of total to be provided onsite this project sponsor tends to off all 39 units as the housing unitsnd intends to include all the proposed unit within a costa-hawkins agreement. >> so the project sponsor is present and has prepared a presentation to the commission but this that concludes my presentation. and i'm available for questions. >> great. >> family jump in quickly like the last project a couple of meetings this week that were attended by staff the pardon and members of the community leads and the quatro district i facilitated the first and not able to attend the second there was great discussions and great civil dialogue this is obviously bigger project and more complex than the last one you'll hear the results of those discussions today but acknowledge it and thank the project sponsor and the members of the community and staff for attending and having a great discussion the last few days thank you. >> okay project sponsor please. president and fellow commissioners temperatures peter's with lennar multi family community the project sponsor for the 1515 development proposal jo

soma the new housing development proposals under the plan don't reach the accommodation of the housing units as described in the allocation that calls for a higher percentage of affordable housing that is currently discussions under the plan the regional allocation calls for 42 percent of new hours to be market-rate or one percent ami and oakland as shown in the or so balancing are report san francisco is losing affordable housing at the same time and without the controls of the central soma to prevent the loss of affordable housing the measures to create will be not effective and to allow taller buildings - respect the youth and families and seniors moderate the environmental traffic and pedestrian safety wind and shadow and make sure it is a liveable community for all thank you for the opportunity to comment on the central soma we'll have additional feedback for the department staff shared with the commission today thank you. >> good afternoon my name is jerold and i'm a long time soma resident and a member of some cam i'm here to show you guys a video of some cams experience experience wi

probably the most desirable housing unit in the entire jail system.way to the county central jail facility. >> he was moved out of the trustee barracks and into a more secure dorm at c-12 in the main jail. >> this place sucks. being locked up behind these bars is a whole new -- it's a whole new lifestyle because hearing the door open clink and the keys and the slamming, it's -- it's brighter here. it's musty and it's a lot worse. people come and go. it's easy to catch stuff. it's dirty. it's a little bit more dangerous in here because people are fighting different cases. i was just with people drinking and driving and that type of stuff, not really hard stuff. here people are here for life so people can snap easily, and there's a lot of small tempers and fights over small stuff, like soap and the tv. that's why i just stay in my rack and do my time and get my head down, for real this time, not get caught up in any trouble. >> coming up, a tearful promise from a mother to put her marine son before drugs. >> i don't want to miss any more time with you.

he is housed in the confinement unit.ecause of the nature of his crime. >> if word got out that he had brutally assaulted an elderly woman and a young girl and beat the young girl into a vegetative state, he would probably suffer a similar fate. it's a situation we cannot risk. we could be held liable for not protecting him. so for that reason, he's kept here. >> morris gets an hour of recreation time outside his cell six days a week. to pass the rest of the time, he exercises, reads and draws. >> i draw because at the end of the day i can walk out of here right now and i can probably have a job or something i could do that would make me money. i could do something. i could be worth something. i want to do a religious piece where the mother was the main character. it was after one visit when mom was crying or whatever. how many times would anyone have thought about how that affected the mother where she has to have her child tooken away or whatever. >>> coming up -- >> we'll be moving our most problematic inmates today. t

he's been sanctioned for fighting. >> inmate peppe was down in a medium security housing unit in 121.eard scuffling coming from back of the unit. as the officer approached, he looked into his cell and found that inmate peppe was breathing heavily, bending down. he noticed that the other inmate was doing the same and had some scratch marks on him. there were they were able to write him up for fighting or some altercation. inmate peppe alleges that he was just spoking at another inmate with his cane and the inmate attacked him. >> he knocked me out of my chair and knocked my glasses off my face and he said that i hit him. i did not hit this man. i'm 65 years old. my back hurts all the time. i'm not rugged anymore. i don't want to fight no more. i just want to enjoy the rest of my life. i'm a lover, not a fighter. >> because the fight allegedly took place inside a cell where there's no security camera coverage, jail officials cannot determine who started it. so both peppe and the other inmate have been sent to segregation, the 23-hour lockdown unit, for a period of five weeks. >> no one

a 64-year-old deputy was working at his desk in the housing unit just as inmates were finishing lunchenly, inmate douglas burden rushes him and puts him in a potentially fatal choke hold. as several other inmates jump into the fray, one of them reaches in and grabs the deputy's radio. >> the radio call that came across was unlike any other, because it wasn't a deputy signal. the inmate stated "emergency, 911," and deputy moon was on the floor being attacked by mr. burden. >> deputy lorie garcia was among those who responded. >> there were a number of inmates around him as well and we weren't sure exactly how all that transpired. all we knew is that the inmate was calling for our aid, so if he's on the radio, then the deputy obviously does not have any control at that time. come to find out, the inmates had come to his aid. the other inmates took the inmate down and deputy moon was able to get back up on his feet, and if it wasn't for the inmates in that pod, that really cared about their deputy, deputy moon might not have been with us. it might have been a really, really bad day. and

