we're excited to be here in the bayview. and also want to acknowledging the barbara for hosting this tonight. she's been a key partner from day one we're blessed to actually come back here and launched this program in july with over 85 people in attendance and another team working aggressively on implementing this program for the last almost a year now. so it looks like we're not going to have a power point that's okay. it's about people tonight. i'm daniel i'll 9 director for the city and county of san francisco i'm honored to be joined here who is one the great leaders in this community. i thought we'd give us some background on our program and what we're attempting to do here and personal observations and values why my colleagues feels the environment is go. previously, i was the director of the mayor's office of 2345ibd services and we had a transformations experience i visited new orleans and katrina with mayor ed lee. a lot of folks went down there and bought into the media framing of what happened in new orleans they

in the bayview community. i regret i didn't bring you a map that showed you the location of all these communities. >> i didn't need a map. i just wanted to be aware of the process is. you should be receiving the complaints. >> so if i have a complaint or questions about how the process was run and clearly the ultimate decision, i would talk to you? >> correct. >> how would i know that if i had not been sitting here talking to you? >> i think what you are speaking to is an interesting point. if you go back to the statistics, a large number

thank you for your time >> (calling names). >> hi, i'm charles bayview resident and student. i my fingerprints are that on the monitoring to the wastewater treatment system to the energy system and even the designs for the architect that's going on the roof. you know, i was one of the kids that k y most of you know in guadalupe common i was one of the kids catching undergoes and snakes and lizards and

i'm lee avenue i'm a third jashgs resident from bayview hunter point. about four and a half years it was fund by department of the environment. it's designed to help low income homeowners reduce their electricity bills and provide volunteers with hands on green job training to help them more marbleable in the workforce. they wanted someone from the bayview hunter point to help them. the goals was 10 homes in one year. one of my first clients has been crucial to the success of this program. she encompass around city hall waving her $4 bill and letting everyone or everyone know the benefits. over the past years her effort has helped us install over 1 point and 64 solar pages it's $3.3 million in energy savings that 26 thousands of hours of job training and over 10 thousand emissions prevented in the environment. we provided the largest solar providing 13 homeowners where over 3 kilowatts in one day. i'd receive called if homeowners saying they've got a 24 hour notice their bill is do you in one day they're making decisions to pay the bills or eat. this is

many of our students have come from the bayview hirpts point area and have been working in a variety of life science careers one has a job at the man technical and has started a girl's club. beef about that very, very excited about the possibilities of adding certificates and stackable credential were with that in mind last year we were part of receiving a $2 million portion of a 15 million take grant it stand for community career training by the department of labor. with that funding we were creating an environmental monitoring certificate and have been working with the faculty who have been working hard at the park. it's my great pleasure to be here and share that with you and be very, very supportive of the proposal. thank you. >> (calling names). >> good morning, commissioners and staff. of the port. thank you very much for everything you do on behalf of we the citizens of san francisco. i'm thus exposed to talk with you today because inch i i'm a nonprofit consultant working is a lot of groups as well as a student at conditional. i wanted to talk about commitment and passion and

i'm a resident of the bayview. i live there and currently working with performer arts workshop and these types of grants allow me to come into these schools and teach children and give them an opportunity where they may have not had it before. they get a chance to explore different art forms. i teach ballet, jazz, hip hop, dance. i give -- get an opportunity to spend a lot of time with the children and they get a chance to perform with me. a grant like this helps them perform in the neighborhood. i just want to say that i have also seen children grow a lot from this extensive who, that i do with them. i'm there year-round. i have seen children become better in the classroom and i have had a student that wouldn't speak at all and she's now volunteered to do that. getting an opportunity to work with these students gives them something they may not had going to school on a regular day. i appreciate being a part of this. >> i should also say armani students are performing on third street on march 20th on stage. we are

thank you for your time >> (calling names). >> hi, i'm charles bayview resident and student. i my fingerprints are that on the monitoring to the wastewater treatment system to the energy system and even the designs for the architect that's going on the roof. you know, i was one of the kids that k y most of you know in guadalupe common i was one of the kids catching undergoes and snakes and lizards and such. it's like right now as the districts we're heading in my grandkids can't watch that. i have to cut my little speak short i i was asked by you i'm going to chop up a ladies name. she asked me to read this. the program in the office of the public defender supports the bay institute and proposal. b magic has had a 10 year history of serving children through our collaborative network and community - last thing we've supported my program fetters at the her responses head park for bayview providers and other events. given the except the program efforts we believe they will be in the best positional to expand on the existing program at herself iron head park and working with loca

