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the housing issues so i'm proud of the work not only with public hours but affordable housing thank you all for coming and without further ado, mr. mayor come on up and tell us about this project (clapping.) spreading thank you very much for that introduction. by the way, i want to let me u know supervisor breed and i you're going to see us together from affordable housing to public housing she's worked hard and i want to thanks her. if we are going to build thirty thousand units of indoors the next 6 years i'm going to need friends like supervisor breed. we're going aggressive because people want to live in our wonderful city a lot of people 79 to stay in our city and we can only accommodate that if we are almost military eric about building and pitting together how does. i'm going looking forward to seeing those homes but i want to restate a commitment one it's evolved in conversations with supervisor breed and other supervisors our advocates in the city we've got to be graph about building protecting and middle-class housing so when we stated thirty thousand unit that sounds like

developments this includes public housing yes. we've had to think through and plan for the financing of what we call the public housing portfolio and olsen can give you american people update because we've got incomes from hud that allows us to put money in areas and a good chunk of that has going towards repairing elevators and other things that effect people with sgablts and seniors. >> happy new year of the horses we are going to go up here and thank ♪ ? an incredible program because we take regular kids teach them the love of the game. we have no emphasis on winning we only have an emphasis on learning and trying as hard as they can that's it and the chips fall where they may. when students leave our program whether or not adults or kids they'll have a mechanical understanding of what they have. you don't have to be 7 feet tall or be super faster but you do need skwil. once you teach kids how to have control over the tennis courts they'll master. please invest gulf of mexico welcome to our rule committee meeting for thursday,

for housing authorized. what you have before you today is a request to vacant a portion of the road to move forward with the construction of an additional one hundred and 7 affordable housing units in phase 2. this is phases one and 2 we're talking about phases 1 and 2. this is the specific street vacationed before you today. as noted in the area that's delineated in red that's existing west point road and the area that we requested vacation and the new street grid surrounding that area. contradiction is now beginning on phase 2 that will include the one hundred and 7 units it has been performed. the street vacation existent of banding 4 hundred feet to make way for the new street configuration as noted in the configuration open the screen. the vacation area is no longer need for the streets fire chief uses and the street vision a consistent with the sections of the planning code. and we recommended and request our approval of the item before you. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them thank

own house?ny houses around there. >> i'm building a house. >> stephen: are you building a compound. theafter, are you a cult leader. >> i think it's really important -- >> stephen: possibly, possibly? does anyone call you father? >> no. >> stephen: do you have child brides? >> no, no. >> stephen: tell me now because when the subpoena comes, it will be worse. >> one of the things they really wanted to do was is it possible to think about a neighborhood that has not been fully thought about in a long time? it's under resourced, and can i take my skills as a creative person, and then show how with a little bit of resource and a little bit of imagination, a neighborhood could have the possibility of being like every other good neighborhood the city. >> stephen: you created art centers by doing this as well. >> absolute. >> stephen: do you have, like, ambition to revitalize the south side? do you take this to other cities? could you take this kind of thing to detroit where you transform what's alread

as we chiropractor our housing crisis in san francisco. and just to also be clear in the castro with the expectation of the new construction we see on market street and because theirs quite a few cranes open market street we're dramatically supporting the housing supply in the market street area that's not the case if i look at upper market and octavia you're talking about one now new units it pails in comparison to the other parts of the city and this legislation will help to address the housing shorthand in castro we have existing housing stock we can add more unit it didn't expand the envelope and create now construction but using what we already have in the existing favb of our neighborhood. between 2003 and 2012 san francisco's population increased and we added 18 thousand units of housing. we know over the last few decades we see what happened a referral or reversible and people are chu's to stay in cities and raise their families or come back to the cities especially young people who are chu's to make their lives in san francisco an

