he's address the concerns of all the communities engaged in the market octavia area. that's his style, that's his commitment. thank you so much. >> any other public comments on this matter? seeing none, public comment now closed. supervisor kim? >> thank you for letting me sit in on this committee. >> welcome to the committee. >> i've had the opportunity to actually hear all the candidates -- almost all the candidates for the market octavia when i sat on cac for two years and it's always competitive because there are an immense number of residents who is have long been part of this process and cared deeply about the future development of the very important plan. district 6 is also a portion of the market octavia plan, about a third of the plan is within our district boundary lines. in my four years on the board i've struggled hard to get a 6 resident. we're not able to win one of the seats before us. the neighborhoods that are represented in the market octavia plan, part of d 6 r not well represented because it is a neighborhood that is very honestly emerging. when i

it will be heard on the market octavia plan. we have insisted with the planning department that cac be created. i'm happy to report that i'm a member of that body since inception it's a great functioning body and we are really holding the planning department's feet to the fire on making sure that everything we were promised is best as can tried and delivered. i have also served on a couple of other boards. castro cbd, natives since inception and worked for the neighborhood development for a few years. i have been incredibly business for the last 15 years. that's my community resume. philosophically i was at a meeting where i saw jim chapel and he spoke. he said something that resonated with me. he said when you ask somebody about their best day in san francisco was and they will say the day i landed here. sometimes it's frozen back in time. we'll always experience change and i'm concerned at the level of change we are experiencing quite frankly. the effects we are putting in place should mitigate those changes are good but i don

projects to mitigate the neighborhoods touched down on octavia. to orient you to the area the market street runs across the left hand of the map and ma copy even is on the top left this is prioritized as a market street and octavia plan. to define the ax cellar project the transportation authority began a process through the central advisory committee in 2004 at the end of the process they recommended the implementation of the project you see the construction project is the selma west project is wrapping up. oewd and dph kuk9d 9 meetings to find the ma copy even space in the for the ma copy even hub those tdrs interests will be under the plaza program that became effective last week. the city meditates have to 8 months to finish the project is identify ma copy even but the construction will be implemented this july we ask you move forward with the street process and propose to the board of supervisors to add ma copy even for a longer standard in the meantime, oewd has awarded a small short term activation grant for the space this summer this allow

he mentioned his work on the market octavia plan. as well as other neighborhood issues like the 55 project. i now serve on the market octavia with dennis. i want to second what our colleague olson said. when i think about his knowledge and commitment and his community work. he's a very easy person to work with. he's very collegial and i really strongly recommend that you appoint him to the planning commission. he'll behind -- be an excellent commissioner. thank you. >>supervisor norman yee: go ahead and lineup. >> good afternoon. it's a pleasure to offer my support for our neighbor dennis richards. i met dennis in 2008 and have known him to be a true advocate. his agenda is very much that of the community. he's a devoted participant to the market octavia plan and crazy enough to continue on to the commissioner dsh cac. he's vehicle a -- very much a proponent for inclusionary housing and he's willing to fight for what he believes is right. one particular occasion that i would share with you is a recent developer came to the neighborho

dennis and i have served on the market octavia cac. he's a great colleague, always collegial and looking for the best answers for the entire community. while he was president of the triangle association and i was president and continue to be a member of the mission dolores neighborhood association. once again it was a pleasure to work with him even when we held differing views. he was always attentive and listened carefully. i think it's very important his experience, intelligence and judgment that he asks period tinent questions and tradeoffs and compare sons and creative in finding innovative solutions. as the new chairman of the new transbay cac, i look forward to coming to him for guidance. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is dawn tren oris, the neighborhood association and member of the neighborhood network. i'm thrilled to be here to speak and support kathrin moore. i have that had pleasure of working with the commissioner for many years now and so much has been said about her qualifications and about her experi

involved in pretty much every issue of significance in the castro upper market area and the market octavia plan area. he is someone who has very strong core values and strong convictions. we don't agree on everything, but when we do disagree, it's in a very thoughtful and respectful way. i would also say having worked with many leaders as have you different people take different approaches to revolving conflict. although dennis has held strong views, he's always taken and approach to trying to find an agreement, seeing if there is a consensus to be had and seeing both reflective on the neighborhood association and understanding there are times when you are going to have to disagree. so having worked with dennis on issues around formula retail and historic preservation and trying to address our housing crisis to producing housing and insisting on affordable housing and so forth, he is someone who brings not just the values but the negligent -- knowledge base and skill set as a planning commissioner. i would say it would be good to once again have a member of the lgbt community on the planni

