i'm the only african-american in western edition hooked up to the fillmore heritage. michael johnson has the flu. now people upstairs think they control stuff up there. who is in control? is it you all? the hoa or do we need to take it to the streets? i am asking you all. i am make sure i get some answers today about the management. this is right in front of you all. it's either the hoa or is it the oci or is it ed lee? who is in control? who can i ask -- i have two minutes. who can i ask who is control in the western edition? let's zero it down to the heritage center. i know i get paid for cleaning their garbage, emptying your garbage, checking your lights. yeah ace washington. i have been doing that for eight months and i just signed another year contract. i am not just there to clean the toilets and i am there to learn the business because it should have been our garage. the cars are ours and the garage belongs to us. you are talking about you're responsible to the state. that's why i want the federal government to come in and i reached the plateau in the city. i'm

keep the fillmore the fillmore. it's it's nationally known as the jazz district so ladies, may i say to you -- happy women's month i appreciate all the services that you supervisors do. thank you very much supervisors and keep up the good work. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please? >> good evening. >> for good human so human soul. actually one time in chinatown one time convention and i saw actually -- even last year. i work for the -- indisce rna ble. >> >> thank you next speaker please . >> senior >> we're holding the belief that they would be considered logical canned candidates and gain residents in in the newly apartments and our city government is being run by an administration comprised by a majority asian american panel few african-americans hold management positions in city government and permitted the lottery system for new housing within district ten. i believe we must play on an even playing field. give everyone access. there must not be a biased agenda in giving seniors of other districts prefer

keep the fillmore the fillmore. it's it's nationally known as the jazz district so ladies, may i say to you -- happy women's month i appreciate all the services that you supervisors do. thank you very much supervisors and keep up the good work. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please? >> good evening

, it's not fillmore anymore. i call it the feel no more. basically, yours truly ace washington i have been working tirelessly gathering information. i will be putting it together. i might have oprah winfrey come get me to talk about this conspiracy. i'm excited if you can give me your directors report and let me know what timeframe that it might be in may. that's okay. i just want to make sure the former redevelopment cii is coming to the western edition. hallelujah!. i'm so happy. >> thank you. >> we had a group of contract of professional services form. we are working out of the shipyard. we just wanted to let you know we thank the agency, we thank the staff and we thank the developer because there are major things going on on the ground and people are developing businesses and all of us are hiring from the community and most of us are working so we don't get to come to this room and articulate to you that there is a balance and there is some real positive things going on out there in the

or unhealthy disadvantaging or destructive when i walk through those neighbors hayes valley and fillmore and western edition i sees buffalo people that live here they are not heavy they're my brothers they're not heavy they're my sisters they're not heavy they're our children and they deserve all the love consistent and guidance we can give them what is heavy are the problems they face today what's heavy is the baggage placed on their shoulders every day and bullying is heavy and peer pressure is heavy longness is heavy and hunger is heavy and poverty is heavy crime is heavy death is heavy but your children they're not heavy so it's your job all of our jobs to support our youth by helping to at least easy if not eradicate the heavy loads they carry daily and our mission to make sure they have the opportunity to grow in a safe environment our mission to see they're prepared for life once they graduate from high school every young person in the hayes valley and western edition and other areas we're not here to do this work loan the boys and girls club is not the answer to the problems our

i ace washington a long time resident of the fillmore and have been com here for 20 years and have been around and i have weathered the storm. how can you say -- i have passed over this clouds and i seen them come and go and i seen laws neglected. i have seen my black community come and go and visitors fall down and i have seen it all. the most important thing i have document today all and the most important thing. >> >> right now ladies and gentlemen i don't know even if our governor, our lieutenant governor or whom ever, the mayor realize what is going on in san francisco. i know the rest of the world don't. obviously governor brown thinks everything is peach and he roses because of the documents you release to him but there are two sides to every story and once i have a chance to do the story i will have so much glory i will feel vindicated and your minutes reflect everything that's been going on for the last few years so when i start subpoenaing these dowptds and it will show a crystal clear picture that this agency, whoever is running it -- probably the mayor. who ever has control

