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so on folsom street, why allow more entertainment on folsom street? we need more of the seattle-based models to allow residents to have primary stake holder status in determining the out come of the communities because as we saw where i live, it was techocrats,. thank you. >> thank you, and thank you also for serving on the task force >> my name is mr. lucky. i singsong as round san francisco and sang the club 9, paradise lounge, et cetera. creativity is the heart and soul of san francisco and has been for over 150 years. the reputation of being a performing arts center is known around the world and admired. we have an exceptional community of talent drawn here by that reputation. they devote their lives to their craft. if there is no place to perform, everybody starts to move away. i came here to thank and commend the board of supervisors for approving the new llp music permits and to encourage support by city leadership of the critical improvements to the west soma plan and the continued support of the performing arts. thank you. >> thank you, mr. l

i am in support of folsom being a two-way street. we're superunique, you can get your bike fixed and get a cupcake and have your haircut. it's the perfect spot for that. and the live music permits we're definitely in support of that as well. you have probably heard the campaigns to keep soma creative and funky and live music and please don't allow people that don't support that to not move in. thank you. >> thank you. >> hello supervisors. my name is scot and i have served on west soma task force as my neighbor judy carmen was displaced like my theater and home were displaced this year. after a fair amount of spirit discussion about entertainment the task force reach and impasse, agreed to disagree and take up the discussion with the supervisors making the final decisions. our plan on this topic is currently incomplete. the expansion of the llp areas, the recognition and protection for the street -- are all concepts that task force members have advocated for and i believe have received community support for as well. i would like to t

it's the folsom street nct that the zoning -- the rezoning would establish. and it would become a real center for south of market neighborhood that has always been desired, but is still only in a very beginning form at this time. the third thing is that we have used every trick in the planning tool book we could think of or was suggested to maintain our neighborhood's diversity. it's economic diversity, it's business diversity, it's cultural diversity. it's always what made south of market special in our opinion and we have tried everything that we could to foster that, especially given the otherwise gentrification that is steadily spreading throughout the neighborhood. in 20 years, perhaps all the market rate stock will have been gentrified, which makes affordable housing and inclusionary housing that our plan provides for extremely important, essential in order to maintain any social diversity. finally i just want to note there are dozens if not a hundred compromises in this plan. i know you understand as legislators that although single issue advocates wil

miles folsom has been in the youth unit for the past two years. but today is his 18th birthday. and his first day in the big house. he is serving 36 years for armed robbery, criminal confinement and burglary. >> it's a little nerve-racking. you don't know anybody. it's a lot of bigger of a side you know. most of the people in here are my father's age, you know. i never thought in my wildest dreams i would ever come to prison. never thought about prison. really it sounds kind of stupid from my standpoint. because looking back on the things that i was doing, if i would have thought about it, there was no way that i couldn't have not ended up in prison. i have been in trouble since i was nine. you know, repeatedly. acts of violence, vandalism, things like theft, you know. so the police know me, you know, and they were sick and tired of me. so they took everything that they could and slapped it on me. >> folsom was 15 when he was tried as an adult for his latest set of convictions, which made headlines in his smalltown newspaper. >> this is my newspaper article. the heading says rei

street corridor -- or the 11th district up to folsom. they are generally prohibited in districts north of harrison street. it gets to the issue of separating night-time entertainment and residential. generally speaking, night-time entertainment is prohibited north of harrison street. however, limited live performance would be permitted in the harrison street llp. regarding historic buildings and land use flexibility that they may have. it's not proposed to give any boeings within the sali or wmou flexibility. in the wmug, rcd, red, red and mix, general all areas north of harrison street, the original proposal was land use flextibility essentially with business -- would only be permitted in buildings that are designated as article 10 or article 11 of the planning code. in the planning commission that was amended to include properties that are individually eligible. so there is a larger group of buildings that are able to take advantage of that provision under the current proposal. this just the map that shows all of the different colored

