units." and because group housing is not considered under the umbrella of "dwelling units," the zoning administrator has therefore been interpreting our ordinance as excluding group housing from the policy. this clean-up legislation just explicitly makes clear that it is group housing as defined about under the housing code that is now included in inclusionary housing ordinance and not based on how we actually define "dwelling units." 1178 folsom, two blocks within -- two blocks/sorry two blocks away from one of our public schools, as well as two sites in the tenderloin as well. again, this is just to clarify what the board expressly articulated back in 2002 and it's just clean-up language. >> supervisor christensen. >> thank you, madame chair. i want to thank supervisors avalos and kim for this measure, and for their patience with some potential additions to it. at the same time, that they were working on this, my staff was also looking at some similar issues in commercial districts in the c3g and c3s zoning districts. the code gives additional floor area to projects in this district for providing

and lastly, the last amendment is about parsing of group housing units. the proposal states that group housing bedrooms that are smaller than 150 square feet would be priced at 75% of studio. currently most use sro rates for 75% for studio for pricing of inclusionary units. the original ordinance proposed the same rates for group housing, 75% of a studio. but the department found that there is no maximum limit on the size of a group housing bedroom and therefore, we wanted to create that distinction. so group housing bedrooms have smaller than 150 square feet would be priced at 75% of a studio and group housinged about rooms larger than 350 would be priced equal to the pricing of a studio. so that concludes the amendments proposed by the commission. >> thank you. i just wanted for the record say that i am supportive of the amendment from supervisor christensen as well. >> all right. thank you very much. why don't we go to public comment. is there any member of the public that would like to speak on item no. 6? please come up at this time. you will be given

when it comes to her own housing unit. >> it's like one big family in there.all talk to each other, eat together. we help each other out, the ones in need. we support each other. somebody's upset, we're all right there. >> thank you. >> trace these on paper. and then i tear them out so that they have that ridged look. and then i color the outside in whatever colors i want. and then i put them on the back of an envelope and use deodorant, and you color it off -- and it makes it smell pretty, and it's going to look pretty when it's done. >> speckin has taken on the role of teacher today showing other inmates how to make decorative jailhouse stationery. >> don't do that on your envelope. look at what you're doing to your envelope. >> the role of nurturer is one she says she's familiar with. >> i love having a home. i love my husband. i love my kids. i love going to work. i love -- i love having that. >> it could be a while before she sees that life again. >> i have a drinking problem. so i got another charge on drinking and driving. my fifth drunk driving, which

cruz says it was all a ploy to get back to his former housing unit in order to confront fellow bloods gang member michael bates. but after serving 15 days in segregation, cruz was assigned to a different unit. bates, a recognized leader of the gang, says he is still baffled by cruz and his allegations. >> i never knew this dude. i don't have no problems with this guy. i never knew him. i don't know whoa is. he's putting on a big hat from back what he used to do. he got it in his mind that he's the person he was 15 years ago and it's not like that. you can't be. you got health, i got health issues too. i got high blood pressure. right now he's gone so there ain't really too much i can say. he's not here to defend himself so i'll leave it at that. he knows when he sees me when we cross paths we got to be known. >> the only person cruz might square off with today is his judge. he's now in a holding cell waiting for transportation to court. where he will be sentenced for drug possession with intent to distribute in a school zone. >> i'm staying close by the door in case there is a way out

housing at 800 presidio. the proposed budget will be 50 new units of affordable housing in western addition with 25 units for homeless transition or hup at the booker t washington service center is developing this affordable housing development and the new community center. at their site. other outdated facility on the corner of presidio and setter. the housing is being built and we managed in partnership with the john stewart company. the housing in new community center will be built as an integrated building located in separate condominiums and the finance separately. so, the affordable housing will be structured as a bond i'm a 4% tax credit project with city support of 12.2 million and the state financing. the bond application was approved on may 20, 2015, and this financing is conduit financing. it does not require repayment of the bond. construction loan is anticipated to occur in august and construction, which start in september of this year. so, happy dancing questions about the project. representatives from the project sponsor here today. thank you. >> thank you. colleagues, any questions on item num