.) >> hello, i'm aaron i live on fillmore and phelps i'd like to make a few point we've circulated a few petitions this weekend and quickly were able to get 88 signatures on square feet.org a broad opposition and i'm in opposition to this measure we've heard from many folks including the staff say this is imperfect and my second point in regards to the data this is the survey data there of the proposed and includes about 10 blocks where permit parking was in place the 40.78 percent the survey 0 show you shows you the data and i understand the frustration you know we all want to find parking but unfortunately, this proposal puts a burden on several people and will not help as the data clearly shows i'd like to urge the board to wait until the recommendations for fixing this as mentioned were brought to bear or perhaps consider other tools like 45 or 90 degree angle parking in place as we have on some streets (clapping.) i'd like to add the proposed blocks must be of a low or medium characterize as stated on the sfmta website now this is a density map of the blocks proposed there are 4

mark meanwhile golden gate avenue at the corner of fillmore i wholeheartedly agree parking is a challenge in this great city of san francisco, however, the churches were think established before most of the residents came to san francisco el bucking will i has been there for 66 years and the residents that live near p there a renting apartment and not pga for parking there's no guarantee of park numerous groups and organization seen special days and special privileges there is an attempt to move the african-american church out of the city we have programs on sunday for membership and business this makes for a better community and the church members pay taxes where is the consideration for the churches r vp has been in discussion and we the faith community you found out in the last two weeks let that be known our vision to the ideal park permits we have a right to worship and this doesn't give them a right to discriminate the majority of 13 hundred block is with residents we have units of seniors they will be impacted negatively because of the permits thank you very much. >> thank you >> t

she grew up in the fillmore district and joined the san francisco fire department in 1957. she has been apart of the new york for short team and trained thousands of how they can better be prepared in the event of an emergency. i want to also take time to acknowledge the chief who is here. thank you for taking time out of your business day to be here. she has not only trained thousands of people who i mentioned, but also in addition to that, people who are inert graduates, she has provided opportunity for them to improve their skills. because of her, our office was inspired to take the new york training course. on thursday, we're graduating with about 80 other residents in this course. the class is full. mary c who is the center of john c who is the board of our supervisor staff and all of the teachers there have made it such an entertaining but engaging class for us to learn more about emergency preparedness. i know often times in san francisco or even anywhere, but even in our earth quake time in san francisco, we often take for granted what can happen to us until it's to

or unhealthy disadvantaging or destructive when i walk through those neighbors hayes valley and fillmorend western edition i sees buffalo people that live here they are not heavy they're my brothers they're not heavy they're my sisters they're not heavy they're our children and they deserve all the love consistent and guidance we can give them what is heavy are the problems they face today what's heavy is the

guardia airport and the planning staff is complexity in this will that we have a development on fillmore street the developer can't say no let me suggest last thing for him sponsors attempt to fit 7 stories into a 65 foot building does produce adequate ground floor commercial space for a building on such an important neighborhood corridor next sufficient raised and set back residential entries with direct assess from the street doesn't reflect the existing neighborhood character and runs contrary to the intent of the western selma plan we recommend that the project be reduced to 6 stories in order to provide a more gracious ground floor now that would be consistent with our values thank you. >> thank you excuse me. commissioners for those people that entered the room and sort of huddled around the doorway you're going to have to leave that free for fire exits there are a few seats free or move to the other side of the room is there any additional public comment general comment is closed. >> commissioner johnck's ma'am you're going to need to move away from the handicap bottom and those o

accordingly this rops include $200000 for payments to the operator of the fillmore heritage center garage. $300,000 for operating deficits and capital reserves for the garage. i would like to point out this amount is higher than what's been shown in the past on previous rops given the closure of the largest commercial tenant in the center. there is $90,000 for common maintenance charges for the parcel. again this was increased as a result of the closure of the commercial tenant. next is disposition costs. the rops include 125,000 for costs associated with the ongoing management and ultimately the disposition of ocii's assets assuming that [inaudible] approves the long range property management plan on or before this rops include and include all of the other costs associated with the disposition process. next is yerba biewn on gardens and as you know we have obligations as a property owner of the jessie square garage and the mexican museum site. both of these properties will be transferred to the developer of the 706 mission mexican museum project under an agreement approved by the commiss

this is fillmore street in the marina district. the bay lies about a block and a half that way. back in the early 1900s, the shoreline used to be over there across the street. that was solid ground but this was water. a cove where people used to tie up their boats. that is until the builders of the pan pacific expo filled it with sand. sand made up about 70% of the material dredge from the bottom of the bay and used it as fill. that part of the project took more than three months. and then on top of the fill, workers constructed the exhibition halls in courtyards that would cover the exposition grounds. when the fair closed 10 months and 18 million visitors later, the city simply tore it down. >> it was not made to last. and the city didn't own most of the land on which it was built. they had to lease it. in fact, very few parcels actually belonged to the city. and so it was always meant to be temporary. >> unfortunately because all of the buildings were built of lath and covered with a plaster called jute, it was basically burlap that was impregnated with plaster. >> reporter:

