noe valley district and discover polk district for 2019-2020. receiving and approving the annual reports for fiscal years 2018-19, 2019-2020. members who wish to comment on these six resolution call the number 415-655-0001. meeting id24820543764. after you enter the id press pound twice and star 3 to speak. mr. chair. >> supervisor preston: thank you, mr. clerk. we have one of the busiest people in san francisco that morning. mr. chris coregis presenting on all of these various items along with the executive directors of each district. those are cathymopen of the yerba buena cbd and andrea from castro, deb and duncan lee of discover -- noe valley and discover polk and chris from lower polk and i know that my colleagues both on the committee and we may have others with comments on this specific districts. for the purpose of efficiency with six of these before us i would ask colleagues to save remarks or questions until after the executive director for that cbd has an opportunity to present. we will start with mr. corgis for 10 minutes to address

noe valley district and discover polk district for 2019-2020. receiving and approving the annual reports for fiscal years 2018-19, 2019-2020. members who wish to comment on these six resolution call the number 415-655-0001. meeting id24820543764. after you enter the id press pound twice and star 3 to speak. mr. chair. >> supervisor preston: thank you, mr. clerk. we have one of the busiest people in san francisco that morning. mr. chris coregis presenting on all of these various items along with the executive directors of each district. those are cathymopen of the yerba buena cbd and andrea from castro, deb and duncan lee of discover -- noe valley and discover polk and chris from lower polk and i know that my colleagues both on the committee and we may have others with comments on this specific districts. for the purpose of efficiency with six of these before us i would ask colleagues to save remarks or questions until after the executive director for that cbd has an opportunity to present. we will start with mr. corgis for 10 minutes to address

we did find some at the walgreens in san francisco's noe valley today. but it was the only store in three neighborhoods that had them in stock. joining us now, nbc bay area reporter sergei sergio quintana. >> we went to three different neighborhoods, and only one of them had them on their shelves. i also called four other store, and none of the stores that i called had any in stock. and i had to tell you it does not necessarily mean you're going to save any time by calling the stores because you also have to wait for someone to pick up the phone. and a lot of times, all four times all of them said they didn't have them in stock anyways. it took up some time. >> sergio, you had much more success than i did. i'm on the peninsula. i went to three or four stores. i pull up in the parking lot. i see a sign on the door. it says we are totally sold out. that's my luck. go ahead. >> and also, little tip. you should also go in and ask, because they do sometimes have them behind the counter as well there was one store that said they're out, but they had them behin

>> clerk: yes, please go ahead. >> i live down the street in the neighborhood in noe valley. i'm an architect, been an architect for almost 20 years and lived in the city for almost 30. i'm on the housing committee, and i think we should trust the planning commission and the planning department to vet the value of this as a housing proposal. having worked with the planning department, they are vetting is seriously. i think we need to have it for single young professionals, and i would also add that it has two public schools, and 24 street has a lot of small stores and restaurants, and those places need people that can afford housing, and they can walk to work. they don't have a car, and they might not even have a bicycle, so i support this for the neighborhood at large. thank you. >> clerk: thank you. call-in user four? okay. we can come back to you. we will now hear from yen. please go ahead. yen. can you -- >> hi. can you hear me? >> clerk: yes, i can. >> yes, i am a resident in the area [indiscernible] that were built with energy efficiency. there are some speakers who liv

have been reviewed as tantamount to demolition, with a total of 40 speculative projects flipped in noe valley in the last few years. i neglected to include the one that i added which originally sold in 2013. was reviewed and approved in 2014 without a d.r. work started on 2015 and then flipped in 2017. i sent photos that showed the work on this project in july and october of 2015 and reminded me of a conversation between the former zoning administrator and a former commissioner that took place on june 25, 2015 as part of general public comment. which starts at 35 minutes on the sf gov tv. please watch the entire general comment for that day. my comment is about the e-mail i sent in the day before that june 24, 2015 and i showed some photos that are still ongoing about extreme alterations that should be classified as demolitions. including something that is more prevalent in the past six years and that is the increase in major excavations. this june 2015 general public comment is prior to both the r.a.t. and the peskin legislation attempts to deal with section 317 as well as the changes to the

from noe valley to san francisco to emeryville, we've been sharing the alerts throughout the day, letting them know this and advisory is in place. again, if you're just waking up and just joining us, we want to get you up to speed. the tsunami advisory was issued for coastal areas of the state after a tsunami hit tonga, one of the largest islands there, ag we're looking at these live images of the closed ocean beach. as we wait to see how this will play out, we have been talking to jonathan baxter with the san francisco fire department, who said we don't expect to see any major flooding today, so good news there. the main threat is that rip current. and that's why we see beaches like ocean beach closed right now. i think we want to take a check now with meteorologist lisa argen for a look at the forecast. lisa: right, and just to go off from what you are saying, looking at sudden rises and falls in the water levels all around san francisco into santa cruz, kind of like what we'd have for king tied. so we're watching therefore you, and also monitoring the cloud cover as to how much sunshin

so a little cooler and those areas, stinson beach in noe valley, all upper 40's mid to upper 50's. all right. thursday, we get that break dry conditions today. we start to see more rain in the forecast again tomorrow morning. dry into the weekend. another system will be tracking that. that arrives early next week. and then inland lows. you're looking at mid 40's, upper 30's along the coast there. mid 40's. say salute lee are a quick check of the bridges for this morning. weather and traffic. >> always goes well together. we've got a nice right here. westbound 80 no problems on the bay bridge from oakland to san francisco. so easy peasy there. the san mateo bridge has also been smooth so far this morning. volume certainly picking up. we can see that here in these updated live shots. but you're still traveling at the limit. no major problems reported for you. and the richmond sandra fell bridge has been an easy ride this morning as well with just one car in the shot west bound 5.80, headed toward the toll plaza. no problems on the span heading into marion county. and then finally, th