-- democratic institution, the people's house. they have to play by the rules and protect democracy. what you saw yesterday was a complete violation of those rules. >> have you and chairman issa spoken directly one-on-one? >> i haven't talked to him. but i can tell you this. a number of the republican members in our committee have come up and said to me don't tell him. i apologize. you shouldn't have been treated that way. a number of them, republicans on our committee. thank you. >> the house decided not to censure, simone issa. and housman cummings accepted his apology. a report on mr. cummings said, he hopes, as they move forward, that they will respect all the opinions of members of the committee and seek resolution instead of unnecessary conflict. true knee ofed the the irs over tea party groups. consideredley can be to be fi

one and 2 housing and rental property. the legislation does not new you housing. due to the city's cost of hallway sins legislation city hall can't impart rent control for the projects built after 18995. this is a zoning changes for the rh d one housing throughout san francisco and the department states otherwise. david choosing legislation is in violation of prop m that was voted in 1986. and there it was based on the preservation on a citywide basis. to go to david choosing he keeps talking about this number and that number exams from the asian law caucus that was done by energy wing about 2 hundred and 50 people at bus stops the may not have been from the neighborhood they don't go into demographics and went through the neighborhoods and looked at it for - it was very tenuous that this report even this it could be accurate. i don't think - i think that the planning and david chiu should go back to the drawing board and look at what they are he trying to do with the legal units. thank you very much >> thank you. next spe

opportunity for the community to address the housing balance and to bring much needed housing to the port and i urge you to move forward >> thank you. next speaker peter cowen and >> good afternoon peter cowen with the housing organizations. i should just if the i'm here to support the mo u. i'm not sure what the problem is about affordable housing if you look around the city developments by the affordable housing providers are some of the most attractive in the city and under an incredible amount of security many. it's for the entitlement process and, have as many meetings as you want i would love to see developers go through the ground. there's no request you're talking about the best projects in the city and those are families being serviced and youth and citizens who can't live in san francisco but for the kind of work on those sight. i'm not sure what the problem is if the folks are unwelcome in the city but those are standard things that go through any kind of entitlement process. i also want to point out with the back story i read the staff report this is my understanding of t

because without jobs, we have no housing.we begin to fix the economy and create jobs for these people in public housing, then they can begin to sustain for themselves by going out to work, but if there's no jobs, how can we go to work? if there's no public housing, where do we live? >> where do you see things landing a year from now, five years from now? what is the trajectory for chicago from your vantage point? >> well, i think the trajectory is relatively -- my view is relatively pessimistic, even though the rate of foreclosures is declining, the -- the -- you know, there are really hundreds of thousands of these vacant d and -- abandoned properties that are just sitting there. and they either rot away or become magnets for whatever sort of activity right be operating. i hope some of the work that we are doing in terms of fixing up some of these properties and making them livable, and providing employment opportunities for folks who are unemployed or want to learn these basic construction skills, or something really -- sol

there are virtual no benefits to supervisor chiu's legislation no new housing and even less housing and electric plunging and other safety issues will have to be relaxed and maine i mainly very few people will apply because of the city fees and mostly have to pay income tax. the speculators are the ones who will benefit and they will try to get rid of the things that are taken into account when there's proper planning it's a blanket rezone according to two recent court decisions requires an eir notification, public input and the rest of it. if this legislation passes the wedding wood association will have to use all money to fight it. please protect our neighborhood and single families homes in san francisco >> thank you. next speaker. >> hi, i'm andrew long. i'm supporting this legislation. i think it's a good idea to legalize in law units. i don't think it's going to be quiet as much as you think in a single-family home they will realize the cost of hawkins if they have to rent out the house but if you want to legalize those units that will fall under rent control. i think it's a good

the 2009 housing element update. before you is a resolution of update to initiate the amendments and to a schedule a hearing >> hi, good afternoon. i'm here to request an innovation which adaptation proceedings for this 2009 housing element it was approved by the commission we're here today it detective this adapted inform challenge the eir in san francisco subject. as part of the court orders the city has set aside the 2009 eir and it's approval of the 2009 housing element in response to the court ruling the environmental division has atom it. the commission held a hearing to receive comments on january 2wurgsd 2014 and the environmental planning is currently responding to the revised alternatives and expects to present to an april 24th, 2014. the department continues to recommend the adaptation of the housing element. the 2009 housing element was developed in cooperation with did you mayor's office of housing and a you round table of other community stakeholder. the department building that the 2009 housing element

