it's in the bayview area. it's smoke from a three alarm fire at an auto body shop in that neighborhood. >> this is on gerald avenue near upton. you can see all that black smoke. it's visible from many parts of the bay area. that's why so many people are calling in asking ha happened at an auto body shop. there is plenty of flammable material there to create this kind of smoke. the fire has gone to a third alarm. more crews are responding to that scene. that smoke, we're seeing it kind of move away from that area now. before it wasn't moving very fast. >> i think it's getting higher in the atmosphere. let's bring in our meteorologist. wind is a big factor, i would imagine. >> wind will be a huge factor. as we get more into the afternoon, the sea breeze will kick up. that column almost going up vertically to about 500, 700 feet or so, then begins to flatten out. it's lifting straight up in the air. any of the surrounding homes in that earks shut your windows and doors. shelter in place until the smoke goes on by

and bayview hunter's point will be all white in seven years with their plan. a new a program needs to be planned on how to mitigate for the low income housing people and have a better program to actually give it to the people that need it. there being a kicked out and nobody is doing anything about it. you're going to have 3 cases coming up concerning this exact issue. i hope you start thinking and really working with us and each one come and talk to us. i've not seen any outreach just sit up and look at this. what's happening to this city is very, very, very sad because the public is being shoved out of the process of the planning. i know something is happening in citywide but no one will tell me. and you guys are going to end up what mud occupy your face. thank you >> further any public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm john from the take could group. it's great to see this topic. this is at least the third survey for potential affordable housing development i've been through since the 1980s. the first one identified balboa reservoir and that was

a three-alarm fire burning in an industrial area in bayview. we have a reporter on the scene. we will have more information right after this. we'll be back with the news at noon in just a moment. lucky charms! ♪ [ birds chirping, twinkling noises ] you're always after me lucky charms! they're magically delicious! can help your kids' school get extra stuff. they're the only cereals with box tops for education. you can raise money for your kids' school. look for this logo. only on big g cereals. you can make a difference. every cereal box counts. >>> we want to to go back to our breaking news right no in san francisco. a three-alarm fire is burning. david stevenson has more. >> reporter: you can see the smoke billowing out from the site of an auto body shop in the bayview district. it went from a two-alarm to a three-alarm fire. that means there are more than 100 firefighters on the scene. there are a lot of industrial warehouses in the area. some of them in the immediate area have been convicted but there are -- evacuated. we were driving 15 miles away and we could see the smok

3 providing services to folks at the bayview hunters point. we have other folks involved in phase one and paul is involved and part of the joint vegetation block 7 and 11. our general contractor is kay they were involved in the infrastructure and vertical and they're the team moving has had ahead with the block 7 and 11. this quickly high-level phase one one hundred and 7 affordable unit that's a mix of replacement housing unit as well as tax credit units there are there's a aerial shot of the completed this this year this shot was taken last summer since that time we've demolished all the building on the left-hand side of the photo and those are the phase that buildings across the site. in addition to the 3 blocks of housing there's a park that will be opened momentary for a grand opening in april and a before i do new community room there are management office until phase two. those are some completed photos of phase one looking at mill point the red building in front is block one that fronts the park and there's the amazing verifies of san

marketed everywhere children and families turn, like billboards on top of people's houses in the bayview or on our buses, or saturday morning tv. as a san franciscan, i also share our collective desire to make san francisco more livable for families and to continue to be a city that sends stands strong in protecting the public's health and allows all of our neighborhoods to thrive. as a local legislator and a law maker like the left of us, i also believe that nothing we do is more important than protecting our children's health and the public's health. we're lucky, as i mentioned, that we have strong coalitions for health equity and food access in our neighborhoods, especially in the bayview and the tenderloin. but it's growing in many other neighborhoods, too. and they've been building alliances with doctors, health experts and scientists. some of the best science in the world from ucsf researchers and the center for vulnerable populations and many other pediatricians and ucsf to yale university's center for food policy and obesity studies. they've all helped us develop this measure as

but i'm here to say that i'm saying visual on what's going on in the bayview.n't want three streets to do a repeat what they've done to the fillmore street. >> thank you. next, any additional public comment on items 4 and/or 5? seeing none, we'll close public comment. [gavel] >> okay. my understanding is we will need to forward items 4 and 5 without recommendation? >> that's right, [speaker not understood]. >> i can speak to that. we need to -- we cannot send this to the committee report because there was a noticing or a memo error and it will be heard at the full board on march 18th. >> we can send it with recommendation, but not [speaker not understood]. >> you mean february? >> march 18th. >> i'm sorry. you can send -- item number 4 will go to the board to be adopted on the 25th. item number 5 will be sent without recommendation for consideration for the march 18th, 2014 public hearing. >> okay. >> the resolution item 4 essentially provides public notice that the board will be considering item 5 at a committee as a whole on march 18th. >> okay, great. so, th

