a question of this eir the eastern neighborhoods eir that's what we're referencing the eir for easterneighborhoods summaries the development through 24 of two 24 for showcase square quietly potrero hill and the number of completed units the next row this is showcase square three hundred plus 21 percent of the autumn estimated in the eir and mroefg to showcase square not 34re9sdz that means entitled projects that may or may not be under construction there is 13 hundred and 35 units that represents 42 percent that includes the project we're talking about today and under review projects that are still subject to entitlement by the planning commission and for the review one thousand bus units that's 33 units so the sum the total foreseeable we know today projects that submitted for our review through projects that are implemented 3 thousand that represents 36 percent of eir assumed that would happen 2025 anatomies conversation about those are meant to serve people on the ground only 21 percent of the units anticipated have been built given we're 50 percent through the eastern neighborhoods

a question of this eir the eastern neighborhoods eir that's what we're referencing the eir for easterneighborhoods summaries the development through 24 of two 24 for showcase square quietly potrero hill and the number of completed units the next row this is showcase square three hundred plus 21 percent of the autumn estimated in the eir and mroefg to showcase square not 34re9sdz that means entitled projects that may or may not be under construction there is 13 hundred and 35 units that represents 42 percent that includes the project we're talking about today and under review projects that are still subject to entitlement by the planning commission and for the review one thousand bus units that's 33 units so the sum the total foreseeable we know today projects that submitted for our review through projects that are implemented 3 thousand that represents 36 percent of eir assumed that would happen 2025 anatomies conversation about those are meant to serve people on the ground only 21 percent of the units anticipated have been built given we're 50 percent through the eastern neighborhoods

for this eir. the planning commission rejected this on a number of bases. as ms. jones indicated the rejection of the alternatives was mainly based on the inability of the alternatives to meet the city's objectives and maximize housing projections on the sites of the eastern neighborhoods and also the traffic impacts the appellants here have failed to establish any procedural errors and have shown that the decision-makers will have moreanalysis after making a decision. rather than select an alternative that they favor. the founder proposed the height limits planned and that 67 foot height limit was mistakingly enacted. as the department explained infrastructure improvements are keeping ace with development. vega park is under construction across the street, mission bay and mariposa park will be open next month and the central free rate will dramatically a improve service onthe freeway. the patraio unit. as contemplated by the unit and the eastern neighbor hood eir is not stale.the effects of this g

opportunity to speak to the aau draft eir. >> thank you.rt it i realized walking i've been speaking to the commission over 4 two years and used to on housing issues in late advertising and 90 and answered your questions i have sympathy but i have to say in my experience no issue has hung on this long i've been anger before i've let go of any angry i think you're taking the right step but understand the deputy of this problem i brought you in this case copies of forbes magazine from last fall a national exposito on this issue an indictment how we let this going on and it is a good reading read it not right now but the academy of art i've said this agreement they're the masters of delay the delay has worked in their favor a put off a final resolution with our certification the draft eir we can begin a discussion and in that spirit i want to present an issue about the kinds of things in a global warming solution to this problem. >> go ahead. >> first, we need to build now housing student housing to meet the needs of at least 50 percent of thei

on the project the current eir is on ousted and skewed information the proposed development is much too large for the neighborhoods and on top of that will destroy one of the last industrial buildings which tell the story the neighborhoods emergence as as stricken out center in the early 20th century a new eir is absolutely necessary thank you very much. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello, everyone my name is yvonne and i'll i was born on castro hill on 1942 when we were kids we took our bikes and my brothers would take the go-carts down to where this building was and the workers that were there always helped us fix our bikes we were able to pick up in a nut shell i was not sure i i was young it was important to have that this that is a going backer building and i would say in other plays i came back to san francisco because i really likes the architecture and just the neighborhoods and what's appalling that eir is so ousted it needs to be reanalyzed and in a more thoughtful way the planning commission in the old days when sue bierman was on the com

