to nonprofit, affordable housing agencies and those could include capital repairs or creation of new unitso that's for that. $8.2 million. finally in items of next steps after we go to the oversight board and sent e send this to the department of finance we've been working with the treasurer and bringing that back to you when we have estimates from the krovrlz and the treasurer as to how much we're asking for we'll expect the disables by early november and if there're a need to confer we have 5 business days to do that my mid december we have the determination on the loan and the property tax distribution for this on january 2nd with that, i'm happy to answer any questions >> thank you. first public comment >> i have no speaker cards. >> no speakers so, now in the hands of the commission any questions? >> i have a question. >> yes. please. >> so what are the chances we're going to get the treasurer cash loan and oh, i think it's actually very, very i high i'm be surprised the city has a strong interest in having no question about our credit and the payment of our bonds our reputation has

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affordable housing and social services i'm very excited to be part of the development of 8 thousand new unit 2 thousand will be affordable housing things i'll focus on will be to make sure the development is very tlibt and intentional how it creates the focus an building the community and are you insuring the tints are reliable to all residents i'm excited but recognize there are currently many people living on the treasure island and i believe my background helps me to give insight into the day to day operations of the island i appreciate you hearing my nomination. >> colleagues do you have any questions. >> supervisor tang. >> sure i know you spoke about some of the goals if you're able to be appointed and clearly have a lot of vpd on treasure island so what are some if you can talk about some of the issues you highlighted some of them but the changes that might be facing this body talk one of my goals to make sure that the residents and the businesses on the island continue to enjoy a quality of life on the island there's issues around electricity and other sfroo infrastructure issues tha

market and the brand new unit so it's a good project >> commissioner moore. >> i like to talk about the project two projects and see if increase some dialog between the two this we can agree. mr. jake briefing remind me of the commercial >> for the commercial space generally in the district the commercial requirement for parking doesn't trigger until 5 thousand square feet for the residential square feet it's minimal one-on-one. >> first question i know that it's a very attractive commercial corridor with restaurants and the sites is hard to find a place having said that, the project suffers a little bit from its parking it pushes certain elements into variances which are perhaps not necessary. i would to comment on the a lot and ask the architect i appreciate your parking and pitting it in stacks what's the reason of why you didn't use the unique in the second building >> happy to answer that question. the main reason being we are you're going stackers in the lot a we have 50 percent of ground floor as actual so the ground floor is 15 feet at all. in the lot b we were unable to meet th

nations, as he pointed out. >> he said it was time now to build a new united nations for a new generation. that seems to be the theme be it the representatives from the arab league, be it the representatives from the united states or whoever has addressed the united nations today during the 69th meeting. why is new u.n.? are there parts of the world that no longer believe that the united nations works? >> well, here's something that we need to understand. i think from the very beginning today even secretary general ban ki-moon addressed that the united nations has to be doing a much better work in terms of addressing issues such as syria, isil, the ebola crisis. but i think another aspect of this speech that we just heard is that mexico is an emerging market. it is part of an emerging market, one of the next 11. >> he said it was part of a new world order. >> yes, mexico is one of the largest economies in the world today. it is the tenth largest economy. mexico is looking for another active role becoming what they call the trillion--trillion dollar economy, just like south korea, like fra

underutilized space and actually add space to their building that would be a great way to bring new units online and of course, available to the city overall. and we hope to be adding most of these funds in addition to the exempt funds to make the pool digger and reach that many more unit we anticipate the primary use of those funds is going to be preserve vacation we insure our haentd tenants live in good place and it also freeze up other money we having would have p had to put in the preserve vacation like coming up in the mission for example, we have the rfp coming up for the mission that will use the funds so it's add i have to our budget and help us to further the mission of quality affordable housing. >> i appreciate that and i'm glad you said that on the record you read in the newspaper about the deplorable conditions and in some of the buildings we're in san francisco not in a small town in a poor third world country yet it sound like some of the shanty experiences are here i'm clearly feeling compelled that should be taken care of immediately, the $3 million if it fits quickly i'

