i didn't ero deputy director for the record the project exemption is relaxed you can spend them citywide there were some hunters point and we can provide for information when the bonds come up for transfer. >> i have one small i think is it correct question on the budget let me just ask it this way for instance, in the budget part for administration if there are savings can those savings be used for let's say more temporary staffing if we need it beyond the staff lines in the budget how much flexibility in the budget we have savings. >> if we have the fund and savings within the administration this provides us with the flexibility to provide other temporary salaries so if we have is savings in regular salaries we can have savings and benefits and other professional services woe we could do that. >> but in other parts of the budget maybe not. >> if you have savings in the center yerba buena lease revenues we couldn't use that to hire extra staff. >> it would be prohibited because of the underlying dollars but the administration is more flexible. >> we have to make sure we do it with our r

she'll be working on behalf of the citywide division and along with john sway of the citywide division. if we choose to come back to you they will be presenting this information and engaging you on any potential revisions. to start, just to give you a little bit of background on the -- on how we got to where we are today, the presentation is not coming up yet. here we go. so just as a refresher in the summer and fall of 2007, there was public review and comment on the draft element as commissioner highland mentioned, we contracted with arg for the contract elements in your packet today and included comment that was recorded as part of this effort. you will notice there are a couple shaded areas where arg was seeking this commission and department and planning advice with how to proceed with those comments. once that comment was complete, the landmarks board reviewed the document in november. gave us several other pieces of feedback and then in 2009, we brought the document back to the hpc. as you know the hpc came into being in january of that year. so as a way to get the document in f

impact it's such and simple a percentage when we talk about the neighborhood commercial district a citywide statistic is almost meaning also i can be talking about a small ranging impact that is an immense impact on the community. that's sometimes is getting dropped to the cracks that recognition when we talk about the wide-ranging impact the issue of foreign chains in the fillmore we've seen the foreign plaza chains i wish we saw the interesting chains to expand internationally what we see are the folks like the cooper's and if you look at the map of europe you can't see it because the dots open the map are two big the hypothetical and the two big >> thank you is there any further public comment seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner fong >> well, well, well. there's so much to try to comment on and thank you all for coming up with your opinion i want to start off and thank ms. burns for organizing the subject matter and the other departments for working with his and point out it was about two years ago the commission asked the department to pend time and money on collecting t

from parks and recreation is fine as far as it goes and should provide for no amendment without citywide voter approval. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners, my name is amanda cogen and i'm part of the valencia mccoppin neighborhood group and homeowner on stevenson street, right around the corner from mccoppin hub and on the executive committee of literary festival which has been operating in san francisco successfully for 15 years. one of the things that we have done is the event called the literary reasons and to let the neighbors know that we have readings in the alley and we have done a really good job working with neighbors to make sure that the event pleases the masses. it's been really successful and we have upward of 200 people in the alley and i have never had an issue. as a homeowner, around the corner from mccoppin hub, i really love the plaza idea. i have met with robin and been to many meetings to hear about it and mccoppin hub is a venue we would love to use during the crawl, since we start at market street and go down v

diligently and bryan has done a troublesome job, you know, our agrees at 995 market street serve is citywide we have to be central located and one block your downtown elderly and the families, etc. and it's get this on. >> next speaker. >> and thank you for the opportunity for speaking and echo the remarks of the previous speaker in commending bryan and the task force it's a privilege to be on the task force we've worked hard the representations are well-thought-out both long-term and short time solutions were one of the agencies that has been displaced we're in the middle of a innovation we're choose to work here we need to be here and stay here but we need our partnership everything we do is in partnership with the done nefarious in the city this is where we want to be we provide services to ore 18 hundred people through the mid management people we keep them housed over 95 percent through the money management system working through the department of public health. i ask you to work eastbound quickly the needs are not going away i'm finding ada backroom improvements in the building that wa

