we spent, as the city, we spent more than 10 years working on the market octavia plan. the idea was that instead of having site by site battles over what to build, we would come up with a plan and respect that. it is the alternative to a free-for-all. which sometimes has existed in this town. i am here to argue that it needs to matter if a project comes along that fits within the vision of the market octavia plan back if we invest that kind of time, go to that kind of process, thousands of hours, all those committee meetings all as board of supervisors meetings and we zone the city, we need to do our best to welcome in a direct and simple way projects that fit within a plan. thank you. clerk >> clerk: next speaker, please >> testifier: good afternoon tim: on the 170 member organizing the semper cisco housing action coalition. members endorse this project last year after detailed review mac we determined that it conforms perfectly to the market octavia plan which as a city is gabe has noted, are the rules we set out this area that the project informed to it, hud approved

plan basically 6 distinct district that overlap into the market octavia plan that allows for the combination of a variety of scale earth and urban form what is extremely interesting and important about this site i apologize way feel is penthouse of the success is the scale in which this design offices to the fabric of the district clearly seen in the aerial the scale of the projects helped to connect the scale and texture of market street corridor with harris hayes valley the connection of urban form and scale is recovering the exterior of the building market street offices an array of architecture sties but more importantly the scale and proposition of those this is something we draw on in the design hayes valley architecture is similar with a more contemporary flare as you can see here in the addition to the contemporary or addition to the conservativey music and the jazz museum our project follows the similar accuses in doing so i believe we've created a balance and scale of the your honor, form as that is characteristic of the future developments in this neighborhood and 2, 3, 4 keeping

meant to be no two bedroom units so i ask question i don't know is that i know it is in the market octavia code but from a policy stand out there are better sites for that i don't think we get the families i think we lost an affordable unit or two which i think is regrettable but the project has exhausted design wise and i like where it is going. >> commissioner richards. >> i think i hear what our saying i recall the hearing on march 26 we had council of organizations saying they want more unit mix and the other folks have an invested interest in the affordable units let's not be fooled we have a mix but more residents then we'll have from the will units sat down that is all with children and if not short enough to have the two bedrooms the bedroom count is still the same just a different mix and we went down a number of residents but changed the way they live and it's a little bit hard to compare apples and oranges with the original design but now we have that it is what it is. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis and. >> i mean in the future get data i got it anecdotal i think that deve

octavia was heading hope around midnight. she was a passenger with -- home around midnight. she was a passenger with five other co-workers. a passenger in the suspect vehicle, a several volvo, tried to run, but police arrested him and found a gun on him. >> the driver that we're looking for in this case is still at large. >> i'm still in shock. myit seems like my family -- it seems like my family shouldn't get in cars. >> reporter: her sisser it, 13- year-old -- sister, 13-year-old and a 1-year-old boy were killed last fall. >> it seemed like everybody that died in our family it's a car accident and we just had -- like i'm afraid to get in cars because i just feel like i'm going to be in a car accident. >> reporter: in southeast surae chinn, wusa9. >> tonight police are trying to figure out who opened -- >>> tonight police are trying to figure out who opened fire on the bw parkway between route 450 and i-495 before i-10 last night. two men in a van were hurt but listed in stable condition. >>> a uva student said a bloody arre

. >> a couple of follow-up questions so along the same lines we did this analysis in market octavia and eastern neighborhoods and my sense of that is it is highly you changed assumption like the 10 percent in sales prices of property it starts to vary and the public benefits by huge margins like double it or somewhere is that your sense if we looked at the eastern neighborhoods and the market octavia do we over shoot our benefits. >> at the time we maxed out the conditions we could only say those are the current conditions we can't predict economies in san francisco your we'll hear and take on our prototypes if you remember les i can't see slides here's the amount of revenue and the costs you're trying to talk about the difference it is a small percentage felt overall money that is partnering in f this transaction it is incentive and at some point you have to pick a spot there is definitely no exact answer they're definitely going to look at this. >> my advice be aggressive i think we under shot it in the eastern neighborhoods nobody saying the prongs are on the feasibility never but yo

news4 has learned octavia tillman was part of the same family that lost two relatives last year in a crash in oxen hill. darcy spencer live downtown with new reaction from her sister. darcy? >> reporter: that's right chris. i spoke to her sister tonight. she tells me that the victim was heading home. she worked at a local hospital in the housekeeping department. her sister tells me that she is now so afraid, she is afraid to get in a car because of all of these family tragedies. >> it just seems like every family member just die from a car accident. >> reporter: nikita tillman cannot hold back her tears as she talks about losing her sister in a car crash. >> and i just talked to her last night through facebook, because we were talking about a father's day cookout. >> reporter: octavia tillman was a passenger in a car that was struck by a hit-and-run driver. she was heading home from washington hospital center with some of her coworkers. >> my sister was sweet. she was kind. she was loving. she always worked all the time. >> reporter: the loss is especially hard for this family. tillm

extremely high regard and the emerald fund was fully respectful of all almonds and the spirit of market octaviaery early supporters of all their projects 100, 150 and the poultry building. it is gratifying to see the activation of this area and we look forward to the third building going in. we know that they have done a very public and open process.