like all the existing in-law units in the city thirty or 40 thousand of them or or a apartments or house the same restrictions if you're life-threatening in an existing new mexico's been existing for a eliminator your subject u subject to the restriction you you have to live in the unit three-quarters of a year and the insurance and refrigerator and pay a tax those are subject to the same restrictions i don't think that it would be good policy to say one category of heirs is treated differently with short-term rentals than the rest of the housing unit i understand the concern if someone might create a new in-law unit and use it as a short-term rentals full-time that's illegal should be illegal i know in the legislation we passed and some of the marries recently decisions were increasing the enforcements and didn't matter if it is an in-law unit or single-family home we need to enforce the law it is not the right direction to restrict the short-term rentals and moving it anymore than any other unit in the city in terms of the condo conversion band that was raised when we skrtd the castro

it's just not my thing. >> a special housing unit for seniors and gays. >> this is very interesting. you're intelligent. you're articulate. >>> while most clevelanders have never stepped foot inside the cuyahoga county correction center, the jail's 2,200 inmates reflect the diversity of the city itself and of the 70 different housing units, none is as diverse as 9-d. it is dedicated to male inmates who might be considered prey. >> they are your transgender inmates, homosexual inmates. they mix them in with the older inmates because they're less likely to assault them for the lifestyle than if they would be in a younger pod. they'd probably be a lot more assaults on them. >> i am here probably because of my age. i'm a heterosexual. i'm not transgender, i'm not any of those things. i'm just a straight guy. >> 65-year-old mason silvers says 9-d has exposed him to people he might never have met on the outside. >> it's been an interesting experience. i just never hung around a lot of gay people before. it's just not my thing. this is really interesting. they're intelligent. they're articu

>> but not everyone in the housing unit is as welcoming as stout-barstow. theft, doesn't have much tolerance for the other end of the unit. >> they go home in 7 to 14 days. they're not doing realtime. we're sitting here doing realtime, pushing real weight, pushing real stuff on the streets. >> this is the penitentiary here. >> she's been up here like seven, eight months. she's not going home until october. 12 months. you feel me? realtime in county jail. not that playland, and my best friend applications and [ bleep ] like that. we don't get down like that in the town or in alameda county. i don't even know where she's from. that's why i would roll them up and put them down there. that ain't play jail. we in real jail and we want to go home. >> that takes some [ bleep ] balls. >> while markert finds herself in the middle of a brewing storm. >> vincent del judas has not let his 12-year sentence prevent him from finding a port in his storm. a few days ago ago, he took a major step. he got married. >> i got married here in santa rita, you know? on valentine's

. >> maldanado spent much of the past year in the same housing unit with one of his co-defendants. t now that the trial date approaches jail officials have moved him to a neighboring unit. >> the prosecutor's office here in the county asked us to move him away from his co-defendants. >> no disciplinary actions, no problems, no fights, nothing. the prosecutor took it upon herself to call the jail and say, i don't want him over there in s-3. >> they felt that he was a ringleader, so they kept on requesting us to keep him away from everybody else. and that's when he became a little more problematic. >> i started throwing paper in the toilet, i'm talking about this whole floor was flooded. it was all out on the cat walk and everything. this officer walk passed and he says, are you [ bleep ] serious? i'm dead serious. i wear orange, they wear blue. as long as i'm wearing this color, i have no say so in this jail. >> so you can do what you want? >> i can move you, yes. you're talking like we're equals. we're not. you do not run the institution. so you don't dictate where you go and how yo