specific non profit artist related stabilization and to the extent that there are other sources citywide, foundation, private with the leadership of star and others that would not prevent -- our staff is here to facilitate a number of those connections and discussions. >> okay. i think my concern about approving the schematic design was to make sure none of those other concerns -- that's what all my questions were about, that none of those other concerns would i know we are going to have to look at the relocation plan and then the management plan will be part of our overall prp in terms of how the site will be transferred to the city and how it will be managed. my only -- i have to say, it's not even a question, i'm a little concerned about counting the garage as part of the parking, because i believe it's parcel b on there so that's later so things could be happening where it's not happened. >> well, but the current parking plan, even without the [inaudible] inclusion can accommodate a, far and above what the planning requirement would be and above what exists today. >> that's what i'm

citywide, approximately 1250 existing formula retail establishments. this compares nationally to 32% of retail establishments part of chains that include ten or more outlets and in san francisco it's 11 or month. the prevalence of formula retail varies significantly by business type and 84% of financial services are formula retailers, compared to restaurants. on average, formula retail establishments occupy more space than independent retailers overall, nearly 85% of formula retailers occupy more than 3,000 square feet. this chart shows the formula retail establishments by associated corporate members and half of san francisco's retail establishments and 75% of all san francisco formula retailers have more than 50 establishments. formula retail is most highly concentrated in places that do not have controls and in the neighborhood-commercial shopping centers. so those are places like lakeshore plaza and geary and masonic. the most highly -- it's most highly concentrated in downtown soma and the northeastern waterfront where new formula retail is permit

the compatibility of the proposed use with the aesthetic and architecture and the mix of citywide and neighborhoods serving in the district? so the themes in general have the bar and cus have the additional five criteria that we look at. >> commissioner dooley, i'm going to jump back to you, because i missed you. >> i was just going to say when our commission and the planning commission got together and we started our fast-track program, i think that is something that i would really like to recommend that we as a commission work to expand because the premise of that was if there weren't a lot of -- if there weren't objections to a project, it could move forward in a much speedier manner and i think that would take care of a lot of these issues because it would just have a short period of time before the cu would be granted. >> are you speaking to priority project? >> we did one and we have a pilot program. >> that is a good idea. >> we have a pilot program. i think we should expand that program. and make that a way for a number of businesses not to go through such a long process, beca

the one thing i really enjoyed was i got to run within a district instead of citywide, was that i reallydents. i actually enjoy campaigning more because i had time to knock on doors and the voters individually. i'd love it. i actually really enjoyed being out on the field. so i spent a lot of time doing it because i got to really get a deeper understanding of what people care about and what people's concerns are and also what people loved about the district and the city. i was talking with the mayor yesterday. he was very interested in seeing how the good work with our office -- how he could work with our office. i would love to see how we could support small businesses because they are the heart at san francisco. they provide 60% 07% of the jobs in sanford cisco, and they provide it locally, and they are not going to offshore their jobs any time. i am not an opponent of cleaning up the tenderloin. i love the tenderloin. i love what is right now. i recognize we have a diversity of books that live there and people do not want to see open drug dealing. i do not have a problem with people l

rfp, 100 units father mily and very critical the next rfb you'll see no our budget it's the only citywide capital project left in the pipeline to date right now, new project for supportive housing and that would be in mission bay and it is those very payments from uc that actually make that happen. and then the parks, i think that's the sustainable streets, that's obvious those get built with no hit to the general. >> i guess two questions. one i'm confused more on upset here that the comment in my office before being briefing ed on this is they wouldn't have to pay anything if they didn't agree to this, uc could get off scot-free. if that's not true it's not true, but i don't appreciate the preefing i had briefing i had before. >> uc is a state agency. typically would not have to pay anything, but it is only because of this private tax payment agreement that flows through the land from private property owners -- >> i was being briefed on this project specifically. i understand you weren't there. >> i'm sorry if there was any miscommunication on that. >> why 32 instead of 39? >> that's th

workshops it's been a good way to start the process there's a lot of good work we need to share citywide and we hope all the open houses continue to attract the public we're getting good suggestions that are equitable and effective way to move forward in terms of investments last time we got proposals from the public i encourage you to come out and it's early and we can bring those ideas into the policy process. may is also a busy month for vision zero work as we know a few months ago the first vision zero meeting we continue to work on the improvements as well as to participate in the statewide efforts we had staffs and supervisor kim's office to come to sacramento with the city team to pub talk about the pedestrian safety we're setting a high bar we're an ambitious city toe meet the long term goals and the a long time action for the pedestrian safety through the 3 major straechlgz of street it design, improvement and education. in addition we've had a enter agency discussion around brt a robust conversation we're looking at moved the project into this and sfmta has taken a aggressive p

