>>supervisor norman yee: to follow up? >> okay. supervisor yee. i will just call on you all the time. >>supervisor norman yee: commissioner asked about synchronizing buses and so forth. i would like to get a report in terms of update, how we are doing with that. there are lines that come up pretty frequently and there are lines that don't come up frequently. those are the ones that i would like to have some focus on to make sure they are synced up so a student doesn't have to wait around for 25 minutes. a comment about one of the benefits of this program and at least -- leads into our next discussion that motivates families to continue to stay in san francisco and it's a big issue for many of us on the board of supervisors to the try to keep people in san francisco because as you know san francisco has the lowest school population than anywhere in the united states. it's how to provide transportation and build housing for families. thank you for pointing that out. as another thing i can say to families. we have free muni. >>supervisor jane kim: th

committee members vice chair katie tang to supervisor eric mar supervisor wiener and supervisor norman yee thank you and to all my colleagues that played an integral role and harvey rose this is harvey's 44th budget in the city of san francisco so harvey to deborah thank you to you so much to benefit rosenfeld and his incredible team this wouldn't have happened to todd for this and mission bay i michelle and everybody a special, special thanks to kate howard the mirrors budget director it is difficult to over sate how much that of an impact it kate had to mr. cobb and everyone in the marries team and room 2 hundred to my office to justin a margaret to the staff of every single board of supervisors office thank you for your leadership as well is it happens together as a city father and mother and a lot of back and forth and i know this is probable you're most fun time of the year i want to thank you for being in front of us to the treasurer carmen chu our assessor-recorder the follower budget chair that i let take my keys from. >> thank you this is the budget we can be incredibly proud of i

>>supervisor norman yee: i want to thank the study for the balboa park station. it's due time. there has been discussion from the city or the mayor's office to look at the balboa reservoir as a potential site for housing development and during those community meetings, the biggest concern that people had was about not only future traffic issues that the development might cause, it's already grid locked as it is. so we thought it would just take the opportunity to not wait for the final conceptualization of the reservoir plan in regards to housing to get started in terms of studying the traffic issues because i think there is probably things we can find solutions for current issues. so i'm hoping everybody will be supportive of this. tang tang -- >>supervisor katy tang: thank you, any other questions or comments? i think these are all great especially with the coupling of the b rt coming online and the improvements to gough street will be important. with that we can open up to public comment. is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> colle

>>supervisor norman yee: thank you, madam president. i just have a couple of questions since i was not on the land use committee. >>> >> >> >>supervisor norman yee: that's going to pay less attention to the other ones and will support the business going towards the other hotels, in this case not the one in the airport. so that's sort of the gist of this report. can you, do you have any comments around that? >> at the bottom line, the report is meaningless because it ignores the fact that we negotiated a 35% room rate differential between the burling game property and the other property. if we don't receive 35% more on average per night, hyatt loses that contract. the key fact of the analysis, the analysis was prepared in november and public information for some period that we negotiated that 35% differential. dallas has the hyatt regency and grand hyatt on airport property and they have been successful. the economic down turn. the room rate differential at the hyatt increased in comparison to other hotels in the area. we know our hotel

>>supervisor norman yee: thank you, madam president. i just have a couple of questions since i was not on the land use committee. >>> >> >> >>supervisor norman yee: that's going to pay less attention to the other ones and will support the business going towards the other hotels, in this case not the one in the airport. so that's sort of the gist of this report. can you, do you have any comments around that? >> at the bottom line, the report is meaningless because it ignores the fact that we negotiated a 35% room rate differential between the burling game property and the other property. if we don't receive 35% more on average per night, hyatt loses that contract. the key fact of the analysis, the analysis was prepared in november and public information for some period that we negotiated that 35% differential. dallas has the hyatt regency and grand hyatt on airport property and they have been successful. the economic down turn. the room rate differential at the hyatt increased in comparison to other hotels in the area. we know our hotel

>>supervisor norman yee: thank you, madam president. i just have a couple of questions since i was not on the land use committee. >>> >> >> >>supervisor norman yee: that's going to pay less attention to the other ones and will support the business going towards the other hotels, in this case not the one in the airport. so that's sort of the gist of this report. can you, do you have any comments around that? >> at the bottom line, the report is meaningless because it ignores the fact that we negotiated a 35% room rate differential between the burling game property and the other property. if we don't receive 35% more on average per night, hyatt loses that contract. the key fact of the analysis, the analysis was prepared in november and public information for some period that we negotiated that 35% differential. dallas has the hyatt regency and grand hyatt on airport property and they have been successful. the economic down turn. the room rate differential at the hyatt increased in comparison to other hotels in the area. we know our hotel

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

>>supervisor norman yee: thank you, madam president. i just have a couple of questions since i was not on the land use committee. >>> >> >> >>supervisor norman yee: that's going to pay less attention to the other ones and will support the business going towards the other hotels, in this case not the one in the airport. so that's sort of the gist of this report. can you, do you have any comments around that? >> at the bottom line, the report is meaningless because it ignores the fact that we negotiated a 35% room rate differential between the burling game property and the other property. if we don't receive 35% more on average per night, hyatt loses that contract. the key fact of the analysis, the analysis was prepared in november and public information for some period that we negotiated that 35% differential. dallas has the hyatt regency and grand hyatt on airport property and they have been successful. the economic down turn. the room rate differential at the hyatt increased in comparison to other hotels in the area. we know our hotel

