of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.inaudible] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to me

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption. [inaudible] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.[inaudible] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.ible] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we hpath. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend in the d

the ceqa findings and findings with the general plan. planning code 101.1 committee redevelopment plan departmenting a delegation of pp [inaudible] and authorizing official access defined went ordinance. >> great. we have mr. hennessy here from dpw to make a presentation and ms. tam. are we having trouble? >> yes. >> great, thank you. >> sfgovtv if you could present her slides, please. i'm with opinion works infrastructure [inaudible]. i'm joined here with [inaudible] and david with the port and we are here to talk today about the mission bay [inaudible]. p22 and p 19. p22 or mission bay [inaudible] p22, is located east of [inaudible] and between [inaudible] and the bay. and while p9 -- p19 is located next to mission rock [inaudible] and about half an acre the p22 site is [inaudible]. acres. >> the 2 parks in port's jurisdiction. we are here with a request to adopt the mission bay south redevelopment planningfindings. to accept, dedicated land subject to port commission acceptance. and requesting that delegation of the acceptance that th

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.e need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend in the developm

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.ble] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend in

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption. attitude. first, we have a large number of homes that have been approved via development agreement, harj projects like park merced and the ship yard and treasure loishgs landful mission rock, et cetera . that is tens of thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend in the development agreements to move t

the planning department has determined that the project is exempt from the ceqa. the commission will rely on that determination to make its decision on this action. >> real estate director. we seek approval of second wastewater lease. this time for new 5 year lease with two two year extension options at 1900 oakdale. the lease offers the fall oak terms. the premises consist of one building with 27 thousand square feet of warehouse space, 6 thousand square feet of office space and 13 thousand square foot fenced outdoor yard. the premises located around the corner from southeast treatment plant and across from head quarters. the lease term starts july 1 and end june 30, 2029. the rent for the initial 5 year term would be $58.893.50 per month. there would be no annual rent increases during the initial term. it is flat, no percentage increases. the landlord agreed to 50 percent rent rebate during the first two months of the lease term. the rent includes the cost of property taxes insurance and property management fees. again, the rent is below market based upon the le

consultation with neighbors the plan was refined to more formal comment opportunities through the ceqa process, there is ample opportunity for weigh in and i know brookefield has taken those comments into consideration as they refined the project. just to drill down on what was a robust outreach and if engagement. hosted 8 workshops, 14 meetings of working group, thousands of individual neighbor conversations, thousands of website visitors, and many many hours of virtual in person office hours. the project did take the feedback into account with changes to design, community benefits as well as location of density on site. what is it proposed to be built here? at the core this is transforming the existing surface parking lot around the mall into new housing so 3500 new unit in housing, low medium and high rise building. 6 acres of parks and plazas and new retail main street on 20 avenue that exist as access road through the parking lot. new bike and pedestrian connection and replacement structure below ground parking. i will now take through key terms of the development agreement. with

specific plan in 2015, it removes possible legal hurdles and red tape that already comes with the ceqa it comes with an eir. it comes with so many different elements of planning that are already cured, so it really can allow you to sort of move quicker. >> though the sale of the city's ownership is complete, the group now has to negotiate with the a's, who own the remaining 50% of the land. bobbitt says he spoke to the a's tuesday morning. >> we don't believe at this juncture, based on the positive negotiations we have going with the a's, that there will be any obstruction, whether we can reach an agreement or not. >> in oakland, anser hassan abc seven news. >> here at abc seven, we're all about building a better bay area. part of that means highlighting solutions, state superintendent tony thurmond is launching an effort to accelerate affordable housing development for teachers and school staff on land already owned by school districts. abc seven news reporter lena howland went to the bay area school district that's being used as a model for the rest of the state, made up of 122 units

adopting findings under ceqa and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies. madam chair, i thank you so much, okay. go ahead. good afternoon. my name is carl hennessey. i'm with the department of public works infrastructure task force group. i'm here to present to you today the project located at 1629 market street, also known as the plumbers union development project. so, firstly, just to orientate a little bit more about the projects that our project is located at marcus between brady and 12th streets and colton streets. it is a 22 acre site and as part of the overall development, they, the developers, constructed 499 residential units, including 96 units, which were which were for which are for 100% affordable housing, which were named after jesse collins, upon completion, we also anticipate to have almost 2300ft!s of open public space. in addition to the housing that was constructed, the development project also reconstructed streets. some sidewalks, curb ramps, sewers, water and street lights, trees and some bike racks, which is why we are here

