housing development corporation and tenderloin neighborhood development corporation tndc were interviewed by a selection panel who included representative from ocii, the mayor's office of housing and community development and the mission bay citizens advisory committee. the panel unanimously selected the tndc stoo team which includes sooner lomon and bar an and tndc valencia as the service providers. the tndc is committed to pursuing additional finances in order to reduce subsidy, compelling design, a service provider in addition to services from 28th valencia in after school literacy and writing school program and the fourth street side with retail. the proposing development is adjacent to 588 mission bay blvd north is known as mission bay southwest which you approved for financing earlier this year. it addresses the need for affordable housing by targeting households of 50 percent of median income an equal distribution of 1-2 bedroom units, 103 apartment units in 3-5 buildings in 23 various homes and flats and 45 off street parking spaces which includes 5 retail spaces in two carshare spaces. so why we are here today is for your authorization to enter into a $2.5 million predevelopment lo

most of which is that the grant funds be delivered by september of 2016 for development of phasing 1 and 2. the bond issuances before you today will allow the mayor's office of housing and community development along with the other funding i described to start construction on time to meet these critical hud deadlines. these bond deadlines are conduit financing which do not require the city to repay the bonds. the projects are slated to begin construction in january of next year and be complete by july 2016. here with me today is daniella graville and this concludes my report. i am available to answer any questions you may have. >> i just had a quick one. what's the projected completion date of phase i housing and phase ii housing? >> july 2017 ?oo -- 2016, i'm sorry. >> 2016 for phase i and phase ii? >> for phase i and 2, they are under the same schedule, they are being constructed concurrently. >> you mentioned no one is being displaced, unlike past hope 6 projects of the city every single resident of alice griffith has been relocated into another unit until they can move into the new unit. >> we likely don't even need to do the temporary relocation. we are doing the constructio

. >> item 6 is a resolution authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development to expend stablization funding in the amount of $500,000 for the acquisition of a community facility and service. >> we have the mayor's office of housing. >> good morning, supervisors, claudine dell rosai, i'm here to seek $500,000 from the south of market stablization fund. $100,000 would go to west bay philipino to use $400,000 is recommended for united players up to purchase 1038 (inaudible) impose the south of market community stablization fee on developers who build new residential development within the rincon development and finally establish the soma community stable daition fund community advisory community, car to advise the board of supervisors on expenditures of the fund. the planning code mandates that moneys in the fund are to be used to address the effects of destablization of businesses on soma. in 2008 the board of supervisors approved a soma community stablization fund strategic fund and authorized emily cd to administer the plan. the 4 goals of the plan are to strengthen nei

report a joint ceqa neah document prepared by the planning department and mayor's office of housing and community development. again case no. 20150 515 e. i'm joined here today by my colleagues sarah jones environmental review officer, also england flannery from the mayor's office of housing and comment development. members of the project sponsor team are also present. the project site is located on the south slope of potrero hill between u.s. highway 101 and 280. the site is generally bonded by connecticut street, 26th street wisconsin street, 23rd, texas street and 23rd street. the project site within the potrero hill neighborhood and southeast quadrant of the city. in go public housing developments the potrero terrace and potrero annex. the proposed project would include demolition of existing 620 public housing units, and development of up to 1700 residential units for a range of income levels which includes replacement public housing units. the project also includes new vehicle and pedestrian connections, new street and block layout, new transit stops, new water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure

statement we're preparing a document by the planning department and the mayor's office of housing and community development joining me as my colleague with the specialist and the senior environmental planner members of the project sponsor team are present this is on the draft eir with the defendant project this is the same project brought to you in august of this year as an informational item the project is located on the soviet part of potrero hill between u.s. 101 and the site is bounded by 26th and 23rd street and 25th street within the defendant part of the city the site is currently developed with 6 hundred and 20 housing units proposed project clusz includes the demolition of the one hundred plus housing unit and includes up to seven hundred residential housing to replace market you housing some of the historic evaluations were evaluated the potrero hill terrace development and the potrero hill landscaping in the context of other public housing projects that were in designed in the presequa block style the annex have not eligible for listing on the historical landmarked but it is not win the district

