i'm a resident of hunters view and a contraband month mother in hunters view we have asking you for a park to constantly open up the dial to talk about the park and what we can do as residents along with the san francisco unified school district to get the park up and running currently we're transforming our community from 20 years to be brand new we need a park other communities have a park and we need one as well. i'm asking you to please consider it thank you very much (clapping.) hello, i'm denise hugh's a resident of hunter view >> what she said was true and i also have kids. i ask you to do the right thing. so thank you >> good evening, commissioners i'm rodney the board president of the park we help our people and the chairman of hunter view now. one of the goals is to provide each youth the opportunity to create the self-adrenalin and sensitive and economic conversations and physical and mental health so each youth can reach their maximum potential. we have to have equality some of the goals make social justice a reality. it's not a concern it's a must. you talk about student

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bay view hunter's point is in the midst of a radical transformation. the third street light rail projects were finished in 2007. and $8 billion redevelopment program is in progress. and the navy shipyard is undergoing a massive cleanup of toxins. >> when i first brought the subject of gentrification to the youth center and clinic, the youth did not know about the cleanup at the shipyard. and there is going to be a whole new neighborhood and development along that area. and they wanted to know exactly how that would affect them. >> this will no longer be the hunter's point we've known all our lives. >> the long-time residents are facing a particularly complex problem. how do you support improvements to your neighborhood if they may ultimately result in the loss of your home? simpson believes you start by helping people tell their stories. >> my neighborhood -- contaminated -- after the examination i felt the discrimination. >> push ace dance company that focuses on social topics. and we usually look for stories that are untold or not really seen in the

view ymca and in the past several months i have been working with the residents of the hunter's view community, and in my out reach, with this community, several residents and community members have voiced their concerns about the youth park. and expressing their concerns about this youth park, some of their concerns were that not only is it an eye sore to the community, which is currently under going revitalization, there is also concerns about the danger in the health hazards the park currently represents. it is an open area, which is unsecure and it is also adjacent to the malcom x school, where kids currently travel through this park to get to and from school. i have also partnered with the wat foundation along with the host, and we are requesting that you make the option open for discussion for the hunter's new park thank you. >> hello, my name is rodney hamp to in junior and i am the co-founder and president of the board of directors, and we help our people and it is a charitable organization that support self-efficiency for residents. through neighborhood services, and we focu

she has not did anything for bayview hunters point. and even the funds that's supposed to be coming to bayview hunters point, over $2 billion, we haven't seen a dime. money is being diverted to other areas. if people want to do something for the community, why don't you come into the community and fight for the people in the community? because we are the ones that are being -- getting sick and dying every day out there because of the sewage plant and because of the shipyard. so, let's don't get carried away about who is going to have a job because she's supposed to be black. it ain't about what color you are. it's about whether you're doing the job you're supposed to be doing. thank you very much. >>> you know, i thought i could wait until this agenda item came and i no longer can because it's so hard to be in a room full of hypocracy. i want to introduce myself. i am phaedra, i used to run the organization green for all that juliet had a relationship with. what i find so offensive about this conversation is before juliet went to the p

point shipyard; hunters point shipyard redevelopment project area. discussion and action resolution number 7-2014. madam chair. >> thank you very much. did you mention the minutes? did you mention the minutes as part of this announcement? [speaker not understood]? >> yes. >> sorry. >> [speaker not understood]. >> oh, it is. so, for our consent agenda we are going to consider two items together and vote on them separately. the first is the minutes from the january 21st, 2014 meeting. and the second is an action item to extend the contract of a contractor for the shipyard project. is there any public comment on either item? we're going to take that together and then we'll discuss. any public comment on the minutes? >> i have one, one comment, madam chair, doris [speaker not understood] for item b. >>> [inaudible]. i just wish for you to adopt or approve this item that's before you. i support it. >> thank you very much. do we have any other public comment? >> no other cards, madam chair. >> okay, thank you very much. so, we're going to consider these tw

hunter hairies was from mclane, virginia. stone is live on capitol hill with the reaction to the crash and the latest on the investigation. shomari? >> reporter: good evening. tonight d.c. police are still investigating what exactly led up to this crash. barricades now sit where the teen hit the flower planter, flying into the tree. people who live nearby told me they heard the crash. >> it's heartbreaking, completely heartbreaking. >> reporter: tonight judy is saddened. 19-year-old hunter harries died in this horrific crash. judy lives across the street. >> i heard the noise, and i sort of jumped up and looked out my bedroom window, which is the second story. and i actually county make sense of what i was seeing at first. >> reporter: hunter's neighbors in mclane, virginia describe him as a nice, smart teen with a great personality. police say he was speeding in a bmw suv, hitting the flower planter made of steel and flew in the area, coming to a stop vertically against the tree at south capitol and d street southeast. he go

the monument that will set the pace in bayview hunters point. it's my distinguished privilege to ask the board of directors to stand and face the audience (clapping) reverend hall and sally attorney carl williams and dr. church well. thank you very much. and we need 3 more, we need 3 more fiscal board members. 3 more effective board members kwsh said you need to diversity that board so we need someone for the economic community s that has thousands and thousands of dollars to bring and the ethnic community that's not bayview hunters point it's an ethnic community thank you very much for those words (clapping.) okay. next is tony salazar he and doctor davis made a handshake and now here we are >> good morning it's a pleasure to share the stage with such distinguished people. i want to share the word from our company the national real estate company that builds urban homes around the city we've build one hundred and 68 housing in rough areas around the united states. we went to cleveland decades ago when everyone was leaving and after hurricane ka