we also focused retail development along folsom street with improved pedestrian activity, catalyzing its growth as the neighborhood commercial corridor. folsom street has already grown immensely over the last 10 years with victoria park, betsy car michael and many small businesses that have moved in from deli boulevard to radius citizen band and site glass. we incentivize creation of more affordable housing through higher impact fees and inclusionary requirements on sites that are a half acre or larger while maintaining the residential impact fee, the conversation we had at land use committee. we also provide an opportunity for arts organizations and light industrial to locate adjacent to one another in the use alley zoning promote preservation of historic building by offering less restrictive zoning and embracing the entertainment corridor on 11th street from harrison to the next block on folsom. this plan is really a powerful tool to promote balance, preventing further displacement of the existing community of residents and small businesses while also integrating new uses with mini

day, anthony nelson is going back to his food distribution company in lake tahoe after a year in folsom. and 23-year-old jesus acosta, a gang member from east l.a., is being released after serving four months. >> first name. >> i'll see you when you come back. >> i'll see you when you come back. >> all right. >> i'll still be there. >> you never know. that's why you've got to be careful. it's kind of good to know that you'll come right back if you're not on your toes out there. it's easy to get in trouble. you come right back. >> will they be back? young jesus has been in prison once before. and for anthony, this was his fourth time behind bars. ♪ one day you'll find me on the main street ♪ ♪ i'll be the one who's looking square ♪ ♪ oh yeah >> if the goal of prison is to deter, punish, and rehabilitate criminals, maybe folsom is doing something right. in the past ten years, folsom inmates have provided about 1.5 million hours of community service. at that rate in a single year, the labor saves community agencies over $2.5 million. the true test is whether these inmates can continue usin

fact all of the amenities will be shared between the affordable and market rate units and retail on folsom street. >> so this is the tower design from skid, and merrill, they liked this design and an elegant looking tower, sleek and a residential feel to it. those are balconies that you see there on each of the sections. and as well, they had a great site plan with town houses, on cleminetna street, on the upper side of the block. and you can see a ground floor open space that actually is going to be publicly accessible that would connect follow so many to cleminetne street and there will be amenities for the residents on the ground floor also as well as podium level decks. >> could you point where the retail collecting on cleminetina is on there? >> could i point with this? >> retail is along here. >> okay. >> do you see that? >> yeah. >> this, yeah, that pointer works. so where bob is pointing that is the open space connection. >> i see. maybe you could see it if i do this. this is open space right here. >> and the town houses? >> thank you. >> they are right there. >> in the northwest c

ladies and gentlemen welcome to 11th street between folsom and harrison. >> can we take another moment? >> sure. >> we'll take mr. lewis. >> good afternoon supervisor. i am here to plead to not let the pursuit of the perfect be the enemy to the good. not to let loud voices screaming for a single issue be the enemy of the plan. no plan will satisfy all constituents and all needs , but looking at the eight year process and the hundreds of meetings of the task force. it was an impressive process and actually an example that any community should use when trying to plan their future. there was a lot to be learned from the western soma task force and hue they went about their business. i know supervisor wiener you have concerns and i am concerned that as you press your concerns you will derail the plan and you will further delay it. while it won't be undone, it really is in a way kind of disrespectful to the hundreds of people who put thousands and thousands of personal hours into this plan to try to get something that is as good as can be. and yet, people will never always be satisfied with

folsom. any other members of the public wish to comment?none, public comment is closed. >> [speaker not understood]. >> we have a motion to approve and move with full recommendation to the board. we can do that without opposition. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 6? >> item number 6, hearing and progress report on the office of economic and workforce development 2011-2012 annual report of the san francisco local hiring policy for construction. >> [speaker not understood]. this item we would like to continue to the call of the chair. probably have a hearing about it in march, would like to do that. the 25th of march will be the third year anniversary of [speaker not understood] implementation. so, at that point we'll be looking at doing the assessment and we will give as recommendations for how we want to continue with the ordinance. right now it's supposed to ramp up 5% a year. we're looking at how we're meeting though targets and what makes sense moving forward for two years. that will be discussed at that hearing around that tim

