bohee. >>thank you mme. pres. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get affordable housing the big

bohee. >>thank you mme.pres. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get

bohee. >>thank you mme.res. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get affordable housing the big r

bohee. >>thank you mme.res. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get affordable housing the big r

bohee. >>thank you mme.s. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get affordable housing the big res

. >> good afternoon, director bohee, chairman rosales and commissioners, my name is corinne woods, i chair the mission bay citizen advisory committee. mission bay chc supports this project, we support all the variances. i am particularly excited about the street wall variance because i think mission bay is boring with all the streets at the same level so i think this is a great idea, i'm very excited about having on-site child care, we've been trying to get every developer in mission bay to put on-site child care since the beginning of the project. with any opposition to the bridges because they're high enough so they don't impact pedestrian level views between third street and [inaudible] boulevard [inaudible] this block completed, thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any other speakers that would like to come forward? >> i have no further speaker cards. >> commissioners, yes, while you're speaking, i'm going to look at -- >> i have a question regarding the sidewalk. so, is the sidewalk going to stay the same if you're walking down the street, it's not going to fold out, right, is

. >> good afternoon, director bohee, chairman rosales and commissioners, my name is corinne woods, i chair the mission bay citizen advisory committee. mission bay chc supports this project, we support all the variances. i am particularly excited about the street wall variance because i think mission bay is boring with all the streets at the same level so i think this is a great idea, i'm very excited about having on-site child care, we've been trying to get every developer in mission bay to put on-site child care since the beginning of the project. with any opposition to the bridges because they're high enough so they don't impact pedestrian level views between third street and [inaudible] boulevard [inaudible] this block completed, thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any other speakers that would like to come forward? >> i have no further speaker cards. >> commissioners, yes, while you're speaking, i'm going to look at -- >> i have a question regarding the sidewalk. so, is the sidewalk going to stay the same if you're walking down the street, it's not going to fold out, right, is

. >> good afternoon, director bohee, chairman rosales and commissioners, my name is corinne woods, i chair the mission bay citizen advisory committee. mission bay chc supports this project, we support all the variances. i am particularly excited about the street wall variance because i think mission bay is boring with all the streets at the same level so i think this is a great idea, i'm very excited about having on-site child care, we've been trying to get every developer in mission bay to put on-site child care since the beginning of the project. with any opposition to the bridges because they're high enough so they don't impact pedestrian level views between third street and [inaudible] boulevard [inaudible] this block completed, thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any other speakers that would like to come forward? >> i have no further speaker cards. >> commissioners, yes, while you're speaking, i'm going to look at -- >> i have a question regarding the sidewalk. so, is the sidewalk going to stay the same if you're walking down the street, it's not going to fold out, right, is

bohee. >>thank you mme. pres. >> >>when you have the opportunity to actually support something is a great feeling and actually he being a place where i feel that it is a good project to fill this is an example where height can be used to advance that possibility a think it's good to have the possibility of men and women who are building something to actually be able to live in what they are building. but, i also know that it does not happen easily. i want to just acknowledge the work of supervisor kim in the office. i know a lot of time and energy goes into this to thank you for delivering is support today. thank you. i too have been very impressed with the level of detailall the time and energy goes into the work that you doi'm very appreciative of that. i know it's not easy to get a project to this point. so, thank you. >>thank you. supervisor kim. >>it would be great if the mayor's office of housing would give us a breakdown on some of our more recent housing projects and we get affordable housing the big

>>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i.there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. if we compare the consideration for block one to that we received for block 8 that was just disclosed in december 2015 you can see that although the total consideration for block 8 is higher the per unit consideration is much lower due to the zoning allowing a much higher unit count on block 8. >>> for block 9 the total consideration is actually lower the unit consideration is much higher and we did a much higher unit count on block 9. with th

>>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i.there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. if we compare the consideration for block one to that we received for block 8 that was just disclosed in december 2015 you can see that although the total consideration for block 8 is higher the per unit consideration is much lower due to the zoning allowing a much higher unit count on block 8. >>> for block 9 the total consideration is actually lower the unit consideration is much higher and we did a much higher unit count on block 9. with th

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developed in san francisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they targe

>>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i.there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. if we compare the consideration for block one to that we received for block 8 that was just disclosed in december 2015 you can see that although the total consideration for block 8 is higher the per unit consideration is much lower due to the zoning allowing a much higher unit count on block 8. >>> for block 9 the total consideration is actually lower the unit consideration is much higher and we did a much higher unit count on block 9. with th

. >> good afternoon, director bohee, chairman rosales and commissioners, my name is corinne woods, i advisory committee. mission bay chc supports this project, we support all the variances. i am particularly excited about the street wall variance because i think mission bay is boring with all the streets at the same level so i think this is a great idea, i'm very excited about having on-site child care, we've been trying to get every developer in mission bay to put on-site child care since the beginning of the project. with any opposition to the bridges because they're high enough so they don't impact pedestrian level views between third street and [inaudible] boulevard [inaudible] this block completed, thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any other speakers that would like to come forward? >> i have no further speaker cards. >> commissioners, yes, while you're speaking, i'm going to look at -- >> i have a question regarding the sidewalk. so, is the sidewalk going to stay the same if you're walking down the street, it's not going to fold out, right, is it going to stay the same? the

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developed in san francisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they targe

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developedcisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they target and reache

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developed in san francisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they targe

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developed in san francisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they targe

. >> good morning i'm the director bohe i'm here to talk about a new healthy voucher program developed in san francisco i'll briefly review this impact and opportunities interest the program in the future e d sf was by a security task force to address the protecting san franciscans can not afford nutritious food critical for their health and well-being a stunning 44 percent of residents can't afford in response to the project a was launched in april of 2016-20172017 and realized encouraging results let's talk about the program and how it works it provide free fruits and vegetables into community-based organizations housing sites and clinics parent get vouchers for 5 to $10 per kwshg week they're from faefrm and another sources a key sparking aspect it was spifl designed for the issues in san francisco in collaboration with the food security task force and communities input based on the finding of the 2013 the food assessment some of the most food insecure population are individual on ssi not eligible for calfresh, sro tenants, protecting seniors, and critically poor families they targe