and which were part of the octavia boulevard parcel and we responded to the rfp from the mayor's office of workforce and economic development where they were looking for activation of these city owned lots. and we responded for these lots, which are adjacent to patricia green, between felt street and haze street on octavia boulevard. proxy is intended to be a mixture of both culture and commerce. and we have retail there, with apparel. and we have the food, there, with coffee and the ice cream and also the beer garden. and juice shop. and we have other community serving kind of activators including streets of san francisco bicycle tours and basic training which is outdoor fitness training company. and which operates out of the event space that we are hoping to create with this llp. we received planning approval for these two separate lots and we have received environmental review for these or for our use there. and we have gotten approval from the board of supervisors, and we have a lease with the city, until, the end of 2020. and for this lot or for these two lots, and the idea is that

last time the city buried any wires was on this project on octavia boulevard in 2005. far over bump it the city has already used up all the money that will be coming in for the next 15 years. >> san francisco spent beyond its means in the last round of undergrounding which caused them to halt it. however, all citizens of san francisco 10 to pay off that debt. >> but i would hope we have learned our lesson from the past and can have a plan moving forward. >>reporter: supervisor tang represents the sun set district represents the sun set district. her district is cluttered with overhead lines that block ocean view. >> realistically we can't rely on just our allocated funding through the utility underground program. >>reporter: she's asking the city to explore how to mav forward with future project. >> so that we actually know how long could it take for to us achieve x mile underground for now it's up in the air. it's literally up in the air. >>reporter: tang hopes to have a recommendation to forward to the rest of the board later this year. dan ashley 7 news. >> as bad a

. >> (inaudible) it's the market street sign on octavia boulevard (inaudible). >> it seems struck out. >> okay. great thank you very much and thank you okay is there any additional public comment on item 5 seeing none, public comment is closed. so in terms of the one hundred feet versus the 60 feet frankly i don't have a strong opinion one way or the other the planning commission recommended not taken one hundred feet and mr. star elaborated on that i'm going to oppose the amendment and to the full board colleagues are interested in changing that concluding the supervisors that represent e 3 something we can take up at the phone number but today i'll recommend he put the amendment in so the amendment as i described before public comment can we take that without objection? the amendment is adapt can i have a motion to recommend this to the full board without objection >> 1:30 we'll take that without objection. that's the order. >> madam clerk call item 6. >> item 67 angle ordinance amending the platt for the landmarked building. >> and supervisor cohen is the author of item 6. >> thank

our territory is from the castro to octavia boulevard. i want to give my thanks to the 90 merchants and community groups for their support and you will see their names on the banner at the bank of america. in addition to this tree, there are gold and silver ribbons on market street and the lighted trees along market. i would like to see a show of hands for the board members of the castro district. [ applause ] thank you. tonight's mc is the first lady of castro street, donna . thank you, donna. >> i thought you were going to sing a song. where are the children. c'mon in here. we have room for you. it's a nice vigil. this is the tallest right here. thank you all for being here. i love our new castro, do you? >> [ cheers and applause ] >> i love the lights, i love the palm trees. picture this, it's quite a contrast and the lights by the crosswalks and there is so many things that happened and we have smooth roads. i love the castro. if you love the castro make some noise. [ cheers and applause ] if you shop and eat in the castro make some n

last time the city buried any wires was on this project on octavia boulevard in 2005.city has already used up all the money that will be coming in for the next 15 years. >> san francisco spent beyond its means in the last round of undergrounding which caused them to halt it. however, all citizens of san francisco 10 to pay off that debt. >> but i would hope we have learned our lesson from the past and can have a plan moving forward. >>reporter: supervisor tang represents the sun set district represents the sun set district. her district is cluttered with overhead lines that block ocean view. >> realistically we can't rely on just our allocated funding through the utility underground program. >>reporter: she's asking the city to explore how to mav forward with future project. >> so that we actually know how long could it take for to us achieve x mile underground for now it's up in the air. it's literally up in the air. >>reporter: tang hopes to have a recommendation to forward to the rest of the board later this year. dan ashley 7 news. >> as bad as it nissan fran where

last time the city buried any wires was on this project on octavia boulevard in 2005.ver bump it the city has already used up all the money that will be coming in for the next 15 years. >> san francisco spent beyond its means in the last round of undergrounding which caused them to halt it. however, all citizens of san francisco 10 to pay off that debt. >> but i would hope we have learned our lesson from the past and can have a plan moving forward. >>reporter: supervisor tang represents the sun set district represents the sun set district. her district is cluttered with overhead lines that block ocean view. >> realistically we can't rely on just our allocated funding through the utility underground program. >>reporter: she's asking the city to explore how to mav forward with future project. >> so that we actually know how long could it take for to us achieve x mile underground for now it's up in the air. it's literally up in the air. >>reporter: tang hopes to have a recommendation to forward to the rest of the board later this year. dan ashley 7 news. >> as bad as it n

the last time the city buried any wires was on this project on octavia boulevard in 2005.coming in for the next 15 years. >> san francisco spent beyond its means in the last round of undergrounding that caused them to halt it. however, all citizens of san francisco continue to payoff that debt. >> i would hope we learned our lessons from the past and can actually have a plan moving forward. >> supervisor katie tang represents the sunset district. her district is cluttered with overhead lines that block the views. >> realistically we cannot rely on our funding through the utility undergrounding program. >> she is asking the city how it can move forward with the future project. >> so we know how long can it take to achieve x miles of undergrounding. it is all up in the air. we have no idea. >> tang hopes to have a recommendation for the rest of the board later this year. abc7 news. >> as bad as it is in san francisco the rest of the state is even farther behind. at the current rate it will take a thousand years to bury the wires throughout california. "manner sniper continue