. >> on marketing the mayor's office of housing and community development -- they will help provide that report 90 days i believe after each project -- so several years before this one will be done but in general i believe we're working on an over all ocii housing production report that should be available in the early part of the new year so we look forward to bringing that to you. >> great. thank you. >> yes, commissioner bustos. >> sorry. who's here from bridge? so you guys are going to help with the marketing of these units -- one thing i'd ask if if you can -- there are a lot of people who used to live in san francisco that were forced out many many years ago and you know, they were here for decades and we want them back and they got certificated of preferences and a lot of folks lived in the western edition and i know they are they are at the top of the list and when i drive down, when i'm downtown and i see this new development beautiful things beautiful buildings coming up it always crossed my mind like wow why can't some of those folks come back and enjoy the city that they grew

and working in concert with our resource partner, the mayor's office of housing and community development, certain refinements, there are a number of people, limited avenues for people to apply as you have recently seen in the press and papers and particularly in mission bay as you saw. so there are refine ments that you as the commission have referenced us to work with housing for this portal that is not quite ready for primetime to make it easy to apply 32 you the chairs. the chair has previously requested an update from our resource partner on the mayor's office on housing and we have those unrestricted and middle income housing, the 80 percent of ami and 50 percent and we'll be working with the housing community development to bring that forward in the new year. >> thank you. >> i would like for your information you need to know this, your staff here. i am a certificate holder, okay, but your staff, what is his name, i get so angry with this man. he has sent out notices. i received a notice. i can bring it to you where he is saying that 2015, my certificate won't be any good anymore.

community based healthcare organizations the parks and rec department and puc and sfmta. and the park, and around the cpmc, cathedral hill and the california campuses. and the mayor's office of housing and community development, received the payments into the city wide affordable housing fund for placement housing and rental assistance. sfmta received payments for transportation improvements including bicycle safety and the brt and so our and we had two parts to our role in this dba the first one was hiring around construction. and you can see the goals and at least, 50 percent of the new entry level positions. and we have met that, and the goal, with cpmc and we have actually done quite well there. a couple came through the office as internships and were placed there and very strong candidate and we have done quite well there. and then the next is for the apprentice program, which is how we with the city bill worked to get a lot of new folks in the pipeline there. and at least, 50 percent of the new entry level, apprentice ships which was our goal and we have met that and we have filled all eight in that, and apprentice ship role and so when you go out on the sight, you can see our city bill efforts there a

from proceeds of future bond indebtedness, authorizing the director of the mayor's office of housing and community develop. to submit an application and related documents to the california debt limit allocation committee to submit a mortgage revenue bond in an aggregate revenue bond not to exceed $65 million for 588 mission street north. >> we have the mayor's office of housing to speak on this item. (brief pause in captioning).

united players will replace the value as part of the agreement between the mayor's office of housing and community development and united players if the 1038 howard street property is sold. so our recommendations at the bottom of page 29, we recommend you amend the resolution to state the city has no liability on the loan between united players and mr. john hommond and they will be required to reimburse the city plus a proportional share in the value of 1038 howard street from the proceeds of any sale of property including sale of the property due to default or foreclosure secured by the property. we recommend you approve the resolution as amended. i would add we believe any future transaction for a new building should be subject to board of supervisors approval. we are not in any way opposed to that but we think there should be a separate transaction, it should go before the board of supervisors and should be separately approved if that occurs. >> thank you. now let's open this up for public comment if there are no other questions. is there anyone from the public that would like to speak? >> good evening, la

