i have talked a number of times with the mayor's office of housing. i've actually talked to the controller's office about this as well, this issue of distressed mortgageses and trying to come up with a plan for it ~. i even put language into the housing trust fund prop c in 2012 that would address the need to support households in the seventh part of san francisco where you have single-family homes, where you have household that are working to maintain their mortgages. at the last minute, the housing trust fund section that was called homeowner stabilization fund was changed to the housing stabilization fund and the idea that we had around supporting struggling homeowners with mortgages was really alleviated with that language and taken out. and, you know, the mayor's office of housing gets a lot of credit from me for their work around affordable housing, development, and working with numerous communities across san francisco in trying to maximize local dollars. i give them a lot of credit for that. but there's a real blind spot when it come to providi

the his or her applications under the bmr and it's great we can get to work with the mayor's office of housing themselves and they advocate for clients we call on we realize there needs no be more uniform policy even in just procedural wise and one of the things first is about the disability people that are disabled like larry has mentioned earlier there are developers not aware of how the process works the housing authority and the communication itself and there are times if they don't have cased managers they may get did understand if there's no one advocating for them the developers themselves don't know the process you have to call on the mayor's office of housing and their advocate for that another one the finance we felt like there needs to be an additional on the credit check like in bridge housing they looked at alternative forms of utilities if they paid their utilities on time but because a lot of people don't have good credit so it is good this was brought and the idea of different we have transgender that used an old name urging they're new name but complications because they have

you malia cohen she's interested in that as well and a lot of the hours houses the bmr units throughout the city it is great and both of our offices want to continue to work with the mayor's office of housing and thank you. >> thank you certainly i want to take a moment to acknowledge marie your commitment to the work supervisor kim she and i have spent a lot of time on the housing plans and certainly we've peeled back many layers of the onion and this can help to increase access and accordance. >> those hearing was helpful in helping me to look at the standards that need to exist and certainly supervisor kim and i to some degree supervisor wiener so we'll continue to use that as vehicle to help streamline the progress and make sure increase integrity and quality in the materials and standards we use such possible from the other legislation functions so this hearing is information that's been phenomenal thank you for bearing with my questions no matter how much work the definition of ami and the percentages how they breakdown what does it mean and mr. olsen lee thank you for your dictation to the subject matter. >> thank you very

advocating for them the developers themselves don't know the process you have to call on the mayor's office of housing and their advocate for that another one the finance we felt like there needs to be an additional on the credit check like in bridge housing they looked at alternative forms of utilities if they paid their utilities on time but because a lot of people don't have good credit so it is good this was brought and the idea of different we have transgender that used an old name urging they're new name but complications because they have old names you're going they are different names maybe adding another question of that and the rerentals we felt we notice new developments like one or two years old but a big taller than we helped one that didn't get evicted but he was a person with a mental illness so for the developers is really hire someone that is cultural sensiti sensitive. >> thank you. >> i'm here to speak on being selected as a preference holder as a certificate of preference holder and when we go through the walk through before your selected you know they thrills those are the apartme

so, i would like actually a clear cut list from the mayor's office of housing of all of the previous public housing units that are managed by hud that have not been subcontracted out to you know to meet the private sector but still the non-profit private housing managers, and therefore my understanding of how we will deal with that in terms of both housing and even, building inspection. >> are there any public comment on item ten a or b? seeing none, item 11, review and approval of minutes of the regular meeting of july 16, 2014. >> >> the move the approval of the minutes. >> second. >> and a first and a second to approve the minutes. >> any public comment? >> seeing none, are all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> any opposed? >> okay, the minutes are approved. item 12, adjournment. is there a motion to adjourn. >> so moved. >> second. >> so madam secretary, if i may recommend that we adjourn for ten minutes and be back here at 5 past eleven, and i believe that it is ten past eleven and we will get back. and that is recommends a meeting and now adjourned and it is 11 a.m., and we wil

personal stories to give faces to the hearing we have before us today, i want to thank the mayor's office of housing they've been working closely with us and they're charged with the oversight of the below market rate program for their issue olsen lee along with maria our owner o director that spent a ton of time with residents in the office are here to present and to answer questions so thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors arrest i'm so very excited to be here this is my first year anniversary with the blow market rate program it's a year i have under my belt to understand the ins and outs of that and advocate for you folks trying to get in when we first talked about you know the bmr program whar with only of the things i've noticed is that everybody thinks of a bmr of all or avenue housing as a bmr when you say i want to get into a bmr it could mean so many different things we want to talk about the first thing and clarify is all the types of affordable unit that the city has and which one of them are under the bmr program so am i - how do i - so, yes i do sorry thank you so the units we're n