elevator will be extremely prospect and other secludes those buildings are all within the market octavia planned area and therefore do pay the transit impact development fee in that ear the housing units are involved a general contribution the baseline triks could include the vertical circulation a lot more people in the area needs the station. >> the points they make so positively about it. >> absolutely. >> those buildings is the availability of transit. >> i would be interested in a progress report when it is appropriate but it seemed to be a reasonable way to get support for those major projects we need okay. >> members of the public. >> one person randell block. >> good afternoon. >> good morning board i'm actually speaking for someone i'm going to read rolland's he serves on a committee with the committee as do i there's times when he travels to church and the civic elevators r are out he has to travel to another station to montgomery they say you can call paratransit he supports the power point the escalators and elevators have out lived their life he said sees the doors and the w

with just egregious code violations, whether it is apartment buildings like the one at market and octavia. that was where these tenants were just living in just the most horrific conditions among war homes in -- i know my district, really it is a drug house that has gone on for decades, or a massive order, clutter issues that create a hazard for the entire neighborhood, and it just takes so long for any action to occur. it takes for so long for anything to be referred to the city attorney's office. if ever. to take that on a firm action and sue the property owner. i just want to see more effective enforcement that are working on legislation. the given language stalled apartments including dbi to have a more centralized approach, including not requiring a referral from a department to city attorney in order to file a lawsuit, which i think is a major bottleneck. it is a concern to reduce these fees. but without the reduction before say a large downtown development? you are talking one of the big massive buildings being built downtown what would that cut be in terms of the reduction they wo

the family says those 10 children left without their mother are doing okay and octavia did not have any children. police are still looking for that driver who is suspected in this hit and run overnight. they're looking at cameras and looking at evidence, the car that was left behind. >> what an awful turn of events. police do have that suspect's car as evidence. they believe the driver was injured and did not get very far or perhaps could be in a hospital. >>> police are following leads connected to a shooting on the bw parkway. two folks were shot in a car last night near route 450. one of them was wounded in the arm, the other grazed in the face by a bullet or perhaps broken glass. the victims drove themselves to prince george's county hospital. police are trying to figure out a motive for the shooting. >>> the violent arrest of a uva student by alcohol, beverage and control officers has changed this young man's life. that's what martese johnson told our peggy fox after charges against him were formally dropped in charlottesville. >> reporter: martese john -- johnson says he's elated

hurt.e of t officer say they spotted joshua a try to assemble a shot gun at the corner of bush and octavia street. that officer suffered a concussion. >> we're trying to control this man without hurting him. and all the while, he's just fighting us. as much as i'm yelling at him, ont just lay on your stomach. that we're just going to handcuff much you, he's just not listening to us. >> police are looking for the owner of this shotgun that the suspect had in his possession. they say it's worth tens of thousands of dollars. >> next at 11:00, disturbing and breathtaking. why some are saying they've never seen anything like it before. >> now it's all about the tent. here how one mountain dew man is cashing in. >> good evening. no thick fog in san francisco. a beautiful evening across the city. we'll talk more about how much it cools us in that microclimate forecast. rental deal in silicon valley. if you like to sleep outdoors >>> we may have found a great frontal deal in silicon valley. if you like to sleep out doors in a tent. yes, no joke. a homeowner is renting a tent in his backyard. and t

. >> i have looked at the market octavia plan for years and i think i guess where my head is on this perhaps not we wait until mission 2020 we want to make sure that the community has enough time to present their project with a level the playing field i'll agree to july 2nd. >> commissioner hillis. >> i will tend to agree i think the site is appropriate for housing we've seen the city projection o projects evolves and draeven improve with the city community engagement there's a lot of issues that are not going to be roved from two weeks if we hear it in july maybe we'll hear it as an informational item getting the community input and directions and hearing it later in july or early august to give folks more time i don't think november is appropriate it is good to have more information later in july or early august. >> commissioners if i may to the matter of the continuance july 2nd was chosen because of the commissions schedule that is the first and last time all 7 commissioners are expected to be present until september so fyi. >> not enough time to fully understand the implementati