and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increases to base rent. >> same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. sorry, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 18, resolution to ret row a actively approve and authorize to execute a leess for 1246 square feet by the community leadership foundation doing business at cafe and revocable license for 1360 square feet for adjacent space for patron seating on ground level of city hall for initial 5 year lease term commencing march 1, 2024 :24 at 10 percent gross sales beginning july 1, 2024. >> i commend the restaurant in our basement to all of identify. i had lunch there today and se

adopting findings under ceqa and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies. madam chair, i thank you so much, okay. go ahead. good afternoon. my name is carl hennessey. i'm with the department of public works infrastructure task force group. i'm here to present to you today the project located at 1629 market street, also known as the plumbers union development project. so, firstly, just to orientate a little bit more about the projects that our project is located at marcus between brady and 12th streets and colton streets. it is a 22 acre site and as part of the overall development, they, the developers, constructed 499 residential units, including 96 units, which were which were for which are for 100% affordable housing, which were named after jesse collins, upon completion, we also anticipate to have almost 2300ft!s of open public space. in addition to the housing that was constructed, the development project also reconstructed streets. some sidewalks, curb ramps, sewers, water and street lights, trees and some bike racks, which is why we are here

of ceqa it is stronger then and there the exemption.dible] it is we need to have a can did attitude. first, we have a large thussands of new homes. i'm speak for myself. some of the development agreements need to be revisited there were, let of costs put on them this make them difficult or not possible to build. and so, we need to make sure that the those projects get built this . takes care of a significant can chunk. you'd in the new project by project and bernal heights or other locations 70 here. 200 there. 500 there plus adu and duplexes when you add it together there is a pregnant path. that is an improvement when we have done in the past. yes, we have a path. we need to be open to all of if mayor. >> keep are in the press of looking at a lot of the development agreements that exist and trying to understand when will it tick for the city to mend in the development agreements to move the projects forward. the other thing is we have a creative financing tool because of the state. we have been able to invest over 265 mission on a fro

specific plan in 2015, it removes possible legal hurdles and red tape that already comes with the ceqa. >> it comes with an eir. it comes with so many different elements of planning that are already cured, so it really can allow you to sort of move quicker. >> though the sale of the city's ownership is complete, the group still has to negotiate with the a's, who own the remaining 50% of the land. the group says they've had positive discussions with the team. >> a final plea from a popular bay area theater group, california shakespeare theater, says if they don't raise $350,000 by tomorrow, they may be forced to close and call off their production of as you like it. the group has a gofundme account, but has only raised just over an eighth of that total goal. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley visited their open air amphitheater off of highway 24 in orinda, a place many call a hidden gem it's piled high with tender beef that's slow cooked and smothered in tangy memphis style barbecue sauce. it's no fuss, no muss. just tons of flavor. the best barbecue beef is only a togo's. try one

item number 16, this is ordinance to modifies and to affirm the ceqa determination. item 17, this is an ordinance to amend the bar code to impose a 5-dollar charge. item 18, requirement for early care and education programs and enable the city's to use the interest earned from the early care and education commercial rent tax for those base line programs. item 19, this ordinance authorizes the department of public department. two years, through march 31, 2027 and require the department to provide an annual report to the board on the security personnel selected by planned parent see and any security incidents experiences. item 20, this is an ordinance to repeal, and through 195 known as the maddy emergency services fund and therefore tli repealing some payment, to indogen--to allow the city to use such revenue frz the gross receipt types for certain types of services. pursuant to the business and tax regulation code. section 28.1 1, item 22 this adopts the clean up tax and designated the ceiling for tax year 2024. item 23, resolution approves the fiscal year 2024 throu

specific plan in 2015, it removes possible legal hurdles and red tape that already comes with the ceqa. >> it comes with an eir. it comes with so many different elements of planning that are already cured, so it really can allow you to sort of move quicker. >> though the sale of the city's ownership is complete, the group still has to negotiate with the a's, who own the remaining 50% of the land. the group says they have had positive discussions with the team. >> 609 this morning, the accuweather forecast looking at air quality, we have fresh air overhead. look, all these green dots we have thanks to onshore flow, we are seeing moderate air quality near the park fire. even around reno, we're starting to see some of that smoke impact nevada and that smoke could move into south lake tahoe over the next couple of days. just be aware of that here. locally, that onshore flow continues to push any smoke from our fires across the entire state to the east. so we do anticipate our air quality remaining in that good category for the foreseeable future. it is certainly foggy out there. live look

