the mini park is .15-acres in hayes valley. it is between two victorian homes and fronts page street. the park contains a curbing walkway with apple trees. slide 8 is the quantitative and qualitative impacts of the project on the park. the current existing shadow is 50.80. the project will add .05% of shading. that is bringing the total shadow budget to 50.85%. the new shadow would on was occur early morning for 15 minutes on the northern edge of the park. the date of maximum shading junt square foot hours. the largest shadow cast or footprint lands on the date of june 14 and june 28. occurs at 6:48 a.m. totals 943 square feet. slide nine shows the diagram of the green. patricia's green is .41-acre urban park running north to south. it features two open lawns, paved plaza on hayes street and children's play area as well as new art exhibits every six arts surrounded by shops and restaurants. the proposed project would results in net new shadows on patricia's green increasing the shadow load .45% annually. it would increase in ne

people brought their own basketballs, dribbled from the recreation center to hayes valley playground to support black basketball players like lebron james who has been told to shut up and dribble. also to support the black lives matter. >>> white house tweeted tonight the president plans to visit yuma, arizona to look at wall and then a discussion on border security. joe biden is starting to build transition team. one adviser has tapped half a dozen people to lead the team to switch over. stands to inherit a massive public health crisis, struggling economy and historic unrest for race relations. told that the party needs to do more than win back the white house. >> very soul of america is at stake. that's why i'm running for president, why i stand united behind every democrat to beat donald trump and restore real leadership to the white house. we have to do more than just beat donald trump, we have to keep the house and win the united states senate back. >> said the team would emphasize, diversity, transparency. >>> working to bring nfl team back to oakland. sent letter of intent to

[inaudible] >> -- i'm a resident of hayes valley. i'm calling in support of matcha n' more as san francisco supports the entrepreneurial spirit and they support that, instead of blocking businesses that thwarts locals' choice. thank you so much. i yield my time. >> operator: you have four questions remaining. >> hi. my name is cane and i'm a frequent walker past the site. i support matcha n' more and request the d.r. be denied. my understanding is this site has been vacant and dead for a decade, and frankly, we are very fortunate that we have businesses wanting to open given everything that's happening right now, and i think the community benefits from increased foot traffic, from families gathering there, and from improvements to the local business world, so i thank you for taking the time. thank you. >> operator: you have three questions remaining. >> good evening. my name is gina. i am from san francisco. i respectfully ask you to approve garden creamery's discretionary review and deny matcha n' more's application. i believe that

here's what it looks like right now in hayes valley in san francisco. check that out. it's pretty cloudy. we've got plenty of fog and also one thing you're going to notice is the winds are going to start to kick up. we hit a high of 74 in san francisco today. right now it's about 57 degrees. wind speeds at about 20 miles per hour. further inland in areas like walnut creek, 78 degrees. we hit a high of 84 today. the wind speeds are about 15 miles per hour. san jose, 76 degrees right now. wind speeds are still nice and light. as you could see, satellite radar for the most part is very calm. but we are going to have a shift in our weather. so we're going to see some pretty much onshore winds start to take over tonight and also a dry cold front is going to drop down moving further south. that's going to kick up our winds and it's also going to kick up -- or i should say drop down our temperatures. air quality today, good from the north down to the south bay. comfortable afternoon. you don't have to worry about the air quality. and the hour by hour outlook right now, pushin

next park is hayes valley playground. .75-acres on the western addition on the western half of the cityand lyndon street to the south and buchanan street to the west. the parking is 2500 square foot clubhouse building at the southwest, children's play area and exercise area north of that building. tennis and basketball court to the east. the hayes valley playground 26.588% existing shadow load. project would add .024% for 26.612%. new shadow in the morning of fall and winter for an average duration of nine minutes 54 seconds. covering 23.6% of the total park area. new shadow on the western and southern portion of the park, the chain's play area and clubhouse building. the dates maximum shading march 8 and october 4. largest shadow same date at 8:1e feet of area. the community park and learning center .2-acres buchanan and page street in the western addition. there is a 7 story residential building on buchanan street at the bottom of the image. there is a tall retaining wall on page street down sloping with bermed earth -- bermed earth with mature trees. park programming from west to eas

