i want to distinguish between the vdda and are dda. that is technical aspect of what the resolution itself is. we are asking for info with approval today. main reason being, time is of the essence in the sense tco is imminent and need to issue a pricing letter and there is a relationship that happens and like to get people in parcel f as soon as it happens. i will be here for questions. we have the development team as necessary. jenica, do we have dan adams oen the line? >> yes, he's on the line. >> okay, great. i want to introduce dan adams, the director of the mayor office of housing and community development. just wanted to make sure everyone knew we have been working together all parties involved and he wanted to say a few things. >> thanks josh and great to be with you commissioners and appreciate your accommodating remote participation. we have been working with port staff as well developers on this proposed revision that would modify parcel f. we support it for the reason josh went into. coming out of the pandemic we are a soft

your support of the dda amendments assure the project is able to progress. thank you for your support. >> thank you much nela. next speaker. >> my name is [indiscernible] the administrative director with one treasure island stepping in today for our construction liaison for the construction program. he is doing interviews now for new clients for the construction training program, which will be jeopardized if these amendments don'ts go forward. since breaking ground in 2016 the project supported our construction training program for people with barriers to employment. the development generated hundreds of jobs every year for low income san francisco residents. jobs that provide living wages, excellent health and welfare benefits, pension plans and retirement benefits. the development has dramatically changed people life offering gainful employment for a wide range of individuals who were marginally housed, recently released from prison with limited option. living hotel to hotel. individuals who have little skills and [indiscernible] working dead-end jobs. wom

two dda.n of a board of directors to oversee certain community benefits based on developer contribution for certain programs. so both the phase one and phase two dda has legacy community legacy foundation, community benefits fund and the goal is to benefit low income and moderate families for a variety of services that are listed on this slide. and the source of the phase one funds come from a million, $1 million contribution from the fifth amendment of the dda. and part of that, $1 million, was for the legacy foundation to get together and decide how to program these funds, following, kind of the general rule of helping, in those areas of affordable housing, community empowerment, contractor assistance and workforce. let's see. so, back in 2018, we came to the, the commission to approve a strategic plan on how the legacy foundation wanted to spend the funds and, the main three priorities were neighborhood building, education , workforce and homeownership. and some of these programs, since we

as well and before i leave, i would like to say that one treasure island, does sport changes to the dda, the changes, thank you. >> okay, thank you. do you have a closing statement? >> yes, i just want to says thanks to everybody on on this, i know thanks to some folks but to all the city staff who have been working diligently and i know that they're available for questions and i just appreciate everybody's participation. >> thank you so much, supervisor dorsey, if there is no comments, or questions from my colleagues, you nobodisinger i also sit on the budget committee and i do have significant questions about about what we're proposing from that perspective not about the land use issues and i i'm very much in support and greatly admire the work tieda and you know, what the vision that we're presenting to the next few generations for the future of the land and the folks that live there already. if there is no other comments, let's go to public comment on this item. >> thank you, agenda items 1 and 2 are called together, if you have any comment, please come to the lecture and if you're

as part of the dda amendment process, tida staff reviewed provisions in the dda and financing plan toate language for clarity, accuracy and to incorporate feedback received from city attorney and outside bond counsel to better reflect project milestones, revise development schedule, and maximize the use of tax exempt proceeds. with this fiscal package and these guardrails, we can advance the project at a critical juncture in a responsible and forward thinking way. before we conclude our staff presentation, i like to invite sheila from mayor office of housing and community development to speak to the two affordable housing project under predevelopment in stage 2 and tida, oewd and city staff will be available to answer any questions. thank you. >> good afternoon. sheila with the mayor office housing community development. mohcd works with our sponsors and tida to advance both projeths jamie talked about for seniors and the family housing. provided predevelopment financing support to both projects and made preliminary gap financing commitments for the senior project for financial applic

. >> start with angus come if you want to loop that question and one of dda perhaps you want to address that quickly. >> yet. start with one of culture because that's an important point. sicko back i think to the fact we do have a defense deterrence come deterrence and defense strategy that is based on set the plans that will over the next few years give our allies and much more granular understanding of exactly what the arm forces are supposed to do. that will drive a level of requirement for interoperabilit interoperability, the ability to fight together at the granular level and then the broader strategic level. the we haven't seen since the end of the cold war. i think that is already starting to make or force our allies to become a bit let national focus and a bit more alliance focused. some of it is basic service, training but some of it is for example, equipment. we have a standard artillery shell in nato, 155 millimeters. turns out for the last 25 allies have all got off and slightly tweaked their artillery and the shows they go in it. turns out you can't put a 155 mm shell from