and the second one on trying to understand the community benefits can be concretely with the market octavia plan i think 40 or 45 kind of pie in the sky projects i haven't seep this but helps you understand what is possible and the price tag associated with it. >> okay thanks again to the staff for the author report we look forward to follow up let's take one more item then a break. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further 13 for case e and bryant street it is the appeal of the preliminary negative declaration. >> commissioner. want to introduce you to someone who you've not met not to the commission chris has joined the department 3 years and worked in the private section with the transportation group he has his masters from transportation management from san jose state. >> welcome. >> all right. good afternoon commissioner wu and fellow commissioners my name is chris the environmental planning with the planning department staff joining me is the environmental officer and senior planner and taylor project manager the public works and from the consulting the item before you is a negativ

illogical and the inclusionary condo condominium conversion and the fees by housing in the market octavia and eastern neighborhoods are all deposited into the citywide housing fund it seeks to collect two awful nostril by the controller's office but want to suppress that neither change will impact the fees how they're used or what their spent on or how the fund is administered through first the citywide affordable fund is currently defined in the planning code and the planning code only not in and of itself is unusual not defined in the administered through that is the code for funds received for fees in programs it corrects this and in exactly the same way the second is more complicated by didn't have an impact on the ways the funds are spent or administered through the so-called appropriately language that is in lieu of fees that are deposited into the fund the appropriationly not consistent in the planning code put simply the planning code is candidate in the two fees and one funds the affordable housing funds are self-appropriate and the planning code is silent in prescription languag

land redull analysis to analyze decision on development it is the same methodology used for market octavia and it allows us to test the option for impact on development and allows us to prepare apples to apples so to speak so here's a simple slide of the prototype that increases from 85 to hundred and 60 after plan adaptation so to conduct land residual analysis first look at the costs which is in yellow that means considering the revenue from the sell of condos and for retail and minus any retail costs next you subtract the cost from the physical building this will include the construction costs and construction financing and other costs it includes the target development market an expected level of profit to the developer and provision e proportionate as you can see in this graph the cost revenue is in scale with the size the project so when you subtract the cost the reminder is the land value that is the potential amount to be paid for the land the basic analysis the difference difference too think two read red bars it represents the full amount we'll capture for public benefits for exa

illogical and the inclusionary condo condominium conversion and the fees by housing in the market octavia and eastern neighborhoods are all deposited into the citywide housing fund it seeks to collect two awful nostril by the controller's office but want to suppress that neither change will impact the fees how they're used or what their spent on or how the fund is administered through first the citywide affordable fund is currently defined in the planning code and the planning code only not in and of itself is unusual not defined in the administered through that is

(laughter) this design is great it fits in great it is what we envisioned had go market octavia was passed so i agree with the comments i'll happy to see other projects being krungd off potrero and the heights the old dental place i hope they're designed and both great projects happy to support this and commissioner moore >> it is a fun project and i talked with mr. hadn't and asked him his opinion the fear we have here at the commission not having tools to basically good faith even in cases from the project got sold this architecture is i wanted to say that out loud that this commission is looking with the director to good faith quality architecture quality developers to be delivered and why there might be occasions where sites are sold didn't median that buildings will be dumbed down we're losing the benefits with the architecture and other commitments being lost as i see someone has the microphone i'll ask the gentleman to answer a question and the question on the east side i will have neighbors very soon and my concern is that while i like the courtyard and while i'm seeing it is sligh

he was found at bush and octavia at pacific heights. he put up a fight before they could arrest him. police say he was trying to put together a shotgun like this one. it is called a diamond pigeon bereta. they sell for $8,000 or more. >>> there is now a criminal investigation into the balcony collapse in berkeley. 2000 night, questions. have key pieces of evidence been tainted or destroyed? >> and homes crumbles. scientists know what is calling mystery cracks and some california communities. >> they look like something out of cartoons. but tonight, the cars of the future >> there is now a criminal investigation into the balcony collapse in berkeley that killed six students. the alameda county sheriff's office will see if there was any wrong doing, but we are hearing from an expert that some of the key evidence pieces may have been destroyed because the city quickly removed the balcony that was below the balcony that fell. >> it is so valuable to open up the lower balcony carefully and by the forensic engineers and establish why. was it

hayes valley directly i don't know why we're not exempted i think only having the bus only lane to octavia boulevard is great it works well but not exempting taxis on the left turn can hurt the taxi service and add more money to the meter we don't want to do that if it defers folks from getting in the cab or people yell at us. >> last speaker. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon i'm testing welling born representing the hate ashbury council one of the groups that has asked you repeatedly wait until the lights are installed some we've agreed and some disagreed but lighting hundred percent agreement if you put if bulb outs you'll break the city policy so, please postpone our decision if you approve postpone action on a separate subject liam i'd like i i'd like to speak in support of a traffic signal on laguna and hate it is gridlock and having 2 heed new cars adams on the same block thank you. >> anyone else wish to address the board seeing none, members of the board. >> mr. contend is that a dpw who's funding are who will be or should be funding the street light project. >> we're working w