started i know this is important and supervisor kim walked in that's important to all the communities citywidet supervisor avalos is coming in now. he and i have been to the filipino community out in mission they want to make sure they get the services out there as well. we have generations of families that had barriers and with more accurate information coming out of the surveys we can do this if we set a threshold i'm plowed u proud to work with the contingent partners and get rid of the barriers. that

instead of just relying on core neighborhoods to serve citywide. >> over all city jobless rate was 5.4%, 7.3% of asians were unemployed. and nearly three times that for pacific islanders now armed with findings, activists say they will ask to help those in need. >> vic lee abc7 news >> governor brown signed a bill aimed at shedding light on what is known as dark money. without disclosing the source. this after groups from arizona poured $15 million into california in 2012 to fight proposition 30. supporters say it helps close the loophole ensuring where the money trail started >> city of palo alto going to take down security cameras that made people angry. the city installed cameras like this one around town. resident doesn't like it because it's trained on his driveway. he says it's a violation of privacy. >> whatever is recorded is recorded who owns data? maybe third party. maybe the city. what happens afterwards? in the end, you know next time, next time, maybe we have. >> he was told the camera and others will be taken down next week. officials say they were counting the number of c

today was an especially busy day for fire crews as the responded to at least 10 fires citywide. this comes just as the bay area prepares for a major heat wave. kron 4's meterologist brian van aken who has more on this heat advisory going out across the bay, major one month coming up next few days. another five to 10 degrees for tomorrow with additional warnings for tuesday and wednesday. the entire bay area is under watche. tempters will reach of the '90s with a small sea breeze. tempters tomorrow will warm and to the mid-70s and '80s and possibly 90s in certain areas. wednesday it looks like " being the hottest day with temperatures on valley region of 200 degrees. continuing our team coverage. inland areas like concord are set to see some of the hottest temperatures this week. that has people looking for ways to stay cool and stay safe. kron four's dan rubin visited a water park that's opening its gates just in time for the heat wave. splish splash. instead of running that water at home. dads can't wait to get outside. keeping kids cool in rising heat is a primary concern. whe

. >> (clapping) well, everybody welcome again to our california candy sciences i've citywide my share of astroids with the games i got to touch and feel greg and meg and alison thank you your staff for hosting us here today it's incredible to be here not only teaches as you what's going on in detail we give us a clue of the future. this is why we decided to take advantage of this and it started yesterday and bring some residence of cork island and the observatory here to a participant with our middle school kids. thank you all for being her. we're succeeding and i know hidrosis draw menu defenses is here we've been investing in our middle schools all of the middle schools as of this year will be open and wified up with ipads throughout the whole middle school (clapping) and generous donations from individuals but we want to take advantage of the fact we have cod can do joe's that are here having fun and part of the our international folks so this is another opportunity to create a presence and maybe some of the industry represented will join us from the academy and promote 24 so kids

department with solutions that they have proposed to us and finalizing those solutions as well as other citywide solutions over the next 2 weeks. happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions? the mayor's budget director? okay. thank you very much. we'll open this item up for public comment. seeing nobody in the chambers, public comment is closed. colleagues, can i have a motion to file the nine 9-month report. >> so moved. >> we can take that without objection. >> madam clerk, do we have any further business ahead of us? >> no, mr. chair. >> thank you. we are adjourned. [ meeting is adjourned ] >> >> >> good afternoon. welcome to the san francisco full board of supervisors of tuesday, may 13, 2014. madam clerk, madam clerk, please call the roll. >> supervisor avalos. supervisor breed. supervisor campos. president chiu. supervisor cowen. supervisor farrell. supervisor kim. supervisor mar. supervisor tang. supervisor wiener. supervisor yee. mr. president, all members are present >> ladies and gentlemen, could you please join us in the pledge of allegiance. an