we have made a compelling case to show that the eir is inadequate and that it's eir is out of date and several of its exceptions are no longer supportive we have certain impacts in certain areas. transportation as static views the shade and shadow and being consistent with area city plans and projects. the owner of the project fails to respond to comments made to the public in the draft eir. the city asserts there is no medication and contributes significantly to the cumulative loss of pvr so there is no disagreement about that. under these conditions ceqa requires alternatives proposed for adoption. planning found that the alternatives were not feasible based on land studies and acquisition cost and, i have on the overhead, the memo from the planning department specifically stating that land when reviewing alternatives increase costs of an alternative do not equate to economic infeasibility [timer dings] >>the fact that it would be sufficient or more or less profitable this not term that it is feasible. this is evidence that the additional cost of the probability are severe and the de

starting i can assure the board that without regards to the accrual of any penalties none wants that eir and estn to be completes on times more than the xhaufrdz action as you may know knows on the academies pending theoreticians o authorizes for the subject properties have been pending for many years a charge to the filings that lists all the applications and they've been on hold they've been no action taken on them until those extensive environmental reviews can be completed we're almost there there are about to be completed and the man very much wants to process of reviewing that action on the applications to begin and the july 1st deadline and the operative trigger for the assessment of those discretionary penalties was set in late 2015 and the record will show the academy provided full coordination and working diligently to meet that goal since it was announced and the good news is this is an update on what we put in our filing the parties remain on track to meet the july 1st deadline this is despite some recent minor delays by the consultant that is we're talking about working unde

this was never evaluated in the eir. this is not one of the requirements for its street protection notice and then what is missing is the trees. there are diagrams but none of the trees. if you can see here, there's actually three lanes of congested traffic and what is going to happen when that gets cut down to two? and then what is missing is the real trees? there's a lot of sketches in the eir and stuff but these are the real trees that are going to be removed. >>[coughing] >>i just want to ask you to please consider this according to the tree protection ordinance and this is what this is all about and protect the trees that we have. >>thank you. >>[applause] >>thank you. is there any other public comment on this item? seeing none we will have rebuttal. and you have three minutes of rebuttal. >>oh my goodness okay so i am going to haphazard these notes. there are some- it's hard to call them lies but i just have to say outright wrong. this is not going to increase ridership this is not going to get people to take buses

they were struck down and revoked for failure to performed a eir. and then in twnt 09 the city decided to abandon the city wide approach and require community planning process and that is the hallmark of the process. policy 1.5 of the 2009 carried to 2014 housing element says consider secondary units in community plans. implementation measure 10 provides planning process the planning department notify organizations registered with planning departments and may continue outreach efforts. that community planning process has not occurred is maybe it is done by district before because the requires outreach so the coalition hasen gotten notice and neighborhoods haven't gotten notice and sure people would like input and thratd is a the way the general plan is set up. the planning department resolution admits they didn't have the traditional planning efforts so it is the summer but urge you to engage in a community planning effort. the potential impact on land use character and zoning and neighborhood character also need to be analyzed in a eir. i know smf

they were struck down and revoked for failure to performed a eir. and then in twnt 09 the city decided to abandon the city wide approach and require community planning process and that is the hallmark of the process. policy 1.5 of the 2009 carried to 2014 housing element says consider secondary units in community plans. implementation measure 10 provides planning process the planning department notify organizations registered with planning departments and may continue outreach efforts. that community planning process has not occurred is maybe it is done by district before because the requires outreach so the coalition hasen gotten notice and neighborhoods haven't gotten notice and sure people would like input and thratd is a the way the general plan is set up. the planning department resolution admits they didn't have the traditional planning efforts so it is the summer but urge you to engage in a community planning effort. the potential impact on land use character and zoning and neighborhood character also need to be analyzed in a eir. i know smf

said to clarify a few what our expectations bosca expected the puc to meet the level goals part of eir and those candidates including the candidates for the water supply reliability in our contracts and each of the wholly customers that long term planning on this commitment we support the necessary investments to maintain the restricted and to insure the levels are achieved if you have received letters from the mayor of east palo alto and mayors gilmore from santa clara about the requests the city of east palo alto needs more goggles normally to meet the growth as the mayor's letter states the lack of waters restrict our available more affordable housing and economic growth the city of santa clara asks for access of water as one m g d and in both cases assess guaranteed to supplies is critical to meeting the liability of they're residents and businesses east palo alto san jose and santa clara are long-standing customers of the imp have continued to pay in their share of the cost find critical improvements to the water system in 2008, part find eir each of the cities made similar reques