these are your highs up in santa rosa low 50's novato noe valley, san francisco, half moon bay and then 48 degrees down there. morgan hill conquered oakland in the mid to lower 50's. les hill any okay. word fremont in livermore at 48 your seven-day forecast. remember light rain this morning into the evening, a second week system makes its way. but that's going to be in the north bay santa rosa. wednesday. scattered showers will see that as well. and then thursday we start to dry out just to get rain again on friday, saturday and sunday's that dry conditions. but again, partly cloudy monday mostly sunny, that's what we can look forward to clear skies. but in inland areas, you're in your 40's and then along the coast upper 40's and low 50's. james, back to you. all right. thank you very much. >> 9.45 the time and again, the roads have been fantastic as we're giving you a quick traffic check because traffic and weather go together on stormy days. right now looks pretty good. we've got light conditions here on westbound 80 as you make your way from oakland through the toll plaza on to the b

the world journal, the wind, the marina times, and the noe valley voice.hose are the newspapers that applied for the outreach advertising and that have qualified for the outreach advertising. and then to answer -- is there a question? okay. and then to answer i believe a speaker from the league of women voters and david pillpell, we will be posting all of our outreach advertisements notices on the redistricting website. and wanted to then report on one other thing that you all asked us to check out. at our last meeting, i committed to working with the city librarian to ensure that the public computers at the libraries in the various districts can be utilized for members of the public to be able to access the redistricting mapping tool. since that meeting, i am pleased to report that i have met with the city librarian michael lambert and he was very receptive to utilizing his computers in the area of the libraries in all of the districts and he provided us very quickly a list of the libraries and their business hours and the length of time that one can use

the item 16 annual report for the noe valley district. item 18 receive and approve the annual report for the lower polk community district for fiscal years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020. >> president walton: i don't see anyone on the roster. please call the roll for items 13-18. >> clerk: on items 13-18. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thee resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call item number 19. >> clerk: item 19 is an ordinance to amended planning code to designate as landmark the casa sanchez building at 2778, 24th street. >> president walton: please call the roll for item 19. >> clerk: on item 19. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. please call item number 20. >> clerk: to amend the administrative code to require landlords pursuing certain types of evicks to first provide their tenants with written notice and to end an opportunity to cure unless the eviction is base the on a safety issue and to make the appropriate findings. >> presi

we have some in outer neighborhood corridors such as the castro for market, noe valley, ocean avenue and japantown. so some of the services that cbds provide via special assessment dollars are community ambassadors, public space station activation, cbd dispatch, advocacy, surveillance cameras. and they also in some instances hire 10b officers or additional security when 10b is not available to patrol the area during the day or at night. of the 15 community benefit districts, approximately 10 of them articulate that they do have safety services in their management district plan. right now i'm available for any questions from the committee. >> chair mar: thank you so much for that presentation. and just for all of the important programs and services that oewd provides to support our small businesses. i don't see any questions from my colleagues. i had just a specific question about the commercial corridor camera and safety audit. and i think, you know, expanding the security cameras in our commercial corridors, you know, is one low-hanging fruit intervention that could be done, you kno

first living in noe valley then living as well as my 5-year-old son. i started my career working for jackie spear during her time working in san mateo and san francisco counties. i moved over to the mayor's office and served as deputy communications officer for gavin newsome for almost five years. for the bay area county and also went on to help jim and tom stier focused on children, families and climate change. and then in 2012, started my own public agency handling my own media strategies. my firm has worked on many of the largest projects in the bay area including the entitlement of chase center, super bowl 50. in 2010, i joined the juvenile probation commission upon leaving the mayor's office because of my experience working in his administration with with the san francisco juvenile system. since then, i've been reappointed to the commission by mayor lee and now mayor breed. i've served two terms as president. i've worked with three chiefs. now chief katie miller. in the twelve years that i've served on the commission, i've worked with my colleague

the item 16 annual report for the noe valley district. item 18 receive and approve the annual report for the lower polk community district for fiscal years 2018-2019 and 2019-2020. >> president walton: i don't see anyone on the roster. please call the roll for items 13-18. >> clerk: on items 13-18. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: thee resolutions are adopted unanimously. please call item number 19. >> clerk: item 19 is an ordinance to amended planning code to designate as landmark the casa sanchez building at 2778, 24th street. >> president walton: please call the roll for item 19. >> clerk: on item 19. [roll call vote] there are 11 ayes. >> president walton: this ordinance is passed on first reading unanimously. please call item number 20. >> clerk: to amend the administrative code to require landlords pursuing certain types of evicks to first provide their tenants with written notice and to end an opportunity to cure unless the eviction is base the on a safety issue and to make the appropriate findings. >> presi

have been reviewed as tantamount to demolition, with a total of 40 speculative projects flipped in noe valleyrs. i neglected to include the one that i added which originally sold in 2013. was reviewed and approved in 2014 without a d.r. work started on 2015 and then flipped in 2017. i sent photos that showed the work on this project in july and october of 2015 and reminded me of a conversation between the former zoning administrator and a former commissioner that took place on june 25, 2015 as part of general public comment. which starts at 35 minutes on the sf gov tv. please watch the entire general comment for that day. my comment is about the e-mail i sent in the day before that june 24, 2015 and i showed some photos that are still ongoing about extreme alterations that should be classified as demolitions. including something that is more prevalent in the past six years and that is the increase in major excavations. this june 2015 general public comment is prior to both the r.a.t. and the peskin legislation attempts to deal with section 317 as well as the changes to the clarifications in t