street foundry located at 1425 folsom street would serve the public convenience. >> colleagues, same house same call? this resolution is adopted. item 18. >> item 18 is a resolution determining that the transfer of a type 21 off-sale general license from 345 eddy street to 135 powell street for walgreens company will serve the public convenience. >> president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair. first i want to thank colleagues from the city operations and services neighborhood committee for hearing this item. i have circulate today all of you a number of amendments that simply reflect the agreement that we had discussed in cons for some reason it wasant worked into the resolution that you have in front of you. and so i'd like to ask for that motion to amend and take a moment to explain what they are. this particular liquor license was requested by walgreens and there have been a number of questions raised by the community and also the planning commission about whether drugstores like walgreens or cvs ought to have liquor licenses. this is an issue that has been rising up with increaseving

day, anthony nelson is going back to his food distribution company in lake tahoe after a year in folsom. and 23-year-old jesus acosta, a gang member from east l.a., is being released after serving four months. >> first name. >> i'll see you when you come back. >> i'll see you when you come back. >> all right. >> i'll still be there. >> you never know. that's why you've got to be careful. it's kind of good to know that you'll come right back if you're not on your toes out there. it's easy to get in trouble. you come right back. >> will they be back? young jesus has been in prison once before. and for anthony, this was his fourth time behind bars. ♪ one day you'll find me on the main street ♪ ♪ i'll be the one who's looking square ♪ ♪ oh yeah >> if the goal of prison is to deter, punish, and rehabilitate criminals, maybe folsom is doing something right. in the past ten years, folsom inmates have provided about 1.5 million hours of community service. at that rate in a single year, the labor saves community agencies over $2.5 million. the true test is whether these inmates can continue usin

particularly the well-known folsom street fair. there is a lot of work to do. we are actually a non profit. we donate back to charities. our model is different probably the most street fairs. but we do take it very seriously. i am here basicallyé@ to sharea lot of concerns, the issues of others, producers in the city, regulations, increasing fees. hopefully will have time today to talk about breast practices -- best practices. i noticed that in the opening remarks there were comments made around the entertainment commission in its ability to shut down places that are not doing what they are supposed to be doing. it would be great to explore what we would need for an incentive structure. how can we look at things like reducing as they do what they do in need to do it well. >> i have been a longtime promoter under the name of opal. the earning and community is the opulent temple. i am also a part-time psychologist, working with kids in the bayview, and a father. i was hoping to speak today as a small-business person doing various kinds of events in the city with

my apology. >> christina has filed an application seeking beer and wine license for folsom street. for the beverage control seeking determination from the board supervisor of the approval or denial of this license. from the cal endar year, there is one call of police service and no record of report. this premise is a located in a high

francisco central corridor environmental impact report to include street network improvements on folsom and howard streets between second and 6th street. >> the planning department did receive a $400,000 that was included in the 11-12 budget. this additional funding will augment the existing agreement with the mtc. preliminary work on the eir is currently under way. the consultant contract is under going final review and approval with the city of office of contract administration and should be fully executed by the end of this week or early next week, the notice of preparation of the ier is anticipated to be published in april of this current year and final certification of the eir is anticipated by the end of 2013. i am here along with jessica and planning on this project and she is the grant writer who got us this grant, we will be happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> colleagues any questions for the planning department? >> okay, seeing none we do have a budget analyst report. >> mr. chairman, members of the committee, the required match of $750,000 has been previousl

folsom. >>> good morning, budget and finance. ♪ hail, hail, the budget gang's all here want to make itlear hail, hail the budget gang's all here won't you bring it in like a whale budget whale right here >> okay. any other members of the public wish to comment on item number 4, talking or singing? seeing none, public comment is closed. have a motion to approve item number 4? >> so moved. >> we have second. we can do that without opposition. mr. clerk, can you please call item number 5. >> item number 5, resolution approving the contract modification with the children's council of san francisco to manage preschool subsidies to eligible children of the city for an amount not to exceed $40,730,000 for the period of july 1, 2012, through june 30, 2015. >> thank you. and we have laurel back from first five san francisco. >> good morning again, supervisors. so, this is -- we haven't been before you because we haven't exceeded the $10 million mark, but this year because of our wanting to backfill some state's cuts -- state cuts and also to increase enrollment for children who are losing their

