you can expect to get a local bayview hospitality and welcome.ence wine tasting without going to the wine country, because we are small producers and we have not only our wine but introduced italian varieties as well so you can stit and enjoy all that, plus comfort style food. >> my name is anthony, the owner of [indiscernible] ice cream in the bayview. me and my [indiscernible] my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and that was our bonding time. we would spend hours eating ice cream and talking and cratching up. one day my aunt came with a idea, why don't you bring ice cream shop back to the bayview. there hasn't been one here in some time so i thought it would be a good idea to bring something back to the community i grew up and something i haven't seen a new business come back to community. i want to create the environment, the sit down environment you can enjoy a banana split, a root beer float, milk shake, just creating the environment for people to enjoy. got the passion to do it being here in the community and from my f

bayview hunters point foundation. this is the so-called caseworker es.hey said, no, you have to figure it out yourself. >> reporter: if he doesn't, it may be towed to an impound lot. when he moved into the triage center nearly a year ago, he was told the hsh would provide services to fix his vehicle and get him back on his feet. he claims they never did what they promised. he says many of the other vehicles at the site are in similar states of disrepair and can't be moved. wilson has started a gofundme to try to get his vehicle moved and fixed so he can potentially sell it. >> i'm going to have to find a place for the vehicle in the interim, whatever i'm going to do with it. i have to get it registered, and then i can have it for sale, right? and in that time, i got to hope it doesn't get broken into. that's why they call it safe parking. it's like break-ins to rvs that people are living in are very common in san francisco. it's almost assured. and of course, if you leave and there's not anyone watching it, you're opened up. >> reporter: everything he ow

outreach included the small business exchange newspapers, the sun reporter and the san francisco bayview newspaper. osha's website at the city's big bids and contracts website and the city's weekly business newsletter. >> we also had or complaint staff directly reach out to 24 species. they were all landscaping sb firms registered in the cities to be down to base as additional species registered on previous oci are a piece the oci staff evaluation plan interviewed and scored each proposal based on qualifications, experience and budget criteria specified in the rfp. broken associates received the highest score and we are here today recommending that we enter into a contract with them . >> the contract will be a three year contract and then the executive director will have the option to extend it for an additional three years. so if if extended this contract will go through february 28th, 2031. >> the scope of services includes the recurring maintenance and ordinary repairs typical for maintenance activities and plantings in the plaza furniture, trash and litter removal paving and the main

mts bayview shuttle bayview shuttle pilot project which launched this past november and has proven verypopular. the second project is a free on demand shuttle serving treasure island at nearby queen island. this service will take riders to destinations including the ferry terminal new parks on your way to the sailing center. third, the grant funds enhanced muni service on the 25 line and procurement of an additional battery electric bus for that line, s.f. mta is responsible for that project. the program includes construction of electric charging infrastructure at the church treasure island ferry terminal which facilitates the transition from interim diesel ferry service to fully electric service. that project will be delivered by rita will expand the bay wheels bike share system to treasure island and the project also includes memberships for residents and workers on the island during that grant period. finally one treasure island will launch and operate the transportation resource center which combines priority recommendations from the supplemental transportation study community ambas

you can expect to get a local bayview hospitality and welcome. you will experience wine tasting without going to the wine country, because we are small producers and we have not only our wine but introduced italian varieties as well so you can stit and enjoy all that, plus comfort style food. >> my name is anthony, the owner of [indiscernible] ice cream in the bayview. me and my [indiscernible] my aunt used to take us out to eat ice cream all the time and that was our bonding time. we would spend hours eating ice cream and talking and cratching up. one day my aunt came with a idea, why don't you bring ice cream shop back to the bayview. there hasn't been one here in some time so i thought it would be a good idea to bring something back to the community i grew up and something i haven't seen a new business come back to community. i want to create the environment, the sit down environment you can enjoy a banana split, a root beer float, milk shake, just creating the environment for people to enjoy. got the passion to do it being here in the communi

