units to make sure their places that people want to live for the next 20 years and hope sf we as olsen lee mentioned a long process right now almost 3 hundred units in construction and we have a variety of different projects throughout the city listed here total up to around 7 hundred unit as far as helping people become homeowner you're down payment surveillance we offer a wide range to a variety of income level where you're trying to purchase a below market rate or interesting in purchasing a market rate permit we have targeted programs for teachers and foreground in the current year we've provided down payment to 63 folks to become homeland security for the first time under the category of neighborhood stabilization first is our office implementations of the ellis act preference program that the dimension passed since we've been taking application in 2018 we have hundred and 34 applications and 26 people that received certified have been placed in hours somewhere in the city we have the eviction prospective and the acquisition program and the complete neighborhood trust fund funded out

. >> i know we have the mayor's office of disabilities olsen lee here thank you mr. lee for coming and your hard work and look forward to the conversation today as well. >> before john leaves the room i really would like to thank the department of city planning for their collaboration on the mayor's office of disabilities and xhept community development i'll talk about our programs development that's the focus of a lot of what the office has done in terms of creating new resources to address the affordability criticize and under the leadership of john has been a great partner to problem solve and create tools it he has helps us regulate and create for housing to recollection look at the possibility of building on the public sites as well as improvements in the inclusionary program the mafdz what do we do obviously work on the development of the city's housing policy whether the implementing agency to assist in the construction of affordable housing we're also the office that provide for pass through grants to the strength of the neighborhood fantastic and the goal of

couple of questions on the surpass property city ordinance i think that would be best addressed to olsen lee i know that july 15th of every year the city second floor gives to the mayor the upgrade i haven't seen a list and the process what it looks like i know that while we define surplus property where you know there's either a hundred percent vacancy or other things we insure that the city zoning administrator, what say you? as has an additional set of ice where it is surplus i think so actuary realize we are with the citizens advisory committee who is submitted to the mayor's office of housing to make sure the departments are not hiding property away from being used for avenue and therefore transferred to the mayor's office of housing so i was wondering you know how. prapz participates have we transferred to the mayor's office of housing since this ordinance has come into play. >> right after the ordinance was adapted a fairly aggressive search for city inventory and assets were identified as transfers to the mayor's office of housing that went through the cac for review and many of them

for review and many of them move forward to the board for jurisdictional trevor in hindsight after olsen lee staff committed a rigorous review many were unvenerable or seriously challenges to the opportunity some have moved many were deemed not to be appropriate for housing and difficult to market for sale surplus housing ordinance was two pathways once a property is declared surplus it what be solid or developed start affordable units so i'm speaking whether it was venerable we have a lot of surplus assets that are either unvenerable or hostage to a property because of their access requirements and utilized constraint you name it so on releasing website were the properties that were reviewed by the malice and the cac regulated for housing prudent persons but moved towards a disposition process to yield revenue, however, those on the site were down to the shriver's of property only a neighbor would be interested in quasi that's typically what we have in our vibrant. >> how many properties in the inventory. >> i'll say 35 or so on our current list we'll get you that exact list i object to get

of housing give a presentation so my way substantive is give 8 out of 10 john ram 6 out of 10 and olsen lee it out of 10 today it is a shame that san franciscans have to go on our streets and see so many people homeless and it is a shame that the supervisors sit here and don't think outside the box when it comes to our children i see the fluff and the rain drop but not the practice illicit i when i worked for accident presidio i created the infrastructure group the real estate and property management group i understand what goes into doing things and maintain a standard your supervisors was ask yourselves do you really cater to those that need help most do you really care about our seniors especially our seniors who really contributed to this nation in the 50s and 60s and 70s and 80s today, we have at technician i didn't and the fluff i'm asking you do you center compassion and is your heart in the right place you very much. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon and thank you supervisors my name is mary beth smith i work in san francisco beetle i'm he

industrial triangle please and i'm glad that this came up about the hearing you all going to have bug the olsen lee is mayor's office of housing those folks when they coming back come co-pay. to the city came to bayview all of those funds their needs to be an investigation of what is going on their needs to be a recall it is sad how this city has turned into it didn't has nothing to do with to do with you i know one thing you can't do morning what you're told to do you sanity say anything it saddened me i want you to write down this quickly wwws a n f r a n m a g. come and look at september is 6 september 2006 now that magazine came out 2006 in september i'm in it and a lot of other people guess what when you read that is your question you're seeing the same thing going on today please because our staff can't go out they've been watched and found who you talk to its a shame what you do to the staff i know you can't do nothing about it they can't go on is computer outside this is a crime and all the city departments not just here they don't want you to know they gave us 3 minutes to talk they don't

operated opened up apartment for folks it took them seven years for the financing mercy knows that olsen lee and others in the center of trying to put together the packages suffer from the bureaucracies that the federal and state and sometimes our government troiktsd the slowness that's why we're putting together 2 hundred and 50 thousand the board of supervisors and i, we will put a ballot this november and, of course, for those of you here are part of yes audience what you don't know what is happening behind the escapees to create something i know that bank of america and silicon valley and the community trust fund eject in particular putting together an accelerate fund so when we identify those sites and we have them just like we have another site that is about to break ground north of us for another 4 hundred and 88 i want those projects accelerated we have this very unique opportunity given the prosperity of our city the things moving along well in the business world we need to have that prosperity shared by everyone pull up the families in sunnydale and alice griffith and hunters point