housing. at seawall 337, 28% of the units will be for individuals making 150% ami. this is unprecedented and we have never, ever built this much middle-income housing and i support it. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you and i really appreciate those remarks and the good discussion and the fact that we're producing -- even though this have been some projects recently coming forward with moderate income, we're producing very little moderate-income housing overall. and in terms of consistency, right now, group housing is completely exempt from the inclusionary housing ordinance and it's being proposed to be brought in and we know at least one group housing project has now converted to non-group housing because it no longer penciled out for them. in addition to providing moderate -income housing -- i'm glad that the dial discussion is happening of it's long overdue. that will happen when it happens and i'm sure it will be a great dialogue. right now, we have before us this group housing ordinance and i think 90% is a good number. >> supervisor kim, before we acknowledge

read the housing balance we've lost 5 hundred plus units over the placing last 10 years we need to set up task force and need the legislative branch and the executive branch and the mayor's office of housing and the stakeholders to get together task force may have 90 days to report back here but the discussion items that has to be distrusted has to get out there in airbnb tic and ellis act and discuss the pdr enforcement we have to discuss additional height and density with a percentage for housing units the density bonus law and the acquisition the cost of affordable units we got to do a business process for reengineering of our whole affordable housing we have the benchmark of what does and doesn't work i look at seattle they set up a task force putting forward their recommendations i called from the seattle times a quote most dramatic the committee is considering a recommendation to do away with single-family homes when for a hundred years plus the defined feature of seattle field more third-story and others buildings exist we need something to get together to figure out a wa

guided navigation system which is built into two miles of track running between all the jail's housing unitsared signals guides them to precise locations where carts are waiting transfer to or from the units. once in position beneath the cart, the agv gently lifts it off the ground and takes it away. they are powered by nickel cadmium batteries. >> they will get a charge in the battery area and go out for one service around the jail. and then they will return to the battery area to get a quick charge, usually about three minutes and it's ready to go. >> they deliver about 12,000 meals a day. this is a custom design that was designed specifically for the sheriff's department. and they're designed in this shape so they fit underneath the food carts. >> santa rita robots. this is how our meals are brought to us. >> some inmates even foresee a day when robots might just replace some other common fixtures at the jail. >> pretty soon they're going to have robots popping us out for pod time. no more deputies, just straight robots. >> that in turn will help the budget. >> that will help the -- >> de

he only delivers trays to the door of each housing unit and that's a big relief, especially when it comes to one unit. >> i just bring it to this door and that's it. it's a wrap. i don't go in there. lockdown. max. that's max in there. there's killers in there. i'm not a killer. >> one of those convicted killers is julio flores. after strangling his ex-girlfriend inside his bronx, new york, apartment, he pled guilty to second-degree murder and was sentenced 19 years to life in a new york state prison. because flores was actually arrested in new jersey with the woman's body parts concealed inside buckets, he was extradited to bergen county to stand trial on an additional charge, desecration of human remains. and earlier today it took a jury less than two hours to find him guilty. >> so tell me about when you first heard the verdict and what your reaction was. >> you're not going to believe me because i'm so happy. really i'm so happy. something touched me. and i can't explain. i feel like happy. i can't explain. it's out of this world and all people look at me like crazy. >> you're at peac

cesar figueroa is housed in the men's maximum security unit at riverhead. both he and shuck face charges including second degree murder related to a christmas morning hold-up. they pled not guilty and are awaiting trial. >> if i could just take one thing back in my entire life, it would be that night. everything went wrong. >> coming up -- >> hard questions for soon-to-be parents. >> does sabrina know what you did inside the store? >> no. >> i feel like the less i know with that, the better. >> and -- >> i came in, i saw the old guy, called him pops. now i'm pops. you don't want to be the next pops. >> an old timer befriends nick fisher. healthy diet, those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. how can something so little... help you do something so big. i'm sorta marge... you're not marge? we both drive a stick, we both like saving money on car insurance, and we both feel integrity, such as, that of healthcare in the america of the us and therefore. yes. thank you. no. no. please, stop! sorta you, isn't you. start with a quote fr

