promise areas s.b.e.s, local s.b.e.s or firms on ocii project areas, but with outside of ocii project areas but within san francisco and all other s.b.e.s outside of san francisco. nonlocal s.b.e.s are allowed to satisfy participation goals only when they are significantly higher than nonsan francisco s.b.e.s. the policy establishes an ambitious participation goal of 50%. ocii staff works closely with developer and contractors to ensure that they are diligent in making good-faith efforts in reaching contracting goals. outreach is a critical component and contractors are routinely required to give l.b.s notice of contracting opportunities. meanwhile, our procurement policy requires a minimum 30-day advertisement period to ensure that small businesses have sufficient time to respond to available opportunities. our joint venture and association programme offers incentives for partnerships between nons.b.e.s and s.b. firms. ocii encourages contractors and consultants to identify areas where small business can participate and break apart scopes of work, even where such work is normally sel

i'm kim obsfeld, a development specialist with the ocii's housing team. as she said, i'm here this afternoon to present on item 5d, authorizing an exclusive negotiations agreement and a predevelopment loan agreement with mission bay 9, l.p., a partnership formed by bridge, housing and community housing partnership or c.h.p. for the development of 141 affordable ren dal units with supportive services for formerly homeless pentser on mission bay block 9. your approval today will allow ocii to proceed with this important project. mission bay south block ?ien add jay stoenl the public safety building. block nine will be cut into two. we're working now just on block nine, which is the western portion of the site and will develop block 9a in the future as a separate affordable housing project. the. -- the developers of block nine will construct and design the extension of bridgeview way. block nine is well-served by transit, including the muni metro line along 3rd street as well as the 55 bus and is within walking distances to many area amenities, including gro

we've also been working very well with ocii. they've been doing a tremendous job to make sure the contractors meet their kne necessary goals in the control, and we as businessmen have been very fortunate to be a part of that with abu, whereas clark and mortensen have been working with us to make sure we get lbe's into the project and making sure our community is a part of it. also a very part of what we do is jim mcclan who is a head man who's running that whole project out there. he's reached out so far to us that we have a standing meeting with them, the abu and clark, every month, and we talk about and discuss the things that's going on, good or bad, what we can do to make it better, so that system really works out. and i mean this standing meeting is going on and on. and lastly, i'd just like you to know i've been having a great opportunity now. i participate in the strategic partnership program with clark. i'm a part of that process, and along with that, it's really helping me to understand greater how to be a businessman a

the ocii negotiators are sally orth, shane hart, jeff white, and hildy miles. negotiating parties for f-4 transbay partners, llc, a delaware limited liability company, a joint venture of urban pacific development llc, an affiliate of hines limited partnership and broad street investments, llc, an affiliate of goldman sachs. under negotiate will be both price and terms of payment. madam chair? >> thank you. so i think we have -- this is a closed session, so -- skbl >> we only have that one speaker, and it was ace, and he's not here. >> can we close? do we follow the process for closed session? >> if there's nobody else here, make sure everybody else >> we are back on -- are we on? >> yes. >> no report on closed session. >> okay. the next order of business is item 11, adjournment. >> yes. a motion from commissioner singh, seconded by commissioner rosales. >> and time. >> it is oh, 4:48. >> thank you. >> meeting adjourned. - >> tenderloin is unique neighborhood where geographically place in downtown san francisco and on every street corner have liquor store in the

before i turn if over to mark who'll touch on the ocii elements of the approval before you today, i would like to acknowledge and thank our incredible team. over the last decade, hundreds of dedicated and talented individuals have committed their time and energies to shaping the vision that you see before you today. so a giant thank you to all the mission rockers who have made this possible. with that, on to mark. >> good afternoon, president breed, supervisors. project manager for mission bay. the item before you today is an amendment to the mission bay south very development plan. we are amending the plan to remove an 18-foot strip of open space that is within the southern edge of seawall lot 337. this 3/10 of an acre parcel is p20. it is a map of mission bay south and the thin red line is where p20 is. here's a zoomed up like. p20 is a port owned parcel. back in 1988, when with the plan was originally designed, the intent of p20 was to be a buffer between mission bay development and the ports then industrial uses on lot 337. now that we have this great project going there, we no longer

