sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce developments it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the economic vital of all of san francisco we have 3 distinctions workforce and neighborhood investment i work in the tenderloin that has been the focus resulting in tax chgsz and 9 arts group totally around 2 hundred thousand square feet of office space as fits great as it's moved forward it is some of the place businesses engaged for the people that have living there for a long time and people that are coming into to work in the the item you have before you companies and the affordable housing in general people want a safe and clean community they see did changed coming is excited for every. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturday

. >> i'm the nonprofit manager for the mayor's office of economic workforce development one of the reasons why the mayor has invested in nonprofit displacement is because of the challenge and because nonprofits often commute technical assistance to understand the negotiate for a commercial lease. >> snooechlz is rob the executive director and co-founder of at the crossroads we want to reach the disconnected young people not streets of san francisco for young adults are kicked out of the services our building was sold no 2015 they let us know they'll not renew our lease the last year's the city with the nonprofit displacement litigation program held over 75 nonprofits financial sanction and technical assistance. >> fortunate the city hesitate set aside funds for businesses facing increased rent we believable to get some relief in the form of a grant that helped us to cover the increase in rent our rent had been around $40,000 a year now $87,000 taylor's dollars a year we got a grant that covered 22 thousands of that but and came to the minnesota street project in two people that development

take the opportunity to thank all the agencies if zuckerberg general and dph and office of economic workforce development that did the labor negotiations our city zoning administrator was involved our real estate was involved and certainly they had to report up the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and r

department staff i'm here joined by my colleague john france and for from the mayor's office of economic workforce development and dean i can't from the delores heights street one of the participation will speak today, there are other commissions and from the office of economic workforce development unite join office of economic workforce development unite join as you is late last year, we focused on the trends address good neighbor policies and the planned process at the second reading in june the detailed strategies that are underway today, we're all i'm asking are for a formal enforcement the extension of the interim controls - >> nope your go. >> and recommendation on the pdr legislation out of map 2020 and talk about the next steps before we go flotd presentation i'm going to turn it over to dean i can't for an update on the community participants. >> good afternoon. >> welcome. >> hi, i'm diane are madison square garden work at the tlorts community service thank you, commissioners i'm a representative voice an, an organizations that has been at the table from the defining of processed we are encouraged

office space after deliberation the dimension continued and to work the mayor's office of economic workforce development to return with an informational presentation to help guide the review o of those conversions plaques i'm joined by the mayor's office of economic workforce development will walk you through through the findings of their research. >> good evening hello commissioners i'm lisa direction of policy and planning at the office of economic workforce development and thank you for including oewd no retail to officer commissioners within is union square that claudia go references on the past decade oewd i've been the liaison to the hospitality district for the department and ♪ capacity worked or worked an visitor and hospitality inches and many public realm and property owners and shareholders including i worked on the important expansion of the union square business improvement district from 10 to 27 blocks in 2008, this is my colleague will join in the presentation and share the presentation with me he's a policy analytical in the department and led the analysis we're going to present to you t

affordable housing units this is a crisis we have to treat it as such the organisms e office of economic workforce developmentnd $21 million a year for office of economic workforce development programs citywide whatever they're doing to serve the african-american population is clearly not working i want to know exactly in this hearing what is preventing those who need employment from obtaining employment the most i can't walk through any district and go to the dry cleaners without a few people not one person but always a few people asking me for employment opportunities yes, an amazing success in our place that i consistently send people to that work with individuals to help them develop their resumes they've held working groups and go above and beyond to try to support members of the our population and i'm consistently doing my own outreach constantly talking with someone trying to lead them on the right path and posting job opportunities on social media i'm proud of people we helped to get job opportunities at muni because of the work of supervisor kim and supervisor cohen and banning the box a lot of the f

