and this is the development attached to the 2018 disposition and development agreement. here, you will note that the shipyard phase one development is on the hill top and the hillside. it's partially built out, and you'll see the new scheme for the shipyard phase two, and candlestick point, which is largely unchanged. to understand how this works with square footages and the development program, this table presents to you the new development agreements development program for shipyard phase two and candlestick. note that the changes are on the far right column. you'll see an increase in 172 residential units. also note that the decrease that you see in -- in r and d office space under the cap allows for an increase in other commercial land use square footages that these are a mix of land uses below. there would also be an increase in parks and open space of 10.7 acres, but it's important to note that the increase in the dwelling units and at the bottom, the 71,000 additional commercial space is the result of a shift from entitlement from phase one of the shipyard to phas

neighbors want it developed. i have circulated a petition initiated by one of the neighbors, not by us, signed by 80 individuals, it includes other supportive e-mails and you'll hear from some of them. we share the dr requesters' concern for displacement of low-income residents and business community in the mission. but this project displaces no residents, no businesses and it's not the cause of displacement. rather it provides 37 new homes, likely to remain as rentals that will help relieve pressure on the existing housing stock. it includes units and one or two commercial suitable for the community. consistent with the staff recommendation, we request that they deny the dr request and approve the project as proposed. the architect is available as well. >> president hillis: thank you. any public comment in support of the project and opposed to the dr? >> president hillis: it would be helpful to line up on the screen side of the room, but come up in any order. >> hi, i'm here with the residential builders associa

it's a large development. it's not that we have a good robust transit development in 2035. we want to make sure that we've got a transit system at all times that's robust and indicates to people at all times that this is a transit oriented neighborhood. request we're working to find the right balance that's proposed at different phases but also doesn't oversupply transit to the point that it breaks the bank for mta. so this is what phase one is going to look like. let's see if i can switch over here and operate the mouse. the transit system won't come until the later phases of the project, so in the interim we are making sure that the transit routes connect and overlap without having to transfer. phase two, simply new roads are built. the routing is justed a little bit to correspond to the new roads that are built and service frequency is increasing over time. and finally at full build out you'll see all the routes come in and serve the site with the transit site in the middle so i mentioned that the bicycle and pedestrians network is intended to be very robust. we've made

and other regions of the world to move together to watch the implementation of that as de jesus to develop such a growth model which would be an adequate response to global challenges i'm talking about overcoming the inequality office but you need to use of resolving demographic and environmental problems of keeping national cultures and identities to boost the pressure parity of our people and the produce of the advantages of the new technological wave that you still curates of sustanon all countries in these or that combination all face all of this problem but we are unique in the fact that we face the whole gamut of those issues at once and in order to veer ourselves we need to resolve those tasks similar tenuously as well for us an undeniable value is to ensure the state serenity and to keep national identity at the same time we need to make a major leap in development to be among the world's leaders on the life expectancy and quality of life that we need to be one of the global technical leaders but it's because the vision for the development of our country is based on four key princi

he sat at the table because he knew what would take to develop a nuclear weapon. he put into the agreement that president trump is walking away from the kind of access for inspection gives us the insurance that iran could not cheat. anyone who argues that iran could build a weapon under this agreement is simply wrong. each time, i asked what his experience had been in iran. if your inspectors want to go through a certain door or inside a certain facility. where you stopped by a ron -- iran? stoppedme that if we they opened the door. that iran repeatedly was in compliance with the theear agreement and that inspectors were able to resolve any areas where they tested and said, we should have access. they were given access. trump not think president actually read the agreement. down and spentat a couple of minutes with the inspector before making this decision. it is probably good political agreement blast an that was taken up by president obama. but let me remind i colleagues of other negotiations undertaken that have served our interest. with theegotiated soviets du

investment and development corporation d e g a subsidiary of the k f w development bank zan beef used some of the money to found a subsidiary sampan. is the project which deals in. palm trees to produce some of its cooking them. started in late two thousand and eight. but we had our first set in december two thousand and eight. which though there are some other plants that we tried to plant in two thousand and nine. the plantations started off with major problems a consultant had recommended the wrong type of palm tree then it became clear that the soil was too moist for oil palms the company had the water table lowered by one point two meters high expenditures for all this prepared to work were made possible by the learn from d g's. why would d.e.g. invest in such a dubious project. to take in some beef. has been investing in the zombie for years because on the name of sam beef is an important business in zambia as agricultural sector. on the contributes to food security and food supplies in the country like you want. and it generates employment in a marginal region and gives the peo

