the map would be zoom tonight a parcel scale so a property owner or anyone would know which parcel are in or out of the map. before adoption of the map, though, staff would be proposing process for any property owner to request parcel information such as the el investigation, the d*eptsz of flooding, extent of flooding, that was in the mapping process and then potentially to appeal their inclusion in the map and potentially redraw the boundaries. there ising a process of appeals that will be asked for you are asked or consider adopting any map. let's look briefly at the technical assumptions that went into the mapping process. s that brief snapshot. first, how do we meaningfully define flooding? we look at deep and contiguous flooding. it's not just a problem on the parcel, but a problem in the neighbourhood on the half block scale. we considered sea level rise and considered how to draw the lines in a way that is very clear and encompasses a whole parcel and also we didn't want large parcels with small amounts of flooding to skew the whole map. we used two distinction tools. the first

and other things to keep in mind, some of these parcels like parcel a, d1, f, i and k, residential uses. b, e, g, h and j are dedicated to commercial development mostly. and another thing to keep in mind, and some of these parcels, the height limit is, for example, on a, b and f, 240 feet, but only increase above 190 feet you have to build residential. you can go up to 240 feet above 190 but have to build residential on there, and similarly on parcel, that a -- ok. so let me briefly talk about some of the project description as proposed, and as the proebt is proposed, the following thing will happen. housing unit as proposed under the development agreement, 1,327 housing units will be built. and of those, 526 units, 40% will be affordable to the household making less than 150 a.m.i. 200 square feet of p.d.r. space created, and 1 million square foot of structured parking also built, and this project will increase about eight acres of parks and open space. so, this is how actually the map, how the site looks like today. parking today, and this is how the -- the rendering of the project as

p20 is a port owned parcel. back in 1988, when with the plan was originally designed, the intent of p20 was to be a buffer between mission bay development and the ports then industrial uses on lot 337. now that we have this great project going there, we no longer find the need for a buffer. so we are proposing this amendment. back in september 14th, 2017, it was presented to the mission bay advisory committed. they recommended plan amendment for approval and adoption by the board of supervisors. on october 17th, 2017, the commission on community investment and infrastructure adopted resolution 402017 approving the amendment. on october 17th, the commission adopted resolution 39201 7 which was approving the report to the board. oci, asks the board for consideration of this plan amendment. if there's any questions, i would be happy to answer them. >> thank you so much. so seeing no questions at this time, madam president would ask to open up for public comment on this hearing. >> okay. are there any members of the

and i know we have one parcel at that site, and we have asked for other parcels. apparently everything has been parcelled out already because nobody, nobody had the forethought to think that we may need a larger site for a bigger capacity to be able to educate more children, and i would say that if you go to the residents at mission bay now, ask them how angry they are this was allowed to develop in this area without a new school, and the new school has not been built, and this has been something for a very, very long time that they have actually been promised and it has not come to fruition, and part is sfusd, but does not help when we build more and have not fulfilled our promise to the original mission bay residents that there will be an elementary school that they can actually send their children to. >> thank you. i work forward to trying to make that work better. we should talk after this. >> really great if there could be a meeting set up with supervisor fewer's office. >> we will do that. >> before tuesday. >> thank you. miss weld. >> i wanted to echo that

element easement that extends 1.33 feet into the air space above parcel g and i should note that the bus ramp is 14 feet from the property line here. all of these per nate easements would not be close to the bus ramp except for anti-ram barrier that extends out closer to the tower. but all of the permanent easements would be under -- on the ground or much closer to the building from the bus ramp so there's no danger of interference with the bus ramp. the second is a building sway easement in event of high windy vent or earthquake to allow space for the building to sway. a window and building maintenance easement, cafe zone easement that allows the developer to put a cafe on the ground adjacent to the hotel for use by the hotel and public. a landscape and hardscape easement west of the zone easement that would relate to the cafe. and be coordinated with ocii that is developing the other improvements on the park and fire separation easement that would restrict any construction within 21 feet of the building under the bus ramp that would cause the developer to have to close off windows

of economic and workforce development to ensure parcel by parcel installments to support our community based organizations. finally, i also want to acknowledge the project sponsor over the last couple months, in committing to us that they would be maximizing residential development on the site. 40% is great. but we want to make sure it's 40% of as many housing units as possible, and in the original proposal, the residential parcels had a flex option of hotel. through negotiations and discussions, the giants have agreed to move that hotel flex option off the residential parcel and move them to the commercial parcels where they will be building office and other types of spaces. so this just maximizes residential. as we move forward, because this project will happen in four phases because it's a large project, we also hope that over the coming years that we'll be able to work with the port and the giants to ensure that the final phase, which is flex for commercial or residential builds as much residential housing as possible. we have 'huge crisis here not just in san francisco but through