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

lee. >> commissioners thanks for having me sarah with the office of economic workforce development formingwith the planning department and staffing the inclusionary housing program i'm here just to give a little bit of context one note i'd like to say the office of economic workforce development is lead on many of the agreements you'll see later this year like mac u mission rock many of those will get high level and thirty and 40 are percent we're pushing them as far as we can go i want to note they include do major up zoning and use of the housing linkage to set the record straight we're here to talk about the calling for a conclusion but rather than a bread and butter project with the zoning a couple of points it provides right now 20 percent of the low income housing that is the city is building and booster the fund elsewhere it provides onsite in realtime and it has a lot of flexibility with unlike the fund that olsen cited that are wholly #2kek9d to low income whether 0 onsite revenue is free of those restrictions we can meet some of the needs we can't meet for other sources i think y

affordable housing units this is a crisis we have to treat it as such the organisms e office of economic workforce developmentpend $21 million a year for office of economic workforce development programs citywide whatever they're doing to serve the african-american population is clearly not working i want to know exactly in this hearing what is preventing those who need employment from obtaining employment the most i can't walk through any district and go to the dry cleaners without a few people not one person but always a few people asking me for employment opportunities yes, an amazing success in our place that i consistently send people to that work with individuals to help them develop their resumes they've held working groups and go above and beyond to try to support members of the our population and i'm consistently doing my own outreach constantly talking with someone trying to lead them on the right path and posting job opportunities on social media i'm proud of people we helped to get job opportunities at muni because of the work of supervisor kim and supervisor cohen and banning the box a lot of the

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

affordable housing units this is a crisis we have to treat it as such the organisms e office of economic workforce developmentnd $21 million a year for office of economic workforce development programs citywide whatever they're doing to serve the african-american population is clearly not working i want to know exactly in this hearing what is preventing those who need employment from obtaining employment the most i can't walk through any district and go to the dry cleaners without a few people not one person but always a few people asking me for employment opportunities yes, an amazing success in our place that i consistently send people to that work with individuals to help them develop their resumes they've held working groups and go above and beyond to try to support members of the our population and i'm consistently doing my own outreach constantly talking with someone trying to lead them on the right path and posting job opportunities on social media i'm proud of people we helped to get job opportunities at muni because of the work of supervisor kim and supervisor cohen and banning the box a lot of the f

planning department with a longer plan has set it off and joaquin and from the mayor's office of economic workforce development thank you for your support and partnership in this. >> (clapping.) >> so supervisor kim you're doing something right the p t l loves this district in addition to that amazing park and bodecker work on the less play to renovate our 13 work playgrounds and p t l with the park alliance are incredible partners and in jane's district they're helping us to raise money for and also got great planning at the rec center another partnership as jane is right more restrictive families and more restrictive kids and density in the south of market this is one of the busiest rec centers and 80 excited to tackle that one, two that's my way of saying thanks to you all you're amazing with the 21st century government we need partnerships and we don't have a healther more restrictive committed and partnering with the trust for public land you're always there for us and in the success of this private-public partnerships can represent i'm absolutely thrilled to bring up adrian and others that will talk abou

take the opportunity to thank all the agencies if zuckerberg general and dph and office of economic workforce development that did the labor negotiations our city zoning administrator was involved our real estate was involved and certainly they had to report up the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and r

with the planning department staff last may wisp here with the colleagues from the office of economic workforce development to introduce you to the southern bay front an interagency coordination effort and negotiated for the collection of major sites stretching from mission creek stretching to candle stick point and the county line in those projects will transform our waterfront with new open space and public amenities and housing and jobs and others investment in the intern i've had a couple of presentations on those projects with pier 70 and mission creek and than be that in the efforts this presentation this item today is a quick update on the status of the various plans on the southern bays front what we're heard from the commission and public and an update on the framework guiding the sites with that, i'm going to turn it over to rich from oewd. >> good afternoon, commissioners if i got the screen we're happy screen the back in front of you as josh said to provide an update to the commission on a lot of work in the thinking that is going on the southern bay framework between last may and now how to ne