residents that are losing their housing so we have an exception of what some of the challenges maybe so really want to thank everyone for coming out the residents and mayor's office of housing and colleagues not sure if you have other questions or comments. >> didn't look that way so would you supervisor kim like to file this or continue to to the call of the chair. >> to continue to the call of the chair. >> so the motion to continue item 4 to the call of the chair we'll take that without objection. thank you madam clerk, any other business before this committee? >> there's no further business. then we're adjourned . >> good afternoon, today is october 24th, 2014, and giants are in the world series playing in san francisco. we're

>> i want to know if the mayor the mayor's office of housing has to say anything? good afternoon teresa mayor's office of housing of community development we're looking forward to the assignment of this particular loan to our jurisdiction so we can move forward with m mc in making that affordable housing possible at their 24th street site >> thank you. i move this. >> okay

>> i want to know if the mayor the mayor's office of housing has to say anything? good afternoon teresa mayor's office of housing of community development we're looking forward to the assignment of this particular loan to our jurisdiction so we can move forward with m mc in making that affordable housing possible at their 24th street site >> thank you. i move this. >> okay item has been moved by commissioner singh we have a second commissioner mondejar please call roll. >> commissioner mondejar commissioner singh supervisor bustos is absent arrest madam chair rosales madam chair the vote is 3 i's and one absent. >> okay seeing the item passes thank you please call the next item the next order of business is continually authorizing the amendment to the transbay option for the purchase and sale of real property to take related actions to facilitate the transbay joint powers authority and golden sacking by a subject to the approval of the board of supervisors of the city of san francisco the oversight board of the city of san francisco and the california department of

cooperating with other city agencies to streamline today is presentation is an update on the mayor's office of housingroup as well as housing amendment that increase the supply in san francisco joining me is susan hayward and office of economic workforce development and folks from other agencies this is a complex and involving topic i plan on updating this on a quarterly basis. >> the mayor's office of housing has been working recommendations to address the critical housing needs in response to the executive directive you issued by mayor ed lee in 2013 although those recommendations have not bang finalized those will highlight the issues the first is to preserve the affordable in the neighbors the second to achieve greater affordability and the third to enable a wideband of households there ongoing efforts to help to preserve affordability in the neighborhoods earlier this year the mayor's office of housing launched a small site to purchase the already occupied small building to preserve the units for long-term those buildings have occupied by low income folks are r and are vulnerable to the property

what is also exciting about this negotiation at the end of the day is that our office has been working with the mayor's office of housing and the mayor's office to explore tiered in-lieu fees. this negotiation absolutely sets a precedent for that type of policy. we know that a waterfront condo should not be paying the same off-site fee that perhaps an 18-unit residential building in the excelsior should pay. this sets a policy preference for understanding that we should look at the value of the condos that we are building and when we do off-site fees versus just letting everyone pay the same fee in and of itself. so, again, i want to emphasize that this negotiation will allow us to build 69 more affordable housing units, a net increase of 50 new affordable housing agreements and that we have also executed an exclusive negotiation agreement with related ntndc to ensure that these units will be built on block a, and this building will again be designed by oma and the ferguson architects. i want to express my support for the agreement that is before us today and, colleagues, i hope that you will join me in my support. we a

permanent affordable housing and the overseeing of veterans programs trent moore (clapping). >> you know we're so pleased to be partnering with you know the va, with the mayor's office of housing and others we've been on 0 journey for a number of years and 150 is a former city building one of you are administrative offices it's good to have the workers working with families and making my office getting to see the labor everyday and this is an office it is a model that will be a trurms model and my staff is here and, of course, dennis and you know i can't fail to mention my boss and putting money into the budget to support it and this is a grand lobby a 5 - we can't be more thrilled of one hundred and thirty housing thanks. >> so we're going to take a tour of the building you can take the elevators so that's where the kitchen is we have workers and every veteran has (inaudible)

income developed with the principles of hope sf an initiative that is implemented by the mayor's office of housing and community development for the cities most distressed housing sites the follower redevelopment agency entered into so d da with the company an affiliate of the lamar which defines the rules and responsibilities related to the work in the candle stick point the blow market rate housing plan or the housing plan component specifically describes the rolls and responsibilities of alice griffith lamar will complete the construction and selected salazar for the affordable housing at the site in addition to ocii key alice griffith revitalization includes the san francisco housing authority which is the current owner and operator and the social programs at alice griffith so first i'll give you a background the housing authority applied for and were awarded a $35,000 initiative or ccii grant about 25 point plus grant is for units and for services and community improvement the ccii improvements comes with a statutory obligation that a portion the grant be expended and portion by 2017 i'll get