>>resolution retroactively authorizing the mayor's office of housing and community development, on behalf of the city and county of san francisco, to accept and expend an innovation fund research contract in the amount of $442,996 from the u.s. department of the treasury, internal revenue service, for the period of september 30, 2014, through december 21, 2016. >> chair and supervisor campos, thank you so much, office of the tax collector here on behalf of my friends of mayor's office of community develop sxment they have been wonderful in stepping up and doing the processing for the grant that we received, and actually that the contract from the u.s. department of treasury and it is a 443,000 dollars over two years to provide, financial counseling to the residents at the four sf sites and we are going to be testing whether allowing enabling electronic payment of rent, reduces the likelihood of eviction at these four sites and i think that this is a very exciting initiative to bring the high quality, financial service and products to the housing authority residents and to particularly tar

and construction of a 105 multi family housing project known as hunter's view. >> good morning, supervisors, i am pamela sims, i am a development specialist in the office of community investment and infrastructure and the resolution before you will authorize the issuance of bond proceeds to pay for construction and development costs for hunter's view phase ii a this was introduced at 112 middle point road. however through a technical amendment we have revised the text to the exact address or 227-228 west point road. the sponsoring team includes the john stewart company, divine and gong and ridge point as the owner and general partner. wells fargo will serve as limited partner and tax credit investor and citi bank is construction lender and bond purchaser. when completed hunter's view phase ii a will be a 107 develop. come prietszd of 32 two bedroom units, 8 4 bedroom units and one 5 bedroom units. 80 units are replacement units and the household will pay no more than 30 percent of their income as rent. the remaining units are ardable tax credit units targeting no more than 50 percent of area median income or $48,550 for a family of four. these transactions are cond

development. of the 15 sites that were transferred to the mayor's office of housing in 2004 two have been developed into affordable housing. one is reserved as a community garden and five are not developable, but if sold could provide funding for affordable housing. there are seven of those sites that are in infeasible for sale or development because the propertis were transferred too quickly to the mayor's office on housing. so under this initiative, we're starting with properties that are owned by enterprise departments particularly the puc and mta. and the reason for this, they have significant land holdings and as i mentioned they are not subject to the surplus city property ordinance. so there isn't any restriction around using these properties for one-use only. you however- >> hold on one second, if you could take your conversation outside, thank you. >> thank you. however, since these are public resource these public assets are also intended to benefit the public. it's important to note there is a fair market value constraint, but there is also -- this also provides an opportunity to demonstrate strategies that apply affordability while also benefiting the

and then get back to that specific rehab. >> thank you. >> with regard to my your's office of housing community development specific completions this slide illustrates that we have a plan funded pipeline of affordable projects that achieve 10,000 units by 2020. we of course want to do more than that. we'd like to stabilize our neighborhoods for existing renters, we want to commit to rebuilding public housing and achieve our middle income goal. the working group has developed a number of recommendations that should not only ensure we meet our goals, but look beyond them. i'll turn it over to rebecca foster from the mayor's office at this point and i'll work on your rehabilitation question. i want to make sure i'm giving you the right numbers, but i'm working on that. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> over the past eight months we had a broad group of stakeholders that met as part of the working group and those groups included over 100 [inaudible] housing advocates, realtors and property owners, working hands in hand with city departments and mayor's office staff and the board staff. and the goal of this working group was turning the housi

office of public and indian housing. she is currently the president and ceo of san antonio housing authority and would bring nearly 20 years of experience managing affordable housing and community development programs to this position. miss mcmillen has been nominated to serve as administrator at fta. she has served as deputy administrator at fd a since twooi 2009, and she became acting administrator in july of this year. as deputy administrator she has played a direct role in implementation. senator crapo, would you like to make an opening statement? >> no, thank you, mr. chairman. i don't have an opening statement to make. i understand we're going to do this on a voice vote. >> yeah. >> and would be supportive of doing so. >> mr. chairman? >> yes. >> could i just have a statement included in the record at this point? >> you may. without objection. >> in the interests of maintaining a quorum, i ask other senators to withhold comments on the nominations until after the vote. statements may also be entered into the record. without objection, we will now vote on the nominations of miss castro ramirez to be assistant secretary of housing and urban development and miss teresa mcmillen to be th