but i want to assure the public and you that the reason that we pulled away from 250 laguna honda was solely due to the need to be cost effective in our application of bond funds. there was site due diligence that our team did on the site, is that showed a very unstable hillside above our parcel. and the geotechnical engineers advised us there would be a stream of debris constantly flowing down onto our project. in addition, more seriously, that there was severe seismic safety risk for the homes above our parcel and that created what we thought was potentially an unsafe condition with serious cost implications. as well, there was a church on the site that had been deemed historic resource. and so we were unable to use that land that we thought we could replace with housing for housing. so the combination of fewer units and high costs and high long-term liability led us to the decision that it made sense to reallocate those funds in a more cost effective development. and into a development that we could get going immediately. so the public could see the benefit of the bond funds. so ju

she remained deeply committed to laguna honda hospital even after she retired. she continued to go back time and time again and volunteer. she was very involved in the irish community, including festivities held throughout the city and at the united irish cultural center. she will forever be remembered by all for her love of family and her friends, her charismatic, loving smile, and mostly how she made everyone feel special with her loving and warm personality. thank you and the rest i submit. >> clerk: thank you, madam president. supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: thank you. i wanted to thank president breed for doing a in memorial for barbara brown and ask to be added as co-sponsor. >> clerk: that concludes the introduction of new business. >> supervisor breed: thank you, madam clerk, can we please go back to our items 34 and 33 -- 33 and 34? mr. davidson, you have a new report for us? >> clerk: it's 34 and 35. >> supervisor breed: thank you. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: i want to bring to the board's attention an email that we all received yes

item 11 is a report back from the may 8th laguna honda jjc meeting. commissioner sanchez. >> president chow: commissioner sanchez. >> commissioner sanchez: i believe i chaired that item. >> i apologize, commissioner chow did chair that. >> president chow: oh. okay. >> it was a very good public committee. in our open session we did discuss the administrators report, the employee health and safety heard about energy repairedness. we looked at summary revisions of the hospital policies and procedures an approved all of those and in closed session approved the credentials reportfrepor reportfrepor reportful -- report. you'll receive a full report from the mayor. any questions, please? >> commissioner loyce was there too. did you want to add any comments? >> no, you did a wunonderful j. >> thank you. >> next item please. >> consideration for adjournment. >> president chow: a motion is in order. >> if i may? i just want to ask if the commission if we would adjourn in memory of a physician who passed away dr. richard joblec who served here. he was from the e

individuals transitioning out of skilled nursing facilities, including laguna honda have priority for program. so we update the commission -- this commission and the board of supervisors every six months, detailing the level of services and the associated costs as well as presents an annual plan for the next fiscal year. and i'm presenting both today. so the six-month report for the period of july 2018 and december 2018, there's one thing they would like to highlight which is that c.l.s. transition six residents out of laguna hospital to a contract that was approved by this commission two months ago. and this totaled 10 laguna clients for the calendar year and 13 clients if we include the others in san francisco. this is an important function of community living fund in that it not only helps to transition individuals within the community that can transition but also frees up the limited institution beds for those who really need it. and for the annual plan i'd like to highlight that the institute on aging will continue to draw down state dollars to offset the c.l.s. dollars from the

the files include people seen at zuckerberg san francisco general and laguna honda hospitals. investigators say other hospitals in other cities were also affected, but they have not said why. a now former employee of the transcription company accessed thousands of patients' records. >> the good news and what we want to make sure our patients understand is that there is no evidence that this information was put to any use at all, that it wasn't sold or used in any manner, and all of the data has been recovered. >> reporter: the kind of data that was accessed included names, dates of birth, medical record numbers, and even diagnosis and treatment information. now, that transcription company says that it has since tightened its protocols to make it more difficult or hopefully impossible for its employees to access patients' information. i asked if the department of public health is satisfied with that. they say yes, and they are continuing to work with this company. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> all lanes of the san mateo b

it includes people seen at san francisco general and laguna honda hospitals. other hospitals were also affected. they have not said why a now former employee of the transcription company accessed thousands of patients' records. >> the good news and what we want to make sure our patients understand is that there is no evidence that this information was put to any use at all. it wasn't sold or used in any manner. all of the data has been recovered. >> the data that was accessed included names, dates of birth, medical record numbers and diagnosis and treatment information. >>> morgan hill be on alert. police are investigating an attempted kidnapping. a 15-year-old boy says he was walking home from school on thursday afternoon when a man approached him from behind and grabbed him. the boy says he fought off his attacker and ran to a nearby relative's house for help. >>> a devastated family of this man is pleading for help from the public. his family shared these pictures of him with us. he was killed by a hit and run driver. his family is hoping someone saw someth

san francisco, the chinese american international school and helped to guide organizations from laguna hondaealth foundation. and the very last thing i'll mention, and by the way, i left many things out, you're an emmy winner for the work as executive producer of separate promises, broken dreams and documentary on the chinese exclusion act. for your legacy, and advocacy for vulnerable communities, also continues probably your most important legacy, your two sons larry and alan. now, many parents who are community activists and organizers and leaders know that it is often very difficult to have your children follow in your footsteps. in fact, sometimes they go in the other direction. but in this case, your two sons truly are carrying your legacy forward and will continue on. i first want to recognize larry, not only do you carry on your father's incredible legacy with your own rigorous legal career as chief legal officer of a global law firm as appointee of president clinton to serve as arbitrator for the international center for the settlement of dispute, but you do advocacy for the communit

it looks like about 250 are in the low-income housing that may be from switching from laguna honda to the other two. but the middle income housing that dropped by 170 units and i didn't see discussion of that. maybe you could comment on that. >> there was a loss of units projected in the low-income housing unit because of the reallocation of funds. also because of rising costs, we have been able -- we have had to spend more on a per-unit basis for projects. also, the same is true of the middle income housing. we projected, even a year ago, we projected a certain per-unit subsidy that because of the costs and also at the federal level, i didn't mention this, but with the federal tax reform act that was finalized in december of 2017, we lost approximately $50,000 in equity per unit from our low-income housing tax credit program. the only source of replacement for those funds is the city. so we're facing dual challenges, less assistance at the state and federal level, and higher costs. so that is resulting in higher gap funding on a per-unit basis from us. but we can go back and give you