that has thousands and thousands of dollars to bring and the ethnic community that's not bayview hunters point it's an ethnic community thank you very much for those words (clapping.) okay. next is tony salazar he and doctor davis made a handshake and now here we are >> good morning it's a pleasure to share the stage with such distinguished people. i want to share the word from our company the national real estate company that builds urban homes around the city we've build one hundred and 68 housing in rough areas around the united states. we went to cleveland decades ago when everyone was leaving and after hurricane katrina we've built 15 hundred units there. (clapping.) the city of detroit declares bankrupts and we were there the next day we go where not only wants to do we built one hundred and 68 developments in those communities and built them for people that need descendent affordable housing. that's what we choose to do and those are the kind of developments we want to do. this is the only development i've done that has chosen me (clapping) and that's the gospel truth. 6 years ago

in 1981 the city went back to the board to amend the orders determining if the bayview hunters point community is also suffering and the series of the impacts of the decision to relocate freeways in the existing plant and those facilities generate a lack of pride in the community and the commercial greenhouse should reduce those impacts and in support of the bayview hunters point the folks say those facilities are necessary and they will might the impacts of the project. the state board if you thought noted while studies show the facilities will be it supporting we meaning the resident of the bayview hunters point need guarantees that the city will assure the maintenance of the greenhouse and skills center the provision of operating which exceed the amount generated by the facilities themselves should be included in the cities revenue plan and revenue should be generated to help with the costs of the city's wait water treatment. predictably they've rescinded their grants on the eligibility and later in 18981 we succeed in asking congress to amend the clean water act to fund the proje

it's a vacation of a few easements street in bayview hunters point. i gave a few keys to a few family in the affordable housing units. the rebuilt of those are essential to supporting our public heirs residents and revooilt a neighborhood in the southeast sector. as we begin to work on phase 2 of the rebuilt for hunters view it's necessary to reconfigure bike access and other transportation needs for the approval plans for the project. this is a simple standard and the items before us today, it's consistent with the approval plans for the rebuild of the site and the state law governing street vacation. we've got a representative from dpw here. there she is. and i look forward to hearing from them >> why don't we kickoff this from public works and followed by this item. >> i'm barbara with the public works. the item is the first project from hope sf initiative to rebuilt the public housing. hunters view is having public units that will provide affordable housing market housing and market rate and housing and new infrastructure. the first phase will hav

hunters view since 2008. the third street corridor starting in 2011 and western edition in 2009. in addition to that we are responsible for compiling the federal reporting for hud section 3 obligations for the associated projects for the mayor's office of housing. so with that, with this mou we will then charge again or this provides a funding source for a rec's specific to provide compliance on these projects. a role that we've been providing to some extent for some time right now. >> thank you. >> questions? i can go into detail? >> are you guys done. we have to take public comment. are you guys done? okay. that was an awkward ending. so the presentation portion. do we have any public comment on this item. >> one speaker card from oscar james. >> good afternoon director, commissioners. my name is oscar james. i'm a bayview resident of hunters point and the first to serve in the 1970 in writing the original memorandum of understanding. in the mission from the model city guidelines with 54 percent community and hundred percent citywide. we are going to stand by it. we don't care

view shipyard plan and the bayview hunters point and candle stick shipyard development plan. those plans were approved by the board of supervisors in 2010. the planning department has vermd the proposed vacation of the easements are in empowerment with the general plan and restores the county city surveyor i'm available for questions >> no thank you very much. >> okay. at this point weigh go to. i have two public comment cards (calling names) if you would please come forward planning commission. mranltsz >> i'm going to make the statement i hope you don't pass on this today everything in here is crap. i live one block and dollars homes in this areas this was tried to be passed when sizing was here and it failed. this has been rewritten it can't be nobody but olsen lee. when i looked in the back here and i see tipping many who is the redevelopment agency also olsen lee redevelopment which is rewriting his trying to rewrite history. i'm asking you don't pass on this people will be going to jail i will file a lawsuit and not allow the city and mayor's office and i want to let hi

i live -- i grew up in hunters point so i don't want to hear about hunters point and territoriality. people are suffering [speaker not understood], and i don't understand why we're here this evening. so, i would beg you to reject -- and the other thing that concerns me, somebody said, well, this is a bunch of lawyers. well, i'm concerned about a bunch of lawyers who have entered into a -- who don't understand contract law, who have entered into a contract that they have all signed off on, that she has signed off on. i would be concerned about lawyers that didn't understand contract law. so, whoever brought this, i urge you to reject it. (applause) >>> good evening, my name is orson [speaker not understood]. i'm the executive director of a statewide organization called the green line in institute and at green line in we fight red lining. we work to ensure that communities of color throughout the state including san francisco have economic opportunities to live the american dream. and i worked alongside juliet for many, many years, have known her and really couldn't think of a better p

vision and goal to help the community like the bayview be successful so i want to thank the bayview hunters point and the staff this is a fabulous staff. you know when you go to meetings they feed you fried chicken but thank you kathy you plowed open and your encourage and the work of the folks of this center you've done a stellar job on behalf of wells fargo here thrilled to be part of the community and so thank you very much (clapping) >> okay. the woman that needs inform introduction except we love her and she's been here our congresswoman the leader of the democratic house of representatives nancy pelosi (clapping.) >> thank you. good morning everyone. this will be the time i would say i'm honored to be here with you will have you with the members of the official first name of san francisco. but that's not why i'm here today, this is personal. this is about george davis it's personal for so many of us here and, of course, i'm proud to be here with supervisor cowen and supervisor campos and our gishd mayor and senator leno so many her in spirit including supervisor max wells mother who's