we looked at the soft sites adjacent to each other in parcels in the mission nct. we saw if we did a 100 foot limit and all the parcels were developed to full capacity we'd get 105 units, 25% of which would be below market rate. you can get smaller projects below the 25-unit threshold for a 25% inclusionary so you end up in fewer vmr units is how we came up with the 100 foot limit. that concludes my presentation. i'm happy to answer any questions about any of these amendments. >> commissioner: colleagues, any questions or comments? we'll move on to public comment. i have a speaker card for item three, mark loper. if there's anybody else, feel free to come forward. >> good afternoon, supervisors. mark loper. i'm testifying on behalf of a sponsor for mission street. it's a 75-unit mixed income project. the project was first proposed in 2014. we filed formal entitlement applications in 2016. it was approved by the planning commission less than two months ago on november 30, 2017 that was nearly two years after entitlement application was filed. this project does invol

the parcel leases that are signed to the extent there is prepaid revenues that are put back into theproject to repay the developer for the infrastructure, we could use tax increment in the out year to get that value back for the port. and then the second bump in that mountain is when that turns into public facility serving. at first we get our money back for putting our land value into this particular project and in the outyears, we'll be able to use that revenue for o.p.p.er needs in the port's i.f.d. that means we can use that tax increment for public facilitieses that support the ports shoreline and we use that as revenue as well. we'll bring it back for questions and i'm sure adam and carly went go anywhere. >> good afternoon. director to beser. i'm adam van de water. you asked about our framework that we called the southern bayfront. we friended to you some time ago now back in january and may of 2016. but our office negotiates a number of development agreements both on public and private property throughout this sector. this is about a five-mile stretch of san francisco from mi

are that the taxes will be levied on private development parcels. they will not be levied on agency housing units or public parcels and that is consistent with the agency's mandate to support and build affordable housing. and as a method of revenue projection, there is a waterfall against which the property tax is levied. so, we began by issuing the tax on projects where the building permit has been issued and we calculate the revenue that we generated off of that property tax type. and it's the insufficient revenue to either meet the debt service coverage required to pay existing bonds or to meet the operations and maintenance needs. we then go to the next property type in the waterfall, which is building permit not issued but an assignment assumption has been record. we keep moving down that line towards projects that are further and further away from development until we've met the amount required to meet our debt service payments with the coverage required in the indenture or in the case of the services tax you are not required to maintain our p

they settled on a price with the tech giant with several parcels of land they're interested in. agreement shows the price tag to be $67 million and if passed would allow the city to make the land available for development and a major profit for san jose. google's proposed campus an estimated 8 million square foot mixed complex that could bring in 20,000 workers and the project has been protested and activists marched on the main campus claiming the tech giant needs to help affordable housing if they plan to move to the area around the station and afraid it would push out the city's poorest residents. we'll find out today if that agreement is approved. >>> just about two minutes before 7:00. full-time for final five. >>> on capital hill, lawmakers started hashing out a plan to reform the nation's immigration system. republicans and democrats are expected to introduce their own antidepressants on the week -- amendments on the week and protections for nearly 700,000 immigrants brought to the u.s. illegally as children. >>> in just a few hours, undocumented immigrant accused of fata

i know that there were certain parcels that were zoned initially for residential or hotel, and i just want to thank the giants for working with us and my office to ensure that all the residential parcels will be solely residential, and that we've moved the hotel option purpose to the commercial sites inkraed. and we hea -- instead. we heard from our housing ad covats that covats -- advocates, so we have a number of presenters today, so i just want to recognize them in the order that they'll be speaking in. we have phil william son from the port who will be presenting, and matt snyder, senior department of planning, along with matt vander water. i know that we have a number of other stakeholders that are here today that will be speaking in public comment, but i just want to acknowledge the port, of course for your work, because this is on port property, our city attorney's office, public works, mohck, sfmta, and of course our ballpark transportation coordination committee and just the entire team at the giants. so i believe folks are speaking in the order that i presented, but i've cal