>> 60 percent are moved to housing. and the others are moved to shelter services and that's one of the reasons they have stayed so long at our stabilization beds. it's one of the 10 years experience that we found we lift the schedule of our staff to ensure we are able to provide the kind of services the individual needs. but 50 percent into trying to get permanent housing is a statistic. before we never had that stick because we didn't have the connection to permanent housing and the fact that the funds manage a type of housing, we are able to provide the housing because of that connection. many of these people are very sick and they do qualify for adult housing. >> thank you for your response. how many stabilization beds are there? >> over 300. >> thank you. >> and again, a big component to our work is to ensure the affordable care act that there are treatment care providers and through our treatment and health providers. as you see, many of them as we spoke to supervisor avalos many are engaged in housing as part of s

>> commissioners, i'm alexandra morgan director of family house. we've secured an agreement with ucsf to use a number of parking spaces as needed for families that are not able to park at family house. as i understand there will be two parking garages that are owned by ucsf and our families will be able to park there for free. >> okay. >> one last question? >> commissioner ellington? >> you cut me off. >> i didn't say anything. >> so the entrance, the main entrance to the building is on china basin? okay. >> it's on mission bay north boulevard on mission bay and commons. >> is there an entry? you can see through the windows? >> yes, there is quite a bit of glass on third street. you will be able to see in the building but there is no entrance. third street wasn't an appropriate place for an entrance. there is no street parking and no place to drop someone off. it's better on mission boulevard. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner ellington if you look at the model there, the long side, that's third street. >> i know which side third street is. i did

the house started looking like the house again.his is in 1951 that i mentioned the shortage of time and money and the problems it would cause and i want to explain that. i want to start with money. the commission had $5.4 million to work with. later they were given a little bit more money but we will stay away from that figure. for the demolition excavations cement steel and all that cost 1.2 million after that was done they had to pay an avalanche of bills, the roofing masonry roofing draftsmen insurance all of that and then came the electrical and mechanical systems. that was another $1.3 million so when it came time to actually finish the interior of the house so it looks like an executive's house, these bills were very problematic. parking floors for 74,500 marble and stone for 247,000 plaster 275,000, woodworks 417. these were 1959 numbers. why am i hitting you with these figures? at some point they had to bring in a decorator to do the wallpaper in the curtains in the finishing and upholstery and all of that other stuff and b

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just this weekend we welcomed an immigrant family to reorganize their housing.his legislation constitutes a total rezoning of the city draft with rh one and rh d zones and deserves a thorough discussion if the city wants to change one hundred years of zoning laws it can do with with a debate >> thank you. next speaker. >> good afternoon, supervisors i'm carolyn johnson i live in westport overlook. for the reasons that have already been discussed it's hard to foresee the impact this legislation will have it's been carefully thought through but there are assumptions that are difficult to predict so r and to know whether or not they're right so i suggest a pilot program where you would take a neighborhood where this is more likely needed or you feel most confident about the impact and the inforeseen six and study it positive and negative impacts such a pilot program and decide based on that data whether it would be good for the city as a whole or modifications need to be made neighborhood by neighborhood. for example, what is the impact for the city and how much to

on top of the wood frame house, i mean every wood frame house in the west half of the city have a water tank and the water tank fall over because they are gas fired and start fires. and that is something that you could do for yourself, and for your neighbors and for the whole city is make sure that your water tank is braced. >> if you look at the studies that are predicting on fires, we are going to have a lot of fires and for every water tank that is braced there is a potential of one less fire that the fire department is going to have to fight and we don't want to have any more fires than we need to. so bracing the water heater is the first thing that you want to do. >> and so easy, and you go on-line and you google, earthquake, water and heater and you google the sites where you can find the details and you can put them out there on the hardware store and you can hire a small contract tore do that for you. that is a couple of hundred bucks, the best investment. if you are in other types of building it is complicated. if you are in a high-rise building you just can't anchor your build