this is happening at what used to be candlestick park in the bayview's hunter point area and amanda harienty of folks do not know what to do next . >> reporter: there are 30 vehicles inside, all of them are being asked to leave by monday. the site is gated and there is security, we were not allowed on the site . but we spoke to a man who lives inside , and he said many of the people do not know what they're going to do with their vehicles and some don't know where they are going to go. >> here is the order. >> reporter: in the last few months the people who live at the san francisco bayview vehicle trio center say their lives have been turned upside down . >> 100% . total. like an earthquake. >> reporter: darren wilson was noticeably emotional when he described the stress he has been under. he has lived in the safe parking site since march 2024 . the city announced the closure in december. it was shortly after officials finally managed to connect reliable power. nearly 3 years after opening 2023 budget analysis report, estimates the cost per vehicle at the site to be about $140,000 per y

but when i did door knocking in bayview such as that of supervisor walton or in ingleside i found many employees of s.f. mta. so i understand that these districts are going to push for joint development that is going to lead for affordable housing . but when this comes to the districts that have residents that have been known to push away undesirables from their parts of the city, i hope that the board is as strong as it is today. and supports a more equitable city and using this public land for public good. >> thank you. thank you for sharing your comments to the next speaker and if we have anyone else who has public comment from whom we have not yet heard, you can line up to speak along that western wall. >> next speaker please. good afternoon. my name is hymie viloria d5 resident and here representing the muni now muni forever campaign. i would just like to bring a few comments. those thousands of emails attached to this agenda item. we're not intended for support of joint development. apologies to the clerk and to the committee for that confusion. we acknowledge that those senders

the first grant modification is for bayview senior services. bayview has four congregate meal sites and focuses on providing culturally responsive nutrition services in districts five and ten. they are especially below for their fish fridays. >> bayview has seen a significant increase in demand for nutrition support services since the onset of the pandemic and that increased need remains. i am seeking to modify baby as congregate nutrition services for adults with disabilities program by adding about $99,600 to support approximately 10,000 meals through this fiscal year. >> the second grant modification is with central latino day san francisco for their congregate nutrition services for adults with disabilities program. central latino has seven sites located in districts two, six and nine. they are notable for scratch cooking latin meals using minimally processed ingredients . the additional funding will address the increased demand for meals in district six. >> the total modification adds a little over $149,000 to support approximately 14,000

. >>> in san francisco, dozens of people in the bayview, vehicle triage center are being told to leave. as the city offers an ultimatum, accept an offer or alternative housing or vacate the area by tomorrow. wilson took the deal, but is wondering what will happen to his rv? >> i asked for a tow and they denied it to me. this is the so-called caseworkers. they said no, we're not giving it to you. you need to figure it out yourself. >> we asked the city if people will be able to get with help with their broken down vehicles, but we have not heard back. >>> with boots on the ground and planes in the air. >> leaders from nearly 20 european countries are meeting today to discuss peace in ukraine. details from that summit right after the break. what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪) >>> welcome b

housing has given housing offers not just shelter offers, but housing to the folks who are at the bayview vehicle triage center. our concern, though, is for those who still are going to be living in their vehicles, they're not going to have a safe place to park. the city says everyone on site was offered permanent housing, rental subsidies, alternative shelter or relocation assistance before the closure. and most have taken advantage of that assistance. the city spent millions on capital costs for the 35 spot site, which just recently was equipped with electricity, and the chronicle reports the high costs and limited success are among the reasons for the closure. frankie would like to stay put. i would love to not move my home. more than anything, the city says people who have accepted offers can stay on site for an extension while their housing is finalized. those who don't accept housing must be out by monday. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. there's a new member of san francisco's leadership team. mayor daniel lurie today swore in former u.s. attorney wilson liang t

