item 3-b is bay view boat club. the business is a nonprofit recreational boating club that first began meeting in 1961 and officially incorporated in 1963. bayview vote club is dedicated to promoting recreational boating for everyone, with a particular emphasis on bringing boating to underserved neighborhoods and average citizens. their traditional program teaches women and children how to sail. their annual classic regatta sailing event has become a legendary event in boating. the bay view boat club blends good food with boating events and entertainment. item 3-c is couture design and european clothing. the establishment is a retail clothing store established in 1989. couture is located in union square. it has long been known for designer and high-end fashion boutiques and retailers. the business serving people who have difficulty finding clothing elsewhere, often based on height, weight, and disabilities, and their loyal clientele include politicians, athletes, and celebrities. it currently employs four people. it

well. >> so the oath caveat is if this program is specifically focussed for folks who live in the bay view so however for region why we want to take advantage of folks in the community but for outside we want to maybe bring in more folks if it's going to be in east bay mud or alameda county. that's why we want to kind of branch it out a little bit. >> >> so in it's current incarnation it's limited to people in the bay view for coming in and the size of the program is geared toward openings that we see within the waste water program is that right? >> yes. >> commissioner: so to scale it up is going wired -- wider in both directions from more parts in the city and bay area and hiring opportunity outside the p p.u.c. >> and that could be public and private. >> and a lot of those facilities don't require a lot of background and can easily be placed in those. >> thank you. >> commissioner: before we leave the podium is there any public comments or questions from the public? thank you for your presentation. >> thank you. next item, please. >> clerk: item 8. >> the southeast facility community up

essentially, bay view's gonna be our company's prototype. to be a consistent look and a consistent feel, and there has to be a wow factor. if i was a potential franchisee and you brought me into this place, i'd turn right back around and head out. i want this space to lighten up. these fresh, natural ingredients that he uses a lot of, i want him and his name to be at the forefront. dean: he looks like he likes that idea. lemonis: do you like the menu board? dean: no, i'm not a big fan of the electronic one. everything right now is just flat and bland. lemonis: you feel a little dizzy from it? dave: i like that design. i know that you think it's busy. lemonis: if i looked up the word "resistant," i'd see a picture of dave. it's gonna happen fast -- really fast. so we may have to close for 3, 4 days. dave: yes, and i'm glad we're only doing one. i went to simple greek yesterday. it's very stark. lemonis: the one that sold 56 franchises in four months? dave: it's very white. it's very -- to me it's a little cold. lemonis: like the soup market,

the bay view boat club.hey are a recreational boating club incorporated in 1963 located in the bayview hunter's point neighborhood. however, the first meeting of the club was recorded at the shipyard and at hunter's point in april 17th, 1961. the club continued a long tradition of socializing that occurred around a repair shop and tavern beginning in the 1930 s. the stop is recommending approval of this application and we recommending the following features to be protected. the tradition of diversity and hospitality, the boating education program, the racing events including the plastic classics regatta, the volunteer membership run organizational structure, the mosaic mural and their building and stock. that takes us to our third applicant, couture designer european clothing. they opened it in union square in 1989 in the gale and building which is located in the conservation district. the store sells high-end european designer men's fashion customized to fit the needs of each customer. they specialize in se

upper floor residential windows on the row house forms, allow, orient views toward the bay. finishes are used for key locations such as entrances and along bridge view way. the building exterior color palette responds to either the street scape or the landscape courtyard. the ground floor plan illustrates the key community building idea that organizes the ground floor. the generous hallway connects the china basin street main entrance with the central elevators and all the community enhancing functions. the goal is to create a connection with residents daily with the community room, laundry, lounge, game room, supportive services and property management. at the same time, the main hallway and the community spaces look out on to the beautiful landscaped courtyard. in addition, a gap between our building and the public safety building allows space for a shade garden that provides light and views to the west. at the ends of the two street wings are a group of studio apartments and a manager's apartment activating those areas. utility rooms and parking along mission rock street f