. >> hi my name is nicholas block i live on fillmore. >> go to the mike please.e're about one hundred photo from area s that extended more than a mile in either direction people in our building had a a lot of difficulty parking and i think every time each of us goes out to get parking we perform a study and find 90 percent of it occupied we're causing a lot of congestion looking for parking and it is a waste we've been working on this for years it is time to pass it the members of the faith community that are having trouble with the permit i think we should make a concession no reason why people should be treated unfairly by the parking permit. >> thank you, mr. block. >> (calling names.) >> steve i live on scott and farrell hugely hugely in favor of that wife formed a group called family on fell if you have kids it is essential i can't talk to other parents that are asking me on a daily process and their enthusiastic i don't anyone that is against this think about the families and the neighborhood they are limited because they can't park their car i'll start wit

of neighborhoods and other construction on the natural boundary on the corner of golden gate and fillmore if you drive through there you'll see 25 or thirty people loitering and doing drugs and engaging that in their public occupation in the evening and broad daylight it is opt the corner of the northern station i've been talking about with the police officers and the commission i understand there is a shortage of manpower, however we ask you death police officers i'm been trying for thirty years i understand the whole attitude of the police and government we have pit bulls and other dogs running off leashes we have seniors and children they feel intimidate i'm a big advocate of public safety i'll request we get some assistance from the police department thank you very much. >> thank you pastor (clapping.) i understand the mta has a role in those citations i don't know how to address that i'm sure the captain will follow-up with the discussion two issues double parking and mta tickets and pit bulls and double parking. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening my name is gloria i

and as much violence that we're seeing in the southeast and i'd throw out district five and the fillmore western edition, we need to make sure we're being smart about how we're spending these resources and this is not this one body's responsibility it's collectively all of ours including the mayor's office and department head staff all of whom were part of a hearing i i think this information is critical that you be informed about where we're spending these resources last year we lost 45 lives to acts of violence and this year the first month of the year we've already lost 13 lives and at this track we're on track to surpass this number by the by the end of 2015 and i think i'm sharing a like mind and heart in this room we just can't accept that and we are truly as great of a city a city as we say we are we have a lot of work to do so this current epidemic of violence in our cities threatens not only our physical health but our families and communities and social institutions and everything we partake in in this city our healthcare system as well. the violence that we're seeing is not on

transferred over can be used - they can't be used for affordable housing because they come to the fillmore stabilization they can be used for affordable housing it is kind of a definition but we can't use them for that. >> okay. >> now you know, i probably should say also only for the general infrastructure fees the bond procedures can't be spent on housing. >> so specifically for the melrose fees sorry thank you for clarifying but melrose fees that set up with the a bag k3wik9d only spent for infrastructure and parks what pot have we spent down. >> $300,000. >> for the pedestrian crossings. >> you came on as manager in 2006. >> in 2006. >> so i guess i just you know since 2006 we've been considering renovation with the youth center and club house there's been turnover in the cac that means we have those funds for 10 years when you notice that a fee is not pay attention to a bag or mother prioritizing or spent down or doing outreach into the community what had you feel your role is in funding that down. >> we - prior to now we've kur7b8d the cac members and reached 0 out to the community m

longer afford the rent generations the latino families are also leaving i've seen that happy in the fillmore with the acknowledging community and eventually this would happen in chinatown as well san francisco could lose it's ethnic and cultural diverse and such a small city san francisco should have the planning department monitor the balance between new market rate housing and new affordable housing as well as low income and senior housing research should be done on the demographics of who is presently living ethnicity and low income seniors, etc. and research should reflect short-term rental or lee's or are vacate the commission should defines affordable housing i was at a meeting thousands of people were there and no one would afford affordable housing including teachers and other professionals that work for the city of san francisco future permits for what to build in the future should be based on the needs of the san francisco community not the needs of developers and real estate interests but more interested in profits than serving the culture of san francisco. >> >> thank you. next s