specific plan in 2015, it removes possible legal hurdles and red tape that already comes with the ceqa>> it comes with an eir. it comes with so many different elements of planning that are already cured, so it really can allow you to sort of move quicker. >> though the sale of the city's ownership is complete, the group now has to negotiate with the a's, who own the remaining 50% of the land. bobbitt says he spoke to the a's tuesday morning. we don't believe that this juncture, based on the positive negotiations, we have going with the a's, that there will be any obstruction, whether we can reach an agreement or no. in oakland, anser hassan, abc seven news. >> moving on now to homeless encampment sweeps that are underway in san francisco, just five days after governor newsom ordered california cities to address these encampments. >> our media partner, the san francisco standard, got this video of a multi-agency sweep that took place under the central freeway and our own abc seven news reporter luz pena also witnessed some of the encampment cleanups today, and luz joins us in studio wit

and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increases to base rent. >> same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. sorry, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 18, resolution to ret row a actively approve and authorize to execute a leess for 1246 square feet by the community leadership foundation doing business at cafe and revocable license for 1360 square feet for adjacent space for patron seating on ground level of city hall for initial 5 year lease term commencing march 1, 2024 :24 at 10 percent gross sales beginning july 1, 2024. >> i commend the restaurant in our basement to all of identify. i had lunch there today and se

item number 16, this is ordinance to modifies and to affirm the ceqa determination. item 17, this is an ordinance to amend the bar code to impose a 5-dollar charge. item 18, requirement for early care and education programs and enable the city's to use the interest earned from the early care and education commercial rent tax for those base line programs. item 19, this ordinance authorizes the department of public department. two years, through march 31, 2027 and require the department to provide an annual report to the board on the security personnel selected by planned parent see and any security incidents experiences. item 20, this is an ordinance to repeal, and through 195 known as the maddy emergency services fund and therefore tli repealing some payment, to indogen--to allow the city to use such revenue frz the gross receipt types for certain types of services. pursuant to the business and tax regulation code. section 28.1 1, item 22 this adopts the clean up tax and designated the ceiling for tax year 2024. item 23, resolution approves the fiscal year 2024 throu

and to limit permissible vending times and streamline approval of vending regulations and affirm the ceqa deermation. >> no names on the roster, take item same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. next item, please. p >> item 17, resolution to aauthorize and approve 387 square feet of space at the library at 100 larkin street with friends and foundation of the san francisco public library for initial 5 year term of annual base rent of approximately $15 thousand with cpi increases to base rent. >> same house same call, the ordinance is finally passed. sorry, the resolution is adopted. next item, please. >> item 18, resolution to ret row a actively approve and authorize to execute a leess for 1246 square feet by the community leadership foundation doing business at cafe and revocable license for 1360 square feet for adjacent space for patron seating on ground level of city hall for initial 5 year lease term commencing march 1, 2024 :24 at 10 percent gross sales beginning july 1, 2024. >> i commend the restaurant in our basement to all of identify. i had lunch there today and se

attention gives the time needed for us to go through a new contract solicitation process, rfp selection, ceqa. board approval that is take up to 4 years. we are welcoming that time we will do that in a prudent way and expect to complete that. the landfill process took longer there are things that happened we expect will not happen they had to change landfills. and there were lawsuits. we never knew about lawsuits we use this. the other thing is this gives us you may remember. the refuse rate process we had a priority to look how we can take the trash. because as much as we are a model program. with collection throughout the city. nobody is doing a perfect job. and to achieve our vision and targets we believe that we need to be able to process that treasure to recover from when we can. we did a pilot test of over 100 tons of our trash down in san jose. so, we expect that will issue part of a future contract to give that you context. i welcome questions you may have. >> thank you, jack. commissioners any discussion? >> no questions i department to offer insight it was a pleasure to have toured

resolve clauses 1 through 7 in the resolution, resolve the port commission relies in the letter for ceqa purposes and adopts the findings, the port commission recommends that the board of supervisors acknowledge that port commission will accept ownership examine acquisition on behalf of the city when they determine that such with the approved planned and specification on all applicant city codes and recommendations and such improvements are intended for city use to public use, 3 designate the property on which the port improvement are dedicated and open space purposes and four upon the completion accept park completion for maintenance and liability. and be it further resolve that our the port commission recommends the board of supervisors delegate to the port of commission, the board to one ownership of the park on behalf of the city, two dedicate such improvement to public views. three designate the property where they're located for park and open space purposes and all other official actions relate today acceptance of the park improvement for port commission maintenance and relaoublt a