the man who sailed before the mass has come a long way in eir quest for better working conditions but it's doubtful that elaborate creations like this will grace many tables on the oceanographer's maiden voyage. but on the papier mache lie as serious commit development the united states to a better understanding of the sea that divides and yet unites mankind. for it's here that both food and mineral lies in waiting for the science technology that will ultimately conduct the harvest. part of that technology in the gleaming white heart of the oceanographer will soon set sail in the ever-growing fleet of 100 ederal research vessels. one of the able supporters of united states policy in southeast asia partner in the development programs for the peoples of the pacific, prime minister holt of australia, returns to the white house as ally, as friend. he would during the toast of the luncheon the following day symbolically refer to his friendship with the united states as one famous the esop fable, the lion and the mouse. only in his case would be more accurate to describe it as the lion and

if this is in our quest of staff or because not an institutional master plan as it is and estn and eir or of the project sponsor but i want to hear if we were to deny one of both ordinances what is the plan going forward i feel that is missing from the staff report which make sense why it is not part of that the materials we've received thus far but i want to be informed other than what our decision either way means we're not necessarily forced either way i see us into a corner to move forward or one or both ordinances the fear of the unknown well, if the project sponsor said this the ordinances and the use continue to be illegal and no pathway to legalization where will the students go i want to answer that maybe that housing is not there and those students will be on the open market until aau creates their own campus maybe that's the answer want for hear that from one or both that's my request and comments and thanks george again to the staff. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i guess several things first, i completely agree with everything everyone said time to get this th

diverse supply and still have the best tasting water even in any version we've had ongoing there the eirnd through offerings for people to sample the ground water it really is very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the puc and the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the pr

that review and it found it in fill will not have more significant effects than the pressure eir. >> that's important to note it is a project that has been analyzed and it is a consistent with what we did when we analyzed the viral eastern neighborhoods so that's important to noted with all the projects that come before us as far as the shadow is concerned one .49 existing i guess this adds one .4 comes to 2 pointed 84 of the theoretical available annual sunshine question have to be sure we're doing distant of those numbers as we consider others projects and assume this doesn't cast shadows on the residents or other parts of the neighborhoods i don't hear anyone objecting but i assume it staff has look at the no non-statutory shadows and other parts of housing and stoop. >> well under 295 the analysis is about rec and park properties. >> when we hear you know 295 prop k limited to park but we always about hear people also mention the effects of shadows on housing in the areas so i'm not hearing anyone bring up that point i'll assume there isn't any and not obligated to analyze is tha

they were struck down and revoked for failure to performed a eir. and then in twnt 09 the city decided to abandon the city wide approach and require community planning process and that is the hallmark of the process. policy 1.5 of the 2009 carried to 2014 housing element says consider secondary units in community plans. implementation measure 10 provides planning process the planning department notify organizations registered with planning departments and may continue outreach efforts. that community planning process has not occurred is maybe it is done by district before because the requires outreach so the coalition hasen gotten notice and neighborhoods haven't gotten notice and sure people would like input and thratd is a the way the general plan is set up. the planning department resolution admits they didn't have the traditional planning efforts so it is the summer but urge you to engage in a community planning effort. the potential impact on land use character and zoning and neighborhood character also need to be analyzed in a eir. i know smf

that alternative combined element from the draft eir which deprive ted public from the opportunity of comment, the process was flawed. a june 21 which was the day before our hearing, court ruling ukiy citizens for safety versus versus the city of ukia supports our claim that we need a subsequent eir issued by the sf m,z ta, the failure to address many cqa issues was triggered by the city's failure to choose an alternative with a less severe impact. the subsequent eir is needed to adequately measure, analyze and mitigate the full destructive impact of this project and the final new fact, the city must prove that they have the money for this project at least before they cut down all the trees as they said they were doing in october. they should not -- because they will not know how much money they might receive from the november ballot measure that has yet to be approved. they should not get approval if they don't have the 313 million dollars in funds. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, we can hear from the permit holder now. >> good evening, commissioners, thank, president honda and com