more focused on the affordable housing side of the equation. i don't know how to document that >> no, that would not be included in the - >> so we're caught up in the same harassments we've got right now. >> if we want to accelerate that and make sure incentive wise the process mr. be short rather than going to dbi and planning the supervisor could work something in to make sure those kinds of units are also streamlined throw in someway. >> i think they all should be shortened. i love the mayor and everybody is working together. i want to see us working toward staffing and funding the department it doesn't take 4 to six months for a review officers to review the project i don't care if it's an in law or whatever it should be faster >> i wanted to add for in clarity theirs not a required planning hearing and this will be made without a public hearing and further awhile currently adding. >> unit would require a publication and the next week hearing will remove the publication for the dwelling unit so if both processes were used p that would speed

i believe the house has changed. >> that is correct, mr. chair. >> roll call. >> on item 13, supervisor avalos? >> aye. >> avalos aye. supervisor breed? breed aye. supervisor campos? campos aye. supervisor chiu? chiu aye. supervisor cohen? cohen aye. supervisor farrell? farrell aye. supervisor kim? kim aye. supervisor mar? mar aye. supervisor tang? tang aye. there are 9 ayes. >> this resolution is adopted. [gavel] >> item 14. >> item 14 is an ordinance accepting the shaw alley public improvements and maintenance of same as a gift to the city; approving a major street encroachment permit for the construction and maintenance of the public improvements; deferring a portion of the additional street space occupancy permit fees associated with the permit and adjacent development; affirming the planning department's determination under the california environmental quality act; adopting findings of consistency with the general plan, and the eight priority policy of planning code, section 101.1; and directing official acts in furtherance of this ord

house gaveling in. they'll take up a bill today that puts restrictions on the president's executive authority to designate national monuments. live coverage here on c-span. f that you have done for us, not just within the last few moments but over the sweep of our lives, the triumphs as well as the turmoil. we pray that as the members of congress deliberate today, grant them even greater wisdom so that their actions will honor you in what they do to serve the people they represent. help all of us to continue to look beyond ourselves and our personal interests and to seek ways to make life better for those around us, both near and far. i pray that even with and through our differences that you will unite us as a people so that our nation will continue to prosper and honor you, amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1 of rule 1 the journal stands approved. for what purpose does the gentleman fr

houses for sale. in the area tradable house and did three point five billion square feet the coastal city of qingdao the largest area reaching one hundred fifty million square feet. it would put the debate and the housing area. even if the stock trucks the oversupply for more than a year. but over the tradable every tough to keep out of that. when chinese source into the ride. it might even think to get back out the developers had wanted to go to an ability to force the governor can do no control over how cute right at the happy trio the protests might affect the price ticket. there's no tender for the government housing developers or held by the left right go down the queen of the people who want to live in the house. to be a cute that i need the concert but the leopard huge debt. the teenager put his mobile to crack. don't go away because of that. her question today with the topic of interest. they can. at no time for question today given the tick on issues affecting their lives. today we people mys

it passed the house on a voice vote.y are facing a deadline monday. >> i think the senate is likely to approve it on monday. it was controversy aware they voice floated on the house side this week. they kicked it over to the senate. the majority leader said he did not love the compromise. it is a one-year patch rather than solving the problem which has been persisting since the late 1990's. it seems likely the senate will pass that monday evening. >> another issue they have been handling separately are sanctions against russia, the ukraine aid bill passing in the house on friday and senate, but they have to come together on one common piece of legislation for the president to sign. how does that get done? >> i think it will get done early next week. the house will probably accept the senate version. there was some thought they would accept it at the end of this week. because they voice floated the doc fix there was reticent to do a voice vote on the ukraine bill. i think the bills are largely the same. the senate backed