we've also told the developer we're preparing an alternative plan and we think we can develop many if not more residential units on the property, and much quicker than during the 15-year period that the developer is proposing to implement his plan. also, we did inform the developer by e-mail before we submitted the nomination. and during the month -- [bell ringing] -- the state evaluated the nomination, the developer made no objection to the substantive content of the nomination. but, during the years we met with them, both uc concealed the historical significance of it from us. since the developer plans to demolish 51% of the home office, the fact that he'll study -- [bell ringing] -- shows that the national register process will assist with ceqa. >> president wolfram: thank you, your time is up. you can wrap it up. >> for the record, we did not request the continuance on may 2. staff requested it, so the director could be here. but we did oppose it. and so we agree that the overall support is appropriate, but the revisions are not. and we'd be happy to answer any questions, but i ha

one gap is for development. there's different quantum algorithm and software they can solve a particular problem. gene this gap requires a team and deep expertise is necessary to figure out how to modify software that works in one specific context to another. much more so in computing than in traditional committee. if this furniture contractual we have is piles of wood, screws and nails and an expertise figure out how to use these to create useful furniture but instead will want in the future is for nonexperts people to go to quantum and get a prefab kit and easily modify it for the application. another gap that is between software and hardware current algorithms are written for perfect hardware but hardware on we are on a journey to that perfect hardware but we're not there yet. it's like if you meticulously planned for your inquiry meal for ten but when you arrive there only supplies for six you can only use the kitchen for two hours prior to the meal. you need to adjust your plan. current quantum computers th

development's website. portal on itsa website where people can file a hud'sint right there on website. host: republican line. caller: hello, this is mark. host: go ahead. sir.r: thank you, on the c-span tv screen i don't have your full name. you look like a good american gentleman. do you have a question for lisa rice? caller: lisa rice has a good name. i hope she is a good oakland raiders fan, like me. i have a problem, i tried to get apartment in wilmington and newark, delaware and i wasn't able to because the waiting list was full. it was a two-year waiting list. what is a person supposed to do waiting to years? -- two years? guest: i'm sorry you had that experience. case of misery loves company, but you are not alone. there are millions of people, of families, across the united states experiencing the same problem you are. of affordableth housing and new united states. that is another issue the rule was designed to address. the number of americans that are is growinged exponentially. in whichis was done

that his office and retail development. there's a lot of categories in here, but this is collapse pretty significantly. so in 2015, as has been mentioned and referred to a lot, multiagency work did a nexis study to assess the level of impact of new development on the transportation system, as well as feasibility studies. the nexus for residential developments, you can see in the middle column, and then that compares to what words adopted based on feasibility. the feasibility study primarily focused on how the fee would affect residential development and it seemed mindful of a view towards not increasing housing costs. so in terms of what has come to an ca and going to regional agency since that time, we have received six and a half million dollars in funds since the fee was established. there's a lot of grandfathering built in at the time and a lot of development that has been subject to other agreements. so it has been six and a half million dollars which has been pretty much aligned with what was expected and we are budge

for the development of treasure island and development plan rejected by the board of supervisors and mayor as well as 2010 updated development plan, which was unanimously endorsed by the board. finally, in 2011, the -- the 2011e.i.s./e.i.r. assumed an expanded, 400-slip arena, but did not re-evaluate because the scope was unchanged. by 2015, litigation challenging the ceqa analysis had been forwarded. the proposed developer of the marina began planning for the design, permitting and construction. the first step in the process was to sit down with treasure island sailing center and look at plans necessitated by the navy's work and the reconstruction of the causeway from the island to yerba buena. between 2015 and 2017, treasure island enterprises met to refine the proposed layout including discussions facilitated by the board of supervisors and their staff. the discussions resulted in the compromised layout of a marina of 313 slips. the long-term leases approved by the board of supervisors have relied upon this compromised configuration. we've brought them to the board of supervisors

a stronger antagonist which we developed but it's not sufficient for benson also are developing great companies, longer-lasting, more potent for alternative medications that may not be based on [inaudible] because the other challenge is not just fentanyl but what we are observing as people are overdosing with multiple medications. alcohol, and fentanyl, this is not sufficient. >> receive 70 people who have occurring mental health along with their substance abuse disorder so they're using substances to address their mental health issues so are you doing research looks at the two problems together that may give promise for as we think about what the future holds and -- >> we cannot not do that because many times it's more frequent and if you don't address the depression on [inaudible] also a very important component is we do not know which ones are intentional and suicide so if perverting and you don't intervene they will not succeed. we are prioritizing and recognizing that the reality of addiction with mental illness and [inaudible] with pain. those are more challenging than when they