police departments are under eire. r es that worry you having a daughter on the department now?yes, of course, it worries me. and they target the policemen, but on the other hand, i'm there with her, so if something happened to her, it happens to me, too. >> you joined a profession today that is at a very difficult crossroads. >> reporter: chief charley beck personally welcomed each new officer. >> have empathy. try to look into people's hearts and you must always, always do the right thing. >> reporter: nick wilts graduated at the top of his class. o i see also the black band that you're wearing today. carry those men with you as you're out on patrol? >> yes, ma'am, definitely. we're all grieving and jo's heartbreaking. >> reporter: but carrying the grief, he says, will always be part of the job. >> if, you know, something agagic happens, you don't get a moment to pause. you have to get back out there and serve the community. and that's what we're doing. >> reena: next to come on the "cbs weekend news," steve hartman with the one word that cbuld help the nation heal, following

they were struck down and revoked for failure to performed a eir. and then in twnt 09 the city decided to abandon the city wide approach and require community planning process and that is the hallmark of the process. policy 1.5 of the 2009 carried to 2014 housing element says consider secondary units in community plans. implementation measure 10 provides planning process the planning department notify organizations registered with planning departments and may continue outreach efforts. that community planning process has not occurred is maybe it is done by district before because the requires outreach so the coalition hasen gotten notice and neighborhoods haven't gotten notice and sure people would like input and thratd is a the way the general plan is set up. the planning department resolution admits they didn't have the traditional planning efforts so it is the summer but urge you to engage in a community planning effort. the potential impact on land use character and zoning and neighborhood character also need to be analyzed in a eir. i know smf

we are in that eir will be some study about turning howard and folsom into two streets.e want to wait for that before ween vest any money in this process. if that's true, it will have a big impact. that's a huge issue for us. in marketing you see we have our event coming up october 15th of this year. i will tell you, it's a ton of work to pull off, and the minute the first act goes up, it becomes magic and i forget all the months of the sweat and the pain if you will. i encourage you to check that out. we are going to be resdeening our website because everything changes and we need to add. then we are doing a lot in the neighborhood, and we got authorized to at a four staff member. we are currently staffed at 3. we'll put out and announcement for that position. >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you for the years of work. you look like the flagship cbd, any other questions from members? thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. without objection, supervisor campos we will send this recommendation to t

they were struck down and revoked for failure to performed a eir. and then in twnt 09 the city decided to abandon the city wide approach and require community planning process and that is the hallmark of the process. policy 1.5 of the 2009 carried to 2014 housing element says consider secondary units in community plans. implementation measure 10 provides planning process the planning department notify organizations registered with planning departments and may continue outreach efforts. that community planning process has not occurred is maybe it is done by district before because the requires outreach so the coalition hasen gotten notice and neighborhoods haven't gotten notice and sure people would like input and thratd is a the way the general plan is set up. the planning department resolution admits they didn't have the traditional planning efforts so it is the summer but urge you to engage in a community planning effort. the potential impact on land use character and zoning and neighborhood character also need to be analyzed in a eir. i know smf

boomer a copy of the letter i wrote to the sf cta who is the principal in the draft eir. some of the comments that i don't have time to make are included in that document. let me say, first of all men enthusiastic muni rider and i support improving transit. i've also been following this project for years. for some reason my first impulses wait a minute give what impact is the gap on geary and neighborhood i live which is near 25th and geary. got a better chance to look at it for many years, very concerned about that. you just heard what the trade-offs are for this. then i think you were given the whole story. if you look at the cost and benefits, i hope you get a slightly different impression based on what i am saying. downside are it's going to cost over $200 million and by the way, i'm focusing almost exclusively on the center lane segment. which is between 27th ave. and home which is a block after. that portion of the project alone will cost somewhere between 150-2 and her million dollars. it's going to have a significant impact during the construction and small busine

