neighbors and friends and coworkers and city leaders forced out or priced out of city when we betsy carmichael by a housing unit that this is what with makes us to be if it hurts we'll bring it in it is not a god and this is not natural the key problem that affordability we can protect and preserve housing for all san franciscans and produce for affordable housing for those who need it but affordability it not just paying the rented it means access to housing and food and quality care and the knowledge wage and the benefits program a transit system we can all use and policing affordability means alternative clean ring with the harmonies of liberty; renewable empowers it creates real market competition and the lowering of the prices so i ask you to join me i compliment as mayor will work on those issues together with my endorsement of local 1021 of seiu and bayer twenty twenty the america federation of teachers and many, many individuals who support us thank you for your support i count on our vote and prayers and very much that we can work together to make a friendly city for working families

neighbors and friends and coworkers and city leaders forced out or priced out of city when we betsy carmichaela housing unit that this is what with makes us to be if it hurts we'll bring it in it is not a god and this is not natural the key problem that affordability we can protect and preserve housing for all san franciscans and produce for affordable housing for those who need it but affordability it not just paying the rented it means access to housing and food and quality care and the knowledge wage and the benefits program a transit system we can all use and policing affordability means alternative clean ring with the harmonies of liberty; renewable empowers it creates real market competition and the lowering of the prices so i ask you to join me i compliment as mayor will work on those issues together with my endorsement of local 1021 of seiu and bayer twenty twenty the america federation of teachers and many, many individuals who support us thank you for your support i count on our vote and prayers and very much that we can work together to make a friendly city for working families agai

neighbors and friends and coworkers and city leaders forced out or priced out of city when we betsy carmichael by a housing unit that this is what with makes us to be if it hurts we'll bring it in it is not a god and this is not natural the key problem that affordability we can protect and preserve housing for all san franciscans and produce for affordable housing for those who need it but affordability it not just paying the rented it means access to housing and food and quality care and the knowledge wage and the benefits program a transit system we can all use and policing affordability means alternative clean ring with the harmonies of liberty; renewable empowers it creates real market competition and the lowering of the prices so i ask you to join me i compliment as mayor will work on those issues together with my endorsement of local 1021 of seiu and bayer twenty twenty the america federation of teachers and many, many individuals who support us thank you for your support i count on our vote and prayers and very much that we can work together to make a friendly city for working families

thank you for realtek's sponsorful of the betsy carmichael program. realtek's donation will support goals of safe routes to school to encourage children to walk to and from school and create safer environments in the neighborhood. walk san francisco is part of a growing movement to promote safe, sustainable and healthy transportation. thank you very much. >> hi, my name is fred. i own the insurance company and ensure about 250 small businesss in the geographical area we're looking at developing. i want to applaud realtek for reaching out to the community. what i'm saying here, i want you to look at every one of these faces. brothers and sisters, and i know what it's like, because i came here undocumented to this country. what jobs mean? the economy hasn't been that great. as thriving today, and these people finally have jobs. they just want to take care of their families. they just want basic rights. we know this organization has reached out to the community, doinging the right things. but you know what is more important to me? and some of you people

thank you for realtek's sponsorful of the betsy carmichael program. realtek's donation will support goals of safe routes to school to encourage children to walk to and from school and create safer environments in the neighborhood. walk san francisco is part of a growing movement to promote safe, sustainable and healthy transportation. thank you very much. >> hi, my name is fred. i own the insurance company and ensure about 250 small businesss in the geographical area we're looking at developing. i want to applaud realtek for reaching out to the community. what i'm saying here, i want you to look at every one of these faces. brothers and sisters, and i know what it's like, because i came here undocumented to this country. what jobs mean? the economy hasn't been that great. as thriving today, and these people finally have jobs. they just want to take care of their families. they just want basic rights. we know this organization has reached out to the community, doinging the right things. but you know what is more important to me? and some of you people