. >>> it's a housing unit with a reputation. >> it's a party. it's a party. >> it can get pretty wild here in "g" dorm. >> it's like a big sorority house, but with a bunch of friggin' gay people in jail. >> and "g" dorm is about to turn one new inmate's life upside down. >> i'm just scared. i'm scared to death. i just want my mom. i feel like i'm a little girl again. >>> life inside the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, is constantly changing. due to a steady influx of nearly 400 inmates per day. unlike prison, where all the inmates have been convicted of a crime, the majority of jail inmates have either been accused of a crime or are awaiting sentencing. most of these new arrivals will stay a day or two before leaving on bond or dismissal of charges. others might stay for years, until their cases are settled. but no matter how long they're here, jail has a way of changing people. the dorms at maricopa's women's facility can be as transformative a setting as any. and one dorm in particular has earned a reputation. >> this particular dorm,

officers have been called to a fight at one of the female housing units. the combatants are tisha berry and kathleen blaha. wearing the orange top. and blaha is thrown to the floor a second time. other inmates appear to surround her and keep her from re-entering the fray, an unusual occurrence in most jail fights. seconds later, officers flood the unit. they reach berry first. she is immediately secured with handcuffs and removed from the unit. all other inmates are ordered back to their cells. >> go on! go to your rooms. >> you on the phone! >> those two got in a fight. she pushed her and she fell on the floor. she needs to see medical. >> the girl in orange? >> the one in orange. the other one in there, she was the one that came here and got it all riled up. >> she punched me first and i shoved her away. that's it. i didn't come towards her. she came towards me. >> tisha berry is in jail on charges of simple battery for what she says was a domestic dispute with the father of her newborn twins. she has pled not guilty. >> that fall was fake. i ain't got n

in areas one new units one hundred market-rate housingroduced the needs for 19.5 affordable units from direct it was indirect effects much higher having you have to translate it into the inclusionary it is based on one units inclusionary to one hundred units of totals housing direct effects you'll need 16 percent of those to be affordable and if you take into account indirect and direct effects than that's 25.2 percent it is the particular project presented here with a lot of justification and the right documents they need a co-pays agreement they have to get things and giving back that is entirely with the occasionally agreement has to do this study nobody is talking about justifies the fact there is evidence around for quite a while that shows a canned generated for the 25 percent it is you know one - it is not all in san francisco because in the mission district parking control officer that it is in day city to go to costco or other places but this is a what staff prepared the city prepared by occurring ton martha's associates and the

and preserve the rental units to meet the city affordable housing needs so when we get those decisions we need to understand whether or not we're taking rent-controlled units off the market and if it we are we've pruftd a project on lombard street and girard of the two units and got market-rate housing to help - we are were in a better position consider what we're getting in return and the affordability of the stock by the - we need to see what moderate opportunities a 78 thousand square foot one thousand dollars dollars a square foot i digit doubt it a smaller unit we'll be door-to-door and someone can buy a starter home and the last one policy 3.4 preserve the types of older ownership units i'm imagining we see the redefinition of section 317 we're potentially having more under what we consider demo i understand that is the case i want to remind myself and the rest of the commission looking at those policies through all the projects through the lens of these policies and the element and take a look at it there are demos we approved san bruno a sma

in one particular housing unit, mod q, deputies don't deal so much with sudden outbreaks of violence of passion. >> i always got to be next to my man. >> you're my man. >> you and everybody else's man. >> oh, my god! >> if they were in general population, they definitely would have some drama and, you know, have a lot of attention because of the way their mannerisms are. >> we need to put some chopsticks in her hair like this. she'll be like a geisha. >> right. i'm happy. don't you like it here? >> there is going to be relationships going on, maybe from the streets that continue on in here. they might be in different cells and they'll just talk to each other through the cells or whatever. but sexual relationships not too prevalent but any type of physical contact that does occur, it is a violation of jail rules and we do enforce that. we don't know what's go on out there. it could be an assault taking place. it could be consensual. we have to respond so it is just not allowed. >> the latest relationship on the mod is between markus cash, who goes by the nicknames drama and fendi. >>