oiga, y se acerca el cierre del centro de triaje de vehículos en bayview.o han aceptado una oferta de vivienda tendrán que irse y buscar a donde vivir. esto ocurre después de que la ciudad gastó millones de dólares para el estacionamiento de 35 plazas, el cual acababa de ser equipado con electricidad, lluvia, viento esta mañana. cierto. y esta noche? pues bastante frío para algunos, pero el alto oleaje. mire, usted continuó sin ningún problema y estamos viendo cómo las olas pegaban. esto es en pacifica esta tarde, al grado que salpicaban la barandilla. y aunque debemos mencionar que en capitola la playa reabrió este domingo, el fuerte oleaje de ayer provocó varios rescates, según las autoridades, obligando a los socorristas a cerrar dicha playa. marcelo rivera estás ya con nosotros? cómo marchan las cosas a esta hora de la noche? bueno, césar todavía está peligroso el mar. de hecho, tenemos una advertencia por fuerte y alto oleaje en vigor hasta mañana. y es que estuvo pasando un frente frío que aparte de esas lluvias que trajo, que fueron limitadas en la b

. >> in the last few months, the people who live at the san francisco bayview vehicle triage center sayhave been turned upside down. >> 100%. like an earthquake. >> and wilson was emotional when he described the stress he has been under, he has lived in a safe parking site since march 2024. the closure was announced in december after officials connected reliable power nearly 3 years after opening. a budget analysis report estimates the cost per vehicle to be about $140,000 per year. emily cohen from the department of homelessness and supportive housing explain why they are shutting down over costly infrastructure, lease renewal issues and difficulty understanding the best way to serve people living in their vehicles. she said i think that's what government is supposed to do. if something is not working you're supposed to end it and move on. we don't want to keep doing something that has demonstrated it is not working, people living in their vehicles have been offered housing but not all have accepted, but wilson did still he does not know what to do with his rv. >> they denied me, they

since 1973 the mission of white cd has been to serve the community of one point and bayview and we still do that today. it is an honor to serve the community and we will continue to do so with that. again, thank you supervisor walton and have a great day . >> next up from district four supervisor and guardian, i had the honor of meeting your honoree this weekend. >> thank you dorothy louthan for any want to come on up to the podium, dorothy? >> i so this black history month it's my honor to recognize sunset resident dorothy lathan. >> dorothy is one of the first black people allowed to buy a home in the outer sunset. yes. >> yes, it is true. for many decades nonwhite people were not allowed to be homeowners throughout much of san francisco's west side. baseball hero willie mays tried to buy a house on the west side in 1957 and was denied three years later in 1960, dorothy and her husband arthur were able to buy their home on 48th avenue. >> she is still living in that home with an ocean view at age 92. >> dorothy has had quite the trailblazing life from arkansas to san francisco. today w

about his murder is that a witness who was there and the witness wrote a letter to the san francisco bayview which is a newspaper in bay area you know about what he saw and the witness he describes how and i'm quoting hugo's eyes were wide open as he took his breath and he basically is describing how he can't get the image out of his head of seeing this and seeing his eyes be open. and so jason weaver and whalen, two associates of the aryan brotherhood, they they stabbed hugo pannell to death on august 12th, 2015. and fulfilling a near 50 year prophecy. the aryan brotherhood had lay in wait, issuing a death notice for hugo ever since that day on august 21st, 1971, when two of their members perished attempting to prevent george jackson's escape from san quentin and corrections officials knew this. some claim knew it because it was hugo's file like in his files, his entire incarceration history. others claim they knew it because they helped issue it. and so his family filed shortly his murder. his family files a, wrongful death suit, claiming the department of corrections is playing role becau

. >> so we have a five day a week operation proactive operation in bayview hunters point that it's a joint operation between recology and public works. >> they provide a truck and a truck driver. we have the crews who go to the known hotspots. it's one of the big components of this program and then mechanical sweeping street sweeping our crews cover about 150,000 or 150,000 curb miles a year of mechanical sweeping. >> that's really to keep the curb lane clear of small small litter, smaller pieces of litter and leaves. >> part of it is about cleanliness of neighborhoods and beautification of neighborhoods. but a lot of it is to try to keep the storm drains clear so when there are rains the water has somewhere to go and it's not going to cause localized flooding. so we have a very good partnership with general manager herrera's team of trying to keep the storm drains clean and this is one way that we can do that and then the public trash cans. >> so in san francisco we have right now a little north of 2800 public trash cans. we really put them in places where there's going to be high f