>>supervisor norman yee: thank you, madam president. i just have a couple of questions since i was not on the land use committee. >>> >> >> >>supervisor norman yee: that's going to pay less attention to the other ones and will support the business going towards the other hotels, in this case not the one in the airport. so that's sort of the gist of this report. can you, do you have any comments around that? >> at the bottom line, the report is meaningless because it ignores the fact that we negotiated a 35% room rate differential between the burling game property and the other property. if we don't receive 35% more on average per night, hyatt loses that contract. the key fact of the analysis, the analysis was prepared in november and public information for some period that we negotiated that 35% differential. dallas has the hyatt regency and grand hyatt on airport property and they have been successful. the economic down turn. the room rate differential at the hyatt increased in comparison to other hotels in the area. we know our hotel

finally, to the supervisor norman yee whether the developer is committed toward percent yes the developere stated he would like to build the 20% but if you read the actual real estate transaction, what it says the developer will build a minimum of 15% affordable. to say that electability toward percent is not the same thing as what is before the board today which only states a minimum of 15%. we could've put something in this duet said no less than 20% unless, for some reason, the market fall through but that's just not what's in the contract that is before us today. so, kali surmising we can do better. i think with another project that's moving through the process right now is good indicated that we can do better and with that you can look like and so at this time i asked you not to support what is before us today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> mr. update, i want to give her sons to some of the issues that supervisor peskin and supervisor kim hebrides. in respect to the sales price of $89 supervisor peskin had mentioned was initially i think going to be 87 or $90 million and can you

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

this hearing is cosponsored by supervisor norman yee and jane kim. not necessarily the three asian pacific islanders because a lot of the coalition are youth leaders from uycc and fpcc and chinese and japanese american leaders and others of color that are a key part of our coalition. our community knows that alcohol related harms are causes of premature death and other health problems and they lead to huge health public health cost direct and indirect within our city. our city also has the highest density in our state of california of alcohol sales as well. so our prevention coalition is extremely concerned about chain stores that are looking at additional revenue by selling alcohol. so starbucks, just think about how many starbucks there are in san francisco. there were some around 80, i believe, or taco bells as well. if there is one or two start, there is the explosion of more of them and to allow cheap alcohol sales with fast food and pefrjs -- beverage and it's a harm to our community as well and not only are these types of chains but other cafe

. >> i want to thank norman yee for the board of supervisors something we've not done enough of at the city level it is great to work from a land use prospective to make sure our developers are paying in their fair share as we grow jobs and housing and the facilities to support the families living and working and staying in san francisco and by shining we have actual space to provide the childcare we can do it i'll make a motion to with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> it we need to make amendments. >> apologizes i make a motion to make the amendments by supervisor yee. >> this is accepted unanimously okay is there other motion. >> now i'd like to i move we send it to the full board with a positive recommendation to the full board. >> we'll take that without objection. that item passes thank you very much madam clerk. >> thank you to my colleagues here i hope you will decide to be a co-sponsor. >> absolutely thank you for bringing this to us and is advocates - would you please - okay madam clerk call item 4. >> and hearing on the planning for the impacts and transportati

finally, to the supervisor norman yee whether the developer is committed toward percent yes the developertated he would like to build the 20% but if you read the actual real estate transaction, what it says the developer will build a minimum of 15% affordable. to say that electability toward percent is not the same thing as what is before the board today which only states a minimum of 15%. we could've put something in this duet said no less than 20% unless, for some reason, the market fall through but that's just not what's in the contract that is before us today. so, kali surmising we can do better. i think with another project that's moving through the process right now is good indicated that we can do better and with that you can look like and so at this time i asked you not to support what is before us today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> mr. update, i want to give her sons to some of the issues that supervisor peskin and supervisor kim hebrides. in respect to the sales price of $89 supervisor peskin had mentioned was initially i think going to be 87 or $90 million and can you ju

finally, to the supervisor norman yee whether the developer is committed toward percent yes the developertated he would like to build the 20% but if you read the actual real estate transaction, what it says the developer will build a minimum of 15% affordable. to say that electability toward percent is not the same thing as what is before the board today which only states a minimum of 15%. we could've put something in this duet said no less than 20% unless, for some reason, the market fall through but that's just not what's in the contract that is before us today. so, kali surmising we can do better. i think with another project that's moving through the process right now is good indicated that we can do better and with that you can look like and so at this time i asked you not to support what is before us today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> mr. update, i want to give her sons to some of the issues that supervisor peskin and supervisor kim hebrides. in respect to the sales price of $89 supervisor peskin had mentioned was initially i think going to be 87 or $90 million and can you ju

finally, to the supervisor norman yee whether the developer is committed toward percent yes the developertated he would like to build the 20% but if you read the actual real estate transaction, what it says the developer will build a minimum of 15% affordable. to say that electability toward percent is not the same thing as what is before the board today which only states a minimum of 15%. we could've put something in this duet said no less than 20% unless, for some reason, the market fall through but that's just not what's in the contract that is before us today. so, kali surmising we can do better. i think with another project that's moving through the process right now is good indicated that we can do better and with that you can look like and so at this time i asked you not to support what is before us today. >> thank you. supervisor wiener >> mr. update, i want to give her sons to some of the issues that supervisor peskin and supervisor kim hebrides. in respect to the sales price of $89 supervisor peskin had mentioned was initially i think going to be 87 or $90 million and can you ju