whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to enjoy each other, breathe fresh air, be safe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to ou

crowds at popular spots like delores park and ocean beach. >> for more on the heat and air quality let's go to meteorologist paul hagan. >> let's go to the air quality that could have been worse. we are not talking about the level that tahoe that they have had recently but in the moderate category. san francisco improved to good air quality. these are from the epa official categories. unhealthy for sensitive groups. a spare the air day in santa clara where the surface level will smoke and get trapped in the valley. for the rest of the bay the air quality will be moderate at worse and things should get better as we head towards the end of the week. temperatures will drop by the the end of the week and for right nowit hot inland. 89 degrees in sage and 96 livermore and 91 in concord and 103 in fairfield. tomorrow night quite as hot and when things will cool off in the full forecast. >>> paul, thanks. we will see you. >> people enjoying the day off and heading to santa cruz. >> good news for those businesses. >> yes. need i remind you tomorrow is a school day but it doesn't matter to these

whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to be safe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to our life, specifically playgrounds. if

whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to er, breathe fresh air, be safe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to our life, specif

whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to ther, breathe fresh air, be safe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to our life, spec

whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to er, breathe fresh air, be safe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to our life, specif

whether here, at jury commons, in delores park or all throughout special places, nooks and allies to fe and be in community, i'm so grateful to all of you and the parks alliance doing this in so many places around our city. it is needed for all of us of every age. and i'm grateful for drew becker and continued work he does to make this happen. with that, drew becker. (applause) >> thanks. i want to bottle that. thank you so much. really appreciate it. so happy to be here today in this amazing new space created by the neighbors for the neighbors and for this great community. this is part of our partnership with rec and park the let's play sf initiative. basically it's crowd sourcing for playgrounds that will impact about 20,000 children when they're all open in a few short years. we have raised over $12 million for 13 playgrounds throughout the city. i want to thank the board and donors for making that happen. we are lucky to live in san francisco that prioritizes parks. in the past year and a half, we have realized how important they are to our life, specifically playgrounds. if you r

mandelman should have the ability to include plan park and delores heights.that's all district aged territories and i don't want to just focus this on noe valley. there's enough variety in this district, so i think it allows the larger. >> president: commissioner diamond. >> commissioner: thank you, commissioner tanner, for reciting. i would suggest those community meetings happen in district eight. let's make it manageable and it feels like the community in glen park, delores heights and noe valley is where this should start to get a sense of the neighborhood most dramatically affected, that they have an opportunity to hear about this. >> commissioner: so perhaps that it would be outreach to affected communities throughout district eight as the supervisor or the rest of the board deems necessary. >> commissioner: i recognize that the staff modification to waive under 317 and 319, the carrots, would probably be city wide i suppose just in noe, but i feel like we need to make this achievable and doable and therefore holding community meetings in district eight

parking spaces. the project is located within the boundaries of the delores heights special use district and complies with the additional development control. and a max and planning code section 209.1, one dwelling unit is principally permitted and one unit per 3,000' square feet of lot units. there shall maximizing the density allowed. as a site with two units for proposed demolition and replacement provisions are dependent upon the income levels or the current and previous tenants. it's a rare unit that's been vacant for over five years. it shall be replaced with the main unit. but the current owner has rented out the unit. income levels of the tenant currently in the main unit are above 80% of ami and therefore may be replaced with a record unit. therefore, both of the units to be demolished will be replaced with rent control units. the project sponsor in august of 2020 and in comment letters in support of the project and no letters in opposition. there are two corrections i would like to make to the draft motion. the first is within finding 8f. the last sentence of staff's findings states both th

parking spaces. the project is located within the boundaries of the delores heights special use district and complies with the additional development control. and a max and planning code section 209.1, one dwelling unit is principally permitted and one unit per 3,000' square feet of lot units. there shall maximizing the density allowed. as a site with two units for proposed demolition and replacement provisions are dependent upon the income levels or the current and previous tenants. it's a rare unit that's been vacant for over five years. it shall be replaced with the main unit. but the current owner has rented out the unit. income levels of the tenant currently in the main unit are above 80% of ami and therefore may be replaced with a record unit. therefore, both of the units to be demolished will be replaced with rent control units. the project sponsor in august of 2020 and in comment letters in support of the project and no letters in opposition. there are two corrections i would like to make to the draft motion. the first is within finding 8f. the last sentence of staff's findings states both th