we speak to one of asia's eirs who hotel h has spent much of her life in hotels. the rosewood brand which appears to be a challenge. >> i grew up around hotels. my family has been developing hotels for a long time but actually running a business it was definitely my first time. to convince professionals in the industry to come over was a very challenging task. i think it was very exciting for them to be part of a young company where they can really roll up their sleeves and create a culture. yvonne: you can catch more of our interview with rosewood ceo at 6:00 p.m. tonight in hong kong in a call for you folks in sydney. plenty more to come on bloomberg tree. tv. ♪ ♪ yvonne: a quick check of the latest headlines. haslamia's governor sworn in. she returns to the post she held between 2005 in 2010, taking delivering $43 billion of influx. the president is betting funds from the embassy will help them improve infrastructure while keeping the deficit under control. india may be one step closer to implementing a massive overhaul of the tax system. the government has cha

say they have exceptions for rear yard or permitted ubinstructions and parking, they may go through a eir and not eligible for the streamlining and that is because they are asking for exceptions. let's look at smaller projects. 15 unit in rc 4, if they provide the units on site and commonly have to go through conditional use authorization over 50 feet in height they may receive a [inaudible] they would not be eligible if they are asking for any sort of variance like rear yard or open space. let's take that same project and say they don't need any exception squz only get the conditional use for height and may be eligible but stuck with the objective findings as part the conditional use process so can't make findings regarding [inaudible] if they get the conditional use for building over 5 ofeet in height but in the upper tenderloin district it would not be eligible. there is a lot of different factors under how we are currently processing our projects, it seems a lot before the planning commission may not be eligible, but this could also be a factor how developers change and plan a project

the district submitted a draft eir in may.he comment period is closed. >> there are plans to expand this practice. it's a time for really close scrutiny. >> reporter: adam is california director for food and water watch. >> we think it's grossly highly irresponsible to allow oil waste water to be used on our crops. >> reporter: a panel of experts is looking into the safety of using oilfield produced water for irrigation. in april, a toxicologist presented test results that show grapes grown with oilfield water are safe to eat. he is getting paid by one of the water districts that's benefiting from the practice. >> our government has not done its own transparent testing yet. and that should happen immediately and this practice should be stopped until that process can be completed. >> reporter: christin ayers, kpix 5.. >> she asked if they would hold off with the latest permitting process until it's proven to be safe but they had no comment. groups plan a day of action at bay area grocery stores tomorrow and we will keep you pos

diverse supply and still have the best tasting water even in any version we've had ongoing there the eirnd through offerings for people to sample the ground water it really is very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the puc and the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the pr

that alternative combined element from the draft eir which deprive ted public from the opportunity of comment, the process was flawed. a june 21 which was the day before our hearing, court ruling ukiy citizens for safety versus versus the city of ukia supports our claim that we need a subsequent eir issued by the sf m,z ta, the failure to address many cqa issues was triggered by the city's failure to choose an alternative with a less severe impact. the subsequent eir is needed to adequately measure, analyze and mitigate the full destructive impact of this project and the final new fact, the city must prove that they have the money for this project at least before they cut down all the trees as they said they were doing in october. they should not -- because they will not know how much money they might receive from the november ballot measure that has yet to be approved. they should not get approval if they don't have the 313 million dollars in funds. thank you. >> thank you. >> okay, we can hear from the permit holder now. >> good evening, commissioners, thank, president honda and com

kennedy and cronald reagan ae rolling over in this eir gravest we want to soften support for nato with people in estonia and lithuania and poland, allies like this, here in pennsylvania so many of us here are descended from people that came from that part of the world and are deeply committed to defending those places. >> yeah, absolutely and certainly you know your state well in terms of that regard. let's talk about what happened this week and someone that knows the state well. he sat down and offered this take on the race in pennsylvania. here it is. >> i've warned democrats, donald trump is giving a message that is resinating with white blue color workers who worked in factories, who worked on construction crews. we would be naive if he didn't understand that exists so this state is in play. >> it in play. does hillary clinton have something to do with having to put it into play this time around? >> obviously, there is a lot of pain. there are angry people that want change and so somebody like trump that comes along and offers any kind of change just says change puts on a hat and m