local firms within the bayview. in closing, i would like to thank the honorable mayor lee for believing in us and san francisco is one of the beautiful tourists -- in the country. thank you. i would like to thank mr. harvey kelly for taking time out and listening to me. and making a change in contracts. well done. c'mon, this is for small businesses. mohammed for believing in business and creating new projects and putting in the effort for creating equal opportunity, thank you. last and definitely not least, to my lord and savior jesus christ for this is the reason it's possible. god bless you. thank you. >> i didn't know you were actually building an empire. can i get a loan? so, i just wanted to thank a few people that help put this together. first of all emilio cruz, where is he? he's back there somewhere. also i would like to thank ma sood. ben, where is ben? here he is in the back. leman abram who is a consultant that works with us on the sewer improvement program. martin lopez who is helping us, tyrone. i just

bayview will be 121 plus manager's unit comprising 117 one bedroom units four two-bedroom units. all units will be targeted to households more than 50% of area median income and 23 will be set aside for chronically homeless seniors. these transactions are conduit financing which do not require the city to pledge repayment of the bonds. we anticipate closing the bonds in mid february. the project is slated to begin construction shortly thereafter and complete construction in 2015. here with me today is a representative of the development team, [speaker not understood] freeman with mccormack barrett and salazar. we appreciate your support and that concludes staff's presentation. thank you. >> thank you very much. colleagues, any questions? okay. mr. rose, do we have a budget analyst report for this item? sorry, i don't have my notes in front of me. >> [inaudible] do not have a budget analyst report. there is no fiscal impact on this matter to the city. >> thank you very much. okay. at this time i'll open it up to public comment. anybody wish to comment on this item? seeing none, pu

all the residents of the bayview neighborhood. those are things that we can do. we want to look at the diversity of san francisco to have the strength to do more methamphetamine dodges we can use bamboo this is something that's been done all over the world to reduce carbon but in the u.s. we haven't done this and where else to start but in san francisco. it's not enough for san francisco to be the greenest city the country but we have to have the most participation so, please continue to support the department to do neighborhood work thank you very much (clapping.) that's right next, we have much less testing i didn't esther >> can you hear me? good evening commissioner and president and supervisor and everyone. i'm the coordinator of the mother and fathers committee with the program. i'm glad you got here i want to talk about hurts point. as he knows right now their polluting our neighborhoods so bad on the hill those buildings here and the bus stop is here and we live across the street. there's only two water holes they've k340k

i'm here to support the bayview project >> (calling names). >> good afternoon port commissioners. my name is is wendy kwoung i'm a lifelong resident i went to city college of san francisco. i'm currently a interim at eco center and have been helping with the maintenance and the curriculum at the egging could center. i want to depress my support for the eco center in collaboration with the city college of san francisco. i'm here to read a statement from one of the port elders of the proposal who couldn't come. katherine the teacher and board president the statement is the arts and literacy or walk for short is an educational facility for public and that's in east san francisco. they've served the at risk students for 15 years now. as a few minutes high school we come because we've struggled in school in eastern credits and are in danger of dropping out of school. we integrated math and other projects. we have been working at the park learning valuable things about sustain appeals court first with literacy in the past two years were our collaboration with ucsf has been excited and k

me and josh said we're coming to bayview first and this decision was made months ago. raise our hand if you've seen the department of environment commission on teleconference don't be ashamed. that's also a part of trying to make it easier for people with families, people that work hard that can't come down through to be able to at least watch. we start our meetings now with the presentation of some of the things we're doing here in the department of environment commission. i want to name a couple of things we have to figure out how to deal with in the jurisdiction we're given. i want to say a few other things we do. when your kids go to the park and those gardener's can't use the pesticides that's our department jury room. we're collecting oil you know from restaurants and things of f that nature to tear up the sewage systems that's the environment commission. when we went to 9 bayview and subsidized and to weather strip our homes to make sure it was weather proofed this was the environment commission. to go solar program made the process through the puc but that's th