>>> police are investigating a deadly hit and run on suitland parkway in south east. 31-year-old octavia tillman was a passenger in a car on her way home from work when another car slammed into them and killed her. three others in the car went to the hospital. a passenger in the suspect's vehicle, a silver volvo, tried to jump out and run away. police arrested him and found a gun on him. the driver managed to escape. the victim's family cannot believe they're dealing with another tragedy. they lost four family members in a car accident eight months ago. >> i'm afraid to get in a car. i feel like the tragedy behind our family, it's always going to be car accidents. if you cannot be responsible behind the wheel, you shouldn't get behind it. >> the victims in the october car crash included two mothers who had 10 children between them. >>> a sinkhole went from bad to worse when a pickup truck came rumbling along. look at video. the driver apparently did not see the problem handy, but it sort of swallowed him. the road gave way and the front end of the truck went down. the drive was not hurt.

when you get down to octavia where they're heading, you constantly have to weave through cars, sometimes semi's to just get from one side of the street to the other. if you stofrj this flood of cars, that would be helpful, also people -- am i out of time? >> 30 seconds. er >> families need cars, you know, if you are a single person or you're a couple, you don't need a car, but when a child comes with all of its stuff, you need a car, you have things to schlep, they have games they have to go to on different sides of the city where muni does not go, elders have car, they have appointments they have to go to, thank you. >> thank you, next speaker. >> jim johnson, he's the last person on this matter. >> good afternoon mr. johnson. >> thank you. so, my name is jim johnson, i'm a recently retired executive director for the not for profit asung pacific institute residential care facilities for the elderly that are between haze and grove streets on laguna and we have 90 residents there basically at any time. they have families to visit, medical providers, social workers, etc., always using thei

a car crashed into a fire hydrant on octavia and green and the water going about 70 feet into the air. the driver had a medical problem, lost control and flipped on the sidewalk. the impact knocked the hydrant off its pedestal. the driver had nonlife- threatening injuries. no one else was hurt. >>> a patient says he was humiliated while he was unconscious. tonight, this doctor is paying the price. the cruel comments captured on cell phone. >> and this sports car looks cool but it's all about what's under the skin. how the world's first 3d printed car could be a game changer in the auto world. >> and we'll continue to follow this breaking news. this brush fire burning in antioch. so far 100 acres burned no homes threatened right now. we'll keep an eye on it. female announcer: when you see this truck, it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight because they went to sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event. find the tempur-pedic that's right for you and see why they're the most highly recommended bed in america. plus, get three years interest-free financing. sleep risk-f

providers to increase the number of early care and education slots in the to designated areas market octavia and the eastern neighborhood. those funds are ministered through our contractor, left, and the decisions about those made to the interagency facilities fund. then, finally, we have an augmentation of $500,000 to continue to align childcare rate the state regional market rate levels. as you all know, we have a good challenge in early childhood educator we reduction the high cost of living and you for this time many times you forget we the history of cuts at the state level. we build our city programs on those states and federal funds. so with the cuts over time, and the state budget, our providers, both are contractor providers they might hear referred to as our title five group, and all are providers who accept children who are using vouchers whether those vouchers are funded with state funds, federal funds, or city funds, are struggling. so we are likely to see slow increases at the state level in terms of increases both in the standard reimbursement rate for contractor providers. re

appropriate i can review further and see if there were additional measures the maiden address in the market octaviated to the ei are, but that apartment felt that all the approvals have been in place for this project would be appropriate. >> commissioner the question i have is a pretty substantial large project that 89% and 84.3, that is pretty significant change. is not it >> testifier: that is why we believe the commission approval was for a 2.4. again, the 80% lockridge requirement is only required at levels which not all the units face the public right away, so if the ground floor of this building were to be entirely commercial were all the units facing the street then there will be no lot coverage of common attic be 100% lot coverage. so, we do have concerns about the dissension between the -- of 83.4 and the 89%, but again the project sponsor can attest that by moving the tourist hotel rooms to the courtyard that will address that issue. >> commissioner the modification of any database the railway does the percentage would be fine >> testifier: right. they could be 1% lot coverage with that c