this is that what the fed and folsom streets. all mammalsthe man was approached by two suspects and then stabbed. he was taken to a hospital in serious condition. no rest in that case. >> today to fall in santa cruz police officers will be laid to rest and honored and a memorial. sgt laurent which bakesgt. loren "butch" bad offidet. elizabeth butler were both shot and killed by jeremy goulet when it came as house on february 26th while investigating a misdemeanor sexual assault case. hundreds of family friends and members of the community gathered last night is that the crews memorial cemetery chapel the bathers backs of all officers. the coffins were draped with american flags. >> if you can see officers are already here. they were getting equipment ready to go refreshments. one long procession will clogged highways 17. you do not plan to be in this area, stay away from highway 17. this is according to officers, it will be a long slow drive from here to san jose. they want to make sure that today all 84 officers from the santa c

the issues in our area and going up to market street, you know, and down to folsom are unique in that we have so many new construction going on and this, of course, represents a hazard for automobiles and people trying to get across the street they're on one side of the street and all of a sudden there's a sign saying you can't cross and if you're in a wheelchair you can't cross. the bicyclists are going insane with not responding to what are the rules of the road for bicycles and a ticket can be given to a bicyclist riding their bicycle on the sidewalk and they ride at speed they don't ride at 5, you know, inches an hour. and we've had people get hit but he bicyclists on the sidewalk and severely injured because bicyclists keep going. and you know really suffer severe injuries. i'd like to have the error for the mission changed so that they took into consideration all the bicycles on the sidewalk as well as the pedestrian crossing to make sure whether they're going to put a pedestrian crossing they've got ramps for awhile chair individuals and it would be helpful if the people doing

this folsom street building. replaces the old fire station. was one of the busiest firehouses in the nation. the new seismically safe facility cost 12- million dollars. the construction was mostly paid for. by the n modern art, in exchange for station house on howard street. this land as part of its expansion. the financial powerhouse charles schwab, who is also the museum's chairman. says it is a great deal. new musuem here's a rendering of what the new museum expansion will look like. it's expected to open in 2016. >> jacqueline: changes coming to the forecast. we are going to see some fog. there is a slight chance of isolated storms. with warmer temperatures tomorrow in the '70s. that could contribute to that precipitation. the storm approaching the bay area rainfall saturday and sunday. right now it is towards the north and to the east with some cloud formation tonight. storm system will largely be saturday night and sunday morning. afternoon temperatures will be largely in the '70s but closer to the coast. 60s. this could even impact us w

station 1 is at 5th and folsom street. they donated the fire house in exchange for the old one. >> we would build a new fire station in exchange for having the facility there on howard street. so we made the exchange so the city wins both ways. >> the fire department said the old station was unsafe. >>> over the next few weeks people in the bay area may be the world's first solar powered plane. they will begin a cross country flight of the solar impulse in san francisco in may. they showed off the aircraft this morning. the plane has 12,000 solar panels. they will start making test flights in the coming weeks. >>> rallies in the bay area in a day of action against gun violence. >> it is april, the most important snow survey of the year. how bad is it? take a look. >> back here in 10 minutes, not bad out there right now but showers headed your way in time for the holiday weekend. the details coming up. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these ne

