in dogpatch. once a sleepy postindustrial neighbourhood, but now the fastest growing residential neighbourhood in san francisco. we believe the long abandoned police station as an ideal location for that community centre and i'm here with some of my colleagues to solicit your supports. the police station is located at 2,303rd street just a few blocks from your new mission bay headquarters at the border of the dogpatch east -- historic district and pier 70 which is being redeveloped with a combination of commercial and residential buildings. there are two structures on the lot. the buildings were constructed in 1912 and 1913 and the site was used by the sfpd until 1998 when it was like he did 20 years ago. during the first decade of vacancy, the buildings remained in good condition. the second decade, however, has been a sad story. as abandoned buildings, they were broken into constantly, accurate -- occupied by homeless people, stripped by vandals and subjected to senseless vandalism including mor

we organized friends of the dogpatch hub and we were funded by the dogpatch neighborhood association to incorporate as a nonprofit public charity. in april of 2017, we convened the meeting to call attention to the site and brainstorm on how we can stem the neglect and bring the building back to a public serving use. the director of city planning and supervisor cohen, and other directors and staff, including members of the dogpatch neighborhood association, small business commissioner, neighborhood architects and key developers working in the neighborhood were in attendance. the consensus was that due to extremely poor conditions, the historic status and small lot size, the buildings were too heavily encumbered to be sold or leased easily. after a walk-through with architectural and building professionals, it was determined an amendment and amendment was required. with this information, we traded a formal proposal for the hub in may of 2017 and security leadership grant of $4.2 million from ucsf. wheat further secure an additional commitment of $2.5 million from pier 70 and the port o

this plan looks at the public realm of dogpatch. it is a complement, you might say an exponent of the area plan, which was adopted in 2008. this looks specifically at complete street and open space infrastructure for the neighborhood, which as sophia mentioned, has not kept up with the pace of development and growth that we're seeing in the neighborhood. most critically, the plan isn't just a visionary document, but contains an implementation strategy that we worked very closely with the implementing departments, public works, m.t.a., the port, and recreation and parks to put together, and it gives the departments a real solid guide and strategy for making investment decisions for our capital improvement program over the next two, five, and ten years. with that i'll turn it over to talk about the plan's background and development. >> hi, i will go through it briefly over the slides, and you can ask questions later. so, why doing the public realm plan for this area? in 2018 as part of the eastern neighborhood planning, the central wa

the dogpatch community has been experiencing tremendous growth over the definitely. the growth projections for the central water front can see a quadrupling of housing units between 2020 and 2030 or five times the number of people living in the area that we see there living today. this legislation, the dogpatch public plan, sets the guideline for city investment in neighborhood during the next 10 to 15 years. this plan will ensure that the neighborhood continues to grow and we're on the record for committing to infrastructure for a transit first neighborhood complete streets that connect through new -- retaining and supporting pdr business and improving parks and open space for growing population. i wanted to acknowledge this has been a model for interagency coordination. i want to implemen compliment te involved. i want to recognize the neighborhood outreach and the level of involvement from the neighbors in the dogpatch neighborhood. it brings historicall historicat land uses. allows the community not only to coexist but ultimately setting them up to continue to th

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in dogpatch. once a sleepy postindustrial neighbourhood, but now the fastest growing residential neighbourhood in san francisco. we believe the long abandoned police station as an ideal location for that community centre and i'm here with some of my colleagues to solicit your supports. the police station is located

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>> and also the information has been shared with the dogpatch neighborhood association, and they have submitted a letter of support, so we've done or usual due diligence. and there's also, i believe in your packet, an additional letter of support from supervisor cohen. we worked closely with her on a recent event, as well, and we're just delighted to actually have found this location to do our event in because it -- i think it affords us opportunity to feature local artists and not have any sound issues. >> i have a quick question? how did you find this site? i know it's just a block away, but i'm not as familiar with it as an event location, so i'm curious how that negotiation or inquiry went. >> the development group of this property has a several-year timeline, and in the interim has reached out to hold a very limited number, in fact two events this entire year, which is la cocina, the week preceding our event, and decompression, and that's it. so they were interested in finding local organizations that they felt were of benefit to the community. we've worked with the developers. >

. >> we have a recology representative that comes every one of our dogpatch merchants association meetings. every month. i totally agree. they are doing a great job in outreach. a guy drives up to my building every once in a while and wants to look at my garbage. i am not questioning their outreach at all. i think they've done a great job of informing everybody with flyers right up until residential and commercial. what they have are expecting from us. i am just asking a question of where is the waste coming from? so we can quarantine the program -- the problem? i am not clear, based on what i have heard that we know exactly where the problem is coming from >> what i am saying is we are working with all sectors and working with doing outreach and our compliance efforts with recology throughout the spectrum of small and large, with this proposed ordinance. it gives us a tool that only makes sense for the large in terms of hiring. we know we have these mechanisms and we know we have compliance efforts going for everybody but this is a tool to help hitch the ones that have particularly large

and the much desired neighborhood planning that will benefit our neighborhoods including mission-dogpatch and the greater community. as we're all aware, studies are studies, and we've seen the warriors commission a thorough analysis and noise control plan. request that said, there is live testing -- until there is live testing and a few outdoor events, we won't know the actual impact. they have demonstrated time after time they will address neighbors' concerns, and in several cases associated with noise from construction of the arena, the time that neighbor's concerns were brought to our attention, they had already been in contact with the neighbor and in most cases already had been successfully resolved. demonstrates good planning, connection to the -- >> your time is up. thank you. >> great. thank you for the support. >> all right. is there any additional public comment on this agenda item? >> hello, commissioners. i'm a lifelong san francisco resident. i still -- oh, this one? i'm a live long san francisco resident, and this is a world class -- >> what's your name? >> doug allen. i liv

the shop's baker says she plans to open another kitchen over in the dogpatch neighborhood. >> hungry. >> um-hum. today will be good to eat any sweet treat outside. >> outside it will be a nicer day, starting out with temperatures that are going to be cool, reaching into the low 80s for the inland areas today. little bit cooler tomorrow and it's going to heat up for the weekend. san francisco looking at upper 60s today. the clouds and fog are back, we'll see if they're clearing out for the weekend. >> looks like some delays are back as well. >> more traffic as well. fremont has a delay, more traffic all over because yesterday was a holiday. today is a tuesday, where we typically see more traffic and south 680 having a tough time a couple of crashes south approaching mission boulevard north slowing out of sunol an issue for the tri valley. the rest of the area moves smoothly so that's better news if you're just headed through pleasanton for example. >> sounds good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update for you. >> join us for "n

she plans to open another kitchen in the dogpatch neighborhood. >> a little bit of coffee, i think a need a little sugar to get me going. >> get the morning going, get out the door off to a cool start. >> it's a cool morning. you need hot coffee to warm you up and later on today it's going to warm up and feel more comfortable. here is a look at the fog back at the golden gate bridge, this is something that we didn't see yesterday. this will also signal that we'll have some slightly cooler temperatures not only for the coast, but some of our inland valleys as well. we're still watching for the drifts of smoke coming by from the brush fire that burned over sin city over the past couple of days, and as we look at the north bay as well as the east bay and the south bay, it's going to be a little bit hazy, but the smoke will be drifting away from the peninsula so we'll have some good air quality there today. as we look at what you'll feel, as you step out the door, napa and in oakland, it's 55 degrees. 60 in palo alto and in san jose, and right now, 56 degrees in livermore. as you get the