since group housing is measured by hours not unit so it is not having the explore group housing grounding group housing projects were supportive for housing and homeless shelters those would so been exempt hundred affordable units from the inclusion requirements recently the group housing project the department has received for reviewing mandatory private by the time suits is limited cooking families similar to market rate buildings highlighted the explore program this ordinance proposes that the explore requirement apply to projects not received they're first construction permit before may 2015 and staff spofrts this recommendation it catches all the group housing in the pipeline staff supports the recommendations of this ordinance to clarify the code language and in that regards staff also has modifications recommended administrations to this ordinance first the quality of life group housing definition has evolved in the past decade but i main definition of bedrooms can't have cooking facilities an interpretation of the planning co

true with all off the of the illegal units my understanding of the process where you create a housing unit whether a brand new building or adding a legal adu into an existing you automatically receive an address not my understanding you can't create a legal between in san francisco without being assigned an address yes people can lie and cheat and try in a lot of areas in life and someone could buy a little and say i live there 20th century and 65 days a year i think we should treat all the housing stock the same after going through several years of challenging and complicated efforts to regulate short-term rentals and a ballot measure that didn't require and restrict short-term rentals if it pass it should apply to all housing units in terms of condominium conversion i was not signifying people will do this to go into the condo lottery but polling people convert they know they'll be around for 50 or how many owners and owners after that i think that people are hesitant to put permanent restrictions on the prompt of no intent to go got condo lottery i want to give the deputy city attorneys

operations group have been called to a fight shortly after canteen distribution in a maximum security housing unit>> got them separated. this one in one corner. >> officers assigned to the unit manage to separate the cam combatants seconds before the team arrives. >> turn around for me? >> one individual inmate received a canteen. another came out of the room to try to steal it. that's when the fight break out. >> the fight was between sheldon kelley and another man who declined to be on camera. >> that's what started everything. about $50. the stuff is overrated. overpriced. bag of chips -- those kind of chips on the street would be 50 cents per bag, here it's $1 bag. >> make sure you get the canteen for me, man. >> mr. kelley had just gotten his was going to his room when another came to mr. kelley's room and proceeded to try to take mr. kelley's canteen. kelley bogged on him, he threw a punch on kelly, kelly reresponded with a couple punches himself. >> this happens every thursday. somebody's going to get their canteen happen. it happen in jail. either you're strong or you're weak. you show sig

to clarify the requirements for designated units in downtown districts affordable to house holds of 120 percent of ami and 150 percent of owner and meet the monitoring and procedures for affordable units under the affordable housing program and afirm the department and sequa determination and other findings >> just for clar tee i heard you say 68 and 69 were not afforded by understanding is 67 and 68. >> that's right, 67 and 68 were not forwarded today >> thank you for that clarification. supervisor avalos >> thank you i want to thank the land use fit xhity for restoring this legislation back to its original intent to clarify inclusionary housing program will apply to group housing projects. group housing is housing that does want include a individual kitchen for each dwelling unit like a boarding house. the housing program was created in 2002 and the program is base odthen fact more luxury housing increaseathize needs for low income worker squz the demand for affordable housing. the housing program is designed to apply towards a wide range of housing. the definition of the housing proj

. >> caleb bumgardner is placed in a new housing unit and it does little to allay his fears. >>> inside the fairfax county adult detention center, caleb bumgardner was recently moved to a new general population unit for medical, where he was recovering from an assault. but he describes the vibe in the new unit as toxic. >> it's like hell. it's rough. they're just -- trying to cope with the people around you, i mean, most of those guys in there, you can't even have, like, a civil, decent conversation with them. some of those people in there are the type of people that have no morals. it's crazy. i just sit there and stress all day long. >> bumgardner says fear of being beaten up again isn't his only source of stress. now he has a new one. >> my son was born two weeks ago. i missed out on that. it sucked. i've got to deal with it, though. i get to meet my son saturday. visitation. visitation on the weekend. meet him for the first time through glass. it's going to suck. it's just how it is. >> and now it will be even longer before bumgardner holds his son. he recently went to court where a