arm, talking about how 1/5 of th eir employees within the u.k. from outside the u.k. they are concerned about their ability to hire and retain up employees. one big theme is "no big deal just yet." o, vallejo, which is a car parts maker, saying they only see an upside in the market out there, no negative trend from brexit. taylor wimpey, a company whose share price fell by almost 39% the day after brexit, well, they said things are not nearly as calamitous as some people thought they might be. so, you really have to look around to make comments about how companies see this. anna: let's pick up that theme with our guest. vernon hill is still with us. we were hearing from ryan there. some of the comments from corporate have been quite comforting on the brexit front, suggesting things to look quite as dire. wimpey accused us tooier of being london-centric. >> this is consistent with market parameters. % probability of a rate cut and that is now down to 50%. the ultimate question is whether we will have a soft brexit or a hard frexit and so far, it s

we are in that eir will be some study about turning howard and folsom into two streets. we want to wait for that before ween vest any money in this process. if that's true, it will have a big impact. that's a huge issue for us. in marketing you see we have our event coming up october 15th of this year. i will tell you, it's a ton of work to pull off, and the minute the first act goes up, it becomes magic and i forget all the months of the sweat and the pain if you will. i encourage you to check that out. we are going to be resdeening our website because everything changes and we need to add. then we are doing a lot in the neighborhood, and we got authorized to at a four staff member. we are currently staffed at 3. we'll put out and announcement for that position. >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you for the years of work. you look like the flagship cbd, any other questions from members? thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. without objection, supervisor campos we will send this recommendation to

let's talk about how digital works for your busines announ are your childrenin the t for eir age and size? it may be too late to check when you're the road. [blaring car horn and skidding] fortunately, you're on the uch. >>> welcome back to "fast money." chip stocks surging after japan's softbank unexpected lie acquired arm holdings of the uk for $32 billion. which other chip names could be gearing up for a breakout. carter worth is at the smart board. >> thanks. i'm looking at a laggard in this case and sometimes that's very dangerous and sometimes it's where you get the good eating. it's qualcomm and the visuals speak for themselves. you have the semi-conductor index in blue and qualcomm over the past year. so you see a spread here of 2300 basis points. i want to pull it back on a five-year basis where the whole thing broke down. basically whatever qualcomm i'll leave this to those who study the funny-mentals. whatever the problem was over the past two years, it looks like that's starting to change. the stock got cut in half 82 to 42. that bottoming out action is what appeals to my

we are in that eir will be some study about turning howard and folsom into two streets. we want to wait for that before ween vest any money in this process. if that's true, it will have a big impact. that's a huge issue for us. in marketing you see we have our event coming up october 15th of this year. i will tell you, it's a ton of work to pull off, and the minute the first act goes up, it becomes magic and i forget all the months of the sweat and the pain if you will. i encourage you to check that out. we are going to be resdeening our website because everything changes and we need to add. then we are doing a lot in the neighborhood, and we got authorized to at a four staff member. we are currently staffed at 3. we'll put out and announcement for that position. >>supervisor aaron peskin: thank you for the years of work. you look like the flagship cbd, any other questions from members? thank you very much. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed.. without objection, supervisor campos we will send this recommendation to

. >> my time is about to expire eire have great confidence and i am pleased so far, the administrator neffenger has approached the job in his short time, just a few short months until the new administration comes so what are your plans with respect to the initiatives and the approaches that you used to fix these issues with the employee misconduct will move forward? >> thank you for your vote of confidence to take this job wetback to the next administration i hope to stay there for a good bit of my career but it has given us a strong foundation. consistent training across the board setting us on that path like think he said as off and a fine fashion. >>. >> the chair recognizes the gentleman and. >> thank you for coming. i will go a little off topic i appreciate what you do for our nation my district is for myers and naples right on the water we live and die in tourism would not mind being team players go to chicago is the down season we were kicking up a lot of dust but we want our dogs back. everybody is on the record give us our stuff back. we are the youngest child compared to the

diverse supply and still have the best tasting water even in any version we've had ongoing there the eirnd through offerings for people to sample the ground water it really is very good quality water one thing i'd like to do recognize our two project sponsors barbara from the puc and the recycled water raised our hand barbara garcia and jeff managing the ground water ios two folks have worked tirelessly to make sure we have high quality projects to inclusive and protect our water in summary we're asking you adopt the krierlgdz project exhaustive the construction in golden gate park and the pimp station and the well water and release the funds for the west side project >> i'm available to answer any questions. >> thank you very much colleagues, any questions. >> supervisor tang i don't have any questions i kink your been working on this for a very, very longed some that folks have a negative reaction to the potential blended water but certainly we understand your true need to be able to diversify our water source so again make sure that we continue to keep our community updated but the pr