. >> that's in the hayes valley neighborhood posting signs asking whoever is setting off fireworks to please stop. >> we got down here with a couple of beers and pop, pop, boom. we thought it was gunshots. >> we thought it was fireworks. >> those who are caught with fireworks can be sited or fined after $10,000 and could face jail time. oakland police and fire departments will have patrols during the july 4th holiday. >> starting today, the toll folks in charge of clearing the sand could be fighting a losing battle. just in a few hours, public works will be movi sand. the annual prosect is all to prevent is sand build up. the work is expected to last until friday. 6:16. other locations around the area. good morning. >> good morning. it's getting busy out there. if you're heading out the bay prig heads up, a back up there. a few more cars definitely slowing down. 6:16. no lights yet. i am seeing clouding and definitely a slow ride working up the incline of the bay bridge. upper deck heading into the city. just around this point with a 38 minute drive time. heading to the connector towa

elementary school in bernal heights, washington high enrichment and jon merrill elementary your hayes valleythe city of fort bragg and mendocino county is considering an unnamed change. it's named for confederate general, braxton bragg who had more than 100 slaves and at his meeting yesterday fort bragg city council decided to create a commission of residents to examine the issue of a possible name change. >> growing backlash against christopher columbus calls for a city in the midwest to change its name. an estimated 25,000 people have signed the petition to change the name of columbus, ohio. organizers want to rename the city, flavor town, for celebrity chef, god-fearing. it would be far better to honor the name of a shaft than chef than for a 16th american explorer known for its cruelty to american americans. >>> in petaluma and display about racial injustice. >> don't touch that. >> you can do what you want. >> middle school students calling themselves the kindness committee posted uplifting signs around petaluma. another group posed like life matter which cause one man to tear them down

i want to show you this at hayes valley in san francisco. santa cruz mountains with fog.will eventually start to clear out a little bit. we will get sun peaking through and a mix of sun and clouds throughout the coast. look at the bay. i want to talk about your air quality. we have good air quality, thumbs up on the north bay down to the south bay, comfortable enough for a walk or run. if you live inland, get the run in early in the day because it will warm up. down through the south, we will be comfortably in 80s, morganar at 87 we will only be in the 70s here, red road city, 77. daly city, 63. and san francisco with a high of 64 degrees. right now, winds are 14 miles an hour in the north. we will see 80s today and 90s in ukiah and clear lake. you have a wide variety of choice, depending on what temperatures you want, travel a few miles to get there. let's talk about the hour for 4. the dry front cold front starts its way in. look at that. by 6:30 this afternoon, winds in livermore, fairfield and concord will be upwards at 36 miles an hour and even gustier. fast forwardi

district renaming francis scott key, washington high out in richmond and on rear elementary near hayes valley. the city of fort bragg in on the centercounty is considering changing its name. it is named for braxton bragg who had more than 100 slaves. the fort bragg city council created a committee of residents to examine the issue of a potential name change. >>> right now president trump is on his way to arizona where there is a milestone in the building of the wall between mexico and the u.s. lauren blanchard reports from washington d.c. >>reporter: president trump off to arizona to tour a section of the border wall and speak with young supporters. >> we have over 200 miles of wall built and it was incredible. >> before he left he took a few shots at john bolton saying washed up creep is a lowlife and money seized for disseminating profit of highly classified information. the book hit shelves across the u.s. and on capitol hill dr. anthony fauci who has been relatively quiet facing questions from the house, energy and commerce committee. coronavirus cases rise as more and more areas is upon

look at this great shot over hayes valley in san francisco. how are your temperatures going to be? comfortable weather, partly clear skies. we'll remain in the 60s. cooler compared to yesterday for the coast. however, if you have an inland area, and by inland, concord, the south bay, antioch, gilroy, we will be warming up into the 80s, upper 80s, and low 90s. expect sunny but warm temperatures. if you are grilling with dad we will be in the 80s so hopefully you have a pool in areas with 90s because it will be a fantastic day for that. overall, though, great weather expected for today. and then we go into a stretch of hot temperatures again. happy father's day. >> happy father's day indeed. we'll see you in about 15 minutes. the marathon of demonstrations continues in the bay area. yesterday thousands of people turned out to continue their call for an end to police brutality. hundreds of people caravanned across the bay bridge from berkeley causing a traffic backup but making sure once they got to the city their peaceful message was known. all this while acts of vandalism on several