. >> i'm the nonprofit manager for the mayor's office of economic workforce development one of the reasonsthe mayor has invested in nonprofit displacement is because of the challenge and because nonprofits often commute technical assistance to understand the negotiate for a commercial lease. >> snooechlz is rob the executive director and co-founder of at the crossroads we want to reach the disconnected young people not streets of san francisco for young adults are kicked out of the services our building was sold no 2015 they let us know they'll not renew our lease the last year's the city with the nonprofit displacement litigation program held over 75 nonprofits financial sanction and technical assistance. >> fortunate the city hesitate set aside funds for businesses facing increased rent we believable to get some relief in the form of a grant that helped us to cover the increase in rent our rent had been around $40,000 a year now $87,000 taylor's dollars a year we got a grant that covered 22 thousands of that but and came to the minnesota street project in two people that development in t

. >> i'm the nonprofit manager for the mayor's office of economic workforce development one of the reasons has invested in nonprofit displacement is because of the challenge and because nonprofits often commute technical assistance to understand the negotiate for a commercial lease. >> snooechlz is rob the executive director and co-founder of at the crossroads we want to reach the disconnected young people not streets of san francisco for young adults are kicked out of the services our building was sold no 2015 they let us know they'll not renew our lease the last year's the city with the nonprofit displacement litigation program held over 75 nonprofits financial sanction and technical assistance. >> fortunate the city hesitate set aside funds for businesses facing increased rent we believable to get some relief in the form of a grant that helped us to cover the increase in rent our rent had been around $40,000 a year now $87,000 taylor's dollars a year we got a grant that covered 22 thousands of that but and came to the minnesota street project in two people that development in the better

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

health, abstains and, of course, we wanted to especially thank amy cohen from the office of economic workforce development wouldn't have been possible without the you amy >> (clapping.) >> with that said, i'll move off the microphone i am sure your tire of hearing from me an absolute honor to introduce mayor ed lee who is here today. >> (clapping.) >> thank you brandon and happy birthday downtown streets. >> (clapping.) >> yeah. >> how did that feel to be one year old we wish it we could be that young i want to come by and congratulate everyone, of course, i want to thank dobie for oh, the space that is exactly one of the reasons why i know that dobie came to mid market street not only for the space for the great work with neural surgeons understanding and scientists to deal with cell systems but to be part oath community they've been always a part of and be able to represent that and with work that google and others to help to support and the creation and establishment of this wonderful new be pathway you know, i love the picture where that says that i might be homeless but you're not helpless because th

planning department with a longer plan has set it off and joaquin and from the mayor's office of economic workforce developmenthank you for your support and partnership in this. >> (clapping.) >> so supervisor kim you're doing something right the p t l loves this district in addition to that amazing park and bodecker work on the less play to renovate our 13 work playgrounds and p t l with the park alliance are incredible partners and in jane's district they're helping us to raise money for and also got great planning at the rec center another partnership as jane is right more restrictive families and more restrictive kids and density in the south of market this is one of the busiest rec centers and 80 excited to tackle that one, two that's my way of saying thanks to you all you're amazing with the 21st century government we need partnerships and we don't have a healther more restrictive committed and partnering with the trust for public land you're always there for us and in the success of this private-public partnerships can represent i'm absolutely thrilled to bring up adrian and others that will talk about

take the opportunity to thank all the agencies if zuckerberg general and dph and office of economic workforce development that did the labor negotiations our city zoning administrator was involved our real estate was involved and certainly they had to report up the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and r

commissioners sarah i am actually just going to do a little bit of context setting thank you so our office the office of economic workforce development the planning department, the port and a number of other agencies have expense working closely on the bay front stainability you've here that a couple of months ago and we wanted to bring it back to the whole everything we're looking at with the pier 70 project is the view we're trying to view other projects with. >> out of those there our 9 projects overall stretching from mission creek to candle stick .4 are approved the wirings arena and the hunters point and the candle stick point add and the executive park of the next 5 we'll be bringing to you those joint agencies over the next pier 70 will be the first, it is a vocal point how we'll be having this and insuring to get the most we can out of projects coming before us one the key topics we've heard at previous hearings an pier 70 at the commission transportation so we'll talk about that 0 through the presentation it really is the number one, issue we hear when he go out to the community there is a consistent effort on behalf of the