local firms within the bayview. in closing, i would like to thank the honorable mayor lee for believing in us and san francisco is one of the beautiful tourists -- in the country. thank you. i would like to thank mr. harvey kelly for taking time out and listening to me. and making a change in contracts. well done. c'mon, this is for small businesses. mohammed for believing in business and creating new projects and putting in the

in the bayview community. i regret i didn't bring you a map that showed you the location of all these communities. >> i didn't need a map. i just wanted to be aware of the process is. you should be receiving the complaints. >> so if i have a complaint or questions about how the process was run and clearly the ultimate decision, i would talk to you? >> correct. >> how would i know that if i had not been sitting here talking to you? >> i think what you are speaking to is an interesting point. if you go back to the statistics, a large number of the plate -- applicants were first time applicants to the arts commission and with the city arts grants program it takes a while for first time applicants to learn the process. >> you don't have a teaching? >> we had a workshop. two workshops. >> part of the workshop did you have information about complaints? >> no. >> i think it's important because we have that in the puc about a grant. people know where to file their appeal or protest. that's not the case here. >> no, we

it spans both the shipyard proper and the [speaker not understood] bayview for a total of 7 88 acres along the southeastern water froth of san francisco. the shipyard program includes over 12,000 homes, 32% of which will be affordable, a rebill of alice griffith public housing development. 3,000 square feet of research space, 350 acres of new and improved parks and all this will be developed over two phases by the lennar corporation under a first phase it what approved in 2003 under a disposition and development agreement. and second dda in 2010. this will produce thousands and thousands of jobs and 12,000 permanent jobs over the course of the project along with significant infrastructure both community facilities and transit and other types of infrastructure. and as you know, the [speaker not understood] development broke ground this year in july. one of the principal agreements and the first obligations underpinning the shipyard project is the conveyance agreement between the former redevelopment agency, now the office of community investment and infrastructure, and the navy. the c

the bayview has been pulled into the recovery plan it's troiblgd to a hilltop the department pulls in a non-native san franciscan butterfly to our habitat. most of our butterflies didn't choose the neighborhoods they sort of pulled up. i want to also role - i want you

the bayview has been pulled into the recovery plan it's troiblgd to a hilltop the department pulls in a non-native san franciscan butterfly to our

she comes from the bayview. her tireless work of the last six years. certainly she will be missed. she's created a deep bench there in order to carry on her work. but really, i think the shipyard, it stands where it does today in large part to her personal commitment and her work on behalf of her neighborhood bayview and all san franciscans. she certainly will be missed and we wish her well. but they certainly do have a deep bench to carry it on. but i did want to draw your attention to that. that concludes my director's report. >> thank you very much. we will be sad to see cheryl go, yes, she will definitely be missed. not that she's like, you know

she comes from the bayview. her tireless work of the last six years. certainly she will be missed. she's created a deep bench there in order to carry on her work. but really, i think the shipyard, it stands where it does today in large part to her personal commitment and her work on behalf of her neighborhood bayview and all san franciscans. she certainly will be missed and we wish her well. but they certainly do have a deep bench to carry it on. but i did want to draw your attention to that. that concludes my director's report. >> thank you very much. we will be sad to see cheryl go, yes, she will definitely be missed. not that she's like, you know, not in the community any more, but not lennar. madam secretary, please call the next item. >> the next order of business is item 9, commissioners' questions and matters. madam chair. >> thank you. any questions or matters? no? excellent. next item. >> the next order of business is item 10, closed session. >> thank you very much. we will be adjourning for just a moment to clear the room of anyone who is not involved in this closed sessi

woods i chair the citizens advisory committee per we have been involved in the deposition of the bayview park and grateful to the oc ii staff for their solution to hold onto all the particles in mission bay until they're all developed maybe in 8 years from now, maybe and then transfer them. we think this give us an opportunity to think about the future and think about a way to have a coherent park system that used the cf d fund efficiently to fund ongoing maintenance. we forward to having the principles outlined by the yerba buena alliance for the yerba buena gardens applied also in mission bay so we have transparency and openness very much desired involvement in this community >> i'm the special director at the heritage center. the premise was to restore the pride in the fillmore community to inform and educate the youth and 2ki89s swimming pool how it serves it's community we had african-american artists displaying their work and we had families mustache come in. the various programs were the harlem of the west the district was known as that where mustache played in families clubs afte