that doesn't include the parcel north that you all will actually sell-through a competitive bidding process to a condo developer. call that 240 units. about 900 units good forgetting the place established. 275,000 square foot new office building, then the 150,000 square feet in building 12, which is retail, local manufacturing, and office users on the top floor. we are really focused on this is to some degree a bit of pioneering location. people love dog patch, what is happening at pier 70 gives us momentum. we are going to be out at the edge of the bay to a place people are not used to coming to. for us it is important to deliver a place that feels like a community from the begin and has the amenities that can draw resident and people to work there so building 12 really will be the heart and soul of that. we are really excited about building a portion of the park program out to the waterfront to give people access to the water. we are excited to come back with the designs for the parks he they have been avouching. it is an opportunity to create something unique in the bay area. this render

jose or you've come to a sharks game or concert at sap center then you have parked on one of those parcelsparking lot for the arena. the san jose city fire department training facility down the street, which you may have passed as well over by the osh, that's another one and so is patty's that little dive bar down the street. you may know that google is proposing 8 million square feet of office space, enough for up to 20,000 employees. google has already bought 23 properties in the surrounding area from private businesses and also from homeowners as well. today they are talking about the city-owned parcels, those that used to be owned by the city's redevelopment agency before it dissolved. setting the price today would open the door for those nine additional properties from the city. these are six different addresses as i mentioned. mayor sam liccardo said san jose's increasingly vibrant downtown will play a critical role in the city's fiscal future and have an expansive impact on the cultural and social life of the valley, but there is still a lot of public push back as youz$ said, laura,

and out of the residential parcels. on page 11, in section 4, striking hotel uses up to 300 rooms are permitted in any location in which residential uses are permitted, we are striking that, also, in spirit with what i'd spoken in my opening remarks. on items number 6, to the ceqa findings on page 3, line 20, adding a new whereas clause, just that the board has reviewed and considered the information on those following dates, and also that the final iar considered constructing a 300 room hotel, and we a considers moving it to the residential but are moving it to the commercial. and then on page 13, further resolve that the board of supervisors find that the modifications incorporated into the project including without limitation the change in the hotel variant, and the planning memorandum. so all of these amendments were put into place through agreements with the project sponsor, to again move the hotel out of the residential parcels so that we can build as much housing as possible. i do want to appreciate john elberlin

parcel can now have their own lot. >> reporter: it's been presented to the full city counsel. >> if someone adopted or is involved in this now, and i don't think he has a right to just take it away. >> reporter: but not everyone in lafayette is a fan of the memorial, including some families who have lost loved ones in the wars. >> someone will come up to me and say you got to get rid of those crosses, they're a terrible insult to my family. >> reporter: the city council will consider the next step for the property on february 12. >>> the san francisco mayor mark ferrell got to work today on cleaning up the city, literally cleaning up the city. abc7 news was in the tenderloin as ferrell put on a team sf fix it desk and joined other community involvement organizations to throw away trash, clean up graffiti and make the area a cleaner place to live and visit. >> this affects san francisco residents, it also of course affects tourism. our economy is very dependent upon in san francisco. i have family who visit all the time. we need to do better, we can do better as a city. >> san franci

parcel the city has allocated about $60,000 but that money will not be released until july. some members want the money to be released early. >>> if you felt a little shaking this morning, you weren't dreaming. magnitude 2.9 earthquake hit the east bay around midnight. it was centered near monta vista high school in danville. a 2.5 quake hit the same area about an hour later. there is no reported damage, as you might expect, from a quake that size. >>> the teen charged in the deadly florida school shooting rampage was back in court this morning. nikolas cruz was brought into a ft. lauderdale court in shackles over an hour ago. his defense team had petitioned the judge to allow cruz to miss this hearing but their motion was denied. meantime, we're getting a new glimpse of cruz before the shooting. this is new video of cruz fighting with classmates. that's him in the white shirt in a brawl with several students last year. the 19-year-old is pictured here at his mother's funeral. a student who knew cruz said he likely waited for valentine's day to carry out his plan. >> love wa

