i think it is the 09 way around 45 for bayview and 60 for conner yeah conner how is it is 45 and bayview it is 60. >> yeah. i saw that never mind so the unit of service 9 thousand 4 heed hundred and 50 okay. >> yeah. >> and it seemed like did that mean in the tenderloin area the clients need for different kinds of services compared to bayview the conners house t is counting concoct and bayview counting hours so they were different measurement so that is how their systems are set up to track the interacts for the people they serve etch organization has had a justification but the descriptionycy is the bayview counting service hours. >> and the conner house the population is a high percentage of the european or unstable folks so their frequent. >> so multiple times a week or some multiple times a day you're correct given the area and the complexity of the mental illness it is significant with conner's house there is a need more for individuals that's not to discount the services there bayview or the services they deal with yeah. yeah. >> the different populations. >> yeah. >> any other com

to the city came to bayview all of those funds their needs to be an investigation of what is going on their needs to be a recall it is sad how this city has turned into it didn't has nothing to do with to do with you i know one thing you can't do morning what you're told to do you sanity say anything it saddened me i want you to write down this quickly wwws a n f r a n m a g. come and look at september is 6 september 2006 now that magazine came out 2006 in september i'm in it and a lot of other people guess what when you read that is your question you're seeing the same thing going on today please because our staff can't go out they've been watched and found who you talk to its a shame what you do to the staff i know you can't do nothing about it they can't go on is computer outside this is a crime and all the city departments not just here they don't want you to know they gave us 3 minutes to talk they don't want you to learn or know anything thank you. >> okay any other speaker cards. >> there are no speaker cards. >> okay. just as a poisoning and i i may need to take a break and gi

i think it is the 09 way around 45 for bayview and 60 for conner yeah conner how is it is 45 and bayview it is 60.

i think it is the 09 way around 45 for bayview and 60 for conner yeah

again the public is able to review these proposals, from the bayview public library, from now to june 14th and submit written comments on the website at sf port.com, or the bayview website, at sf commission.org public collection. thank you. >> commissioners, this concludes me report >> any public comment? seeing none public item is closed. next item. >> item nine b commissioner's report >> commissioners? anybody have anything to report? >> nope >> seeing none this item is closed seeing none public comment is closed, next item. >> item ten a, request approval of amendment so the san francisco building code remove 8.12, which provides fences, exceeding fence height, for construction of all future fences of port property ten b advertise for competitive bids, for pier 32 building and repair project >> is there a motion >> so moved >> second >> all in favor -- oh, public comment? seeing none public comment is closed. all in favor of the two items on the consent calendar >> aye >> opposed? abtensions? the item carries next item. >> [reading] california corporation, for -- two lease number 1

stop signs telling me more about this factor why it is unique to bayview. >> that's the sheer numbershe analysis are broken down the the vehicle section and within the stop signs with respect the 4 primary i don't tell you was is a failure to at a four-way stop. >> it come up with reference to stop signs in the tenderloin not a lot of stop signs violations one stein in the same place but in bayview it is prominently controlled by stop signs stop signs but i had the data broken down i minimal this data is helpful to the captain at bayview to understand this is a at the scene violations to do data that's the idea. >> and the analog helps us to identify the top intersection in the districts it paint a good picture. >> okay. sounds like driven policing. >> that slide is about the collision fatalities are down 56 percent year to data and severe injures up one percent and complaint of update bless you. >> we're up to i think 8 now and 11 at that point last year i like about what i derive from the data are we're down open pedestrian collisions and bike collisions those will have to do with m

any opposed thank you the motion carries d request renewable of the grant about bayview hunters point multiple practices for money management for the term july 1st, 2015 through june 30th, 2016, in the amount of $32,000 thousand dollars plus plus a 10 percent not to exceed the amount of 35 thousand plus dollars. >> welcome back. >> we seek your approval for the bay area grant to improve the well-being of the seniors to the money management so perimeter can stay in their homes and the bay area looks to serve 60 clients throughout the requester that employees a full-time manager with services of banking and disthat you went of fund and in certain cases home visits if the person is homebound additionally it prevents unnecessary evicts and utility are paid on time each month i conducted a visit on may 2014 the bay area money management is a system of services assessable to the clients at the bay area location this is impressive it showed the eyes by which clients or potential clients get a multiplied of services including money pshth mrthd management it is in the same place they meet with