on the general population housing units, there's wooden doors. a lot of people, why wooden doors?f you've never been inside of a cell and heard the metal on metal shut of a door, you don't understand. it's a mental thing. we have carpet on the floor. in the day room. we have tables that are movable. we have chairs that they can pick up and move and sweep under and take them to the room and put them at their desks. they have porcelain toilets, porcelain sinks. and we do that for a reason. if you affect the mind-set you change the behavior. this facility was not built for the inmates. this was built for the officers who have to work here. it's their day that's affected by the mood of the inmates, not the inmates. >> thank you. >> while tulsa county took strides to make general population housing units more livable, it's one-person segregation cells offer the bare minimum in accommodations. inmates assigned to these cells have either been cited for disciplinary problems, or are high security risks. having recently escaped an oklahoma state prison, jimmy maxwell falls into the latter

shows the other context of the development the pressure on the tenderloin you'll see these red you housing units that e.r. housing to the north side of the tenderloin pushing down on the tenderloin by the academy of art you have the pressure in the academy of art, a list of sro and group housing conversions as well as new construction that is the problem thank you. >> good afternoon. i'm wendy from hospitality house i came here today to say thank you, thank you for wholeheartedly we came to the also hearing the whole tenderloin was asking you for hope with 2nd district r setbacks and affordable housing not be afraid to tell you how we felt with this project i personally don't oppose it to get lost in the shuffle today, i said from the avalos and kim ordinance has to pass the bmr the 12 percent is actually you were to consider it today thank you. >> hi, i'm larry juicy edmond i want to just say we do here at city hall we want justice love and peace i'm on the cover of the chronicle and examiner for pride i was the ambassador of 55 mason in my back window address 145 by the hospitality house we kn

. >> deputies shake down a housing unit and hit a contraband jackpot. >> it's pruno. liquid courage. >> lying is not the answer. >> i'm not lying. i just don't tell him. >> okay, but -- >> i'm not going to sit there and tell him, oh, yeah, your mom sells drugs and your mom robs people to -- >> an inmate learns addiction and motherhood do not make a good mix. while two other inmates are left wondering which is the father of her child. >> i swear to god. i'll beat your ass right in front of the police and everything. >> when a feud from the streets boils over in the jail, deputies are forced to respond. and -- >> i can get into the hair-cutting business. >> another inmate trains for better days on the streets. >> get a lot of clientele. >> ha! ♪ >> surrounded by the foothills outside oakland, california, the santa rita jail can be mistaken for an office park, if not for the mile and a half or so of razor wire lining its perimeter. >> hey. >> most of the roughly 2,700 male inmates and 300 female inmates are only charged with crimes and are awaiting trial and the resoluti

2 hundred and 31 is additional affordable apartments in the replacement unit but adding to the housing unit and 6 hundred and 94 market rate units. >> okay. thank you. >> commissioner wu. >> so to add to the conversation around phasing i feel like some of what we're seeing is in the eastern neighborhoods the housing came on before the parcel is there any triggers as to the more complete neighborhoods aspects when those will be phased in or totally up to funding. >> hello, again so we're going to start our initial phases with the affordable housing replacements housing and we're going to also simultaneously look at how to build a new neighborhood hub that is part of the master plan that's the gateway discriminate that matched it at the intersection of sunnyvale and hahn that is pretty ambitious and achieves are neighborhood with a lot of programs and spaces directly across the street that will take some. to raise the capital but the intent while we're work on the initial phases and those are in construction we are fundraiser for that neighborhood hub that includes the space. >> and one more