attention gives the time needed for us to go through a new contract solicitation process, rfp selection, ceqaboard approval that is take up to 4 years. we are welcoming that time we will do that in a prudent way and expect to complete that. the landfill process took longer there are things that happened we expect will not happen they had to change landfills. and there were lawsuits. we never knew about lawsuits we use this. the other thing is this gives us you may remember. the refuse rate process we had a priority to look how we can take the trash. because as much as we are a model program. with collection throughout the city. nobody is doing a perfect job. and to achieve our vision and targets we believe that we need to be able to process that treasure to recover from when we can. we did a pilot test of over 100 tons of our trash down in san jose. so, we expect that will issue part of a future contract to give that you context. i welcome have. >> thank you, jack. commissioners any discussion? >> no questions i department to offer insight it was a pleasure to have toured the sight with commi

attention gives the time needed for us to go through a new contract solicitation process, rfp selection, ceqa. board approval that is take up to 4 years. we are welcoming that time we will do that in a prudent way and expect to complete that. the landfill process took longer there are things that happened we expect will not happen they had to change landfills. and there were lawsuits. we never knew about lawsuits we use this. the other thing is this gives us you may remember. the refuse rate process we had a priority to look how we can take the trash. because as much as we are a model program. with collection throughout the city. nobody is doing a perfect job. and to achieve our vision and targets we believe that we need to be able to process that treasure to recover from when we can. we did a pilot test of over 100 tons of our trash down in san jose. so, we expect that will issue part of a future contract to give that you context. i welcome questions you may have. >> thank you, jack. commissioners any discussion? >> no questions i department to offer insight it was a pleasure to have toured

ordinance to amend the public works code to modify certain permit fees and other charges and affirm the ceqa determination. item 8, this ordinance amends the park code to imposedential $5 charge for recreation programs. item 9, an ordinance to modify the baseline funding requirements for early care and education programs to enable the city to use the intest earned from earl ea care education commercial tax for baseline programs. item 10, this ordinance authorizes the department of public health to award one time not to exceed $456 grant to planned parenthood northern california. for term not to exceed 2 years through march 31, 2027. item 11, an ordinance to amend the administrative code to repeal sections 8.42 and 10.100 through 195 known as the maddy emergency services fund. for item 12, this is an ordinance to reallocate approximately 13 million 676 thousand in unappropriated earned interest revenues from the our city our home fund to allow the city to use such revenues from the homelessness gross receipts tax for certain types of services to address homelessness temporarily suspending the

in order to development we would have to go for federal tax credits it would go through ceqa and nipa review because it was a gas station the will level of clean up is high and does in the pencil out as affordable housing. i looked at other ways to use the lands 91 are feasible. the department of public health does get 47 this lease and now we are in the budget crunch will but importantly, i think that the city owns a big part of that hill. there is the juvenile justice facility. a parcel that is currently owned by the courts that is unused in pending some decisions and there is laguna honda. the parcel owned by the courts has been empty for a time and forgive me. director pennic for airing out our laundry but, because it has been empty it has been the source of annoyance for the neighbors for years. because there are the bungalows where squatters broken in, set fires. garbage, graffiti. i don't want this very visible parcel at the corner of portola and laguna honda go this same way. it is the entrance of twin peeks the top tourist destinations thousands come every day. it is now only

consultation with neighbors the plan was refined to more formal comment opportunities through the ceqa for stakeholders and neighbors to weigh in and i know brookefield has taken those comments into consideration as they refined the project. just to drill down on what was a robust outreach and if engagement. hosted 8 workshops, 14 meetings of working group, thousands of individual neighbor conversations, thousands of website visitors, and many many hours of virtual in person office hours. the project did take the feedback into account with changes to design, community benefits as well as location of density on site. what is it proposed to be built here? at the core this is transforming the existing surface parking lot around the mall into new housing so 3500 new unit in housing, low medium and high rise building. 6 acres of parks and plazas and new retail main street on 20 avenue that exist as access road through the parking lot. new bike and pedestrian connection and replacement structure below ground parking. i will now take through key terms of the development agreement. with regard

residential districts in the planning code and limit permissible times and streamline and to confirm the ceqa determination. >> supervisor safai this is something been in the making for a very long time i have a very small non-substantive amendment before the second vote before read one time been in touch with the stakeholders and mission street vendors association a piece of language that was struck by accident and thank you for guiding us to the right people feel like we're doing everything we can to move this forward in a right way and just to be clear, which we're talking about who legal streets are vending and legal vending the process that supervisor ronen is deep, deep involved in my the legal vendors are coming back and we're zeroing in on page 14 lines 15 through 17 we want to add the language that we strict shall urge the vendor to remove items. >> that simple and sfrarld make a motion to add that language back and again, just thank you, everyone for your work on this. >> okay. motion by supervisor safai and seconded by supervisor walton and quick in question to the mayors represent