standup dan kerman/sf 136-146 parcel g is the next one to be turned over to the city for developmentthis, that won't happen until the end of the year at the earliest. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news. ( robin ) two people are dead...following a tanker truck explosion in placer county. it happened yesterday morning along highway 20 near cisco grove. a tow truck was going north on the highway when it veered into the southbound lane... crashing into the tanker truck filled with gasoline... causing a fiery explosion. both drivers died. police say it's unclear what caused that tow truck driver to swerve. ( robin ) happening now toyota is recalling about 645- thousand cars because of problems with the air bags they are trying to fix an electrical problem that could prevent air bags from inflating in a crash. the recall includes 15 different models...two of which are lexus models... all were produced from may 2015 to march 2016. dealers will check serial numbers on airbag sensors and replace them for free if necessary. ( robin ) changes being made to facebook are causing users to spend less tim

rather than retreating to our partisan parcels i call on republicans and democrats alike to surrender their rhetorical weapons for the good of the nation and the good of our children. all of us must look he on the horizon of political differences we can make a lasting difference and even save thousands of lives . we look to our children and those affected by gun violence to take decisive action in those .reas where we agree this is important stuff. .e still have work to do i think it can be very helpful to us. thank you mr. president. journal.'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. this morning, new york republican congressman john faso.so f -- john punishment dan kildee , -- congressman tom kildee, and tom hart. the effect of president trump's proposed budget cuts. what c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. join the discussion. >> reverend billy graham who died last week at the age of 99, will lie in honor at the u.s. apitol on wednesday and memorial service with house speaker paul ryan and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell spea

that would be parceled out over time. the other proposal that the democrats have stressed voting sponsoredlegislation by tom cotton that reflects the president's four-point immigration plan. the democrats would rather vote on the trump immigration proposal rather than the to me century cities proposal. >> both sides have shown their hands on this, in terms of what the republicans and democrats want. at the end of the week what are you hearing from people off the floor of what they think is accomplished? >> it is hard to say at this point. the two sides are at loggerheads. the key points of president trump's plan, to familythe waiting for relationships get for green cards and to substantially overhaul the diversity visa lottery program, those are not acceptable. that is going beyond the scope of the deferred action for childhood arrivals program. inmp rescinded that september. a give congress in march 5 deadline to do something with it. he said he is willing to entertain reforms that are limited to recipients and the famil

the $67 million deal for parcels in downtown san jose. but, there may be a problem with the optics of this whole thing. >> our kids not just tech controlled but tech enabled. >> reporter: we followed the mayor with a city wide program to teach them how to write computer code in preparation for google. talks in san jose began a year- and-a-half ago. he said it was a routine step to prevent artificially inflated land prices. >> during the time, the question is, is someone going to leak to specklators or brokers or others might take advantage of the situation to spike up the prices of these types of parcels. >> reporter: but one community group calling for transparency and a google deal is bothered by the secrecy. >> we are concerned that these are completely inappropriate. and probably unethical. >> reporter: the mayor says the ndas only covered early private land sales and had no effect in june of 2017 when the google deal went public. >> as soon as we began negotiations for the public parcels, we became very public about it. >> reporter:

standup dan kerman/sf 136-146 parcel g is the next one to be turned over to the city for development because of this, that won't happen until the end of the year at the earliest. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news. (steve) a woman is recovering after a vicious attack by a pitbull in vallejo. we want to warn you...the images you're about to see are graphic. this happened january 19th on broadway street. that's when the says was surprised by a pitbull. the dog jumped up and bit both of her arms. the victim stayed in the hospital three weeks... and had to go back to the hospital tonight because of her injuries. no word on if the pitbull's owner...has been contacted by police. (pam) a woman is dead ... after being hit by a sonoma- marin rail transit train. the woman has not been publicly identified... as for what happened - officials say, it appears that all safety mechanisms were working at that crossing... and the case is now being investigated as an apparent suicide. the collision happened around seven- thirty this morning, near railroad tracks in the hearn avenue area... of south santa ros

what's happened with the parcel facing alamo square. >> the vacant parcel? >> yeah. is it still... >> my understanding is the permits are still active. there were some revisions that were moving through department of building inspection, but we can do a little more research and give you an update at the next hearing on that site, as well. our understanding is the project is still moving forward. >> it's been several years since we approved that. >> that is correct. >> any other questions? okay. next item. >> clerk: that'll place us under item 3, president's report and announcements. >> thank you. i would like to take this opportunity to congratulation director ram on his ten year anniversary and say how much we appreciate him, and that's my only announcement today. >> clerk: very good. item four, consideration of adoption of draft minutes for the arc december 6th, cha for december 20th, the regular hearing of the historic preservation commission for december 20th, 2017, and the regular hearing for the historic commission for january 17, 2018, i have no speaker cards.