light rain around hunters point area and bay view district. we are looking at some of those there. getting a soaking in that area. parts of the north bay getting in on light rain. we'll track isolated thunderstorms and a larger storm system coming up. you're hearing about a possible spinout. >> it is at an off ramp. those conditions are ready for that. i have got that radar on there with my traffic and road conditions. south bay getting hit with a little light rain and wet roadways registering around most of the bay. all of this here and towards bay bridge. it is getting the most active reports right now. we see the wet car. a single car crash as you're making that turn. slicker roadways are the word for concern. those conditions are a factor. back to you. >> thanks. >>> new for you this morning, a hotel employee attack in downtown san jose. this is video into the news room on that scene. police say that the employee was stabbed with a metal object in the side of his neck. you can see right there inside that ambulance there. officers arrested him a short time later. the employee is

the current location on mckinnon avenue in the bay view has a fully stocked 45,000 square foot warehouse and cash and carry will call and competitive pricing options and superior delivery service throughout the bay area. item 3c is schubert's bakery. the business is a family-owned bakery found in 1913 by a german immigrant. it originally operated under golden west bakery. it was known for it's quality selection of traditional german cakes and pastries. mr. schubert's retired in the 1940s and sold the bakery. the new owner moved it to a larger space at 521 clement street in the inner richmond district. in 1995 schubert's were purchased by fourth generation bakers and honored the legacy by combining old world techniques and produce the favorite sweets among them are the neapolitan cakes which date back to 1913 as well as modern favorites such as swedish princess cakes and mango mousse cakes. the current owners are ralph and valerie wenslow. all three businesses received a positive recommendation from the historic preservation commission. after reviewing the applications and the recommendat

san francisco, down into the bay view district, south san francisco, pacifica, burling game, very lighttuff. in the east bay, around alameda harbor, you take a look at the santa cruz mountains, they've been getting some good rain there. this shows you why we're not seeing a lot of rain. this is sheering apart and moves into southern california. we're left with light to moderate showers. highest totals in the breezy in spots. another batch of showers moving through at 2:00, 3:00 a.m. in the morning. then we have another storm coming for weekend and a few more next week. i'll be back to time it out coming up. larry? >> thank ou, sandhya. >>> the rainy weather is having a big impact as sfo. hundreds of flights have been delayed and 17 canceled. >> you can track the rain with the "abc7 news" app. we have live doppler 7 on the app. enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet. >>> crews are working to repair a sinkhole that opened up around 5:00 tonight. two lanes are shut down. we're told they'll likely stay closed at least into next week. >>> it is official. the ong

i'm excited to see the work that you are engaging in in the bay view ends the plaza. as you know, we have been trying to -- we have been able to activate it but have not been able to sustain that activation. and what we have learned is when the space is activated, good and positive things are happening in the community. i'm excited this is part of your pilot project -- program. i have a question about the framework. i love that there it is a director of a grand fund and planning and amenities. i'm curious to know if there's any metrics that are in place to benchmark one where we are and two where we quantify our success. >> those are the discussions we are having right now with the advisory committee. this is a newly formed body. these are exact questions we are asking of ourselves. but how will we measure that success through the equity framework so we can, the reports back to you on how we are doing there peerk in terms of that framework and paying attention to the diversity of spaces, we need to assess it and division of these two so we can work in other neighborho

requested at times that are off the peak hours such as evening during a rain storm for the opening of bay view rise. so i just really wanted to recognize your efforts and i'll miss you quite a bit. thank you, very much. [applause] >> my colleagues set it all and renee and integrity and professionalism, cander, putting the port's best face forward and we have all acknowledged how much renee has put on fun and festive events for the port and maybe the one place i can add to every great things that we have been saying about renee is that also, sometimes renee had to be our shepherd for communications through difficult issues and as the environmental affairs manager, sometimes the thing that i had to present to the public were stressful or confusing and i always felt that renee had my back and she was going to be my advisor and guide in presenting information in the best possible way. again, with integrity but also i felt that, as i said, she had my back and renee, i speak for all of port employees when i say, it's been a joy to work with you. [applause] >> good afternoon, commissioners. mike from

all of these very different demographics a pollster would tell you came together in that office in bay view hunters point where everybody said nobody could go because it is a community in san francisco that has a -- annual -- family income of about 15,000 dollars. household income, people said nobody will go there understand that's why i'm putting my office there because people need to come here and they came from all over and would sit at this long table stuffing envelope at the direction of my mother. [laughter] >> she was your biggest offender but also your biggest campaign, campaign worker. >> she was serious. yeah. [laughter] so serious. and then you know, speaking of her, i write this in the book, even after she got sick, and she had cancer, herself -- we were at the hospital as it turns out these were some of her final days which yipght realize at that time. didn't want to realize but she was -- i was sitting next to her and she was on the hospital bed and she had -- she was turned that way. i just decided to run and filed and she said well how is -- how is the race going? i said wel