. >>> oscar james, bayview hunters point, native resident. i support this 100% and i'm also glad the young community developers plan a significant part in this particular development. and i totally support now lennar corporation for their commitment to do what we've asked for in the beginning and more. so, with that, i approve it and i'm glad it's happening, and i hope it will become a success for the rest of the community. thank you. >> d.j. [speaker not understood]. >>> it's a tough one. good afternoon, commissioners. d.j. brook ter, director of [speaker not understood]. i want to echo what we hear from the community. we've worked tirelessly alongside am cal and ocii. looking at schematics and [speaker not understood], they've been a friend to the community since day one and we support moving forward with this as is. thank you. >> thank you very much. further public comment? okay, thank you very much. questions from fellow commissioners? commissioner singh. >> yes, it seems like a very good project, but i'm concerned about the parking 60 un

before you start making decisions in bayview hunters point i want to come out to bayview hunters point so you can hear what's happening about the health of san francisco. thank you all very, very much and a make an appointment to come out to bayview hunters point before you talk about the shipyard and all the toxics. here in san francisco you don't do anything >> sue hester. i'm using this comment to ask the commission to ask for a public hearing. i was shocked today when i client find out that things were not in the file because the planner on the case had never downloaded them into the foil. i need a hearing on how the planning department staff handles e-mails communications from the developer submitting documents they must be permitted out in the file swlz the e-mails themselves. i'm familiar with going through records. and it was shocking to me that when i reviewed the files i did a thorough review the foils. i didn't see anything that my client had found because she was cc'd on an e-mail transmitting an e-mail to the planning department. she was scratching her head. i realized tha

oh, yes through the ymca why is the ymca out there at bayview hunters point making decisions important the tenant as although they're the attempt. that's the crime in san francisco. the principles have not been used and you asked about the 20 percent of housing let me tell you what happened. i'm going to give you you history. mayor brown organized the tab analytical group those ministers were supposed to be if the developer didn't want to build protecting housing then they would go to the tab analytical group they built anatomic land. before this one preacher built i contacted the commission not to allow him it was toxic land it was land filled guess what it was approved. they didn't tell him that i've been living in hunters point since 189898. none of the area that was the economical impact study was done they didn't come on board until 1972 so most of the things being built is being built anatomic site. the money belonged to the community someone going to have to pay important something they've done the tenant were supposed to be managing those projects it's a crying shame what we di

to do is do an economic analysts of the bayview. we've been talking about a lot of on the capital investment and a everything but even as we're talking so many years the democrat graphics of the bayview has changed dramatically. you all would be shocked to know that at one n time in the city 24 percent were blacks. now down to 4 percent. and i'm saying this economic analysis should deal with the contribution of those blacks who came from the south and contributed like in the shipyard or whatever. we had contractor like listening arrest they want to call it a shipyard. the land for flooding is now prime waterfront property and we know at mission bay you could live there but you have to sign waivers and if you know anything about planning many waivers will have to be signed and it the infrastructure will have to be built for flooding. we're not getting those reports so there again, our university students should come and give their input, you know, the heads of the departments whether lean water and power and infrastructure their givi

unlike previous bayview funds, there was a termination of a contract with mta. that was an easy one to do in our last budget cycle, but there's more flexibility with these. as long as they're tax exempt eligible use. so, the language, we wanted to give ourselves some head room and specificity for our oversight board. what are the kinds of projects that are eligible in each of these specific geographic areas? but it is including, but not limited to and really subject to more discussion and community stakeholder ictionv put. ~ input. >> so, are he we going with any city department that is doing this type of work, or how are we -- how do we come up with the general scope of work for these projects? >> well, i think through the budget process also, we will need to include this in our budget and other city departments will need to put that in their budget as well. so, we'll need to be working to make a proposal and you'll see it on your side as we propose it in the budget. this is what we want to do, similarly on their side. so, further, this is not to restrict it to

