maybe their generation as city san franciscans. i think that would be important for us. >> thank you, madam president. >> i saw that you have one parking for each unit. what do you mean off street parking in addition to the one garage? >> the off street parking is referring to parking that

maybe their generation as city san franciscans. i think that would be important for us. >> thank you, madam president. >> i saw that you have one parking for each unit. what do you mean off street parking in addition to the one garage? >> the off street parking is referring to parking that the unit has like your garage. on street parking is street parking. >> off street parking? >> off street is within your garage. >> okay. that's the garage. >> yes. >> also on the bonus on the density, is it more dense than the other places of san francisco before we are living where? >> i would say it's probably one of the, i would call it median density if you have nothing but single family homes the density type of approach dense bay. mission bay is medium to low density. this is medium. this is very similar to what's basically done on the hill top. that is being replicated here as opposed to a bunch of town homes to low density. it's medium. >> sbe, wbe, they are in compliance with all the requirements. >> i have mr. lee to come up and address

it will ensure that another generation of city san franciscans can live on the water front. these jobs at the shipyard pay enough and provide enough that workers can afford to live in san francisco. last year just with personnel itself there were almost 500,000 man hours, on top of that there were another close to 500,000 hours from man hours from northern california. on top of that spent $10 million with local purchases that have san francisco on their address. obviously it's a huge economic benefit. it's a legacy industry for san francisco and for the port. this agreement that the team, i just want to recognize ricky, joy royball, the manager and who worked very hard to put this package together. we have built with the general manager >> thank you for the promotion. >> dunbar, he was his boss who just retired. oh gosh. [ laughter ] there is a lot of miss names going on around here today. in any event, bill dunbar, i apologize. now i'm really embarrassed. rick is going to make a presentation on the nuts and bolts of this deal. >> thank you, peter. my name is ricky, with the

my role here is to really make sure that san franciscans don't leave the city and they have the opportunity to take advantage of your beautiful units, but i just need an understanding of where we are going and where we are having and it's been a couple of years now and we are getting a lot of feedback and i really don't know what to say. i live in district 6 and i know what it's like. so if that's if my fellow commissioners are okay with it unless there is another way of maybe having action items on our, you know like a lot of these things. that's how -- i'm not against the project. i just want to make sure. i mean, god knows we need all the units that you can provide but also i would like to be able to say to the community that i represent of which you know i'm a neighborhood representative that i was appointed here to say yeah, you have an opportunity to take advantage and we are repeating out to you and this is what our developers are doing, reaching out and talking that you at least have a crack at this. so that's how i would like to propose my vote. >> amendment, right? >> yes, if it's

. >> my name is susan' loftus a naive city san franciscan and now i work at the attorney general's office. i have three girls and my mom is here tonight. >> where is your mom? >> she's right there. >> she should stand. >> mom, do you want to say hello to everyone? >> i don't think she wants to stand. please call the next line item. >> i would like to introduce too chief of police gregory greg suhr. >> good evening, my name is greg suhr. i want to explain how we came about this process and why we are doing what we are doing. there are a charter provision that requires the police department look at district station boundaries and allow for such things as changing population, future population, new neighborhoods, calls for service and an akkadary of other items that will be up on the screen. the reason we have to move the boundary and it has to affect bayview. the way it sits right now, we'll have two police stations. we have the southern and the bayview. the new southern station is just across the street from the at & t parking lot. no matter what the districts have to swing around to put t

cities. >>> san franciscans are happy with th state of the city but feel there's room for an improvement. residents are concerned with the cost of living and lack of affordable housing. half of the people polled believe the city is going in the right direction which is the same as last year. 21% feel the quality of life is getting better and that's up 2% from last year. more than a third believe their neighborhood has improved from last year up 7% from 2014. >>> a community group in fremont is clashing with the city over a massive development. the group is upset over the proposed lennar development at warm springs near the tesla plant. more than 100 people marched concerned for working class families and want the company to include more affordable housing. >> as the development comes to pull people in, yeah, exactly, the citizens here who are, um, either disadvantaged or face certain barriers will no longer be able to live here. >> the warm springs project would bring about 2200 housing units. 13% would be designated affordable. >>> official report coming out today accuses police in fergu

one of the things that is important to me as a city san franciscan and as a commissioner is the amount of business that is going to local people. i have said this before and i will say it again. i think a lot of people in the community have had to put up with a lot whether it was neglect by the city for many years or a lot of the construction and in some cases there is a lot of displacement like we find in the mission. it's important that