where, should it become necessary for that rosa parks tree to be relocated, we have a point in the fillmore, with the principal's support and that's because of rose's hard work. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. my name is paul weber, i am from telegraph hill and i am here in support of rose. i first met rose working on behalf of taylor hill dwellers on a number of projects on which rose was working either for her association or for the coalition of san francisco neighborhoods. and is what impressed me so much about her was, this has been said by others, but her dedication, her hard work, her thoroughness and amazingly she has no personal agenda unless you call the good of the city an agenda. she is just that, namely, one who thinks of the best for the city, not for what might advance some particular individual cause. she also gets along well with people and works well in a group setting. she has been i know, a member and i think she should be continued for another term so she can continue the work on behalf of the city and i certainly hope you will

. >> a car came crashing through a nail salon in fillmore this afternoon, and the first responder mistakingly hit the gas instead of the brakes but the services were tied up for hours. >>> actor harrison continues to recover in a l.a. hospital tonight. his vintage airplane was haul eded away away near the golf course. the actor reported engine failure before making the crash landing yesterday. ford is getting rave reviews for landing the the plane without injuring anybody on the ground. you may remember the landing of a prominent attorney at the hayward golf course when his single-engine plane lost power shortly after take off and today, he told us his thoughts on harrison ford's accident. >> he just wanted to stop the plane and go down the fairway to prevent hurting anybody. >>> and the motive a santa clara teenager was asked to come outside by his friend, and then he was brutally attacked and it was witnessed by his friends. >> reporter: santa clara police say they did not release any information on this because of the three suspects, but now they are calling this a heinous crime. the distr

now this rise and shine program need to be stopped and review what you did in the fillmore before you go over to the southeast. my name is ace and i am on this case. >> thank you. any other cards? anybody? okay. the commissioners? >> i had one question regarding the program if you could come up. as i was looking at some of the photographs i know these are just examples. who would be -- how are we going to do the outreach to these organizations, these small businesses that are on third street? >> so historically we had a program manager along the corridor. we haven't had one for a year now. we're going to bring a program manager on board and a program coordinator for this and historically we have gone door to door and spoken with every business owner and let them know as a resource to them and in addition because we're opening the program to property owners we will do a mailing to the property owners along third street. >> i would like to suggest when you are hiring for the manager you get somebody from the neighborhood someone who is preferably born and raised there that knows the bus

item nine is a resolution to determine the issuance on type 40 sales license for fillmore street to serve the public convenience. >> okay. madam clerk, can you please call the roll. item nine. cohen. >> i. >> farrell. >> i. >> kim. >> i. >> mar. >> i. >> tang. >> i. >> wiener. >> i. >> yee. >> i. >> avalos. >> i. >> breed. >> i. >> campos. >> i. >> christensen. >> i. >> there are 11 i's. >> this resolution is adopted unanimously. madam clerk, can you please call the next item. >> item ten is to determine the issuance on sale beer license to serve the public of the city. >> supervisor wiener. >> i'm certainly supportive of this item for the roxie theatre. as you may know, supervisor kim, campos and i and a series of legislation were able to loosen the restrictions that provide a little bit more balance and one of the things we were able to do to allow venues like the roxie theatre to obtain a liquor license. the roxie theatre is one of our community treasures and like many of our cultural institutions, it's struggling to survive. and giving them every opportunity to be able to generate rev

the sf bayview, the new fillmore. it's all publication that we have given as part of our dda. as part of the organizations go, i would be more than happy to share that list, unfortunately i didn't think bring eight today. we can more and below the market rate for people that may not have access to the internet and e blast to some organizations also that may not have a storefront, for example. i would be more example to many others to do additional outreach that is something we are more than happy to do. >> it's on page four of yufr # -- your commission packets in the memo. we have the demographic file as well in your packet. >> i did see your demographics. i was referring more generally but specifically to the lanar, i don't think i saw it. >> you are absolutely right. for the market rate the list we showed you the information we clenth, that's the only information we collect. we don't ask ethnicity, there is a lot of requestes we absolutely do not ask. so that is the information we have guest cards when they come in. we ask when they heard of us as a broker and those are the