get out and enjoy a meal els from co-you'll see people not too socially distanced hanging out at hayes valleyn north beach. >> we're fighting to save and support our small businesses in san francisco. >> mayor london breed was in the bayview to visit cafe envy. this morning, abc 7 reporter kate larsen shows how other sports are ready to open back up. >> the weather is nice, the sun is out. >> feels very exciting to finally get out. >> it's ait b b sss >> fda n.beach, stools around on grant avenue and disposable barware is the go-to. 90 to 100 days. >> reporter: party of six for sasha and friends. the max table allowed during this new phase of outdoor dining unless you're with plem bers of your own household. >> when they finally moved up the date, it's nice to see people come out to the restaurants that so badly need the patrons that live around here to be able to support them. i live here and i don't want to see them go -- >> reporter: co-owner hillary says they're working hard to keep staff and customers safe. >> we're used to these big crowds. it is going to be a challenge. we have added s

been opening for to go cocktails but now outdoor bars like this one is a patio school and nina in hayes valley. they'll be able to allow people into their patios like this that to be big for them to be able to make some money you can see they're revamping their patio chairs right now. >>take a look at your screen to see what other businesses will benefit from this and other businesses you'll benefit from going too starting on june 29th, this includes barber shops hair and nail salons tattoo shops zoos museums outdoor bars as i said an outdoor swimming pools been live at pretty much every one of these spots all morning long so the huge surprise because in recent weeks we've seen a lot of other counties in the bay area already allowing these types of businesses to reopen finally it's our turn after mayor london breed announced tentative plans to head into this next phase next monday and this is going to be really really helpful not only to people who have been missing things like getting their nails and hair done, but also to these business owners and for parents out there as we've been seeing t

that's in hayes valley and north beach. >> we are fighting to support and save our small businesses inco. >> mayor london breed was in the bay area yesterday to visit caf sai envy. and this morning kate larson shows you how other spots are ready to open back up. >> the weather's nice. the sun's out. >> it's a little bit back to business as usual. >> reporter: friday night in san fancisco is on. velvet ropes around tables in north beach, barstools out around grant avenue and disposable bar ware is the go-to. party of six at balboa cafe for sasha and friends. the max table size allowed during this new phase of outdoor dining unless you're with members of your family household. >> it's nice to see people come out to these restaurants that so badly need the patrons that live around here to support them. >> reporter: the bal bowoa co-own r says hair working hard to keep their staff and customers safe. >> it is going to be a big challenge, we added security to ensure guests who have forgotten about the social distancing piece really understand they either have to have a seat or they need to

i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery threeimes. >> since 2016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they st

you need to connect hayes valley from the north to the mission to the south. right now, you cannot easily bicycle north/south. when you get to valencia and market you have goth and franklin. streets like buchanan and laguna have become car sewers. right now cars are speeding around with aggression popping around to get onto the freeway system. these would make excellent candidates for slow streets. franklin and goth are flat and extend into very dense, high rates of tenants and high intensity of land uses. we need fully separated cycle tracks on both of those streets. and lastly, please take a look at haite and shut off freeway access. thank you and also, consider metring. not just congestion pricing but metring city wide to control the volumes of traffic using the signals and other kind of control measures. this is done in cities in europe and it would work really well here especially in the post pandemic situation. have a nice evening. >> next speaker, please. >> begin talking and we will start your two minutes when you give us your name or just start talkin

i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery three. >> since 2016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still

washington high in richmond, and john muir elementary near hayes valley.city of fort bragg is considering changing its name. the city is named for the confederate general braxton bragg who reportedly had more than 100 slaves. at its meeting yesterday, the ft. bragg city council decided to os to examine the issue of a name change. fort bragg up there all on the coast and steve to do a live along the coast, i may be an overcast day here. >> yeah. there's always belts. and it is cooling back up there up and almost the coast. it is the june gloom back. nothing unusual for this time of year. we couldn't get it to establish itself until this last weekend and then all of a sudden we look to the calendar and set up we were supposed to be here. 16 for many on the coast, low 70s around santa cruz, around the bay 70s are very low 80s and inland it is 80s, 90s to 100 degrees. 66, 55 first the city, identical to yesterday. not much change. 90 when the record high in 1925. 48 the record low back in 1901. that is a decent onshore breeze, it is not roaring but not by conc