. >> first we have bayview horne by jerry ross barish.and some of you may be familiar with these works as mary mentioned. these have been installed for ten years now and you've likely visited the park and the shipyard. this is haile colon by jessica kay bogner. >> visions from the past and visions of the future by marian coleman. stream of consciousness by heidi harden collect pressure frame by mildred howard and refrain by walter hood. these two pieces are in conversation with each other you can see walter's piece as you look through the frame down the pathway flotilla. this is the fence that's located around this promontory by eric powell and butterfly girl by jason webster. and that's it. >> thank you. all right. any discussion or comments or questions from the commissioners? no. okay then is there public comment? >> there's no public present. >> public comment is closed. okay. all right then do i have a motion move to approve walker second second low. >> all those in favor? yeah, i any nays? it passes unanimous. >> i thank you very mu

supporting is going to housing that's known to have asbestos and let in another issues like in the bayview and if there's anything that's been done about that um yeah i would just be good to know if any of our funding is going to that and if it is maybe let's improve it. >> yes and i know the staff is capturing all of this for the future. thank you. these are great. really great. all right. if there's no more featured items we'll go to public comment. yes. thank you. members of the public who wish to provide public comment in person, please line up at the podium now. members of the public who wish to provide public comment over the phone please refer to the instructions posted at the our city our home website. wait until the system indicates you have been unmuted and you may begin your comments. each person will have two minutes to speak. we will begin with in-person public comment followed by public comment over the phone. i am so irritated with that guy coming out just like for the record that i know in person or over the phone or public comments this concludes the public comment section

communities experience the climate change a lot worse then other communities and growing up in the bayview excelsior and living near freeways and experiencing pollution and not able to bike in my neighborhood in fear of a car crash because of the narrow streets t is really horrible. we can't fix the issue in the weltier communities how do we help the under served communities that experience the brunt of it? i also think people are so resistant to change. especially with the slow streets program which we have been looking into as a committee on the youth commission. the housing recreation and transit committee. we (inaudible) benefited youth in the city specifically overall, but still the mayor and other elected officials are resistant to it and afraid of change because we are such a car dominated city and think it is important to be optimistic about the future and be realistic but also like slow streets are helpful. this can actually get to where we want to go in terms of the climate goals and people need to consider that. >> it is kind of like in a sense feel a chicken and egg problem bec

the case management, you see brilliant corners partners with ucsf citywide, fulton institute, shute bayview, hunters point foundation and five keys to provide that ongoing service that really focuses on individual goal setting with the households connections to community based resources assistance accessing all the benefits that they might be eligible for budgeting, addressing barriers to housing retention and self and economic self-sufficiency. this case plans are of course driven by the interests and needs of the tenant and are really customized to meet each tenant where they are. >> you'll see this slide a lot when i come and talk to you about scattered site housing because it's my regular plug for landlords to get involved in the program to come and join us and be a part of ending homelessness in our community. and as supervisors feel free to put this in your constituent newsletters or any outreach that you have because we are always looking for landlords to be a part of this program. and there's really tremendous benefit to them to being involved in the program. >> i did receive some q

the amendment would conditionally permit certain bars within the bayview neighborhood commercial district. commissioners, you heard this item on december 5th of last year and adopted a recommendation of approval. during land use there are no public comments or supervisor discussions. the item was subsequently sent to the full board with the positive recommendation as a committee report. next the committee considered supervisor walton's ordinance to create the leland avenue neighbor commercial district. the controls in the new ncd will remain primarily the same as in c two but with some controls to better reflect the community's needs. commissioners, as you heard this item on february 6th and adopted a recommendation for approval during the land use hearing supervisor walton introduced the item and chair the overall goals of enhancing foot traffic in the corridor and fostering small business opportunities. he emphasized that community engagement efforts began in 2023 and that the drafted legislation aligns with the committee's goals. there were three public commenters in support of the leg