oakland, mountain view, san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. here is the view looking along the bay bridge looking westward. 48 in santa rosa. notice it is cooler in the north bay. 46 in napa. in parts of the east bay, too, it is down to 40 at fair of and 45 at livermore. now we go to one more live view from the roof top camera at abc 7 looking back at embarcadero center. we have two storms coming this weekend, both moderate storms. a winter storm warning in effect for the sierra and this wet pattern will continue well into next week. each of the approaching storms ranks two on the storm impact scale. so tomorrow through sunday and actually into monday we expect about one to three inches of rain generally in the north bay and in the coastal ranges. about three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a half in other regions of the bay area. gusts up to 45 miles per hour and stronger guests in higher elevation goes. starting at midnight tonight, notice we will get a wave of moderate to heavy rain surging on shore. in the early morning hours, along with

view. of lingering clouds and spotty precipitation over shore. and about to move into the north bay. what a beautiful view of the sky. from the exploratory camera. 58 degrees at san francisco and oakland. low to mid-60s. it's been a mild day. 57 at half-moon bay. another view of the western sky. 56 up north. 60 fair field. 61 concord. one more interesting view of the cloud formations in the western sky. we'll see possibility of light showers through tomorrow. another light storm sunday. and a dry pattern monday which is martin luther king jr. day. the storm impact scale for the sunday storm. another light storm expected to produce widespread but light showers. rainfall totals generally under half inch. and there's a slight chance of isolated thunderstorm. forecast starting 8:00 tomorrow morning. through the day tomorrow. notice the continuing flow of pockets of moisture and patches of showers. sunday morning more organized system starting to sweep through. maybe some localized downpours before it sweeps into the sierra. sunday night. giving us a chance for clear start on monday mornin

view. also half moon bay. another view of the post-sunset sky just because it is so gorgeous, this is from the east bay hills camera, current temperature is 52 at santa rosa, 48 in napa. low 50s at petaluma and concord. and one more view of the western sky, these are the forecast features. we'll have cold mornings the next few days. rain arrives this weekend and that will be the start of a wet pattern which will continue into next week. overnight, look for low temperatures dropping down to about 29 at santa rosa, 31 at napa, 29 the low at fairfield, 30 at livermore. san jose at just 33. and bay shoreline overnight look for low temperatures in the mid to upper 30s on the coast we'll see lows right around 40. but tomorrow temperatures will bounce back up to the mid to upper 50s again under sunny skies. we don't have those strong winds to contend with. so it will feel milder tomorrow and still seasonably cool. highs mainly 55 to about 57. looking ahead over the next seven days, chances of rain 0 through friday. bu

. >> the bay view merchants association and there's albert chow and he is in park side ter terra belle. >> commissioner: thank you. commissioner dooley. >> last week i participated in a press conference and rally about the ongoing vacancy problems in our commercial districts. supervisor fewer was there to talk about her legislation which she's introduced. supervisor peskin gave us a few details on something he will be putting forward. basically saying after someone does has not registered as a vacancy, that time has come up. the city he's proposing we begin fining those people on a daily basis if there are long-term vacancies. the conversation -- conference was attended by the long beach business association and called out the fact in our neighborhood two landlords have 21% of all the vacancies in our commercial district and we need to be calling these people out and these are the kind of people we need to crackdownon. -- crackdown on not the small business owners who have had their space have a can't only for a short time. we have happy we got some press and encourage all the other ne

bay. this view from emeryville looking westward across the bay. even lower temperatures right now, 34 santa rosa, mid 30s at pet lume marks fairfield and liver more. 40 at concord, very cold overnight. here's a view from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. these are the forecast features. cold mornings ahead for the next few days. rain arrives this weekends. the beginning of i've wet pattern that continues into next week. let's look at overnight low projections, 29 at santa rosa. >> 27 up in ukiah. some of these locations may see temperatures even lower. it's going to quite cold overnight. by afternoon tomoook for relatively mild conditions. sunny skies, calm wind and highs range from bout 58 degrees across the entire region. looking ahead at our rain chances through friday, there is near zero chance of rain but all of a sudden, this system comes in over the weekend that produces a 90% chance of rain on saturday, 80% chance on sunday and diminishing chances on monday and tuesday. the approaching storm the first in the series ranks two on the storm