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the development program and the rfp calls for rental housing affordable to low income and formally was household. 25% of the units will, date formerly homeless households as referred by the department of homelessness in supportive housing. 75% of the units will, date households earning up to 60% of the area median income in these units will be leased to ocii standard marketing and lottery procedures. in total both parcels will have 73 formerly homeless households. 10 of which will be set aside for young parents age 18-24. kurt dda specifications on affordable units the rp stated the average unit size should be 2.5 bedrooms for each parcel. as a result 80% of the both parcels will be two and three bedroom units. the development program for the parcels also calls for two on-site family child care units for each parcel ground floor retail space on the hardy and anderson façade, to match the surrounding neighborhood context as well as the standard components of affordable housing development for families including common area and play stations for children the community room and property management offices and the us

the development program and the rfp calls for rental housing affordable to low income and formally was household. 25% of the units will, date formerly homeless households as referred by the department of homelessness in supportive housing. 75% of the units will, date households earning up to 60% of the area median income in these units will be leased to ocii standard marketing and lottery procedures. in total both parcels will have 73 formerly homeless households. 10 of which will be set aside for young parents age 18-24. kurt dda specifications on affordable units the rp stated the average unit size should be 2.5 bedrooms for each parcel. as a result 80% of the both parcels will be two and three bedroom units. the development program for the parcels also calls for two on-site family child care units for each parcel ground floor retail space on the hardy and anderson façade, to match the surrounding neighborhood context as well as the standard components of affordable housing development for families including common area and play stations for children the community room and property management offices and the us

our job will continue to be clinical and to support the individuals in those housing units and to workith the new director to ensure that the clinical needs of the clients in housing, those who are homeless, those without breach teams are continued to provide care. mental services and primary care services. also, at times having to be in our hospital system. so, we will continue to be partner with our new director and i want to see if there's any questions or the transfer of these funds and that we can ask the new director jeff kaczynski to come up and give his presentation. >> commissioners, questions? the first presentation on the financial transfer. on the building where you're also talking about that >> these are the buildings attached to the 30 million transfer. >> so, the back page it looks like it might've been cut off but it says ambassador and has little numbers. >> okay. we can get that updated. it doesn't look like it came through >> which i think is a fairly sizable hotel. so, >> we can give you another update of that >> thank you. >> i will send that to you. i can print th

when we visited indiana's wabash valley correctional facility, officers in the security housing unitere dealing with the latest in a string of violent incidents involving convicted burglar douglas mccombs. >> since he's been inside the shu he was on strip cell. when you see the offender come out of his cell and all he's wearing is his underwear, at that time he is on strip cell. i think it was for resisting staff or trying to assault staff before. we've had trouble with about every range we've put him on so far. >> i can't get along with people too much. especially when they're evil. >> one of the people mccombs claims was evil, officer sachtjen. >> an average day in the shu can be pretty mundane. you have rec and showers to do, chow to serve, sick call. so on and so forth. some days like today do get a little more exciting. we had an offender who became belligerent in the shower. >> the offender was mccombs. who told us he had good reason to be upset. >> they tried to get me to take a shower but they don't have no soap or nothing. and i said, well, ma'am, i just came from the other

broke. >> shepherd says it's important to stay on good terms with the people in this particular housing unit. >> this is seven charlie, it's a more aggressive unit i think. >> why is that? they send people here to get out of segregation. a lot of people coming and going coming and going, different faces all the time. it's all right. jail is jail. i never have problems. being a tattoo guy you get along with everybody. >> unit 7c has been the new home of de'andre sanders as well. since he came back from spending nearly seven months in segregation and says he acted out on purpose last time in population so he can get away from the rowdiness of the unit and now he's starting to feel those same pressures again. >> i am tested every day. can't get a grip. >> anything you miss? >> i was in my own little space and private area. i miss that peace of mind. >> sanders says his monthly free haircut from barber leland ripe at least provides a small escape. >> [ bleep ]. >> nobody really likes being stuck behind that door. >> that's how i have been tested, dealing with them. >> you don't care about the ne

the development program and the rfp calls for rental housing affordable to low income and formally was household. 25% of the units will, date formerly homeless households as referred by the department of homelessness in supportive housing. 75% of the units will, date households earning up to 60% of the area median income in these units will be leased to ocii standard marketing and lottery procedures. in total both parcels will have 73 formerly homeless households. 10 of which will be set aside for young parents age 18-24. kurt dda specifications on affordable units the rp stated the average unit size should be 2.5 bedrooms for each parcel. as a result 80% of the both parcels will be two and three bedroom units. the development program for the parcels also calls for two on-site family child care units for each parcel ground floor retail space on the hardy and anderson façade, to match the surrounding neighborhood context as well as the standard components of affordable housing development for families including common area and play stations for children the community room and property management offices and the us