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

the south of market so for working with us along with the planning department office of office of economic workforce developmentnd also to the congressional helt to bring forward in proposed negotiation that supports victoria manolo draves park and $300,000 for the acquisition and programming throughout the next foe years committee members he ask for your support and happy we're bringing over two to three years of discussion to a close hopefully today at the board of supervisors. >> thank you, supervisor kim and i'll say i'm happy to support in item today, i think that anytime you have you know those popos i agree with supervisor kim's comment about the planning department staff is going forward more for the public it better he wonder whether the popos were not i'd like highway they were created and the community comes together my frustration that item is lined not outside of city a staff but my office has been working on it setting the 2017 budget and legislative analyst services audit plan - police department. >> and it came forward i don't know what department but want to go forward i would certainly expect

we worked closely with the mayor's office of housing and the office of economic and workforce development to assess which of those properties would be good candidates for development. and from there, we had additional faith leaders step forward and say that we have certain properties that we feel that we could offer in this process as well. so we do have the properties and so right now what we're looking to do is feasibility studies to see how that would work. >> where's the money going to come from? development takes money and lots of it with construction cost in san francisco. >> to really provide essential housing -- because you have to understand, below market rate has its own restriction. >> that's right. >> what we need to do is we need to fill a gap, that's what we call it, between market rate and what we call the essential housing sector. and so one of the things that we're exploring right now is the creation of a housing trust fund in which faith communities, even if they didn't have the land, but they could contribute to this revolving trust fund that would be able to make it po

you may recall back in may of last year the office of economic and workforce development presented the south beach, rincon, mission bay strategy and they're here today to provide an update some of the community outreach since last may and next steps and with that i will turn it over to ken rich. >> thanks david. good afternoon commissioners. so we were here last may to discuss the effort that owed is leading which we're calling a construction framework along the southern bay front and a couple projects and here to give you update between then and now and negotiate public benefits from these projects of affordable housing, transportation and a host of other topic areas that will go over in a moment. 2017 is an important here in this process. we expect to be in front of you later in the year for approval of two major projects, the pier 70 project which you will hear more about after me and the mission rock project. in addition there's another important project, the indian basin project that we expect to get through approvals this year. i wanted to make the point that these large negotiat

sf sprech of market street between 6th is having a cinderella movement with the office of economic workforce development is it's fairy godmother telegraph hill engaged in the program and providing the reason to pass through the corridor and better reason to stay office of economic workforce development work to support the economic vital of all of san francisco we have 3 distinctions workforce and neighborhood investment i work in the tenderloin that has been the focus resulting in tax chgsz and 9 arts group totally around 2 hundred thousand square feet of office space as fits great as it's moved forward it is some of the place businesses engaged for the people that have living there for a long time and people that are coming into to work in the the item you have before you companies and the affordable housing in general people want a safe and clean community they see did changed coming is excited for every. >> oewd proits provides permits progress resulting in the growth of mid businesses hocking beggar has doubled in size. >> when we were just getting started we were a new business people never saturda

0 i don't think that that was actually mentioned and then i want to speak about office of economic workforce developmentevelopment and what kind of jobs are we attracting after being on the school board for 8 years 90 percent of students are students of color and i think that you know as we look at this composition the families in to we have to keep in mind had we build we would like to build for as many families and coordinate the buildings and is density with actually, the opportunities for i don't remember from a public building new public schools and be sync with the development and development for those schools and given the lack of site so for affordable housing in any neighborhood most are small in the richmond's but promote the affordable housing on those sites. >> sorry you're asking what are the ways on a small site program it is primarily intended to be acquiring existing use the question we're looking at that as an - the existing small site program to require excuse me - and so the question given the lack of large sites more affordable housing development in any neighborhood the richmond wha