got to put my stuff in a big bag. >> now, jail officials have decided to move figueroa to a new housing unit of concern she might have a fight with another inmate. >> when she leaves it's going to be like a house of cards. it's going to crumble because everybody is going to go back to doing whatever they want to do, and all hell is going to break loose. >> i see you later. >> inmate figueroa is a popular inmate amongst her peers. but as far as maintaining order, in order to solve problems, there's no validity to that. that's our job, and we do that job well. >> i can't believe you're leaving. >> figueroa is being moved because she has a keep separate order with another inmate about to be transferred to the unit. keep separates require known enemies to be housed in different parts of the jail. >> don't cry. it's all right. >> the new inmate is alleged to have stabbed one of figueroa's cousins. but since she already has keep separates with other inmates, the jail has no choice but to place her here and move figueroa elsewhere. >> that girl is coming from nowhere. she gets no love. >> she might

also, to preserve affordable housing through the acquisition and relocation of existing rent-controlled units, so we can not only stop displacement through ellis and no-fault evictions, but also to stop the loss of affordable housing to vacancy control. finally, we middle income housing. this is a category of housing that does not have the benefit of leverage federal or state funds. it's actually completely unfunded i typical affordable housing sources. but, we know the affordability gap in san francisco has expanded so greatly that we do want to provide assistance to middle income residents of san francisco. here's a more detailed spending proposal for the bond funds. as you can see, we hope to apply approximately $80 million to the rehabilitation and acceleration of sunnydale and potrero. we also have a special low income category of housing for the mission area plan, so that we can apply $50 million of bond proceeds specifically to the mission which is been very heavily impacted by the affordability practice with the highest eviction rate in the city. these funds for the mission in particu

if we want to be able to preserve the rent controlled housing that we need, we can't stop all of a sudden the moratorium that makes existing units in the mission more expensive and will incentiveize more evictions. >> we have grappled with it for years. itis hard to make sense of the moratorium. in the middle of the housing affordability crisis stop everything and conduct a study. we will call it an action plan. it will tell us what to do. >> people travel from all over the world to come to san francisco because they believe this is a safe haven for them politically, culturally for them to be who they are to be free, to represent what they feel in their heart. we cannot let that die in our city. we cannot let that die in our city. >> the supervisors ultimately voted down the moritorium. this fall, they will consider a ballot measure with a similar aim. joining me to discuss what can be done are carol galante, the director for housing innovation at uc berkeley. sonia trouss, from the renters association. and scott weaver, one of the authors of the november ballot measure. welcome glad to have you with us. scott why should they vo

now both women are back in general population housing units, but they're not in the same one.ker might have discovered family in heather morton. >> who am i? >> she's my cousin. >> heather morton, she thinks she's my cousin so i let her think she's my cousin. so. she's not my cousin. >> my mom and your mom. remember bakers? or your daddy is a baker. we discovered this. we discovered this -- yeah. so anyway, that's what we find out we were cousins. >> why is this other woman claiming to be your cousin? >> i don't know. >> glad to see ya cousin. come back to see me. >> my mom and trenity baker have the same last name. we start naming off people and it was kind of you know, we kind of hit at some people that was related to her that was related to me. so that's the reason that we thought we were cousins. >> yeah, but -- that's my cousin. but i know her regardless if we are cousins or not cousins. really, i think we're cousins. >> we're cousins? >> don't we look alike? >> later that day, baker filed what's known as a keep away request on morton. >> that means they keep you away fro

the term has stuck. >> even the most secured housing units can't always protect so-called chesters from an inmate set on hurting them. when we met christian knight, he was serving 79 years for murder at california state prison corcoran. >> just seeing christian the first time, we kind of knew he had some kind of story. he was very dramatic-looking with all the tats, very intense. >> it turns out knighten had several incredible stories but one involved his attempt to attack a sex offender at the los angeles county jail. >> got this freaking child molester on the tier. he's actually in the van talking about what he does. you know, i like to keep myself at, hey, i don't lose my temper, keep myself calm, cool and collected. this dude made me snap. so i get in the van and i tell him, you know what i'm going to do, i'm beginning to rip this toilet off the wall, bust through this freaking glass, drag it down the tier and i'm going to bust through your glass and i'm going to take your ring i'm going to cut you up, you're a dead man. yeah -- boom boom boom boom boom. then all you hear is the ste