and unsafe backing out i had that happen on the way here you see only one district has stop signs bayview is number 4 it doesn't fall in the data anywhere else questions? so we've had this conversation is aligns with the 5 on the data that mta data from 2012 that was bans the twitter status >> twitter. >> that's what we are looking to face are the preliminary collision factors are mostly the same. >> it came up at the hearing in january of 2014 there were more stop signs more types of enforcement but helpful to understand. >> those are the collision factors the citations. >> right. >> those are the crashes that happened we've termed what caused the crash. >> so going back to bayview stop signs telling me more about this factor why it is unique to bayview. >> that's the sheer numbers the analysis are broken down the the vehicle section and within the stop signs with respect the 4 primary i don't was is a failure to at a four-way stop. >> it come up with reference to stop signs in the tenderloin not a lot of stop signs violations one stein in the same place but in bayview it is prominently

in fact, the director didn't have discretion, the cap in the bayview of 45 permits had been reached. there's 69 permitted establishments so the director couldn't make any exception specific to appellant and -- yeah, i'll stop there. >> good evening, i'm june wine trop, i'm the manager of this regulatory program. this is the first case that you are hearing for the amendments to 19h that were inbacker enacted in january, and i will say that you are correct, there was no heads-up given really to anybody that the law was going to be passed and that there was going to be a date at which this density level would start to be enforced. it's a complicated law and we are working hard to come up with some consistent guidelines. this case is actually very clear to us though, so it's nice that there is some level of clarity and i'll explain to you why. we -- first of all, you should know, we had approved a tobacco retail permit to mr. imtair to the grocery market in the same complex. >> the timing on that, please. >> we approved the permit sometime in october, 2013. >> 2013. >> 2013. we never abi

anwar has been a merchant in the bayview hunters point community for over 35 years he's one of the few middle eastern merchants who refuses to sell alcohol because of the negative impact it has in the community particularly with the young men and women standing in around these particular stores that engage in this particular product. in addition to that, with the ongoing redevelopment of a new community in the southeast sector of san francisco, the gentrification of not just the merchants leaving, the third street corridor which is one of the poorest corridors in san francisco. i lived there all my life and i have seen the days when we had italian merchants and asian merchant and is now you have store front we have 40 vacancies currently as we speak the san francisco board of supervisors had a moratorium on liquor license, they eased that license up to let fresh and easy neighborhood market in they stayed 22 month and is they fled as well as a chicken with wing stop, they stayed 11 mothers and they fled, the competition that was against is the violence the drugs the alcohol, the homele

bayview hunters point already is 21 tobacco retailers over the cap, we don't need to add another one there. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> i'm larry [inaudible] i'm a medical marijuana advocate and i say district 6 in the tenderloin, we have enough cigarette stores there, one thing i want to point out, cigarettes cause cancer, if you look at all the books back in 79 and 78, they had all these great black and women advertising cigarettes, new ports for ginger slim, even the marlboro man is dead, they need some wholistic, something healthy out there putting another cigarette place out in an african american chinese dominated people of low-income neighborhood, i already got the smokestacks from the chemicals from the navy out there so i think this is not a healthy alternative opening up another store in the neighborhood that's already distressed and remember i was working one night i worked at the [inaudible] i said the world was going to end and it was revelation 24, it said god gave us water and green trees it said take the green tree leaves and use as medicine a man must have

no one to talk about the street encroachment in the bayview? so be it, public comment is disclosed on this item [ gavel ] colleagues would i love to have a motion on this. >> motion with positive recommendation to the full board. >> seconded by supervisor wiener and without further ado this item masses unanimously. madame clerk, cousin please call i. . >> the resolution exemptioning the competitive bidding policy, a real estate transaction between the port and teatro zinzanni. >> who is presenting on this item? anyone? item no. 2, thank you, sir, please come on up. >> thank you, chair cohen and supervisors wiener and kim. i am the department program manager with the port of san francisco. i am here recommending -- representing the port commission, requesting your consideration of a resolution authorizing the port to enter into negotiations with teatro destinani and their project tzk bredway, llc. to develop and lease portland with a boutique hotel and dinner theater. the resolution requests an exemption from the competitive bidding policy set f

