seed grant to the cbd if it is formed to help make improvements in the area. moving to the davies campus area. cpmc will be obligated to build a list of improvements around the campus. this list is over and above the improvements that are directly connected to building the new building. that already has some street trees and sidewalks. these are over and above that. the estimated value of these is about $475,000. it is a similar concept at st. luke's campus. the total here is $3.3 million. you see the major components on the slide. again, this is over and above the improvements that are directly associated with building the new buildings at st. luke's. and then, lastly, it just to sum up before we move on, the development agreement, we think, does a lot for the city. i want to go over some of the major points. it built two new seismic -- seismically safe hospitals. it prepares the city for federal health care reform. it secures the future of the st. luke's. it provides for a strong local hire on construction and use jobs. in addition to the more than $1 billio

cbds would maintain both campuses for 200 students in grades five through grade eight. the project include interior and exterior tenant improvements. exterior includes converting our garage into a primary pedestrian entrance, adding a roof deck to the southwest corner, adding associated screening, and adding an elevator penthouse along the eastern edge of the building. interior tenant improvements include new partitions and other support functions for the school. in 2003, the condition granted authorization to install three portable question -- portable classrooms on the existing site. at the recommendation of the board, the portable classrooms were authorized for our use not to exceed 10 years. this would provide more space for the school, allowing them to transition students out of the classroom and remove the buildings altogether from the site, in compliance with the 2003 conditions of approval. the department has received 50 letters and e-mails in support of the project, primarily from parents. now the department has also received 21 letters in opposition to the pro

bouncing back. with a downward spiral we'll see how relative location to the central business district, or cbdis important to the development of these neighborhoods-- how so much can ride on their being part of federally-funded enterprise zones and how geographic information systems, or gis, can be used in addressing some difficult urban economic and social issues. boston, massachusetts. once a great port, it's now a world leader in high tech, higher education, medicine and finance. but like most u.s. cities, boston lost many jobs and middle-class residents to the suburbs. it's a regional problem-- part of the widening gap between the wealthiest and the poorest americans. this disparity has glaring spatial symptoms. ( rap music playing from car stereo ) ll of unemployed and underemployed residents. in the heart of the roxbury neighborhood is dudley square, still the regional hub for the city bus line, once, only downtown ston had more shoppers. today, it is rundown, according to developer joyce stanley. stanley: dudley's been an area that's been neglected for a long time by the city, by a lot

the gentleman who owned a bar served on the board of directors for the central market cbd and was involved in the neighborhood. the two gentlemen are actively involved in the neighborhood and seeing the improvement of the area and i've seen them in a number of community meetings already, becoming engaged in what we're doing to improve the safety of the neighborhood. in addition to this, business attraction is a critical component to the revitalization of the central market and sixth street corridor and activating the six street corridor is integral to having businesses that provide nightlife entertainment to attract positive pedestrian activity to the sixth street corridor. [tone] this is why i support this liquor license transfer. thank you. >> i am one of the applicants. we had a vision. our vision is to open the first south asian lgbt bar in the country. that division took a number of years and a lot of challenges, but we finally come around to finding the right spot. six street is challenging, but at the same time, we can turn it around. we have plans and a robust security plan that in

executive director of the central market community benefits district also referred to as the central market cbd. we are a nonprofit community- based organization that provides services and programs designed to improve the quality of life in the public realm of central market district. and to create a cleaner, safer, more welcoming environment for the residents, merchants, visitors, and property owners of the district. i'm here to express my opposition to a building permit that would allow a cannabis dispensary to locate at 471 jessie st. medical marijuana dispensaries. that is not why i am here. i'm here because, in speaking to representatives of the central market community, we are concerned about the health, safety, and vitality of our neighborhood. if this was a liquor store or on shop, we wouldcerned. if we were inundated with starbucks or walgreen's on every corner, i would be concerned about that too. the fact is, we are inundated with cannabis dispensaries. within 1 mile, there are currently eight serving the neighborhood. plans have already been approved for a medical cannabis dispensar

looking for regional companies, so that would be the amendment, it if you could work with us and 0 cbd, to come up with a good definition of what regional might mean. that would be helpful. >> just in terms of logistics, madam chair, getting back to the clerk, i do not think it will be possible to come up with specific language for you. perhaps this is the kind of thing that you could work through and have your language repaired it and make the amendment at the full board. i do not think that would be something substantive, just for clarifying what you want this to be. without a language today, i do not how you can give a product to the clerk. supervisor chu: if it would be amenable to the sponsor, i think we would benefit from a one-week continuance. make sure that we put in all the correct language and schedule it for the next budget and finance committee hearing and then see with the definitions are and then send it out. supervisor chiu: let me ask this city attorney through the chair. will that be enough time to get an amendment? i've been we would probably needed by today -- super

and what not, for schools and other things, so now, we are getting concentrations in closer to the cbd if you want to use that term. it is an interesting parallel. we have concerns about clustering coming to us. >> right, but with food trucks, there is another piece of legislation i have that is a public works code amendment, so it is not coming to planning, but other requirements that drugs be at least 1,500 feet from middle schools and high schools, even though middle schools are closed for lunch, and most high schools have closed campuses for lunch. that is even a much more significant restriction than this restriction and loves of the bulk of the mission, for example. any time you place restrictions and you go maybe a little bit overboard, you will just cause problems elsewhere. commissioner wu: i think that the decision to craft the legislation on colleges, university hospitals is a smart one. i understand that the supervisor has been part of a working group with bricks and mortar restaurants and also some residential representatives, so i think that this legislation is great. goi

vacancies were split in 2011 with san francisco dropping to 12.1%, and the oakland cbd moving up to 16%. in 2012, demand for high-tech space in south of market will lower vacancies to single digits and will migrate into north of market commodity space such as the linkedin lease just completed at one montgomery. office rents were also split with rates dropping to $28 in oakland and rising to over $40 per square foot in san francisco. rents in san francisco will rise to the $60 or $70 per square foot levels, and it will trigger new office construction for the first time in over four years. oakland, are you listening? investment sales volume in the bay area continue to grow in all product types and rose to over $12 billion in 2011, an increase of 57% from the previous year. projections show an increase of 100% for 2012. the top office leases during the past 12 months in san francisco and oakland -- these experienced office -- rising office activity with many tenants rushing to lock in long-term rental rates prior to the big increases expected in 2012 and 2013. salesforce continues to be th

as of february, 2012, we have 283 anti-dumping and countervailing cbd orders in place which puts tara to on 120 products -- puts tariffs on 120 products. in march, the administration recently filed a motion on china's exports in rare earth. it is a policy designed by china to force manufacturing to relocate to china and limit foreign competition. we have to keep doing that. we do it with a very capable and large bank of people and these things are done under u.s. law and requirements. >> thank you. >> the chair now recognizes mr. stern's for five minutes. >> i come from this differently than you. you talked about an energy plan. the energy plan i think you and the administration supports is based upon using solar panels, wind panels, thermal, solar- thermal devices and things like that. if we are talking about where the jobs are, if we use our natural resources in this country, fracking of gas, oil and shale, offshore drill an in,war and the keystone pipeline, it would create a plethora of new jobs. i think that is where we come from a different perspective. i have read recently that