i'm the debt manager for ocii. resolution 37, a proves or authorization excuse of a contract with p.f.m., as described by the director. the scope of the contract embraces the financial modeling and debt administration support and it includes policy advice on debt portfolio administration and investment, rating agency and investors communications. evaluation of debt portfolio management systems, post suran d valuation of alternative financial options. with respect to the last item, i don't think we mentioned it in the memo but a firm cannot present it to us. they have to go through a financial advisor and this is put into effect to keep and protect municipalities from being manipulated into unwise deals. it puts us in a situation of not hearing good ideas. it would be a good policy going forward to having have an f.a., if only for that reason. otherwise, it's a good time to review all of our procedures and practices. we have some particular modeling needs coming up in the next few years that we can use to help. the

i want to thank the staff at housing and ocii, and we have another unit across. these are 600 units of affordable and market rate, and the project across the street is going to be 700. these units are going to be 50% affordable. i think i've got my math right, and if i don't, blame jeff. i'd like to thank the supervisors. they've made these opportunities extraordinary for the developers and all the people that work with ocii, the staff and everyone else. it would not be possible but for the leadership and the staff. and i want to bring up lawanda harda to talk a little bit about the organization. >> thank you. as you can tell, all the women are on one side, and the men are on this side. thank you, natalie. it's a beautiful day in san francisco, especially at natalie gub commons. finally, a name. we used to be calling this transbay block number six and number seven, and now it is the natalie gub commons, and it is a woman. i'm sure natalie is smiling and applauding us today from march up there, so i'm deeply honored to be able to celebrate with our city and nonpro

each one of these requires a 10% local match from ocii. the first three grants have been received and closed, and there's funding remaining in grant five, and that's the funding that would be enabled by your action today. this is the work completed today under these grants. the first grant was used for demolition of buildings and preparation for grading as parcel a-1 in the shipyard. grant number two was used for repairs to the same building. grants four and five will be used for building 101 which includes artist's studios. this grant includes repairs, new windows and doors, and removal of as bebestos. grant number four was used for design studies of building 813 and design studies of building 101, and those studies are for the work remaining to be completed now under grants four and five. and grant number five was used for a program of public art located in shipyard phase one totaling nine public art pieces and also for design studies of building 101. this background on building 10101 it was constructed in 1947, 121,000 square feet, two

ocii has already agreed to be doing so and is moving forward with that. and then finally, our office is very excited to be furthering modular construction and we're working with the office of economic and workforce development to create a business plan to develop a modular housing factory in san francisco with mayor breed's commitment and support. and our goal is to, again, lower the cost of affordable housing construction and to create job opportunities in san francisco as well. and i'm happy to answer any questions. >> supervisor kim: i do have a couple of questions. so i just want to make sure i understood the presentation correctly. so we are currently -- we've decided to use modular housing on 1068 mission, mission bay block nine and the first supportive housing on treasure island. >> that's correct. >> supervisor kim: do we have a sense of how much time modular construction methods will save us during the construction period? >> so for these projects, we're estimating between 4-6 months in time savings for each project. >> supervisor kim: it appeare

ocii approved our signage program, which includes a video board on the plaza. in july, 2018, gsw submitted the application for the committing p.o.e. permit for amplified sound. as maggie mentioned, that amendment is broken down into two categories -- nonspecial events and special events, which i will take you through and we'll also walk through the noise-control plan for our amplified sound. up on the screen now, to orient everyone, and maybe i can't move the cursor. it's hard to see. the plaza is on the east side here. you see the two. will have to help me go backwards, maggie. on the left side of the screen, you see the structure. and then you have the plaza with the two green spaces and as maggie mentioned, that plaza is at our front door. and an area we would like to activate for special events. we're calling normal day nonspecial events. hours of operations would be starting at 9:00 a.m. and end at 10:00 p.m. or 45 minutes after a g.s.w. home game and sound at 8 d.b.a., 250 feet from the property line. it would be events that would be general walk in or wa

