the sate can vote on the parcel. a list of the parcel is attached. the one parcel has a total assess of 318,.13 cent. if you have questions on the ballots or the proposed resolution i or my manager [inaudible] can consider questions. thank you >> supervisor kim any last remark snz let's take public comment on item 3. public comment is open >> thank god for public comment. i have been doing public comment for 25 years. i'm retiring from that plat form but i'm talkic about cbd. the parallel is you will speak on the western addition what i call the fillmore. i'm up here to testify. i'm not lying because in july i don't want to hear lies from the mayors office to the janitors office. we are in a state of emergency right here in san francisco. anybody think it is peaches and roses. but there is another story that must be told. now, right now all these cbd's are working all over the community. everything starts in the western addition, the fillmore. we call it the fill no more. the rich history of the city starts in the western addition. goes back to after

] >> i'm not quite sure of the exact locations of the parcels. i see the map but the map is not in the greatest detail that i can actually see it, so i do have that particular copy. i would like to say that even prior to this hearing after a walk down south venice with supervisor campos the mayor directed my staff to actively look at a variety of parcels in the mission, and we have done that. we're in the process of doing that. some of those parcels might be these 13, but the mayor has directed staff to look at acquiring some of the parcels to preserve the affordable housing -- >> so can you -- >> what we found out in this process is that the mayor and supervisor campos walked down south van ness and the mayor looked at many sites along that walk and staff basically followed up with the owners of all those sites, sites that appear to be under utilized may have long-term leases on them. sites that may appear to be ripe for housing development maybe tied up with another use, or the owner may not be interested at all at selling their property housin

as we look at it today, the buildout of the vacant parcel, it is almost complete. the community of central station is comprised heavily of empty-nesters. they are attracted by the lakefront living. it would be more exciting had we landed the olympic games in 2016 it would have put us in the middle of some exciting cultural developments. it is an example of post-1980 development that has been the right place at the right time. let's go to another station. look at grand central. go to that last picture. go to the upper right. you see a nice grassy area. you see some corridors in there. those are the old tracks to central station. this is one of our great architectural landmarks. in 1888 structure. it was called the norman style. while it was never the busiest station, but some say it was the most beautiful. grand central is on borrowed time for many years. a little but like dearborn station. the trains serving were the fastest to baltimore and ohio. it kept the station functional through the early 1970's. here is a case where we are a mile or two west of central stat

the railroad toward the station down partially to redevelop the parcel. look at what is there today. a lot of years have passed. a lot of opportunities have come to the loop. when you look at what is left of the central station, here is one of the great trains leaving the grand central. it had a magnificent arch shed trains came out of. fast-forward 1979 to about 2015. have a look at what is there today. we see here is a case where the closing of a railroad has not matched at all with the market demand for property. 40 years later on that parcel, we are waiting for redevelopment to occur. it has been elusive. one proposal after another comes and goes. we have several forces that conspired to doing this. one is residential development. people don't want to live west of south street. demand has been week there. and it is along the chicago river, which creates all kinds of standards for development. the market has never been able to make this property work. look at how close the two are together. their circumstances have been enormously different. >> who cur

on may 4th there was 18 so in less than a month we lost 5 parcels. at this rate 4 to 5 months there will be no more parcel tooz build afardable housing in the mission. when you say the moratorium will not do anything, it will because in 5ths there will be no parcel tooz build affordsable housing. that is the truth gauze the market rate developers come in and buy them up and build these market rate housing and get credit for affordsable housing but the credits don't go to had mission because the parcelerize gone so the credits will go out of the mission mpt you need act quick because in 4 or 5 months there will be no where teels binld the mission. thank you for listening and make sure to listen to the community because it is common sense. i'm talking about common sense. thank you >> thank you, next speaker please >> good afternoon members of the board of supervisors. my name is flora davis and i'm a artist. i lived in san francisco for 37 years and i will be evicted frame nigh studio of south of market and had that studio for 26 years and would just l

if you have single parcels splitting it will be more complex and more work than in the past. that speak tooz the complexy of the different categories. i think your other question is how we make the swings in the eon caem. the way the rmt code work squz californias property 13 works we have to value the property at the time of sale. if a property is being purchased at a time when the real estate market is hot and the prices are high, we have to value at that level. we caept value at a lower level anticipated we need to weather the storm, we have to value at the value the market requires as of that time. same scenario in 2008 when the market crashed we saw a ton of properties that lost value. in bay views and hunters point and excelural wu see single family homes lose value and had to grant temporary reduction and increased ringe. it is a complex picture and married with the market conditions >> just part of why i ask is when i look at the line graph that you put with the red line and green line >> yep >> i was just kierious in terms of the thinking behind it because the comple