place,eir new leaders in how do you make india strong? we see that with our client base as well. with india as a huge growth opportunity. you also look at india and their population. you see what that looks like and they also have a huge millennial base. i think they are making it friendly for business to grow in india. matt: let's talk about the biggest risk, more than regulation or geopolitical risk, they are concerned about cyber security. andmuch has that changed moved to the forefront and what are they trying to do to combat this? has it increasing and it topped the list this year as the thing ceos -- scarlet: so it's the first time it came out on top? >> yes, this year and it makes sense. if you think about the areas where companies are investing, they need much more open environments, technology is changing rapidly. that in turn leads to a heightened cyber risk. feel they are 25% well prepared in the event of a cyber attack. oft means they have a lot work to do and it came out as one of the areas for investment going forward. cyber technology investments were part of the t

i don't particularly enjoy reading eir's, haven't made any new friends, probably new enemies as a result of this because you've got to make hard decisions but i'm passionate about the city. i think it's a wonderful city, it does things right. it could do things better and i'm hoping to continue to be part of that. thank you. >> thank you very much for your service, commissioner hillis, i think the planning commission, as you allude to, has been tasked with very challenging, almost solving for social problems through zoning in many, many cases but i have just seen how your past and current work experience has really just been so incredibly important on that particular commission. even if i have seen that maybe you have taken a vote that maybe i would have gone another way it doesn't matter because you are being very fair and you look very thoroughly at all the details and i think you have been a wonderful addition to the planning commission. supervisor mar. >> yeah, i just wanted to also acknowledge your work with our office of economic and work force development for the city. i think a l

down are affordable and mixed income any number of developers above and beyond that is required in the eiror in the neighbors now the condition is indicated to bring it. >> thank you commissioner singh. >> what is the completion. >> the outside date is may of 2021 that will be done sooner th that. >> i'd like to know what the compliance sbe and mbe and w b. >> george. >> george bridges contractor we've been working closely with tishman to get their commitment and they've actually like to have tissue come up and speak and have the general contractor here they've given a commitment to follow up on the program and i'll let them speak to you as well. >> in spirit. >> hello my name is matthew with tishman inspire tishman has working closely with mr. bridging and appendixes i think that our statistics show as far with that commitment how far we'll take that commitment i think your numbers speak to our sbe participation of the professional services the same commitment will be catered forward to the construction site. >> thank you hi i'm not i i'm peter the general contractor we've been in the cit

special orders supervisor cowen would you like to do the eir hearing at this time. >> or we could - supervisor campos is not here we'll go back to the regular agenda until i returns and back to the 3:00 p.m. special order madam clerk call item 24. >> a charter amendment first graft for the charter of san francisco to authorize the san franciscans not united states citizens but are the parents legal guardian or caregivers of a child residing in san francisco to vote for the board of education at an election on november 8, 2016. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you supervisor president london breed colleagues this measure as it move forward to the november ballot about encouraging 100 percent parental involvement a extending the voting rights to emigrates that is 60 though young people one in three children has an immigrant pattern or parents and many are not yet citizens and not able to vote in school board elections many of the students are citizens who's needs may not be met giving a voice to all parents is good for the kids it expands the opportunity to all communities i want to thank the majorit

was adopted about 25 percent of the total pdr space in the mission projected for conversion under the eir has been converted to other uses. similarly the amount of pdr space converted to other uses is about 34 percent. this is entirely consistent with how the eastern neighborhood plan is supposed to work. our understanding of pdr and how it's defined and what policies would be most effective to protect it have undergone enormous change since the neighborhood was adopted in 2009. many of the pdr uses we want to preserve were not around 7 years ago and may not be here 7 years from now. this is an issue that cries out for legislative solutions and solutions that might appear attractive today quo become quickly outdated and it would be better to hash this out with the planning department and the data we have. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is sarah carlinsky, i am senior policy advisor at spur and i would like to associate myself with the comments of supervisor cohen and also the comments of chris block that the supervisor read into the