site, and it will be in conjunction with about 1.5 miles of shoreline open space, extending from the ocii project to the south all the way to herron's head park to the north. in addition, there's a 3,000 foot child care center that will be built on-site and a $3 million -- 3-to-4 million endowment associated with the facility, possibly scholarships to community children in need. i'm sorry. there's also a c.f.d. that will provide $43 million towards future sea level rise outside of the project boundaries. in addition to that, $1.5 million annual pay goes to c.f.d. that will provide enhansed operation to all of the public parks, including the rec park parks, as well as construction of an open air community market, potential first grocery store, first source job opportunity for both construction and permanent on-site job, local hire on infrastructure and city streets and park, and an 18% business target. and finally shall the city reserves an option of 5,000 square feet of commercial space for future community space, such as a reading room, library or other community space. so that's sort of

lighter, look a little better, but i'm here to say i want an investigation on some of these departments, ocii, department of real estate, city attorney, sheriff's department, all of these departments, i'll come back later. only got a little time, but i'm telling you, put it on your mind, my name is ace, and i'm on this case. i'm going to come back because i'm going to need it. all these roguish department heads, they are s.o.s. i can't say it publicly, s.o.s. figure it out. >> chair chiu: thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners. charlie m charlie marstellar. let me be clear, and i only have three minutes to explain public financing, but let me proceed. it's unconstitutional for us to level the playing field with p.f., public financing. it is a platform to essentially provide a platform for debate, and another wrinkle that i have seen, which i think in this town is important is as a check and balance on the political system and on political corruption, and i can't get into details, but there obviously are issues. are we building a safe city with tilting towers? there are people in this tow

be retested and the mestology for retesting soil at hunters point shipyard and requesting d.p.h., ocii, u.s. navy examine the united states environmental protection agency to report. >> supervisor tang: thank you. i'm going to turn the hearing over to president cohen. >> president cohen: thank you very much, madam chair. thank you very much, ladies and gentlemen. let's wake up and get excited, because we're going to talk about the hunters point shipyard. we need everyone's full focus. i just want to reframe about what we're doing and why we're doing it. may should, 2018 i called a meeting of the regulatory agencies specifically to the hunters point naval shipyard cleanup. so today we're requesting an update of the timeline of the testing of parcel g. i also want to clarify the roles and the responsibilities betwee bayview-hunters point. so today, i want to make sure the public's concerns are addressed and that we continue to hold people accountable for the work that they're doing in and on behalf of the city and county of san francisco. so with that, what i plan to do is to use this he

the affordable housing requirement went to mayor's office of housing and community development, and ocii was created to deal with the d.d.a. -- development agreements and implement those contracts as the years continued. in 2015, the mayor's office notified the property owner, the appellant, of their requirement, reminding them of their requirement to rent these units, has never been successful in getting that requirement satisfied. after multiple notices, the appellant did reach out to the planning department, and i discussed this with melody, one of the appellants, about the idea of converting the building to student housing. they said that it was not really well utilized as residential care facility. at the time of the 2006 hearing at redevelopment agency, they said it was 40% occupied. they said that raising the amount they could charge for even the affordable units would allow them to fill those units very, very quickly. that was the testimony at the hearing, however, no such quick occupancy of those units resulted. even on our site visit this week, i asked about the occupancy and i

month, and then finally, with regards to radiological sampling, the department, more specifically ocii, who is the landlord, they are in talks with an outside vendor to do radiological testing. i've been informed that process is moving along, that we expect to have the contract completed and signed relatively soon, and at that point the vendor will come out, and he will be on site for several days, and he will test through direct testing. he will test both inside the building and outside the building on the perimeter for any radiological readings. his report should come back once the contract's approved and he's on site within a couple of weeks. all this information that i shared with you has been presented to our employees that work at building 606. they were updated with regards to this. i know deputy chief moser probably, or did inform you that we will have monthly meetings with the personnel at building 606 until we have all the results. thereafter, provided that the results come back and are favorable to the sties liking, we will continue with this process and have quarterly resul