immediately because their cheaper than the parcels you downtown i asked 3 developers this morning they confirmed it there's the funding to the mission community in favor of the moratorium there's the hundred percent avenue and to the people on the fence there are more viable effective and examination national policies than a moratorium supervisors you don't need 45 days or two years act now fast forward skip the wake up call (clapping.) boo. >> i'm gus i was born and raised in the mission from grammar school to the high school we lived in a one-room area the four of us the reason why we would in f that situation there was a housing storage and time up to the present moment all i can say we've had a how's crisis and there's never been a solution every time there was a serious solution we offer never cure the problem only the symptoms to - we know the problem is the lack of affordable housing you have to build and i think the moratorium is not the solution at all i think the way we enticed the tech companies to come into the city we need to entice the developers i'm against the moratoriu

their circumstances has been enormously different. >> who currently owns the parcel? >> it has changed hands several times. for a while it was owned by the railroad. they tried to find a user. there was speculation that this could be the next casino. it is walkable to the great venues. i'm relieved that proposal didn't happen. a number of movies have been filmed on this site. there would often be trucks on their. -- there. some chicago classics have been dumped here. -- filmed here. we look north. we go to northwestern station. essentially we have lost four of them with dearborn and union still standing. this is on prime residential land. look at the station at about 1912. it had the classic gothic entrance to it. and a waiting room that was magnificent by anybody's standards with a vaulted ceiling. we see that the railroad terminal was doomed by the fact that the large number of commuters arriving on this company made it prime for office tower development. the station was a victim of its own self. thousands of commuters arriving every day. the demand for that parcel

there are 3,279 parcels represented under the cbd all of which will be provided a variety of important summit services activity and improvements they will benefit the property business owners and neighborhood as a whole. on june 2nd as supervisor stated we had 33.25% in favor of this district which is over the 30% threshold the cbd is proposed for a year period. if it is passed here at the committee and advanced to the board tomorrow and also passed we will be mailing ballots at the end of the week to all property owners within the district. additionally per the resolution of intention we will be counting on ballots on july 28th. if there is majority petitions in favor of forming the district the board of supervisors may take a vote to establish the proposed district. if approved the district will collect them as of july 2015 and services will begin in july 2016 -- a power point presentation will go over the prospecific goals for the district. i would like to turn over the presentation to her. but i will be present to answer any questions afterwards. >> thank you. >> good afternoon. th

it encompasses a parcel is referred to in many cases as s&p 24 surface mining permit 24. which is necessary for water management and fine management for mission valley box operation. the area to the northward of it is number 32 was the active mining area they use reyna. so this v-6 engine would match up with the other lease and allow them to continue their operation inefficiently but also has benefits for us in terms of water management, both for the alameda creek recapture project and the san antonio bypass i plan parts. we recommend approval of this item to extend the lease permission value valley rock for these parcels. >> thank you for that. when i was before us before, was not clear to me at the time this was not really prominent. that the extraction of this site has terminated and were renewing not for mining purposes but something else. that's a very different kind of lease. tenant unusual circumstance. i'm prepared to support it. >> i have the same questions as i thought at first it was a renewal and as i said before, i'm not a big supporter or even a small suppor

-- how many per parcel of land, right? >> no, i think the planning department has now instituted a process of going up and that land that may have accommodated 3 units before may now accommodate 7 or 9. >> but that's that's the zoning i think that's what you have to base it on -- how much are we planning to build. >> my question is you picked it simply because it triggers an environment review? >> right. >> okay. let me go on. proximity a hundred radial feet, that's great or abutting. >> question on that one -- if we go with the 270 people that means anything below 270 don't could you please 270 don't count? >> no that's not what she said. this is what comes for a hearing. i mean staff is asking for discretion to handle stuff and i mean these are the -- correct me if i'm wrong -- these are the stuff that can make it come for a hearing, right? >> even if the capacity is only a hundred. >> they have to go to staff anyway. okay. great. all right. >> can i weigh you down a little bit? let's just do this point by point. do othe

that has been part and parcel of this.racking got a chart market gdp, if we can call that up. , china ratio has doubled being the purple line. it is well below the united states in red. this is music to the bulls ars. >> this is the one measure where there is value. it's a warren buffett metric. >> if you have better profitability over time with , then theirns earnings would improve relative to the base of gdp and you have lower multiples as opposed to what we currently see. aspect,l see some value maybe, of the chinese market. bed, bath, and beyond earnings are out. it looks like they are coming in below what analysts anticipated. little change year-over-year. $.93, twonchanged at cents below the average analyst estimates. they had been predicting a 2.4% gain. most $1.18 per share gain. analysts had anticipated $1.23. looks to be sending the shares lower in the after hours. i'm seeing a decline of 1.6%. some of the housing has been pretty positive when you're looking at existing or new home sales, strong numbers. the orde

you know making maybe a moratorium on you know maybe you guys should direct staff to acquire the parcels in the mission in question i deeply urge you guys to come to this meeting instead of just conflict it is said you've got to give them >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> (clapping.) good evening. i'm sure some of you are tired 20 years of the homeless in the city i have to say this is one of the most amazing hearings i've participated in city hall and lost people power and most important i don't care there is a good reasons to oppose is moratorium what we're saying we want you to prioritize people over profit people over profit some supervisors that talked about reasons not to support like the fact we're not building enough housing in the mission how you walk our streets have you walked on 16th street and mission and 17 and fulsome and 18 and atlanta we're building in the mission in the last three or four years i also want to see let's take responsibility for the failed housing policies f this is the 3 administrations that didn't see with the mission i was one the