. >> i will start with angus, if you want that question and the one in dda perhaps if you're willing to address that quickly. >> so just i'll start with one of culture because that's a really important point. so go back i think to the fact we now have defense deterrence, it deterrence deterre strategy debates on a setet of plans that will over the next few years allies a much more grandeur understanding of exactly what they're armed force is faced to do. that will drive and level of requirement of interoperability ability to fight together both at the grinder level and then at the broader kind of strategic level. but we haven't seen since the end of the cold war. i think that. is already startig to make or force are allied armed forces to become a bit let focus and a bit more a light focus. some of it is basic emma prove it, , training that somebody did for example, equipment. so we have a standard artillery shell in data, 155 millimeters. it turns out that over the last 20 years allies have all kernel and slightly tweaked their artillery and the shows they go ended. so it turns out

they chantor anti-dda and from the anniversary to the sea. these are not peaceful ptests expressing their constitutiol right to free speech. these are illegal encampments where demonstrators engage in harassment and urge violence against jewish students, jewish americans, the u.s. government, the israeli government, and more. i unequivocally condemn the college administrators that haven'tcted to quell these encampmes a who have enabled their campuses to become unsafe environments for jewish students at the federal level we must give the department of education the tools to identifynd prosecute any anti-semiti hate crimes committed and hold college administrators curveball for refusing to address anti-semitism on tir campuses. this legislation defines anti-semitism usi the i.r.a. workin definition. so there can be no confusioor interpretation when it comes to the act discrimination and violation of title 6 of the civil rights act. itas broad bipartisan support in the house and the senate. 59 co-sponsors inhe house, including over a dozen democ

but now he says he calls the two main witnesses sleaze bags, and this is a moment of truth for the dda. the da needs to go to the judge first thing tomorrow morning, say this violates the gag order. you need to do something if you don't enforce discipline right now, it's going to get away from you. >> do you agree with that, karen? >> yes. and at the same time, it's clear that trump is trying to bait the judge. he wants more evidence to go to the supreme court to say he's biased against me and the judge is not going to take the bait. so the judge is going to do everything he can to make this case go. and so i think those those questions and decisions are probably happening right now in the da's office all >> karen elleithee, thanks so much. kara scannell as well more now, on the january 6 immunity decision, the former president has been trying to hold up his trial for, as we said, supreme court oral arguments just two weeks away, growing calls for one of the justices, clarence thomas, to recuse himself the reason as randi kaye explains, his wife ginni is role in the events leading up t

. >> start with angus come if you want to loop that question and one of dda perhaps you want to addressthat quickly. >> yet. start with one of culture because that's an important point. sicko back i think to the fact we do have a defense deterrence come deterrence and defense strategy that is based on set the plans that will over the next few years give our allies and much more granular understanding of exactly what the arm forces are supposed to do. that will drive a level of requirement for interoperabilit interoperability, the ability to fight together at the granular level and then the broader strategic level. the we haven't seen since the end of the cold war. i think that is already starting to make or force our allies to become a bit let national focus and a bit more alliance focused. some of it is basic service, training but some of it is for example, equipment. we have a standard artillery shell in nato, 155 millimeters. turns out for the last 25 allies have all got off and slightly tweaked their artillery and the shows they go in it. turns out you can't put a 155 mm shell from

the change to the, dda, i think there's just some helpful flexibility built into those guidelines, and it's helpful that we want to come back for minor modifications in the future as well, with the changes that are included. so i'm definitely in full support, and i appreciate all the hard work that's been done on this to keep this project moving forward. commissioner williams, thank you. thank you for the presentation, really exciting to see what's going on in treasure island, i'm i'm trying to understand the copy, the bonding . does that have any effect on other programs and stuff that come out of the general fund, like, you know, programs for, you know, vital programs for the city that, seniors and stuff like that rely on. how does that impact how do these cop, funds do they affect any any of that or, thank you, commissioner williams. that's a great question, so the cop program is just a debt program that the city uses. so it's not a program that directly impacts, two year budget, you know, general fund discretionary spending. we have a policy to keep our cop debt expenditures within