central station and bay view station are two of the top stations in the city where move out and move up in the ranks which benefits them and their families. i know it's difficult for the chief. i understand the need for that. this is not new. we've been through this before. it's also not new to hear complaints about promotions. it's important for chief to share that. i think we need to explain how many -- who is promote and what their ranks are. it's been topic of debate for many decades in this department. i think the process gotten lot better. and we need to talk about that >> can you distinguish that between transfers and how that works? that's different from a promotion. that's a transfer >> i'm happy to report on all that. >> is there room on the calendar on the 9th to get this on? that will be great. i think it's urgent. >> item six closed session including public comment on item 7. >> public comment regarding closed session. hearing none, public comment closed. >> second. >> vice president mazzucco: all in favor. >> we're back on the record. you have a quorum. san francisco ad

for the people i represent in the bay view and our low-income populations, they're very hungry. will help begin to lift up. food is critical to everything we do in life. having you look at this, review it and understand the importance it impacts our community is critical and will make my job easier when people are calling me looking for food. thank you. >> thank you very much. commissioners, the resolution was introduced several weeks ago and we request a certain modifications and they're incorporated in the resolution before you. do we have any questions or is there a motion to move the resolution? >> commissioner: proceed with your question? >> i know the federal shutdown has some responsibility for food security in terms of quality food and passing of disease to community. what impact have you seen locally in terms of the shutdown, if any? >> there's a lot of concern. there's a lot of fear. we're getting questions from specific supervisors about their district because share very worried about snap, cal fresh. there's been a lot of in the media about potentially not having the

, i'm giving each one of you guys this, as your leisure, look through it and find the history of bay view-hunters point, and shows the clubs, the riot in 1966 when i was an active participant, and it just gives you the history of hunters point and how the people there made sure things happen such as this commission here, having minorities representing the city and county of san francisco. when i first started with the redevelopment agency, it was all italians and jewish on the commission. we turned over desks and what have you in 1982 to make sure we have you guys representing us, the people in the communities. so, even our council here, we had a person, mr. boreguard, who was the council, even got him removed and got, you know, the council we have today. >> thank you. >> thank you guys. keep up the good work. and like i say, good to see my brother up there. >> ok. thank you. any more speaker cards? >> ace washington. >> i'm long-winded. >> ok. >> wow, i mean, honor to come behind oscar, we were back there talking about historical value, and it's just me and you here. we went through the history,

[please stand by] awesome place for a young high schooler from the mission or bay view to come and follow around and see what they're up to. i think that's an ambassador to the community that then has a positive experience and has mentors or connections when he or she starts looking for a job or maybe i'll go to college, they'll have a plausible story to follow. i think that all of this is very good and we have work to do in the heavy lift around having the leadership reflect to the diffe diversity of the city. thank you so much for doing all this work and for the courage to bring it forward and put all of this work and for and the supportive leadership. thank you. >> thank you for your comments. i said the one sentence in the vision statement together we are re-imagining what the planning field is and could be inclusive and diverse and embraces all as a meter of success and we're thinking about how we redo it and how the planning professional looks apt -- at these issues and looks at the macro level in single-family housing and make decisions on that and we have influenced and impact on

one is based on stem and one is on the life and legacy of he is -- espola jackson and one is for a bay view resident of latino dissent. >> commissioner: thank you. exciting to see it coming together. i'd like a sense of the time line and especially as it relate to partner. and when you assess interest and when the partnerships can be identified because i like how you're putting it together around the workforce and the broader goals of the p.u.c. i don't have to hear about it now but i'd love to see the time line from groundbreaking to what could be achieved if the right constellation of partner can move into that space. >> i'd be happy come back with more detail and in trying to move fast i skipped over one bullet point relevant to your comment. last year we didn't issue a full r.f.p. but contacted our partner and says what are you doing, what are your best ideas and how do we make it work. we received a lot of interests tr from various workforce development and various institutions. unfortunately, we only received one response to the r.f.i. in partnership with ssusd and two years of high s