they say the discovery was made in a parcel that arrived at the airport by international mail. they say it was sent from the u.s. state of michigan to kentucky and then on to japan. and it was addressed to hamp at a tokyo hotel. the box was labeled as necklaces and some tablets were found at the bottom of the package and inside a toy pendant case and also a paper bag. police say the pills contain oxycodone. a substance used in some countries as a painkiller. it is designated in japan as a narcotic because it can be highly addictive. people are banning from bringing the drug into the country. require the permission from the health ministry based on a medical prescription and must carry the drug with them and be cleared at customs. "the wall street journal" points out that some americans may face problems in japan because of the tougher restrictions. in the u.s. people can take a doctor's note for oxycodone and fill their prescription at a drugstore. japan has relatively few business executives and hamp is seen as a role model. before toyota she climbed the corporate ladder at pe

that would be rezoned. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> just those two or three parcels but. >> all the area to the west in green is ocean avenue and this is it extends oceanic to the east. >> you're saying that begins right there where we see the green it is already an nc t. >> yeah. >> i wasn't aware that sound like fine the other thing obviously a feeling of a demand might be a demand for the storefront use interest is vacancies at the other ends of the street there's a lot of new housing can't do harm for the flexibility to use it for rate and that's our feeling given the number of new residential units that are for example the bay i think 11 ocean avenue there is a lot of activity that is online we think that provides patrons for any new retail establishments in addition to the students and faculty at city college. >> yeah. there's a lot of potential in some of the sub zoning and the residents in that area by lakeside but a possibility thosewet portal so we will talk about in the future. >> thank you. >> commissioner hillis. >> so this p that makes sense as ocean gross and the project happ

they handed out parcels for thousands of migrants in the port of calais. the charities there say they have been left with no choice but to help because of what they say is an incompetent response by both britain and france. we went to meet some of the migrants receiving the food aid. >> what do you say about this, this site of lines of men and women from countries like eretriea and sudan. being given food parcels not in africa but in calais. inside some fruit business cuts and milk. this ethiopian is going to make it last. >> four days. >> four days or five days. >> this was courtesy of the catholic charity islamic relief and solidarity international. more used to emergency work in africa this is the first time, the first day they've ever had to do this in france. >> this is the first time in 35 years of existence that solidarity international that we're working on french territory. >> of course much of this would be unnecessary if the u.k. would allow people to seek asylum. that's the reason why they're stuck in calais after all. but there is no chance fo

you the formation process began in 2013 there was approximately 1382 hundred and 50 millin dollar parcels 11 hundred in zone one and fiscal year 2015 budget a 5 hundred and 14 work r, 8431 percent are spent on green space maintenance and third on capital improvements, 23 percent spent on citizennd technology and the remainder 14 percent on operations and contingencies the district term is 10 years from january 1st, 2016, and expire on december authenticating 2025. >> so the official petitions result are goal was hundred and 47 thousand 857 of the total nonassessed that's 4 hundreds and 92 hundred and 50 millin dollar 858.75 for the himself we've rounded up the categories listed in the chart yes votes no votes are clear abstinence are the votes for public entities that tragedy don't participate in the petition process and the undeclared votes doesn't participate the total yes amount was one 52 hundred and 50 millin dollar 406.250 millin dollar 6 and the no vote was 61 thousand 933.33 those percentages actually of those who have responded indicates that thought total responses 71 percent ar

attract international attention it is a restructuring of the city and many citizens find themselves parcels in a large sector of land and san francisco was able to recapture it san francisco is savvy enough to reinvent itself other than an organization and includes the south i want to make a personal containments for the spirit which you presented i look forward to how it evolves i have to anytime i will be speaking about it in an international conference the week after next and the mission bay will be talked about i spend quite a bit time studying it i should have talked about is it after you presented it in any case thank you and all the best for you're next success. >> commissioner antonini. >> yeah. a few questions first of all, the braked of ownership and the rental and housing you said much of what is being built is condo they can convert in the future. >> yeah. not the limits you have in the other places in the city let me grab my sheet i have a breakdown of the map. >> in the mission bay south the only still 3 affordability in the south. >> they're all. >> in the north we do have ot

concept that people once they hear about are more supportive this is the second largest in terms of parcels that is yet informed and it's been a bit of a challenge reaching all of those property owners however a vafrt majority of them are neighborhood residents and that's you know really the kind of main dividing line too the community benefits district is targeting and what the green benefits program it targeting. >> commissioner tour-sarkissian. >> thank you for this wonderful initiative i have a question to ask you since this is the first in the nation maybe you can envision us on the nonprofit structure you'll be creating and also tell us how the budget will be run whoets who's going to control the budget. >> is this something funded that is a nonprofit or independent and cd are nonprofit. >> you'll cv d responsibility to a property owner nonprofit owners association made up of a section of the business owners that property owners it could be a neighborhood representative hearing the community members go through an eloquent process to make up the board of directors for the stages in thi