five years this is an important time to have the conversation we expect the buildings will be betsy carmichaelo the timing is important but if we talk about this in three or four years it will be too late i think the timing is good but important to think about our goals i'd like to imagine we want to end up on the higher ends the individuyield. >> those are big numbers there are we're sitting here what have we got so i'm looking at those those are the conversation i want to start we need to look at the land and buildings we have especially the underutilized ones and start thinking what can we for instance, a school on treasure island not used as a school and interesting enough like the other buildings i don't know who owns them it was owned by the navy; right? >> the city owned it because thankful taken over treasure island but we have to look at the assets we modesty might have to apply i have questions about the oz demographics not only stunning but raised sort of follow-up detailed questions i think appropriate we can ask at the stated assignment committee why the low and high yield at pack

developments in the city of san francisco and possible in the whole state of california this state was betsy carmichaelimmigrants this is probably a safe haven how can it be safe haven that if they can't - make good their promises they've made to the for father's at the time this all starltsdz years ago reduced the service they should oppose the filipinos that reduce to leave to be evicted what would happen if i sees with the big corporations you have to look at san francisco the lands is scarce most of lands is owned by the city but still the city has been letting the land go to the big money people they've informational about the people that built this communities we need affordable housing not in the essence of affordable anybody making thirty or 20 over and over $50,000 a year we're talking about the young which were necessary need a foundation and a strong foundation to contribute to san francisco i thank you very much for our time and have a good day. >> hello thank you commissioners i'm a volunteer artist, educator and a residents art in the studio on 6th street and howard i'm here for continuan

thank you for realtek's sponsorful of the betsy carmichael program. realtek's donation will support goals of safe routes to school to encourage children to walk to and from school and create safer environments in the neighborhood. walk san francisco is part of a growing movement to promote safe, sustainable and healthy transportation. thank you very much. >> hi, my name is fred. i own the insurance company and ensure about 250 small businesss in the geographical area we're looking at developing. i want to applaud realtek for reaching out to the community. what i'm saying here, i want you to look at every one of these faces. brothers and sisters, and i know what it's like, because i came here undocumented to this country. what jobs mean? the economy hasn't been that great. as thriving today, and these people finally have jobs. they just want to take care of their families. they just want basic rights. we know this organization has reached out to the community, doinging the right things. but you know what is more important to me? and some of you people

relied on the rezoning from the eir additionally much of the growth in the pipeline has not been betsy carmichael and operational so those slides will focus on showcase square and potrero hill as you may know when the plan was adapted no 2008 it coincideed with the recession therefore the development activity if 2009 to 2012 was fairly limited this slide illustrates that some developments completed over the past couple of years in the neighborhoods overall no, not a lot of growth starting next year some of the larger developments are expected to come online with the largest number of units in 2021 those slides are estimates from staff those estimates could be online earlier or later or not at all those projects are not issued briments this is estimates if 2015 i apologize for the people that don't have the slides they're hard to see in 20174 hundred units anticipated 2018 i think it might be one project 455 units and 2020 about 5 hundred units and then 2021 in total approximately 29 units of non-residential pdrs space are operational by 2021 along with 8 hydrothousand square feet of pdrs those we

developments in the city of san francisco and possible in the whole state of california this state was betsy carmichaelimmigrants this is probably a safe haven how can it be safe haven that if they can't - make good their promises they've made to the for father's at the time this all starltsdz years ago reduced the service they should oppose the filipinos that reduce to leave to be evicted what would happen if i sees with the big corporations you have to look at san francisco the lands is scarce most of lands is owned by the city but still the city has been letting the land go to the big money people they've informational about the people that built this communities we need affordable housing not in the essence of affordable anybody making thirty or 20 over and over $50,000 a year we're talking about the young which were necessary need a foundation and a strong foundation to contribute to san francisco i thank you very much for our time and have a good day. >> hello thank you commissioners i'm a volunteer artist, educator and a residents art in the studio on 6th street and howard i'm here for continuan