. >> geography i'm oscar james to the commission i'm a native and resident of bayview hunters point and this property we're talking about from the draw bridge at motorbike all the way to geneva all the way up to the 280 freeways was a model city's that was our area this new development that is come in with district 10 and what have you they're trying to cut us out we're the ones that dealt with that property since the 40s up until today i want to make sure that the community bloicht, dog patch the potrero hill benefits from this particular project sunnydale and all those who suffered as it's been developed i support of warriors one hundred percent and support the programs they came out and helped i've seen nothing i came out of usf programs i'm talking about the people that live in those communities preferred african-americans and other native resident of bayview hunters point who should be getting scholarships from uc the warriors have given quite a bit to our community and to the members i applaud the poerp person that talked about the log cabin rather than ranch and bringing people t

community that needs to happen to insure success in staff schools create a recruitment targeted for bayview and other hard to staff schools we need teachers that have - we need a strong principle because we know that with strong lisp we have a strong staff if the staff is provided incentives such as a guaranteed paraprofessional in every classroom teachers need support to be successful in classrooms and teachers in bayview school sorry about that teachers need support to be successful in classroom for more professional development and alp planning time for other teachers we need a better strong substitute in our schools as parents we need to be part of the process of hiring the process that teach our kids thank you very much (clapping) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening superintendent and members and district at large i'm in here on behalf of local and happy to be here where we're not negotiating a contract or have complaints we would liquor to leave with you a mission statement that we've come up with that we hope you'll read and that we plan to implement on a daily base i

information because of my involvement and in 1992 the vice president of the united states came to bayview hunters point because your tenants put together a management council that resident management council started back in the 80s and other statewide states but finally got here to san francisco what that program was to do to train is retina to become managers, flaresers and contributions and all folks to run the housing authority the tenants were supposed to do that the hope program started in bayview hunters point from is fellow that ran the hate ashbury if a person was on drugs they were gotten off drugs and put into training all i have to do is get the information correctly but what occurred that was 20 tenants that was trained to be manager's 10 was hired and this was before willie brown who become the mayor the san francisco in 1996 and leader about those folks coming in i'm talking about the mayor's office of housing for to purchase their apartments a lot of things was going on a lot of things going on for the people of san francisco i don't know how long people when i look at a bu

about how to get young people transitional acknowledge groups from the worker and potrero hill and bayview hunters point prepared and ready when those games happy to make work the stadium and put the shirts on the seats and selling items i also want to stress the importance of physical fitness and literacy hair at froerment i know they work with our program in the bayview hunters point passing outs back packs so what's been great we have a relationship with ucsf and take kids and learner more we also want them to understand there's more than the sports arena than being on the floor and having the stadium and the space and seeing there are other careers i'm excited about the potential of having a team that represents so much to the youth we serve and them to actively see more than there it is to it just not the court. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners commissioner president fong and directors i'm dennis mckenzie around the education of san francisco public holidays i provided you with a letter i e-mailed you this morning for the benefit of the public i've written a proposa

there a plan yet how is the outreach being done previously as stated i'll voucher for example, the bayview hunters point district 10 there is 21 percent the population are asian-americans and i know there was someone that testified they're not being reached out to what are the warriors doing and everybody is looking around who's going to respond to that. >> maybe katherine can respond. >> oh, commissioner eling ton. >> an issue and concern for the commission about each to the community. >> so for the record steve eagle ton director the implicit worries just an outreach really touching basis with the community organizations so the mission hiring haitians and organization b u i want to make sure we're early on in the process i know we're a ways away from breaking ground? a perfect opportunity to involve those are organizations on the front end and using again, the cac as our sounding board one the things i'm proud of we're 86 meeting folks in the mission and bayview we meet folks at cafe shops and communicated organizations right now that's our strategy and was move forward there's those are

we bought i voted for you and between my x and i we have 3 small businesses in the admission and bayview because of divorce i'm collecting money from ash i need the income awhile i get my bus up and running it has b also allowed us to start a college fund for my daughter available that people taking rental unit off the market should be stopped not what i'm doing i'm not a commercial unit honestly there shouldn't be a cap for people renting out their room and distinction between a full how is it is easy to pinpoint if you looked into sometimes kitchen cupboards you'll whether they live there or not without other than it wouldn't be possible for that any x and i so share a house our data has been going to a public here entire life i created community engagement fund from the san francisco arts commission and supervisor campos are you willing to loss a million dollars for the art programs and the parks and safety. >> okay. thank you remember this is general public comment you can't direct our comments so. >> i'm chris george i think i was the last card. >> oh you think you do you're in ther