. >> today, we learned about the office of economic workforce development and it's effort to foster community and make the buyer market street corridor something that be proud of thanks to much for watching and tune in next time for the tuesd 2017, meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission my name is brap the president of the commission before we get start a few housekeeping items please turn off your cell phones and two if you're a member of the public and last week to to an item that is on the agenda or not i will call public comment at various points please come on or got handed a few speakers if you're here to speak on an item there should be speakers in the front and hand them to the staff and finally thank you to sfgovtv and the media services so for airing this meeting live to the public every time we meet we have 4 commissioners we have quorum commissioner caminong commissioner thomas commissioner lee commissioner courtney. >> commissioner frost will be here at 6 and commissioner perez on the way and a vacant seat that be here in a couple of weeks the first business item i

you may recall back in may of last year the office of economic and workforce development presented the south beach, rincon, mission bay strategy and they're here today to provide an update some of the community outreach since last may and next steps and with that i will turn it over to ken rich. >> thanks david. good afternoon commissioners. so we were here last may to discuss the effort that owed is leading which we're calling a construction framework along the southern bay front and a couple projects and here to give you update between then and now and negotiate public benefits from these projects of affordable housing, transportation and a host of other topic areas that will go over in a moment. 2017 is an important here in this process. we expect to be in front of you later in the year for approval of two major projects, the pier 70 project which you will hear more about after me and the mission rock project. in addition there's another important project, the indian basin project that we expect to get through approvals this year. i wanted to make the point that these large negotiat

housing in particular how we planned important introducing housing relative to the office of economic workforce developmentnd jobs and changes in outcomes and community patterns and looking at the evolving state and regional framework in context for land use mr. haney and the consideration of the 3wr50der conversation for housing balance that last question is come up fairly recently at the planning commission i know that commissioner vice president richards has brought that up on multiple up occasions as we look at the plans with the central soma and other projects on the southern bay front with the housing and job components and, of course, in the context of the citywide and the regional is important to understanding how the plans fit in i hope the presentation provides that xhektsz for you i'd like to acknowledge the work of my colleagues (calling names) joining me and did a lot of the work for the presentation. >> so just a quick recap from last time san francisco as well as the nation as a whole is a shift in the fundamental office space the bay area has outperformed the job growth in san francisco go

you may recall back in may of last year the office of economic and workforce development presented the south beach, rincon, mission bay strategy and they're here today to provide an update some of the community outreach since last may and next steps and with that i will turn it over to ken rich. >> thanks david. good afternoon commissioners. so we were here last may to discuss the effort that owed is leading which we're calling a construction framework along the southern bay front and a couple projects and here to give you update between then and now and negotiate public benefits from these projects of affordable housing, transportation and a host of other topic areas that will go over in a moment. 2017 is an important here in this process. we expect to be in front of you later in the year for approval of two major projects, the pier 70 project which you will hear more about after me and the mission rock project. in addition there's another important project, the indian basin project that we expect to get through approvals this year. i wanted to make the point that these large negotiat

take the opportunity to thank all the agencies if zuckerberg general and dph and office of economic workforce development that did the labor negotiations our city zoning administrator was involved our real estate was involved and certainly they had to report up the chain and ultimately got one of the best advocates we could find at the board of supervisors jeff sheehy that knows this place personally and made a huge contribution to the dialogue at the board of supervisors that's why we got a unanimous vote at the board and on the other side i really my and will always thank our chancellor sam who personally appealed to me three years ago he said take personal attention to have this when chester and vice chair chancellor appealed you, you to you know you better work on it and they did we got it done and talking about positions and raise that might be significant in 50 or 60 years and trying to talk people off the ledge of what if a this and that happens and into why not have la relationship that lasts another one and 50 years if so a wonderful partnership has to do with with the world-class hospital and r

building we talked about before we started with the planning department and the office of economic workforce development and transportation authority with a long term transportation process called connect sf and the process that detains a 50-year vision for the transportation system i know we spent a lot of time talking about yesterday or today or next week but we do need to plan forward and this is will be the first i'll say real thoughtful transportation long term plan we've had in the city in quite a few of the so part of the progress we're calling connect sf hosting an open house at the southeast facility 18 hundred oakdale next monday evening started at the 6:45 p.m. we currently people to come out the next 3 years of this effort will be advancing the subway sophomore ground transit updating the transportation plan for two having looking at the different modes of transportation the light that pads the streets and developing the conception to help with the investments and updating the transportation element of the san francisco general plan so a lot of pieces that are under the umbrella and very muc