i have to report that i was in hayes valley to check it out and go shopping.let me tell you, you could not go into a shop without getting doused in sanitizer, without people encouraging you to wear a mask. we need to take it upon ourselves to make sure that this stuff is being enforced. >> commissioner, i just want to say that this is an appropriate and timely question. you're not being a kill joy at all. if anything, you're being a joe preserver, in that, you -- joy preserver, in that in some parts of the country, people think that it is the shutdown that caused the economic problems. we have social distancing and other protocols that are designed to mitigate and reduce transmission. with that being said, i'll say that despite governor newsom's order mandating that masks be worn, i have seen -- i was driving along ocean beach, and i saw crowds of people, many of whom weren't wearing masks. i saw people not wearing masks in other sort of closed settings, and so i do think that you're right. the burden, for better for worse, fairly or not, is going to be on man

i have to report that i was in hayes valley to check it out and go shopping.let me tell you, you could not go into a shop without getting doused in sanitizer, without people encouraging you to wear a mask. we need to take it upon ourselves to make sure that this stuff is being enforced. >> commissioner, i just want to say that this is an appropriate and timely question. you're not being a kill joy at all. if anything, you're being a joe preserver, in that, you -- joy preserver, in that in some parts of the country, people think that it is the shutdown that caused the economic problems. we have social distancing and other protocols that are designed to mitigate and reduce transmission. with that being said, i'll say that despite governor newsom's order mandating that masks be worn, i have seen -- i was driving along ocean beach, and i saw crowds of people, many of whom weren't wearing masks. i saw people not wearing masks in other sort of closed settings, and so i do think that you're right. the burden, for better for worse, fairly or not, is going to be on man

that the people that are directly and closely impacted, particularly black folks who are both in hayes valley and the western addition are incredibly important. we, in the hub plan approvals, had really important and extensive dialogue around dedicated funds to do community planning and having seats on the c.a.c. to reflect diversity. it just feels really important to say that there are times just to say what i said. and then -- yeah, actually, that's all i want to say. and ann happens to be on the line now. i'd invite her to share her perspective on the land dedication. >> director hillis: commissioner johnson, i don't think she's on. we haven't been able to get her on. >> commissioner johnson: okay. >> director hillis: we can answer questions on the land dedication. you see that 1979 mission is called out but not definitive, but that is the land that they would dedicate. for traditional reasons and ceqa reasons, they don't own that property, but there are other properties as well. additionally, they're subject to approval by mohcd. >> commissioner johnson: yeah. i'd just underline that yi h

i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery threeelectronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still might get a value for an available, a

you need to connect hayes valley from the north to the mission to the south., you cannot easily bicycle north/south. when you get to valencia and market you have goth and franklin. streets like buchanan and laguna have become car sewers. right now cars are speeding around with aggression popping around to get onto the freeway system. these would make excellent candidates for slow streets. franklin and goth are flat and extend into very dense, high rates of tenants and high intensity of land uses. we need fully separated cycle tracks on both of those streets. and lastly, please take a look at haite and shut off freeway access. thank you and also, consider metring. not just congestion pricing but metring city wide to control the volumes of traffic using the signals and other kind of control measures. this is done in cities in europe and it would work really well here especially in the post pandemic situation. have a nice evening. >> next speaker, please. >> begin talking and we will start your two minutes when you give us your name or just start talking. >> my n

i was born here in the hayes valley. >> i applied for the san francisco affordable housing lottery three016, we've had about 265 electronic lotteries and almost 2,000 people have got their home through the lottery system. if you go into the listing, you can actually just press lottery results and you put in your lottery number and it will tell you exactly how you ranked. >> for some people, signing up for it was going to be a challenge. there is a digital divide here and especially when you are trying to help low and very low income people. so we began providing digital assistance for folks to go in and get help. >> along with the income and the residency requirements, we also required someone who is trying to buy the home to be a first time home buyer and there's also an educational component that consists of an orientation that they need to attend, a first-time home buyer workshop and a one-on-one counseling session with the housing councilor. >> sometimes we have to go through 10 applicants before they shouldn't be discouraged if they have a low lottery number. they still might get a