the city as a tax exempt entity and they don't typically pay property tax, however, in this case citywide leases you see it's indicated it will not release those that will lease will discontinue in 20022 and in the first phase is complete in 2017. as a result of the uc consolidations tax commits in which the city and county of san francisco r will receive 68.2 million in net present value as uc vablths those prompts and moves to blocks 32 and 33 pr we believe those offsets the 7.6 million >> can you repeat number again, please. >> it's also shown in table 3 of the budget analyst report report shows that. we believe the 6.2 million in the present value to the total dollars that goes to taxing entities neons offsets the payment that would have begun to ocii the total that was previously identified in the budget analyst report. certainly after the hearing two weeks ago i indicated and conceding asked for more information ocii reelevated the potential impacts to the proposed uc consolidation at mission bay. the finding of which i've outlined it's this new information if the upgraded analysis

i'd like to see the progression of the landmarks designation program as well as furtherance of the citywide surveying. we can't identify and valuate these resources if we don't know where they are. >> i think that'll wrap this one up. >> >> okay. >> everybody, thank you very much for your time. it is a community effort over the next year so this is the beginning of it, we look forward to hearing from everybody because we need everybody's input so thank you again. mr. michael, thank you. and we will adjourn. role call please. >> mr. haney. >> here. >> miss mendoza-mcdonnell. miss wynns. miss few few. fewer. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. er. >> here. >> please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> thank you, approval of board minutes. the regular board minutes meets of april 8, 2014, may i have a motion and second please. >> i move the adoption of the minutes . >> second. >> role call vote please. >> mr. han main. haney. >> yes. >> miss norton. >> yes. >> miss wynns. >> i. >> miss fewer. >> yes. >> miss [inaudible]. >> mr. logan. >> yes. >> thank you, that's six is

if vacancy were an issue citywide it may not be a different conversation, however, we have a vacancy rate around 5 percent and in the urban castro district we have a higher rate of 8 instead of asking for the locally initiated formula retail shushes blue bottom to come in the debate remains lyle at the same time as recently qualified for $20 million they're going to expand in a rapid matter the strong you're going to keep it at the local neighborhood rather than making it right and increasing the threshold. i did want to that is true put a plug in the upper market castro district we have a privately funded actually with the help of oewd and supervisor wiener and upper market castro retail strategy that aims to look at small business retention and attraction like surveying customers and understanding the prospective and getting into the weeds to understand why the vacancies remain i'll encourage the process and we expect to begin in the next month i european hope you'll not end the threshold thank you >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm gary heights. i really appreciate

so i would only say that sure this process is important it may have citywide ramifications but i would only again note that we believe we're moving forward on an approved process with the approved guidelines and, yes while interpretations that was approved in 2010 may differ from department to vice president it's truly imparamount that process is the time to determine those kinds of issues is people can move from the point in time to move and build the project envisioned. i hope we can moved and again thrilled with the plan we put forward a few months ago we are in the business of complooimz and that's what we have today, the numz we have great relationships with the department heads and the chief take a look at at some of the plans and we could move the street width we did. where we couldn't he stated clearly we couldn't because we felt that will under might be the design integrity and the chief was willing to look at our decisions so far but we're not happily tooicht because we've gone beyond this >> supervisor cowen. >> thank you for coming up i'm listening to the presentation charg

wu and commissioners i'm audry of the planning department information and analysis group in the citywide planning division i'm pleased to introduce the housing information this is an informational hearing no action will be required. the housing inventory was produced in 1967 and has been product with the same consistency and analysis this makes the report the figuring out in it's series by the way, we're not able to present the 2012 housing analysis last year, we've included copies of the report in our packets. the housing inventory and the description of the changes to the housing stock is a description of new housing that adds new housing stock and demolitions that take away and ever a net gain or net loss in the housing unit. the net gain of housing unit are added through the residential structures and the legalization of the unit was for conversion from the commercial to roinlt and it is for taking away messenger of the illegal unit are conversion from residential to commercial and the main findings is how the city report is from 2007 to the 2014 housing needs or the arena target. th