surrounding neighborhood i really want to hand it off to sarah dennis phillips the office of economic workforce development pier 70 project director. >> so she'll walk you through to the presentation and have jack vice president of forest city here to answer any questions should they come up thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners pleasure to be with you today we're here to take you through the draft level overview we're trying to get in public benefits as we develop the study oewd has been before you i think a number of times to talk about the southern bay strategy pier 70 we've approved 3 of the projects in the strategy pier 70 is the next one up and that's what we're here to talk about i think that is helpful to remember we're looking this project in a context of something much larger and point in past presentations we're looking at negotiating to apply to all projects along the bacons to address all the things we want to see out of projects in relatively consistent way that didn't mean we're trying to apply a one-size-fits-all what 24 brings is different we're hoping by looting them together when t

to say a few high-level things we're coordinating hand in glove with excuse me - office of economic workforce development on a host of programs one and two encouraging w cd one of the most successful job training based on in the phil randolph impediment happening and 3 we're interested in the construction jobs, of course, i should say that bill introduced with the carpenters local 22 and great relationships with all the trades and citibuild a ton of activities we intend to do that another layer we are building a little village retail and commercial and stewardship piece that phil ginsburg are existed but an opportunity for long term not the tear construction jobs are great but they come and community-based but deeper training and placement for people to be here in the long term and the stewardship is an interesting opportunity everything from rec and park existing green program that trains the teenagers to be green agers program like that i had to say that to other programs we train folks in maintenance and operations of the large context parks i want to say that permanent employment piece that is import

the memoranda and middle-income class my husband and i were evicted last year with office of economic workforce development m ii serve the san francisco and the artists it is difficult as an artist and not to fall blow but well, well below-market rate the $1,200 are from even if ethic, possibilities from immigrants all over the world and many, many of the artists fall between this underserved and the market-rate we ask you to please again think about those proposals and look at the controllers information and note that we really do need to solve the middle gap that is happening in san francisco and please make sure that it happens quick and expediting and the law la serve us for two, 5 years not come back again and again and look at the hopes and dreams but look at the real numbers that serve everyone, everyone deserves to have a home thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello thanks for thank you for your time for comments i appreciate it i have a new found respect for listening to everybody so i'll be quick i'm an artist living in the city i'm relatively do well, for myself and answer sup

planning department with a longer plan has set it off and joaquin and from the mayor's office of economic workforce developmentnk you for your support and partnership in this. >> (clapping.) >> so supervisor kim you're doing something right the p t l loves this district in addition to that amazing park and bodecker work on the less play to renovate our 13 work playgrounds and p t l with the park alliance are incredible partners and in jane's district they're helping us to raise money for and also got great planning at the rec center another partnership as jane is right more restrictive families and more restrictive kids and density in the south of market this is one of the busiest rec centers and 80 excited to tackle that one, two that's my way of saying thanks to you all you're amazing with the 21st century government we need partnerships and we don't have a healther more restrictive committed and partnering with the trust for public land you're always there for us and in the success of this private-public partnerships can represent i'm absolutely thrilled to bring up adrian and others that will talk about th

you may recall back in may of last year the office of economic and workforce development presented the south beach, rincon, mission bay strategy and they're here today to provide an update some of the community outreach since last may and next steps and with that i will turn it over to ken rich. >> thanks david. good afternoon commissioners. so we were here last may to discuss the effort that owed is leading which we're calling a construction framework along the southern bay front and a couple projects and here to give you update between then and now and negotiate public benefits from these projects of affordable housing, transportation and a host of other topic areas that will go over in a moment. 2017 is an important here in this process. we expect to be in front of you later in the year for approval of two major projects, the pier 70 project which you will hear more about after me and the mission rock project. in addition there's another important project, the indian basin project that we expect to get through approvals this year. i wanted to make the point that these large negotiat