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the three new units are still larger than any other unit within 300 feet of the site and over 4,000 square foot each and they are larger than the average unit size of 25 hundred square 00-square foot. excavation is still so massive that it will require more than a thousand trips disrupting traffic for months maybe longer. even after thd has sought to work with this developer for a period of years there has been no outreach to the thd board since the last hearing. in light of that and to help find more appropriate alternatives for this site we have arranged appropriations by thdd and planning and urban design firm. on behalf of thd i would like to ask kevin dylan to come here and give you a presentation. >> good afternoon. i am quick ly going through a series of diagrams and hopefully our more in spirit of the general plan objectives and policies specifically as they relate to telegraph hill and this project concerning preserving the public view corridors and unique character of telegraph hill, the step development of the hillside and the neighborhood and scale of the streets and housing an

i sit and stress all day long. >> caleb bumgarner is placed in a new housing unit and it does little rs. >>> inside the fairfax county adult detention center, caleb bumgarner 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. >> bumgarner 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 mean, 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 bumgarner holds his son. he recently went

replacement and matching historic brick units and new cornice, new guardrails and new roof and windows and doors. the department received one letter of support for the propose project however the letter also highlighted the concern for a new dwelling unit located within the commercial district and how issues of annoys -- noise and hours of operation may have impact on future residents. i have a copy of the letter for distribution. the project sponsor is here and prepared a short presentation to show the proposed work. this concludes my presentation. thank you. >> thank you, kelly and good afternoon commissioners. my name is scott keeney, the project architect and sponsor. i prepared a very short presentation for you. i have a powerpoint presentation here. so, here we are. here is a picture of the exterior facade of 48 gold street which we are proposing to rehabilitate to department of interior standards and maintain and enhance all the character defining elements which include the cladding and rectangular massing and the brick and symmetrical facade. we do

number 72,000 new jobs since the depth of the great recession and obviously, we haven't built 72,000 new units of affordable housing and that has contributed to the great demand, along with sort of the structural issues related to the demand for urban housing overall. obviously that results in much higher rents. now exceeding $4,000 a month. and median home value or sales price value close to $1 million. those price levels affect all of us in san francisco, especially those of us who are not making the big bucks and who need a place to stay in san francisco. so the subtitle of the report "under pressure and challenged." is an accurate description of the challenge that we are facing right now. in response to this, you know the mayor in his state of the city created a 7-point plan to try to address this. this is part of the working group that has been going on as the grand jury alluded to. but it's about doing a variety of things to address the affordability crisis that is going on. first and foremost, preventing evictions. making sure that residents who are living in affordable units are not ev

were not set to deny the application it had a merger of two units but now how the code has changed we're doing whatever we can to encourage new housing there's been code changes if you have an illegal unit in the rear yard that has to fit the rear yard requirements unfortunately, this situation is not addressed. >> its unique. >> if there was dwellings at the front and police vehicle back it wouldn't require permits so that's one of the issues it doesn't it needs a variance. >> thank you. thanks. >> there any public comment. >> are you the variance holder. >> okay. >> so i can't speak under public comment but under rebuttal we'll get to you in 3 minutes. >> mr. faifrt 3 minutes of

building you can't expand the size of the building if the building is a rent control building the new unit will be rent control as well in is a good piece of legislation colleagues, i urge your support i'm also introducing with supervisor chiu and maybe supervisor cohen specifically a resolution supporting san francisco's bid to host the 22nd eight conference in 2018 it's the single largest conference on the health issues the san francisco health commission is organizing a campaign for the 2018 over our loan city amsterdam but it should be in san francisco not amsterdam with the passage of this resolution the board of supervisors will send a strong message on the on behalf of the city of san francisco to recommend that the conference be sited here. because we're nearing a deadline in terms of decisions we need to vote on it today that's the imperative nature so i urge you colleagues to support this and the rest i'll submit >> thank you supervisor wiener. >> supervisor yee. >> supervisor avalos. thank you madam clerk and i have one feel good resolution about camp matthew it provides a great

james bayes joins us from the united nations in new york where the security council has been talkingut the outbreak in liberia. what is being said at this meeting, james? >> well, the u.n.'s medical and humanitarian experts have been dealing with this epidemic for some considerable time. but the security council doesn't normally deal with public health issues. it is dealing with it because of a regular meeting about liberia where there still is a u.n. peace keeping mission. but clearly the meeting was dominated by the situation regarding liberia considering that they are the worst-effected country. the president declared a state of emergency. and that's why the security council was briefed by liberia's minister of defense. >> we are meeting at a time when liberia is facing a serious threat to national existence. the deadly virus has caused disruption of the normal functioning of our state. the disease has now reached urban centerings, including the capitol. it is now spreading like wildfire devalving everything in its path. the country has been overwhelmed. >> well, there are concern