fund and new transitional housing beds and 12 beds for residential and mental health treatment for citywide case manager. the projected funded needs is $5 million in the first year and $6.8 million in the second year. now i'm going to pass the mic to the vice-chair who will present. >> supervisor breed? >>supervisor london breed: before you sit down. you say it was excluded from the children's fund. i'm not sure that is entirely accurate because the children's fund has provided financial support to community based organizations for transitional age youth i thigh for -- i think for the past couple of years. i want to get clarity because when i was former director of the non-profit we supported k-youth and case management and supported services many i'm not certain that it's entirely accurate and where your information came from. i just wanted to get some clarity if you had it. >> yes, please. >> so when we consider transitional age youth 16-24 there are a number of transitional youth being served through funding. our children's fund do only allow us to serve people up to the age 18. we have

we've come to an agreement in candle stick point but we recognize there is more work to do there's a citywide standard to apply to all the sites i've mentions. it's important i think we agree we move forward open developing clear standards f that works for all the sites and work to be consistent with all the goals for all modes of transportation and pedestrian safety we're willing to do that and moved on that. appreciate that >> thank you and i know after the fire department and dpw announced they wanted to street clearance to be 26 feet instead of 20 feet i think that planning and mta got together i appreciate the departments working together. but under the accumulation or compromises, however, you describe it my understanding is that the bulk the side streets will have 26 feet cleaners >> my understanding is there will be 26 feet clear on most the streets the non alley streets within park cars. >> so that will mean at times reducing the width of the sidewalks or reducing venerable lands or open space. >> that's my understanding. >> a question is 26 feet now the new baseline my understanding

system 0 citywide system we can get an arrest notice like in staten island son-in-law symsomeone is committing a crime the patrol gets all the information for that on the xreerts we find out that the target of a shooting occurred in the bronx but we were able to get the information in manhattan and they came to manhattan and reinterviewed him we got this system for intelligence gathering 4 gang members of a gang had committed and crime. recidivism one riveting who is xhichlt the crimes and through the criminal justice system we can take a look at his rap sheet and react appropriating. as i said investigating cold cases there's no reason a case becomes cold if we track uncoordinated victims an old stabbing and sfoesht that was not proved at the time it was committed that we have hundreds of prosecutors but this information is pushed out to them the crime strategies unit we wrote and completed a share point dissemination model and, seminational the information this is the mothered we've used but allows the prosecutors to said be where the hot spot are and the types of crimes >> supervisor mar. >

salary and friendly benefits it includes 8 hundred thousands of for possession it is adjusting to citywide costs we're having work order growth it's growing so significantly by that approximately, $1 million and it passes on the costs we actually recover not setting them out and dock and use the short shore utility we have management costs for example, peer 29 fire helps to drive that increase and the other extension weighing we're going were trying to create surplus revenue to receivers it for capital. regarding the staffing changes one the key priorities was to improve the efficiently and effectiveness of operations this issue is in our maintenance division one idea for improvement was to create a day and night shift for the crews to clean up the waterfront and put the traffic on the embarcadero we're trying to accommodate additional clear up requirements. the port is changing as well so adjusting to the complex environment and trying to build promote staff to cover the budget and debt mettle and capital planning. protecting the revenues a new property manager is trying to bring the prot

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. >> so good afternoon, commissioners i'm mann can here from the citywide distribution the item is for an in kind agreement to make landscape improvements we're asking for a fee waiver of $8 million i want to clarify some items the project sponsor from investments to l l rb. the project description the proposed accommodate is on written street on december 6, 2012, the planning commission approved it the multi you use that includes office space. the project is 4 hundred and 10 units and retail use and 10 thousand plus square feet and 9 thousand square feet of office space it will create a small park on wrinkle street the comforted development includes the south side of wrinkle street it is to provide streetscape improvements in the amount of $4.8 million for structure and the planning efforts the western community plan and the western transportation plan the neighborhood transportation plan identified the specific alleys including wrinkle street it was to share a public way to transform the street into a pedestrian space and calming traffic and both plans had robust community engagement