this development has been slow. so the money we've identified to come in as been rather -- we're not sure that the development will take place. so that's the flip side. >> supervisor ronen: i want to answer that question a little bit. the legislation that we'll hear next week in committee, one of the things it does is it creates -- two things. it creates a fund for each cultural district. and it creates a c.a.c. for each cultural district. the idea is that there will be regular funds going into each cultural district so, that c.a.c. overseeing the funds can on an annual basis use the fund to enhance, preserve and meet the priorities for the cultural districts, all of which will look different. for example, in the latino cultural district, which is the one i know the best because it's in my district, i know that finding and locating buildings for affordable housing for primarily latino families that have been there for a long time is a priority and that's probably how they would want to use some funds. another fund i

appsthers have developed to help keep our children to safe. this is especially important given the recent tragic spate of school shootings and the never ending question of personally identifiable private information geo-location, especially the geo-location of our children. joining us is the ceo of shield group technologies. it has focused on the development of apps to improve communication between citizens and law enforcement, and hasicularly the company allowed his students and faculty to contact law enforcement about threats, including providing precise information about the location of the threat. tragedy, iarkland would like to learn more about student protests and how it can help law enforcement receive information about school threats. makebroadly, we need to sure american workers have the right skills to participate in this part of the economy and push it over. --colleges and universities colleges and universities throughout florida have stepped up, from florida atlantic, with its tech runway, to florida polytechnic, and the university

normally with the virus affect development.nd this was definitely a little bit of a nerve racking point because we have to incubate them with the sake of ours and then wait for them to develop and that takes a little bit of time. so finally a b. and you can see here what did you give errors due to these and was pretty dramatic . the result was clear that had had a significant impact. it's amazing it's amazing results the ones that had seacrest on them are so much smaller only after one week they send a picture taken from a cell phone like wow doubt this is really telling us something and the single worst seemed to link to michael separately so we knew grayson just watch much more smaller if you compared to normal ones. but the infected cells were not just smaller inside they also showed the damage done by zeke. as soon as the virus came into contact with the fetal brain it attacked the crucial developing nerve cells with the help of proteins on its surface the virus penetrated the cells and turned them into virus factories as t

and developing and starting development of technical design standard and the architecture for the system as well as getting ready for the construction program. and i think most importantly as we move forward and with everyone that is here today to advocate for the project is really having a strong communications plan for all the stakeholders here. whether that be from the mayor's office through the board of supervisors through the community and we want to be very transparent and open as we work through the project. >> all right. thank you very much, linda. quick question, have you contacted or communicated with anyone from the l.a. county which has developed a human centered accessibility design furniture and electronic voting? >> i have not personally, but slalom included them in the analysis and report. the next questions we would be asking them are much more technical, much more around how they have, constructed, build, supported and maintained the environment. what it would take to utilize it is they approach is a dit from a process point of view where what he project projections and

but one of the details -- one aspect of the details that we're developing is a historic development and master plan, and we're going to be building in stories of how pier 70 was positioned in the city in the development detail of the project. this is an overall map describing a narrative framework across all of pier 70 with the idea of the green circles being that there might be multiple hubs of information, so center points where many stories are told. so there's stories of people that worked here, the stories of the ship building site, of industrial and architectural development, development of the port as a landscape. the red and blue dots are a variety of elements, so talking about historic buildings, and other historic and smaller moments that can all be arranged throughout the sites. maybe etching in the ground planes to signs that could have interpreter panels and more details narrative base stories to map and 3 d where you've got an extrusion of say at its peak world war ii era. number five, they could have text panels inscribed, a number of techniques that could just add to the

system as residential developments do. commercial properties got off pretty well in the tsf discussion last time. though a supervisor tried to increase the commercial fee by $2 to make up the gap prior to the veto. by the way, all of this should be seen in light of the very real and massive hole that may be blown into our budget if sb-1 is repealed. i want to put that on the table. all of these discussions have been very known to the development community who were involved in countless hearings and city meetings on both nexus and feasibility studies as well as the ttf 4025. had the mayor not vetoed the legislation commercial fees for properties over a hundred thousand square feet. [captioner switch] >> supervisor peskin: -- the impact on residual land value is only - 7%, which is below or well below the - 10% threshold for a financial project's fiscal responsibility. it also showed the tsf would still be economically feasible which is why i opted to start there for the tsf increase because i don't want to leave any money o