were not set to deny the application it had a merger of two units but now how the code has changed we're doing whatever we can to encourage new housing there's been code changes if you have an illegal unit in the rear yard that has to fit the rear yard requirements unfortunately, this situation is not addressed. >> its unique. >> if there was dwellings at the front and police vehicle back it wouldn't require permits so that's one of the issues it doesn't it needs a variance. >> thank you. thanks. >> there any public comment. >> are you the variance holder. >> okay. >> so i can't speak under public comment but under rebuttal we'll get to you in 3 minutes. >> mr. faifrt 3 minutes of rebuttal. >> i know this isn't the planning commission that's why my brief has nothing to do with changes it states what is and what is its is the this that was prepared in the application and the building in the application my arguments it through 4 have merit i know you've read them i standoff ready to answer questions technical or otherwise but i think that given the fact that a extension of this process can't happen until after the dr process th

city to decreasing even if the mayors 25shg9 of thirty thousand new units by 2024 is met the report suggests the best way to make the housing affordable have the technological bubble we're under burst we may not be able to build b build our way out but we have to have the housing for the people living on the streets it could came into from vacant buildings or the purchase and rehab of the vacant building by the san francisco land use and housing providers in the past few years the city has seen the constructions of 2 thousand new mashlth condo and no december essential decrease in rent or the price of housing in the city. this commission needs to take a long are hard look at the relatives of it's approval of signature market rate housing like the mission this commission needed to understand those projects are not benefiting the community not bring down rent or the price of real estate they're driving real estate and commercial rents up and leading to the displacement of tenants and small businesses. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm marie i'm the housing organize in her the cause of the m

jobs, and 6 hundred and 74 acres of new open space will be from the central and southern waterfront mission bay will complete one thousand 3 hundred and 40 residential unit this year with over 20th century 2 thousand more in the coming years that's not only exciting news to the neighborhood there's more exciting news for that particularly areas the golden gate warriors are coming home to san francisco the san francisco giants are working to entitle new homes and offices and retail space to serve mission bay and this november voters will have an opportunity to move pier 70s development forward and south of pier 70 the energy company is 4r50r9d to a power site and build inc. is working to develop another plan linked to open space along the bay and i and all of this new development will enter sect with the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point we'll added over 12 though new homes within reach of our working families so i told you it's not just housing housing is the only thing that working families need it's not the only thing if he wanted families to say and biz businesses to come we need to work on the public school system we can possible have we

it will add sidewalks and bicycle lanes and housing, 650 new units. >> they are under construction and development and this is part of the larger plans. the project will be in addition to the building going on already south of market street. >> i think it is a weird place for housing but i know the city needs housing too. what do you do? >> reporter: some of the $3.5 million project is built with funds earmarked for the redevelopment agency. they are advising drivers to take harrison street exit or folsom street exit. >> it is our hope drivers will see the signs that are already up or they see the media attention and we have also done outreach to businesses in the area. >> it will be a change. >> reporter: the folsom street off ramp is scheduled to close in 5 hours, it will reopen in march. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> pg&e says a third party contractor caused a natural gas leak today near hayward. authorities blocked off the intersection that is two blocks away from a elementary school. the leak was capped about 11:15 p.m. >>> tomorrow he will in

affordable homes now we're building 69 affordable rental oozed uses so the net between 54 and 58 new units since they will be subscribed by the city it has a cap that is negotiated by ocii it could subsidy 5892 housing unit they will be built on the transbay area not 12k3wr5ig9 them and block 8 is located open fulsome between 1 and fremont street ocii has xuftd awning agreement with companies and tenderloin development corpse to build the project and transbay block 8 designed by obamacare m a this proposal will include more affordable housing than proposed with 67 hundred and six 3 unit in which one hundred and 77 are affordable to hourldz between 40 and 5060 percent of the area medium income it's low on the superdome the items being introduced will be heard alters ocii and planning i want to express my strong support and come back to the board of supervisors as we see sit on the proportion of the area plan this proposal will allows us to get more affordable housing and thus set an important precedent of setting a higher off site fee and demonstrates that the developer can and will pay hig