(mayor's office of housing) . >> and we have brian chiu from the mayor's office of housing. >> good morning, committee members, each year, as you know, we come before this committee and the board of supervisors to go through the first step of allowing us to submit our annual proposal to hud to receive the development block grant, program funds and the emergency solutions program funds, housing opportunities for the bay funds and the home dollars which allow us to provide money so that we have been the construction of affordable housing. and this year, we plan to release our request proposal and the request for proposals incorporating all of those funds next week to allow us to receive applications and then submit our action plan to hud later in may so that we can receive the funding for new proposal to begin the new operations as of july first, 2015, and we anticipate now, based on last year's formula funding that we would receive approximately 16.6 million, in cbg funds and 1.3 in emergency solutions grant funds, and approximately, 8.2 million in hofa dollars, and these estimates were base

afternoon commissioner president wu and director bohe i'm the problematic analysis for the mayor's office of housing of disability and charla johnson is not here we have app a corridor to make sure it the activities and facilities are assessable as required about itself ada we work closely with the planning department to make sure their policies align with the access laws one fundamental obligation for city's we make reasonable modifications off our policies and procedures this helps to comply with the ada and the fair housing act our office worked closely with the planning department staff while they were drafting and refinancing this legislation this legislation will make the process for requesting on accumulation more transparent for the public the legislation will also be a big help to the of any person(s) responsible for the ringing or use of a giving them a better understanding of the specifics of the project i want to thank the planning staff our office is here to support us move forward i'm happy to stay for questions. >> thank you. >> thank you opening it up for public comment is there any

francisco when the produce market said we have 0 grow we made it work and thank you to the mayor's office of housing of department of workforce development that pulls the resources to make sure this happens it is important that this produce market stay in the pursue community because they've made an incredible investment in san francisco and this is our way of saying we're investing in the produce market i want to thank molly stone for standing in district 68 thank you for deeply our roots in our southeast part of the city i hope we convince you to open up a gorgeous thank you, supervisor maxwell we need a grocery in this side of the town people that call this home are the fabric of our city it's a in his no more that san francisco only focuses on the tech industry clarification and growing pdr has been a priority not only for myself and affirmation administration and maxwell i was going to call but president lee and mayor ed lee larger ways of the reasons he compounded upon earlier this is angle industry that is protecting and growing fwlu collar workers pdr spaces hire people without education and

commissioners over the last several years the centers have been 2, 3, 4 discussion with the mayor's office of housing and community development on a property 35 unit affordable housing project for protecting households on a property on 24th street in the mission district predevelopment funding for the project was approved in 2012 but unfortunately did project faced impeded a loan agreement between the former agency and n nc out of experience the item before you for consideration this afternoon is the assignment of this loan to ccii to be modified in support of the affordable housing project before getting into the details of this assignment request i'll status with background request and the affirmativeness of loan first background brob b director bohe mentioned back to 1994 in the early 90s, the prospective jurors program called the 24th street revitalization program for small business loans and public space improvements in the mission district there this program nonprofits were eligible to purchase rerehab and use 3w4r50ig9er commercial prompts on 24th street to encourage the revitalization the pro

so this is a final summary of where we are with the wall of uses two residential buildings proposed and two office buildings and affordable housing of 20 percent onsite for the rental buildings on mission street i want to talk brief about the benefits we've been in a process whereby beginning those conversations in the community we have heard a range of emphasis areas for this project and, of course, affordability being high on the list for housing as well as nonprofit displacement we'll have a range of housing on the site we're proposing 25 powers at this time but we'll continue to have the discussions with various stakeholders in terms of what the overlay balance will be and definitely looking at to support economic development and find jobs a facilitator that that will help with the continuity with even though people that work in selma and the future tenants to make sure there's saebltd and transparency for the jobs that are made available with the redevelopment and finally really working on a robust program for the - this is a summary of again, the area we're focusing on in terms of the benefits how they resonate and over and