things we're trying to protect anyway, the graffiti problem and one of the people involved this was eir i can't think that has offices off the alley and attacked by graffiti vandals and instead of doing anything those people are arrested and not getting any significant sentences so what happened the property owner is charged so many money they left the graffiti lesson it is moderator into a by a do situation a lot of homeless or at least people we know they're involved in drug dealing and a chop shop and prostitution all those things and visible vicious attacks on small children thousands of dollars of damage to their place and their garage was blocked one day they tried to get the people out of there their car was broken into and the christmas presents were stolen and baby stockholders and spent 5 thousand dollars on a broken windows and the electricals service was cut off to their apartments those are the kinds of things that happened if we been firmer on the graffiti problem that might have ended the problem the word is this is an alley to hang out and live illegally and driving pote

situation to look at restoring that we're indeed south of market in the central soma plan and in the eir looking at at the turning fulsome the entirety of fulsome and a lot of support for that that make sense and a lot of interest in doing the same in the tenderloin on a work plan in the coming years it is important i think that is important factor in terms of safety and pedestrian safety and having traffic move faster and frankly and need for less crowded streets it is one of those things we definitely wanted to look at in the long run. >> hayes street was made into a one-way street it helped. >> commissioner moore. >> what you were saying came at the heels the freeway revolt with a big split between to those people that agreed with that and didn't making streets the one way you made a even if a policy of 25 mile-per-hour and people go down the streets 40 and 50 and 60 miles per hour. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further, we'll move on to initiate and schedule a public hearing on or after october 6th on that motion. >> commissioner antonini. >> commissioner hillis commissioner j

i don't particularly enjoy reading eir's, haven't made any new friends, probably new enemies as a result of this because you've got to make hard decisions but i'm passionate about the city. i think it's a wonderful city, it does things right. it could do things better and i'm hoping to continue to be part of that. thank you. >> thank you very much for your service, commissioner hillis, i think the planning commission, as you allude to, has been tasked with very challenging, almost solving for social problems through zoning in many, many cases but i have just seen how your past and current work experience has really just been so incredibly important on that particular commission. even if i have seen that maybe you have taken a vote that maybe i would have gone another way it doesn't matter because you are being very fair and you look very thoroughly at all the details and i think you have been a wonderful addition to the planning commission. supervisor mar. >> yeah, i just wanted to also acknowledge your work with our office of economic and work force development for the city. i think a l

was adopted about 25 percent of the total pdr space in the mission projected for conversion under the eir has been converted to other uses. similarly the amount of pdr space converted to other uses is about 34 percent. this is entirely consistent with how the eastern neighborhood plan is supposed to work. our understanding of pdr and how it's defined and what policies would be most effective to protect it have undergone enormous change since the neighborhood was adopted in 2009. many of the pdr uses we want to preserve were not around 7 years ago and may not be here 7 years from now. this is an issue that cries out for legislative solutions and solutions that might appear attractive today quo become quickly outdated and it would be better to hash this out with the planning department and the data we have. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is sarah carlinsky, i am senior policy advisor at spur and i would like to associate myself with the comments of supervisor cohen and also the comments of chris block that the supervisor read into the

i sport supervisor wiener we need the public input that makes the process better if you eliminate eirsnd others discretionary reviews it takes away our - how about wind impacts without consideration of this and turn the surrounding area into a wind tounld tunnel shadows boxing is an impact of the community and what about the space are not residents of new buildings i've seen plans that make a mockery of open space with the interior courtyard not a space people want to spend time in the public process gives the project for a community at large but for the new residents about the projects please support supervisor peskins resolution thank you. >> calvin san franciscans for community planning speaking in support of supervisor cowen supervisor peskin it is sponsor for us to keep fundamental facts before us san francisco produces more than 100 percent of its bay area regional housing needs from market-rate housing we've done see over 80 years we produce about thirty percent of our regional housing needs more affordable housing we have a housing crisis in san francisco that is about affordab