fort economic development. >> in particular the company has developed -- to allow students and faculty to contact law enforcement about threats. and their providing precise permission about the location. given the parkland tragedy -- and how it can help law enforcement receive information about school threat. more broadly we need to focus on making sure american workers have the right skills to participate in this part of the economy and push forward. in colleges and universities throughout florida they have stepped up. -- and university of south order, our institutions of higher education -- >> thank you, senator. we are delighted to have our panelists here today. founder of the mississippi coding academies in -- technology, policy institute here in washington, d.c., and the president of act the app association in washington of shield group. where delighted to have each and every one of you. we will begin to my left with your opening statement of no more than five minutes. >> thank you. on behalf of of and the coding academies, i want to thank you for this opportunity to testify today

with the transition, we're also looking at -- we developed a framework, the district has developed a framework that professional development has happened. right now, we're examining different options for eld materials as well, to create more consistency. that's something that a lot of the teachers and schools have asked for. this week, we have invited teachers to three focus groups to take a look at the different options. that's a commitment that i believe curriculum instruction will be making. so we're focussing on that and making sure that teachers have the tools and resources they need. so we're taking steps towards making sure that there is quality and consistent implementation. >> commissioner sanchez: my sense is it's not about that. i think there are other factors at play between that. you have outcome of 20% being classified with with chinese, 5 dialects and spanish is 7%. there is a lot of things going on obviously. have you researched the different pathway models in terms of outcomes from reclassification? so for example, the chinese pathway, or cantonese or mandarin, dual

is can see it as a multilateral development institution. russian president vladimir putin freshly sworn in for a fourth term on monday says he plans to make russia one of the top five global economies by twenty twenty four russia's economy currently ranks twelfth and size analysts say the russian that russia's economy would have to increase by fifty percent to achieve the goal mr putin will also face some added difficulty with such an economic expansion given the troubles of recent years including economic sanctions and a recession in twenty seventeen russian gross domestic product g.d.p. grew weakly at. one point five percent still it is a nor girl address at the kremlin on monday president putin called for a modern and dynamic economy and later signed a decree prioritizing technological development manufacturing and agricultural notable among mr putin's inaugural audience was former german chancellor gerhard schroeder mr schroeder is now chairman of the russian's company rosneft and is advocated for an end to economic sanctions on russia.

ification and an exf that is the alice griffith development. all you have to do is talk to the folks in the housing. one man told me he was so happy to be in housing, he found out it was available, he moved in, he said it was like going to heaven. i'm serious. this is how it impacts working class people, happy to be in housing that is new and out of dilapidated housing. the cac is excited about the new steam school coming to the neighborhood, made available because five point took commercial square footage away to dedicate to this educational institution. so we're very excited about that. because of course we want quality education for our young people. often times they're not receiving what they need in our typical schools, this is an advanced school for young people. this will be significant improvements to the plan, to the concept plan and we urge you to approve this plan. thank you very much. >> president hillis: thank you, doctor. any additional public comment on this item? you want to talk on this. go ahead. welcome. >> thank you very muc

we need to develop and are developing strategies for screening those at high risk and then the charge of finding people who are committing, dedicated to participate in studies to see if we can make a difference, all of us present unique opportunity for this. a million people who have signed on with their interest, we can screen those who by a variety of metrics may be at high risk for developing symptoms years or decades later and take an opportunity to intervene with those now. so we're in the midst of a nationwide program which will be announced this summer to look at multiple modalities for recruiting patients into studies. >> good, thank you. we want to support that. thank you. >> senator shaheen. >> thank you, mr. chairman. and thank you to you and senator murray and senator alexander for your commitment to research and funding for nih and to you, dr. collins and everyone there, thank you so much for the work that you're doing. you give hope to so many people across this country. dr. volkow, thank you for coming to new hampshire. i especially appreciate the work that's being done

regarding the software development and system development. and i think the challenge will be finding the venner to or respondent -- a vendor on respondent that can learn the requirements for voting systems at the state and federal love and the testing and application. and i don't know and we'll have to wait and see who responds and was sort of what skill sets they bring to the table. >> fair enough. i hope this body and the board of supervisors will be helpful in making sure that we have the appropriate persons executing oen the appropriate functions so it doesn't get lost in the system for lack of a better what i to describe it. another question, did the committee on information technology, also known as coit, did they ever explain or provide reasons why they only granted $300,000 of the of the $960,000 that was requested by the department. >> it is my understanding they consider it to be sufficient for the specifications for a voting system and issue the voting system. >> did they justify the reasoning? you believe that it's enough money. s