the house of commons library says it's not the case.this week the deputy prime minister is offering a pre-election bribe on child care which won't come into effect until september, till september 2015. will the, will the prime minister get a grip on this policy? help hard-working families now in this parliament with their child care costs because of cost of living crisis they're facing today? >> i'm afraid to say the honorable member is wrong on both counts. actually, we are seeing some easing in cost pressures in england on child care costs. but i'm afraid in wales they're still going up. but he might want to talk to the national assembly government about that but the point that the deputy prime minister and i were making yesterday we want to help hard-working families with their child care costs and so from 2015, for every child you have, you can save up to 2,000-pound on your child care costs. isn't it interesting, mr. speaker, we can now heart that the labour party oppose this is move. clearly they don't welcome it. so can have a ve

the proposed housing and the parking, and there's very much related because the proposed housing will in many ways mitigate some of the parking problems because there will be 650 students who will not be driving a car to campus. they will -- in fact, they won't be allowed to have a caron campus if they are -- if they have student housing. therefore, that's going to eliminate a lot of the cars that might be there. and in term of the location of the housing facility, if you look at the executive summary, it basically only mentions that there will be proposed new residence hall for students up to 635 bedrooms of housing on the lone mountain upper campus. so, while there is a penciled in part of it showing a location and showing a massing, this is, you know -- refers -- their plan only refers to the need to build something in that proposed site, would be somewhere on that huge site which is lone mountain. and even the ewing terrace people while they'd like it to be a little to the south and to the west, i'm sure this is not out of the question and we'll see more when it actually comes bef

we must build and stabilize our housing ~. for these reasons, i am willing to support a pathway to legalizing existing in-law units. it's time to take these units out of the shadows and into the light. tenants need to zim propertivs of their homes that will make a real difference in our quality of life. ~ however, such a program should not force the hand of property owners, participation lenders should be voluntary. i commend you, president chiu, for taking this issue on because it's not an easy one. without careful consideration, legislation that tries to do the right thing could dislocate tenants. that's why as long as health and safety codes are ensured, i want in-laws to be preserved as a vital form of our city's affordable housing stock instead of being removed from the market. my recent executive directive ensures that the departments will cooperate in this way. as for establishing a right for tenants to make an offer to buy their buildings when they are up for sale, i've not been provided with legislation review, but i

i think housing is a great investment if you want a house. you get the dividend in kind. it's a dividend of having a place to live. >> right, it is a big part of your spend, housing, so if some how you can make the right decision about when to buy a house and be in it for 10 or 15 years, while not an investment it's a good way to spend your money. >> they used to say reach, reach--buy a bigger house than you need because you won't regret it. this is the story of ten years ago when the market was booming. people thought, yeah, it will just keep going up. let me put all the money i can put together and put it in the housing market, but we learned that that is not a reliable theory because home prices fell sharply after 6:00. >> when i interview people the smarter the people are, the less likely they are to predict what is going to happen in the future. i always try to get you to tell me what you think is going to happen, but here is the question, and i'll try to trick you into it this time. if you're in the market to buy a house, should you be concerned while the the prices

that limit the housing and require that high fees be paid by producers of housing. amongst the consequence are discrimination among those in households and imbalances in jobs and reduced mobility, urban small and excessive community and air quality deterioration. we don't under. we would say you are not allowed to say something is code compliant to move our city in a direction toward environmental sustainablity. it really is the right thing to do for the city that so plainly is in front of us. >> good evening. i'm the director of the marsh's youth program of the marsh theatre. i want to comment. thank you for the passage of conditions that you did pass at your last meeting . i want to comment on a couple of those conditions. one is the construction hour that limited the construction until 4:00 on weekend. it's a great program supported by the sf yf. we have classes every single day and saturdays as well. we also have 6 weeks of summer programming and we are a very busy program and we do ask you to maintain those construction hours. it would be difficult to conduct c

