the original owner purchase it had in 2008 through the bmr program. he had a first mortgage and since 2015, mocd, the planning department and the city attorney's office has been in contact with the owner several times to try to bring him in compliance with the program. he owes the h.o.a. over $35,000 in unpaid h.o.a. dues. in 2017, the owner defaulted on his first mortgage, and the lender, which is seline finance has scheduled an auction for the property. mocd is requesting from the board to take the most expeditious course of action which is to bid on the unit at the auction for up to $300,000 which is below the allowable maximum sales price, according to the rules. if we are successful, we would transfer the ownership to an income eligible household. if we are out bid at auction, the unit will still have affordable housin restrictions, but it is a costly and lengthy process to work with an investor who purcse it to bring it back into compliance. so we're asking you to forward the legislation to the board of supervisors with a recommendation so that

the first one is the bmr on site. we agree to do bmr and there will be 24 on site bmr. the second one is no nested bedrooms. we incorporated that. number three, because for the future, they asked us to reduce residential parking. so we have reduced from 60% 50%. we agreed to do that by giving up 16 parking is spas. spas -- spaces. they want us to pay attention to every side of the building for the beautiful architectural details to all sides of the buildings. you will see that w hav done so. so as you can see, you know, all the concerns really boil down to three main areas. a building that respects and can complements the surroundin that promotes safety and that is a positive force for the residents who are in the building and the community, and i hope we have addressed all that. so right now, i would like to take this opportunity to thank all the community members who have been open and engaged with us throughout this whole process. this project is really a result of our shared desire to make the tenderloin and civic center neighbor a wonderful place to live. so it is

so the plans we received are just that, 8-unit building, con towning no bmr units, because it's under the 10-unit threshold for inclusionary. and it's not even going to the full 65 feet that it's allowed to. so we just -- some estimations, if they were to use home-sf on the same site, could yield 26 units with 8 bmrs. the site could fit up to 20 units. so it's definitely underdeveloped, i would say. so we've heard that -- aside from the cost and complexity of including bmr units, the project sponsor was not interested in taking on the extra process of conditional use, which is what home-sf requires. we've also seen projects like this one at 2670 geary, lucky penny site. here they came to us with mixed-use project containing just 21 units, which is what the base zoning allowed. we asked them to explore a home-sf option that provided more housing and they developed a scheme with 121 units of which 36 would have been affordable. in the end, the project didn't need the extra two stories. they needed the extra density. it was entitled through an s.e.d. that gave it just that, density contr

want us to pay attention to the imbalance and be able to compare the rent controlled units versus new bmr units and how they're spread out geographically. thank you. >>> commissioner fong? >>> thank you. i want to go on the record and put a request that one of the next area plans is b. while it's uncomfortable for some, if we don't do it now and do it right, it's gonna be not something that we'll really like at the end. i see it coming, i'd rather get ahead of the curve. i think it's important on those wider streets to be cognizant of other things like schools and senior housing and care. to commissioner moore's point, i absolutely agree with you that we are at a point and time with technology that there should be a live census. the ability to put census on different things whether it's birthrate, job creation, death rate and really get an account of where the city is moving and where they're moving to and from and how they're moving is all in front of us now. that may be something that the public sector doesn't do. maybe that's private sector or an entity that's able to provide that and

we charge the bmr additional stories as if this is a new project? or would they still be grandfathered based on when the application was deemed complete? >> we are still looking for a very good... >> is an unusual question, but could you give me one more word on what i assume is a tree? >> yes, it was a tree. it was on private property. >> it was just a single tree on a single property. with the consent of the owner. >> okay. thank you. >> okay. if there's another does nothing further, we can move on to general public. they can address us within the subject matter, jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. it will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. i have no speaker cards. >> good afternoon. since summer, i thought i'd show you something statically pleasing. happy summer. may i have the overhead, please? this is in the wall street journal a couple weeks ago. it is a kitchen that is discrete. it is unique by itself. most kitchens that you see are

everybody knows us by name, bmr textiles, and they love us.w? absolutely. salisbury is flying. people are coming back. there was a short period where people were a bit hesitant. i would say scared, there was never a point where anybody was in danger. now, i think everybody is coming back. they can see what a great city salisbury is and what it has to offer for everyone. there is something here for everybody to come and visit. a lovely place. great to talk to you and all the best for the future. thank you for your time. you're welcome, thank you. goodbye. a service of thanksgiving has been taking place at westminster abbey to mark 70 years since hundreds of caribbean migrants disembarked from the empire windrush, to help rebuild post—war britain. the government continues to face criticism, after it emerged that some of the windrush generation had wrongly faced deportation. our community affairs correspondent adina campbell reports. newsreel: seeing the arrival of more than 400 happy jamaicans. they've come to seek work in britain, and are ready