. >> have you moved open any other job for the city and i side octavia court with the hud section 811 prong that was on one of the parcels and mission block 2 and 5 i was the architect. >> you said it has a view front podium. >> oh, yeah, we opened it up and aligned that with a park i can see from the town homes into the podium. >> you don't love it. >> i love the whole thing. >> my certain is about the parking it's not enough. >> it's not enough. >> i don't think anybody is without a car in the city. >> commissioner singh i think some developers want to do lots of parking because you can charge for it but phase one limits it 2 to 20th century 4 we've achieved the most we could. >> how can we increase more parking is it possible. >> certainly where the city is going they're looking at reducing parking there are more people who want more and others who want less so public transportation is relied upon. >> in this city almost everybody has more than one car. >> if you get the purple unit in block 52. >> if someone else didn't have a spot you can take their spot. >> if you don't have a c

. >> reporter: and oscar winner, octavia spencer is cast as brown's aunt honey, a brothel owner, who a dose of confidence. >> one day, everybody's going to know your name. and ain't nothing, nothing can touch it. >> aunt honey was the first person to give him a foundation of familial love. when you give a child that kind of grounding, it gives them the permission to blossom. >> reporter: brown didn't just blossom. he exploded. boseman says playing the role of the godfather of soul is the role of a lifetime. did it scare you at all, chad? >> i felt like nobody could do this. i looked at the footage of him dancing. and i was like, absolutely not. >> reporter: boseman overcame his reservations, training with a choreographer five to eight hours a day. >> the hardest thing was the groove. you know? james brown's groove. once you get that, you understand the rest of it. >> reporter: the film highlights brown's genius and drive, which earned him the name, the hardest working man in showbusiness. >> if it sounds good and it feels good, it's musical. play it like i say play it. >> reporter: w

closely with the community and other neighborhood groups we as a body twice approved him on the market octavia and also with the eureka association w and a friend of the market value that secured the harvey milk camera shop and was the treasurer of san francisco heritage and in the community also served on the board of the deploring services organization. mr. richard has a tremendous respiration of fighting for the neighborhoods and historic preservation and also is someone who has a long reputation of working well and trying to bring district voices together and with that, ask for your support and want to thank the rules committee for their unanimous recommendation of mr. richard >> thank you, supervisor wiener. >> thank you, mr. chairman i'm proud to be supporting president chiu nomination i've had the pleasure of working with dennis on many, many issues both before i was on the board of supervisors when i was the president of the castro valley neighborhood association and he was the president of the triangle association we got to work on any issues and since i've been on the board of superv

supported this project, and it's very easy for us to support projects when they comply with market and octavia and all the other issues come under compliance is something we're very pleased to see. we're also pleased to see steps like the bike parking and especially we're happy to see how the building has the engagement at the alley on ivey. we spoke with la projects on ivey and this building is so forward thinking and wrapping around in using a good landscape architect engage the alley and in liven it is in the feature we're pleased with. so i'm happy to be here today to offer my support for this building and we look forward to having them in the neighborhood. >> any additional public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore. >> it's nice to see another one of these buildings coming along and complimenting what we have been looking at quite frequently over the last few months. i'm happy with what i see. i want to remind the commission that the attitude toward the alley is what we would like to see in the vaness corridor as i commented on the eri the other day. this b

inclusionary fees whether they are residential whether they are neighborhood fees including the market octavia fees. they all come into a pot at the mayor's office of housing and we use those funds to build fousing. even with -- affordable housing. even with the passage of the trust fund, the market fees are still 40 percent of my budget on a going forward basis. clearly the housing trust fund will grow over time. but this is a very very large sum of money to build affordable housing with. >>supervisor london breed: so do you know how many units this total equals? >> it various desh varies from unit to unit but off the cuff, it would be, approximately 320 units. >> and in comparison to, you may not of course have the number of market rates we anticipate to come online for this particular fiscal year in order to do a comparison of what that means in terms of percentage. >> well based upon the mayor's 30,000 unit plan, the number of deeply affordable units were approximately 10,000 of that and 5,000 units were in the middle income. this would be a part of that 1/3 of units that would be affordab