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what attracts people into the market because most of them will buy a house, another house, bigger housel talk how somebody has to sort of scale down. nobody ever seems to do that. so, the rising prices from last year, iadded optimism in terms of the housing market. that will keep it rolling. whether buyers or sellers do better. not sure there is an absolute rule. >> want to thank you for coming in today. >> thank you. >> up next. on the money. reaching $5.5 billion in revenue. has the the nba real itized its hoop dreams. and th [ yodeling plays ] worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ >> the nba is a multibillion dollar business with a worldwide fan base. many say thanks to commissioner david stern who just stepped down earlier this month. so how was he able to rebrand the nba into an international success. is more growth in store for the league. joining us right now, former nba commissioner, dav

i don't own this house. deutsche bank owns this house. but i am going to live here because i am declaring this house liberated. you should have seen the camera man's faces. going to a court battle now but deutsche bank is not taking that home. they have been there two years now, three years now. living in bank owned buildings and fighting deutsche bank and bank of america and cd and wells fargo and jpmorgan is not a long-term solution. i asked what is the long term solution? and they explained to me that what is going on now is a process of destabilizing land relationship and getting to a place where we can have different structures of land relationships in this country and one of those, one of those that is implementable right now, more than 250 across the country is a structure called community land trust. what a community of land trust offers is the ability for communities, not companies, communities to control the land and make decisions of what happens on that land and they do that through a system of separating the ownership of land

campos says the city needs to build afford ag housing -- affordable housing and fast.hey built 16 unit and got 2800 applicants. he showed us a new development. >> this land will begin by the city so we can develop affordable housing. >> how many units like that does a neighbourhood like this need? >> it's many more. that's the challenge. >> in san francisco, you can't raise the rent because there's a new occupant. >> david, a real estate lawyer, runs seminars to teach property owners about their rights. the real problem is antiquated laws, and point to a 1979 law signed by diane fienstein capping the amount landlords can raise rent each year. >> so we have a duplex and we have one person and a one-bed room apartment. the individual may pay $400 a month. when the other duplex is vacant, a new individual will move in, maybe paying $3,000, for the same configuration. the question fundamentally "is that fair?", but many residents say absent affordable housing they need protection against evictions. they want to put it to voters. across the city they are packing meetings li

their usual not as fancy as other units of housing.n addition because in-law units are typically placed into an existing building the infrastructure costs of new development typically don't apply or in a reduce way because the buildings has the basic infrastructure required for housing. a number of studies have shown that in-laws are cybill more affordable than other types of housing and studies from uc berkley and hud and aarp have discussed this fact. in addition in-law units are typically nor assessable than other units because they're typically on the ground floor. and so for a neighborhood with a growing senior population like the castro and people with mobility challenges those units are a good option the in-law units can be added to a neighborhood without changing the feel of the neighborhood not new height or bulk or new buildings that's within an existing envelope. i will note in selecting the castro for this legislation one thouft thought that was important the castro is one of the most transit rich neighborhoods in the distr

house of representatives.] the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 219. the nays are 191. the previous question is ordered. the question is on adoption of the resolution. as many as are in favor will signify by saying aye. those opposed will say no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. the gentleman from florida. mr. hastings: i ask for a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: does the gentleman ask for the yeas and nays? mr. hastings: yeas and nays. the speaker pro tempore: those in favor of the yeas and nays will rise and be counted. a sufficient number having arisen, the yeas and nays are ordered. members will record their votes by electronic device. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] the speaker pr

by the san francisco housing unit. i'll submit those for public record. so we have a multiple ongoing prongs with the mapping project one is a survey we've been administering for the last year we've posted online, etc. and we've been collecting the data we're the only organization that's collected relocation data and i'd like to present some of the finding so one hundred and 70 respondents that have erected >> what's the total. >> 1 hundred and 71. and significantly of those their rents has increased by $882 to $1,006 plus per month. so 20 percent have left san francisco altogether and their rents have significantly increased 47 percent of those how responded indicated making less than thirty grand a year and 29.8 percent were disabled and 9 percent lgbt. that's the data i'd like to present it shows that marginal communities are being evicted and more privileged community their rents have increased significantly >> supervisor campos. >> a quick question. so only less than a majority are relocating what happens to the r