to ocii and departments of homelessness in support of housing which will be subsidizing 100% affordablethe future. the planning commission recommended approval and i'd like to make the following amendment as a result on page 13, section 124 sub 1, strike if any designated unit will be rental units, the project sponsor must follow the procedures in section 415.5 subg, sub2 as provided in that subsection, the planning director or director of mhocd may execute such an agreement under the terms specified in section 415g2 on line 16 is through 19. and then in section 406, 1b, and i have just put the language before you, is where -- is where the department of homelessness in support of housing and the office of community investment and infrastructure commonly referred to as ocii or any future successor agency to those listed herein. so subject to public comment, i would like to make those motions and help move our on-site, off-site affordable housing and rental property policy forward. >> any other comments? >> i'll ask my question. i'll ask my questions after. >> all right. let's open up ite

and be coordinated with ocii that is developing the other improvements on the park and fire separation easement that would restrict any construction within 21 feet of the building under the bus ramp that would cause the developer to have to close off windows or make physical changes to the hotel and residential building. the three year construction access easement, would only extend 20 feet above the ground, so that would not interfere with the bus ramp or get close to the bus ramp. a crane easement that would be used to build the hotel, we -- we were able to negotiate an agreement with a developer that instead of using a boom crane that would be horizontal, they would use a crane that could be -- which would not have to swing over the bus ramp and only be limited to swinging loads that are within an easement which is to -- to the east of the bus ramp, it would not swing over the bus ramp. and then a curtain wall installation easement six feet into the parcel that allows for the construction of the curtain wall of the hotel from under ram park and 18 month easement for an underground s

you will see soon transfers of assets from the successor to the redevelopment agency, ocii, so those will be individual board items that will be teed up in the spring and summer coming ahead. you've already seen the hall of justice administrative exit plan brought before you conceptually with one approved lease at 350 rhode island, you'll see in the next 60 days, two additional actual leases, approved, but now you have the leases for brannen and bryant shown on the slide. that will enable us to move our add minute functions out of the hall. that's temporary. to come back to a site that is a new hall of justice. and then of course, you're going to see our involvement of meeting the real estate needs for housing and homelessness, whether that be to support housing ground leases, continue to see acquisitions for housing as we saw for the mcdonald's in the hait and other interim uses as necessary. that's a bit of a snapshot of what real estate sees in its work plan in the year ahead. i am happy to answer any questions you might have have the presentation before we move on. >> supervisor

college i love the professionals and the projects i work with its very an -- welcome to members of ocii and the public. madam secretary, please call the first item. >> thank you. first order of business is item one, roll call. commission members please respond when i call your name. [roll call taken] >> all members of the commission are present. the next order

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. >> for more information, an -- welcome to members of ocii and the public. madam secretary, please call the first item. >> thank you. first order of business is item one, roll call. commission members please respond when i call your name. [roll call taken] >> all members of the commission are present. the next order of business is item two, announcements. next regularly scheduled meeting held on february 6, 2018, at 1:00 p.m. at city hall room 416. b, announcement of prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during the meeting. please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, pagers and similar sound producing electronic devices are prohibited at this meeting. adviced the chair may order removal from the meeting of any persons responsible for ringing of or use of a cell phone, pager or other similar sound producing electronic devices. c, announcement of time allotment for public comments. advised a member of the public has up to three minutes to make pertinent public comments unless the commission adopts a shorter period on any item. strongly

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planning process within the city family itself, including the planning department, mta, dpw, the puc, ocii, the mayor's office, and the board of supervisors, particularly our district supervisor jane kim and president london breed. unlike most projects that come before you for approval, mission rock also sought and received the support of the voters. the voter responded overwhelmingly approving the project with 74% of the vote citywide. support in every single neighborhood, supervisory district and voting precinct throughout the entire city. it received even greater support in the neighborhood itself. in many local precincts in south beach, south of market and mission bay, residents voted in favor of the project at a rate of more than 80% and in some precincts, 90% in favor of mission rock. this is a remarkable feat given that they mostly receive negative i am put. we are ang cut to get started -- anxious to get started. we worked hard to achieve the objectives. this project doesn't displace anyone. but replaces a giant surface parking lot with new parks, homes, jobs, and helps bring a gre