and family first committee yes on c committee for better wages yes on j yes on c san franciscans for safe and affordable city multiple major funders. >> yes on e choose h sf san franciscans against real estate speculation a committee for proposition g. >> san franciscans for fire earthquake and disaster preparedness yes on a no wall on the waterfront yes on b no on b 2014 campaign for a fair committee and higher wages yes on j coalition for ava committee for prop k committee for a bright future supporting ac i j and opposing prop g and restore the proposition balance a committee in support of proposition l reelect malia cohen for supervisor 2014 reelect mark farrell 2014 jane kim for supervisor 2014 reelect supervisor scott wiener 2014 rod resolution santos for community college board 2014 carmen chu for assessor recorded 2014 san francisco alliance for jobs in sustainable growth pack san francisco police officers association issues pack unit here local 2 pack building owners and managers association of san francisco political action committee independent expenditures and council and lash pack alice lesbian

cities. >>> apparently san franciscans are happy with the state of the city but all feel there's room for improvement. a dignity health poll released today found residents are most concerned with the cost of living and the lack of affordable housing in the city. half of the people polled believe the city is going in the right direction which is the same as last year. 21% feel the quality of life is getting better up 2% from last year. more than a third believe their neighborhoods have improved from last year up 7% from 2014. >>> university of california president janet napolitano has issued an ultimatum in her budget battle with governor brown. she is threatening to cap enrollment at the current level unless the uc system gets an extra $218 million in state funding. meanwhile, a planned uc tuition increase is among the issues that prompted a disruptive protest on a santa cruz highway. jackhammers were used to free six students who chained themselves to trash cans filled with concrete, wire and rebar. it blocked traffic for hours at the fishing hook, the united arab change of highways 17 and 1. in add

the ten year anniversary of the council and we are talking about a big, event at city hau on how to make san franciscan age and disability friendly city and looking at the fall and we will keep you posted that covers it thank you. >> any questions on the commissioners? >> okay, seeing none we will move on to tacc, report, cathy russo, thank you. >> good day, supervisors. cathy russo with the tacc, report as you know at tacc, representatives from the different departments of the state, and we meet in sacramento every two months and this time there was quite a discussion of people who are thinking of coordination instead of just individual programs and if we can get them, well coordinated, we are going to have better supervision and communication and easier referral system and such but what is interesting, is that you will find when you look at your advisory council, and some, it is not uncommon to have two counties, with one advisory council, and one commission on aging and you go up north and some have five or four and large numbers and of course another one is los angeles and the counsel and the city

we need to show strong commitment to lifting up san franciscans and offer them a place to grow and succeed. at this time city leadership is aligned to put children and families first through the mayors cities address the san francisco unified school districts plan exists in collaborations around my bruthders keeper and efforts to pass prop c we have seen that the city makes it clear the children and families are a proret and want to take a action to improve the families in san francisco. [inaudible] people of all ages income and races. when we lose families we lose diversity. while diversity is a value to strive for and of it in itself the loss of diversity threatens the following areas, middle income jobs and workers, environment and sus stainability, social integration, social capital and citizen engagement. our children families counsel will need to be bold and create a common sfrigz the children and families. we must set goal squz metrix that allow all our city and school district department and communities to contribute towards them. further more we maintain san francisco can only be a great city if we

can't continue to borough our heads in the stand sand for the markets so the city plan can catch up and the san franciscans are smarter we've not been doing everything we can to get the infrastructure built in the neighborhoods so i have this hearing around the infrastructure development is essential to build nor housing as well affordable housing in the city our discussion on this item will to the next item on the calendar i want to bring up the planning department staff who are here to go over their report addressing those issues welcome. >> good afternoon, supervisors kirgs 10 if the planning staff staff here for the enter agency implementation committee what call it i peck reports the impact fee report when the controllers puts out what are we doing it the impact fee and this is an accounting of the fund collected this is part of our packet today. >> thank you. >> so as supervisor cohen's remark we've had the report since 2008 this is one of the fingers we have a lot of revenue and progress i'm excited about that again, the report comes out felt planning staff implementation a group of staff that are h

neither the san franciscan city attorney nor the police department would comment on our story. cit requires an approach of exactly the opposite, no threats no arguing just calm discussion. >> the cit officer stays calm and focused. and continues to attempt to resolve the situation without a confrontation. >> the officer had a prescription ordered in. >> i'm here for you man i'm here to help you out. okay. this is not anything that you should go to jail for. you are just trying to do some shopping right. >> those without cit training are often unable to do. >> there are examples when officers have put that training into effect with wonderful result. that has happened. wrofnld you know -- wonderful you know, that is how it should happen. why isn't that the standard? >> if this was your sister or your mother or your daughter, would you feel that action is warranted? is that really reasonable to someone who has no bearings of where they are at the time mentally? that needs to change. >> reporter: until it does frances has learned that with a mentally ill member, the last thing to d

bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in the city's history and it's not only san francisco it is greek the bay area has $2 million for residents and jobs then in the 80 and the growth is expected to continue by the year 20403.9 million people unfortunately, our housing supply does not keep up with the demand i might not realize the majority of construction is housing that's been suspended for years due to the 2008 recession while population is increasing the housing is only increasing that i 9 percent if we don't pursues housing the cost of housing about only increase how do we plan the regional allocation identifies the total number of

city. however, despite the housing crisis epidemic our board has the resources to address this crisis. in our current period of great economic prosperity, i believe it's our obligation to help san franciscans who are being forced to leave the city they helped build. the legislation would give tenants the first chance to purchase their unit or building if their landlord decides to sell. this will give working san franciscans the opportunity to stay in place and not be displaced and it will give tenants a chance to purchase their units at fair market value. it is in baltimore, maryland and the state of florida where tenants are provided notice the property will be up for sale and the tenants have the opportunity with the special amount of time to match the amount of money by the other parties. i encourage my colleagues to support the san san franciscans who are in danger of being displaced. many of us serve on the golden gate bridge district. i used to be on the bridge board as well. the bridge is a public treasure that's earned by the district of the northern counties. san franciscans and the bay area and tourists all over the world enjoy the bridge 365 days a year. it's not just a piece of

comment first objective number 3 the plans that san francisco is a city of renter i'll say in large part, yes this ignores the 35 percent of san franciscans that are homeowners i represent the people in twin peaks their entirely homeland security so they have a stake in what's happening second the policy 2.06 of the plan talked about insuring the housing supply to the de facto of the short-term rentals it states the city should use daunt care and points out that some forms of short-term rentals could be considered defactor conversion to a hotel use we in western twin peaks are considered the short-term rentals neighborhoods are convert into hotel neighborhoods on a defactor in violation of the zoning laws and last the city housing values number 2 is listed as preserving neighborhood character the character of western twin peaks is single-family dwelling that's part of the characterization of san francisco along with all the other concerns that the speakers expressed thank you very much. >> thank you are there any other speakers. >> thank you. >> i'm kathy on behalf of the san franciscans for liveable neighborhood when i represent we octob

comment first objective number 3 the plans that san francisco is a city of renter i'll say in large part, yes this ignores the 35 percent of san franciscanst are homeowners i represent the people in

clapping) he is very committed to serving the housing needs of all san franciscans especially those lowest income residents in the cityhat needs the housing let me introduce to you a very special mayor mayor edwin lee (clapping.) thank you olsen for the introduction a hearty chinese new year the first day of chinese new year we have a lot to celebrate we have malia cohen in the crowd thank you four district 10 and london breed who's story continues to be so inspiring everyday she's not in my area but in my ear and reremind each other of the sprernz to making promises to helping others get out of poverty not just in public utilities but housing i know the secretary is going to say some things i'll truly inspired by the support as determined as o citizen says i'm about this topic i'm lucky to have people surrounding me with the same interests and passion to help people get out the poverty part of that it is to have an answer is people call the deplanning housing someone's fault i told you we've isolated the residents not to be the residents but never again that reference is going to happy that we are providing proud to

participation in city projects is a winning factor it helms help the business their local businesses they're paying savings and a property tax and payroll tax and normally adhere san franciscansng goods and services in san francisco it really helps the economy of san francisco grow so its not only a benefit to the project but to the city. the contractors center is 5 thomas melon circle in the bayview area open 8:30 to 5 welcom. >> welcome everybody i'm going to start the program well, to 1915 yeah. >> yeah. >> and if you look around you might see charlie chaplin and laura is here and if you look really closely that devil art smith that here so i'd like to start the show with first of all, how many were you at the palace of the fine arts did you have fun and go to the ugly this one my friend jan is here who originated it did light were breathing taking did you love them so let's people e keep that time travel going with one of the hit tuned from 95 performed by the duplicative of ragtime and gibson accompanied by the fabulous greg and they're going to perform hello fresco. >> it sideline i ought to let the power hello, san francisco hello. >> are all of you about ready to hear

appointment at ucsf and some people like myself that work inform city college of san francisco myself a third generation san franciscan this will greatly impact our members we have 90 degree parking on the 900 block of barking so garages for people that live in the building permanently but 21 beds for people that are members who come from different parts of california for their meetings that support some of the organizations like the children's foundation and so when they come to meet they come for a couple of days we currently park 3 cars from the driveway and residential parking we won't be able to park in our own driveways so i hope we can exclude that block but both the p extension and the q about effect us we're right at fulton and a baker. >> i'm opposed to this project reefrp was undergoing flawed very flawed as you heard the two meetings held before this omittancely the people were if opposition they were opposed to this it is shocking i shouldn't be surprising sprield but am the entire impact of the community the western edition the life the church and the african-american church community was totally ignored