secured a temporary home a half block away at 1648 pacific avenue. and we moved in june 9 of 2021, let's see endurd 2 years of temp refer relocation. it is proven to be you know detrimental to the business. and the loss of our cigarette sales further compounds that issue for us. and so we are in hopes that the board will rowel to over turn the denial of our retail tobacco sales permit based on long history and also the status of our ref location circumstances. thank you we have a few questions from president swig and commissioner trasvina. >> thank you for appearing in front of us tonight. i have been to your previous location and i recognize you as a bonified good business. in the process of your relocation, and the transferrance of license, et cetera. you have to go through. did anybody from the d. health ever inform you detailed transferring to becomeo a license and tell you i'm sorry. anybody say will be results as mead -- [inaudible]. with the move and -- and did you get disclosure that at that point that the tobacco license would not be reaffir

line 12 changing pacific street to pacific avenue twice. and then on page 77 line 13 adding avenue after columbus. line 18 changing street to avenue for columbus and again line 19 changing avenue. line 24 changing section number from 8 to 9. finally just clerical language that usually goes in most ordinances on page 78 line 5-8 adding a section 10 clarifications about existing law. i believe those are all the amendments. >> thank you very much mr. star for doing that for us again. so, i just have a few comments and then turn it over to my colleague, supervisor mandelman who i know has [indiscernible] we went to great lengths to pass the family housing opportunity special use district last month in a thoughtful manner that balance the needs for tenant protections while removing barriers folks have adding up to 4 units on lots. the legislation before us today if passed the way it is would override many of the provisions and the incentives that are within that sud. as such, i'm proposing amendments today that would restore the following existi

million and lastly dbi completed the final sign off on three high value permits one for 1570 pacific avenue with a mixed-use building with the affordable units was $80 million. and another for now 27 mixed-use building with 4 affordable unit that building is located at one 88 octavia street the evaluation is $9 million. thank you. >> thank you. commissioners have any questions on that? >> okay. >> and next item 7c dbi finances update. >> good morning, commissioners alex deputy director of administration. this month i have a more expensive update for i anything else the regular financial update but looks like the previous fiscal year closed and history update on the fee study and other items for discussions. next slide, please. so i'll start off with the financial overall the financial schedules and some of the history. so the department and the city is on a manual fiscal year calendar from july 1st to june 30th and the city issues a comprehensive financial report that is published in november through early the following year depending on how complicated this particular year is. and the manu

pacific avenue in pacific heights, linden and buchanan. in my neighborhood. and grove and divisadero, also in my neighborhood. i took this on my walk home last night. it's not a corner lot, but i still think it's the essence of what this proposal is looking to do. on scott and hayes. and lastly, my favorite picture, the painted ladies with a seven story apartment building next to it, the picture on the right is a different angle on hayes street. so i show this to underscore that six story apartment buildings in low density areas is not some radical new concept that san francisco is not accustomed to. it's density is an innovative proposal that supervisor engardio and eugene liu have led on. but it's not in any way, shape or form something that san francisco is uncomfortable with. and i urge this commission to return us back to a time when we could build these apart buildings for families and seniors and young people to live and be able to thrive in the city. i do ask that you give serious consideration to planning department's recommendation for reduced setba

has been living on van ness avenue after moving here from sixth and market streets, just one mile from moscone center, where the city is getting ready to host the asia pacificmic cooperation summit. he says he won't move from this new area. >> i'm going to it back there. i'm going to be right back where it was because i don't have a choice. i don't have a choice. >> in response, these giant planters filled with cement were placed on one block of van ness. it's not clear who put them there, but already people have written messages addressed to mayor breed stating buying planters won't solve homelessness. >> it's ridiculous. like they're not even filling it with dirt or putting plants up whenever there's a big event that comes to san francisco, the city is put on high alert to kind of clean it up or move just move the problem somewhere else until the event. >> so that people don't see what's really going on. so they move them to, you know, they clean it up for a while. and then as soon as they leave, it's back to normal. >> now, mayor breed says that since she took office in 2018, her administration has helped nearly 10,000 people get off the street permanent

has been living on van ness avenue after moving here from sixth and market streets, just one mile from moscone center, where the city is getting ready to host the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. he says he won't move from this new area. >> now, i'm going to be back there. i'm going to be right back where it was because i don't have a choice. i don't have a choice. >> in response, these giant planters filled with cement were placed on one block of van ness. it's not clear who put them there, but already people have written messages addressed to mayor breed stating buying planters won't solve homelessness. >> it's ridiculous. like they're not even filling it with dirt or putting plants up. >> whenever there's a big event that comes to san francisco, the city is put on high alert to kind of clean it up or move. just move the problem somewhere else until the event so that people don't see what's really going on. so they move them to, you know, they clean it up for a while and then as soon as they leave, it's back to normal. >> now, mayor breed says since she took office in 2018, her administration has helped nearly 10,000 people get off the street per