francisco >> commissioners what we need to do is do an economic analysts of the bayview. we've been talking about a lot of on the capital investment and a everything but even as we're talking so many years the democrat graphics of the bayview has changed dramatically. you all would be shocked to know that at one n time in the city 24 percent were blacks. now down to 4 percent. and i'm saying this economic

bayview hunters point. alex didn't start the puc and two of those persons are dead and gone. and where we used to meet and i used to attend those meetings that was that young man's on fifth street. it died off it died down and alex came to me and a asked me about the cac and i agreed. but i don't want you all trying to change the history that happened in my community and that's a lot that's going on. when i heard about the budget i know it bothers me you all have been sitting here for a long time and when you came together what were you supposed to do n if so nothing happened about the issues no one said anything about the leaks that's going on in my community. it just said that nothing is happened you've wasted seven years and ms. mccain about tell you. you've wasted seven years and not doing the job and i believe you're going to waste 7 more years and we're not going to have the that is my understanding. when i told the director i was not going to support the pipes you all have been lying to us at hunters

crime and violence in the bayview and even though from where it was at it's height five or sick

i actually met with commissioners loftus and marshall on monday with the bayview alliance to discuss crime and violence in the bayview and even though from where it was at it's height five or sick -- six years ago, this meeting as if the urgency isn't any less now so that we can capitalize on whatever we can in catching our breath so we don't have one of those spikes again. i will close with that the chinese new year's parade is coming up. again, lots of kids and lots of fun. it will be the year of the horse, so of course our horses will be in a celebratory mood. with that, i will pass it off to captain conley and bruceo to do the presentation on the audit. >> while we are there, we want to thank the outside agencies who helped with those pursuits. i heard they were very helpful. >> i appreciate it. we don't have a helicopter and one of the suspects was emerged in the bay and would have e eluded us were it not for the helicopter to spot him. needing to come up for air, i would say. >> so i want to thank the chp and the various agencies that helped. >> thank you, captain. mazzucco. >>

we just went through the bayview homeless shelter issue. i'm just wondering what are the culturally relevant and competent strategies that you use in hsa. >> so, it's a to youedctionving to me that it's 24% and we stuv don't have a full service service in the bayview. [speaker not understood]. we have a drop-in center there, in just as recently as 2000, 2001 was simply just food. now it's services. you know, we -- a lot of folks come to the central city who are homeless, maybe from the southeast part of the city, [speaker not understood], that's where the services are. we really need to do a better job of getting services that are more culturally competent. linguistickly competent to the folks who need them so they're not traversing across the city accessing services because there aren't any in their neighborhood. i think we're getting better. [speaker not understood] will testify, we have right now just providence church which is in the southeast part of the city. >> but i know we're fortunate with a lot of grassroots and community based i

we're in the bayview. we employ all of our employees live in the neighborhood, and we still struggle to even get any luck or any kind of work from that development. so, i would like to just say that i think suppliers should be -- it should be addressed. the suppliers should be given discounts or contractors should give discounts for using local suppliers because we do employ local people. that's all i want to say, thanks. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon. gentlemen, you have done a great job of bringing out a very important item for community folks. let me first say that cmd actually is an improvement over whats was before. let me make that real perfectly clear. let me also say that cmd without the resources of compliance officers they will not be effective. let me also say that 14b should be used to enhance the community and in a lot of ways it's not. clearly we're looking at data where the percentages of not just contracts themselves, but the percentage of hours is a compromising is

build greater skills to help them obtain their ged and they are opening a new site tomorrow in the bayview. >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you, i want to first announce that the budget committee will meet next wednesday on february 5th in this room at 7:00 and second to acknowledge that there were at the last meeting we talked about the state board of education meeting coming up a few days after that and i was there testifying and i was wanting to sta say the board of education voted. i wanted to say this was a fantastic turnout by school board members and administrators from around the state. there were 370 speakers at the state board of education including the governor who showed up unexpectedly. that was a really, of that probably 300 of them were board members and superintendants and other administrators. it was quite a remarkable thing. this past weekend at the csba board of directors meeting thanked everybody but also said we know who are the leaders of the education in the state. even though they are all over the states. my thanks and admiration to all the board members and adminis