city hall and no more programs for the tenants the story needs to be told find out why is it that olsen lee started a new program rewritten from the management town hall or council for this program talking about owning housing this city is sick you i don't dpoth i was part it of it you could get all the information about resident management council through the department i work for baby i brought the information to the supervisors so all the supervisors could get a copy and read and learn or lien what this city to be dissolution do they read anything not only trying to rewrite history i'm not going to allow owl of the mayor's office to rewrite nothing he needs to go to jail thank you. >> i don't have any further. >> no other speaker cards sir would you like to address the commission on this item 57 bshlgs. >> yes. speak on item 5 b and dr. jackson one of the things i want to speak on whether there be a full disclosure of the up research program in terms of who will be conducting the outreach for tenants and where will it be conducted how will people in the viewers communities know about the

the options for affordable housing option for the seniors in shelters and a i had a sidebar with olsen lee sort of the needs and the families and seniors one the biggest needs is growth is seminars we'll continue to focus on senior housing is critical and on the services side to cue up did seniors out of shelters into affordable housing is incredible and the partnering with mow is critical. >> the reason i'm raising this yesterday as many seniors and people that disabilities and tenant rally id to talk about the need for eviction protection a 73-year-old being evicted with disabilities she'd 12k5b8gd but i'm sense this is we're seeing more people with disabilities and seniors pushed into homelessness that's why i'm asking about seniors no poverty during the daytime process. >> uh-huh. >> thank you. >> schooe. >> thank you chair hi my question around family housing - homeless families and it is great you were able to get funding from the state and service to the homeless families and some additional hours i'm occurs i guess i'm not getting a since of what is the magnitude of the issue here

. >> good afternoon olsen lee director of the mayor's office of housing in terms of the most cd mission wanted to clarify how our mission fits within the subject matter of that particular hearing in terms of the the providing the financing and facility the purpose of affordable homes in san francisco one of the decision this were made n many years ago the decision to create permanently supportive housing rather than lease hotels or other housing and this is define in part by creating permanently affordable housing we could leverage or leverage outside resources to pay for the cost confident housing in some cases the operating costs of housing is lower than the lease housing and ♪ cases the hours is built to current standards in terms of of accessibility and other important issues of people with disabilities the people has a dual track in providing the housing for the disabled and seniors and others in terms of 0 both the master lease hotels and the permanent affordable in terms of our work and in terms of creating affordable housing what both the directors of h and dph have articulated

white to inform him, i want to inform i'm a certificate holder i received a letter from olsen lee last year that the certificate holders will not be any longer than after 2016 i'm glad you're going to hold a hearing auto while take our comment during public comment. >> yes. at my age 82 i forget. >> i'll remind you. >> laughter. >> so commissioner mondejar. >> one last next thing or thing i want to hear from the nonprofit partner t n d c if it's okay. so i just want to know how that this meets our requirements as a nonprofit partner do you have any comment. >> thank you for asking commissioner don falk we're really thrilled to be part of project we're very passionate about our values and sxhuts we feel like it is important to represent those in our discussions about design and financing and how the project will carry forth i think in our mature selection always partners we felt like we needed to hear and see that and relate it they'll be responsive to us when we raise those issues that's our experience so far as far very good. >> thank you very much i appreciate it. >> would any commis

down all we expect is a stool and microphone if you have a band that comes in they'll bring their olsen leewn sound equipment. >> if you get a larger crowd with many seats. >> we'll use the regular arena configuration. >> and this halo will be able to consultant everything in the middle of the room just curious. >> the halo plays two functions when you have a warriors event as part of scoreboard it has statistics or marketing for the arena treat that same is led is used for the fillmore how they decide to use it as apple environmental enhancement to the show and the halo is used to support as i mention lighting and sound a means for rigging the equipment. >> looks at awesome thank you. >> commissioner perez and commissioner lee. >> thanks so much for your preshgs presentation i heard you guys started our community outreach i was wondering can you telling us that's about your process and what's coming in way of the response from the community. >> there are a variety of issues that are relevant to the community stakeholder. >> that would be arena sound mitigation and countryside control and t

mad and a at media i'm ac e i'm here to i've got to tell you this is a new era if this new mayor olsen ed lee the governor is going to run state you he's fund and come back and redevelopment that's why you changed the name it is the same day this is a new day i'm hoping and praying that i'll be able to work with the city in the capacity i've never been i'm talking about community reform dropping everything that undermines our community in the past you done pursz u pushed this bottom i call is city hall i call is silly hall you must have internship and have us as part of it. >> thank you mr. washington. >> patrick valentine. >> i'm pat the vice president of the mission bay south beach merchants association i will in the neighborhood close to where the arena and event center will be built i walk and bike by interest i'm very much in support of this project we're tired of boring mission bay this is a significant connection between whaemz e what's happening in the southeast side and the east side of city we're excited to see it happen and get implemented there's concern around transit we should k