developing new pdr space is hard. building is expensive, and the lease rates that would be necessary to make a project pencil would be out of reach for most pdr users. you're about to hear the staff report for planning code objection 210.3 c and the impetus of that legislation was to encourage the development of pdr space. and in a few months, you'll actually be able to walk into a building that was made possible by that legislation. place made, a nonprofit whose mission is to secure long-term affordable industrial space to support manufacturing in san francisco will be opening over 50,000 square feet of below market rate manufacturing space. the future tenants of that space are home grown businesses that will be hiring san francisco residents. that is real impact and this is a real -- this legislation is a real tool for pdr development. i just wanted to come before you today to express oewd's extreme support at the reauthorization. we'd be happy to answer any questions. thank you for your time. >> president hillis: a

and other soma developers and the community on developing a cohesive plan with all of the fees. it's not to discourage what is happening today, but i feel very confident that when we make a final vote, it will be a comprehensive look at everything together. i feel comfortable supporting the $2 fee and it will be known to everyone that transportation is important. we're not try to prevent development in central soma. we want ta thank to happen. -- we want that to happen. i do feel comfortable moving forward with this today. it's not that we get another bite at the apple, but again, the whole plan is coming before the land use committee on june 25th. >> supervisor tang: thank you. appreciate your comments. with that, colleagues, do we want to have a motion? any further debate? >> supervisor kim: i'll move for recommendation to the full board. >> supervisor tang: we'll do that without objection. any other items today? >> clerk: there is no further business. >> supervisor tang: thank you, we are adjourned.

with one treasure island or other housing develope developers, and when they turn over eventually, they would become affordable units. so our current snapshot of the villages at treasure island, they currently have 387 occupied units, slightly more than half are pre-dda households. again, those pre-dda households, if they're eligible for, they can elect a new affordable transition unit. they can relocate to a new market rate transition unit, or they can elect the in-lieu payment or pursue assistance to purchase a unit. so, again, the map here shows all of the tida parcels outlined in red there. those are all the spaces throughout the program that are available to us to construct the 1,866 units we're responsible to deliver. we have the first two sites here. c-3.1 and 3.2. and you saw the presentation last week by cmg and prior to and loretta on the next subphase of development. these are additional parcels that will be available to us in this next subphase area. so within these parcels, we have sufficient real estate to transition all of the eligible residents, the constraining factor,

the key development sites guidelines which go into the detail for each of the plan's nine key development sites about design strategies that can improve the project and result in additional public benefits and finally the key streets guidance. fourth, your packet includes a document detailing the changes made to the implementation packet. there are two changes we didn't discuss at previous hearings. the first is that the additional of the key development site that i mentioned earlier. we also added that 1133 mission street could be a candidate for recommendation open space funding should other projects not need their full funding amount. it's 1.5 blocks west of the plan area and was identified as a potential park site by the d-6 open space task force and development of park would benefit the residents of the northwestern part of the plan area. in the public benefits program we have a $15 million line item for capital for cultural amenities. we realize that the packet itself doesn't specify yerba buena gardens, so we'd like to add that language in. finally there's an issue for consideratio

and i put some photos of some recent development in the 25 years here, some of the developments that have sprung up in bay crest, adding thousands and thousands of units. i am not opposed to any of these developments and i am not aware of any neighbors that are. the concern is protection from the pollution and air. here's some photos that i took the other day. [inaudible] >> -- bay bridge. this is a big issue for bay crest because we're effectively an on ramp for the bay bridge. and finally, here is a picture of our courtyard, which is very important as our common space and our green space, and you can see the trees. >> clerk: can you move up, please. >> sorry. >> other way. >> there we go. >> any way, that's a picture of our courtyard, and you can see the trees in the courtyard which act as a buffer between us and the pollution. numerous studies have been done to show the importance of trees in protecting and absorbing the pollution. we're very concerned about the vegetation, particularly the ground vegetation struggles as it is, and i think a lot of us are concerned about the effec

that is how development is done. it is how it is done slowly and quickly and with a sense of pressure and creativity. the military does not operate that way. that kind of behavior is, in some cases, illegal and is certainly frowned upon culturally. indeed, what happens is there is a requirements process and a bidding process, then there is a winner and a loser and a challenge, then people are checking boxes and so forth. this is guaranteed to slow everything down. it is predictable that it will slow it down. all which -- all you would have to do is allow the meeting i am describing to work. it is how innovation works. they talk about the golden era, they describe the world where, in the 1970s, you have this plan and these people and you try this airplane, this one crashed and this one worked and they kept reiterating very quickly. that should be the mantra. and if that isn't, there better be a good reason why we can't develop in that model. it seems to of been lost today. >> mister chairman. >> miss murphy. >> thank