both agencies say another man was stabbed about an hour later at 26th and folsom streets. so far there are no arrests. >>> a lot of questions this morning after an animal park volunteer was mauled to death by a lion yesterday at the cat haven and animal sanctuary in the sierra foothills a little east of fresno and cate caugiran is live in our newsroom. a lot of people wondering how that woman got inside the cage in the first place. >> frank, that's what investigators are trying to figure out. what happened before the fatal attack. what provoked the lion to strike and why the intern was in the enclosure unsupervised. the young woman was 24-year-old diana hanson who moved from the seattle area to take what was her dream job. the job turned into a nightmare yesterday afternoon. fresno county sheriff's deputies responded to an emergency call at cat haven. deputies went into the compound where 4-year-old african lion couscous was housed. they shot and killed the lion to get to hanson, who died on scene. cat haven's founder teared up delivering the news. >> female volunteer inte

with a loan guarantee on another building that the nonprofit owned which is mendelson house, 30 37 folsom. now the owner wants to refinance mendelson house at the new hud loan and we can't -- we can no longer secure this loan guarantee with that property. so, we're asking to -- we need to remove the deed of trust from mendelson house and by doing so we will be out of compliance with the loan to value ratio requirements. so, that's what this request is today. : i'm happy to answer any questions about the project itself or the seismic [speaker not understood]. >> i think you need to speak a little bit to the importance of ensuring the affordability of hotel isabel and why we are asking for this exception. >> when it was created by the voters in 1991, it was aimed at market rate housing as well as affordable housing. as you no doubt no, most market rate loans have loan to value requirements that are intended to guarantee the lenders can recoup their itm

headlining the folsom street fair, people are now looking forward to our entertainment in ways they did not 10 years ago. >> commander, how do we prepared to assist an outdoor event? what training do the folks on the street have when engaging with patrons of the event? >> i am sorry, i have never heard of little booth. not my genre, i guess. you know, all of our officers receive a lot of training at the academy level and the special operations group on crowd control. you all know the chief was year earlier. an outstanding job, he spoke to everyone, it all comes down to us all, all the way down to the online troops. i believe that we are the best in the entire country, if not the world. [applause] just recently, thank you, i had the deputy chief of shanghai coming over to ask us how we manage events here. i just wanted them to understand how we do it differently and how they can improve. this is not the first time i have had that happen. from what i have observed over my 32 years in my time on line as an officer, i was an officer before my first promotion, i have received, and we have al

and about an hour later another man was stabbed at 26th and folsom. there we go.victim has life- threatening injuries. police now confirm at least two other people were injured at that first location but their conditions are unknown right now. so far, there are no arrests. >>> questions remain this morning after an animal park volunteer was mauled to death by a lion yesterday at a cat haven on animal sanctuary in the sierra foothills east of fresno and kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what happened before this fatal attack. theththeth-year-old diana -- 24-year-old diana hanson was a seattle native who came to her dream job that turned into a nightmare yesterday afternoon. deputies responded to an emergency call at cat haven. deputies found 4-year-old african lion couscous was housed, shot and killed the lion to get to hanson who died on the scene. cat haven's founder cried delivering the news. >> the female volunteer intern entered the lion's enclosure where she was attacked and kille

manana....la victima, un hombre latino, logro caminar hasta ser auxiliado en la calle 26 cerca a la folsomdonde hoy buscaban trabajo estos jornaleros. carlos delgado/vive y trabaja en la zona :32 tal vez pleitos callejeros de vez en cuando, pero ya apunalamientos es un poco de sorpresa verdad aqui todo el tiempo esta peligroso , la otra vez shutearon mi carro ahi segun la policia este ataque parece estar relacionado con pandillas....la victima se esta recuperando mientras buscan a dos sospechosos latinos. aproximadamente una hora antes, a las dos y veinte de la madrugada, la policia respondio a otro apunalamiento...esta vez en la calle mission y clarion, cerca a la 17....una pequena calle donde abundan los murales. michael andraychak/dep. de policia de sf 1:08 sot: when cuando la policia llego, encontraron a un joven de 20 anos de edad apunalado en el abdomen... jose dzultuz de 20 anos de edad fue arrestado como sospechoso de este hecho, que al parecer empezo como una pelea entre varias personas, que de alguna forma se conocian.....las autoridades no creen que esto tenga que ver con pandil