the united states was something new on the world stage. although the founders look back to republics of the ancient world for guidance in essence, they were creating something new in the modern world. something untried, untested, and fragile. and i think it's really easy to forget how new and experimental the young nation was during its founding years. you can certainly hear it in the comments of a lot of people at the time. so for example, here's james madison at the launching of the new government in 1789. he said quote, we are in a wilderness without a single footstep to guide us. here's george washington that same year, i walk on untrodened ground. and here's a senator, william mcclay of pennsylvania who had the same exact feeling in 1889. he wrote the whole world sl a shell, and we tread on hollow ground every step. now, those, if you think about it, those are three remarkably similar statements. it's almost like these three people woke up and conferred and said the shaky ground metaphor really, that's what it feels like to be foundin

officials with south korea's defense ministry said the new unit will begin operations early next year. they said the u.s. proposed a move and will head the unit. they said that in the event of a conflict, the division would destroy north korea's weapons of mass destruction such as nuclear and chemical weapons. a south korean official said teaming up will improve combat capabilities as their countries' troops are familiar with the north's geography and language. >>> experts on north korean media say power may be moving to a younger generation of leader kim jong-un's family. they say kim's younger sister may have advanced in the country's hierarchy. state-run korean central television reported that kim jong-un and his wife attended a concert. it said they were accompanied by the leader's sister. kim yo-jong, then senior officials of the military and korean workers party. the announcer read out the sister's name before mentioning the party's first vice director. experts say this is the first time she has been given priority over the key party figure. yo-jong has reportedly been accompany

united nations. you're in "the situation room." let's get right to the breaking news. the united states and five arab allies carry out waves of air strikes against terror targets across syria. the pentagon calls them very successful but cautions this is only the beginning. the strikes mark a major new escalation of what could be a long war against isis. but they begin with a surprise u.s. cruise missile and tack on an al qaeda offshoot that officials say plotted against the u.s. and the west, perhaps using concealed explosives on airplanes. president obama says this is not america's fight alone. and when he speaks here at the united nations tomorrow, he'll make a major pitch for more support in this war on terror. let's begin with our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr. she has the very latest. barbara? >> just a short time ago, another al qaeda-backed group says its leader was killed in u.s. air strikes. no confirmation of that from washington. but we are getting our first look at u.s. military action. first, the attack. 48 warplanes from the u.s. and five arab nati

the new united states coalition with five different arab nations, significantly and notably absent the europeans, no french, no united kingdom, so where does this go from here and what is the next step? let's get right to fox top story and ed henry live at the united nations for us. when you listen to the president's speech today, what a difference a year will make. >> yeah. because remember last year the president was giving the same address to the united nations general assembly and kind of a victory lap. he was saying look, with my policies we've now ended a decade of war, iraq and afghanistan. troops home now from iraq. he said last year, they're coming home soon from afghanistan. and oh, by the way, al qaeda and its core leadership have been decimated. that was a year ago. now what is he doing live right now? you just showed, the president chairing this u.n. security council meeting about the threat from foreign fighters, these terrorists, some americans, western europeans, trained by isis and other terror groups, syria, iraq, elsewhere, who have western passports and may come bac

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only a fraction of planned new housing units stand completed. tens of thousands of evacuees still live in temporary shelters. as of the end of august, a mere 3,060 units out of planned 29,000 had been finished in the three most affected prefectures. officials say selecting locations and acquiring land take time and blame the delay on the factors as the labor shortage and a lack of building materials. meanwhile, nhk has learned about 330 brand new housing units in 19 municipalities are sitting empty. the people scheduled to occupy them have rebuilt their lives around the temporary homes. >> translator: in three and a half years since the disaster our lives are finally somewhat settled. it's too hard to think of moving it again. >> officials say the vacancies are due to people making other plans as construction fell behind. >>> tokyo. >> japanese olympic hopefuls are training hard six years ahead of the tokyo games. one of them hopes to represent the country in a sport that's surging in popularity. women's soccer. nhk world's hiroshi nakajima has

project shall not be counted as producing housing under the goal of the city to reduce thirty thousand new units of housing unless there's a cc&r imposed on the project guiding every condo ownership that prohibits the association rules and it also biennials the owner in terms of any rental a that's happened before condos are sold. there is an absolute approximate on rentals because unless you have a set right near a you countering station how attractive will that be to people using it as a short time rental. a lot of the plays that are initially occupied as condolence people move on and they decide they're to rent it out on an monthly basis the condition is that the planning commission you development a really binding condition and everyone who is coming in for a large project like this one last a condition that it can't be converted to short term rental that has to be remaining as a primary residence and housing for people in the city no tourists please incorporate that true mark should be happy to have a resolution like that a condition because their building housing aren't they and if their b