we're restricted by the size of the parcel. state code requires a certain number of square foot per student depending on whether you're an elementary or high school student. this allows us to build an elementary school because it's a small size because we looked at making it a high school. the community wanted to see a technological high school on this site. this came from the bay view area. the second question is should we build a k-8 and we're constricted by state law on what we can do. what the school district has determined an elementary which we have a need for. i think that we have a need to build an elementary school based on the number of kids that we're seeing between zero and five in this part of the city. the school district decided to go ahead and rebuild willie brown middle school first. they felt they can take on a construction of a new school one at a time. they couldn't build them both at the same time. part has to do with the bond payments that was passed but i don't want to speak for the board. i think the hop

i'm introducing the sale of the sales force parcels today, this was a bit over shadowed by the warriors they'll be purchasing the rest of the paralyze to build their san francisco arena this news along with the other parcels to uc sf will be along third street it's currently a parking lot. once developed this warren buffett location for the public safety building will be an important entrance to our neighborhood. the mission bay plan was for the mixed income area and it now with new development going at a fast clip the sale will complete mission bay and accelerate the mission bay neighborhood. the revolutions i'm interrogating will allow the transfer of property and clarify even if the tax exempt the affordable housing and extra payment to ocii to complete the infrastructure plan ambassador both the warriors plan and the payment will help to have the affordable housing parcels left in mission bay south approximately 4 hundred plus unit. tyler on 11 street and mission bay west and the chinatown center and block 3 east and both projects are to remain going forward to have the integration

because of the significant delays in the parcels len arrest has not insinuated the parcel design that was anticipated to be the first part of phase two to be developed as you recall from your january meeting the phasing was changed to accelerate it because the parcels won't be available for some time. according to the updated performance it maybe submitted and june 30th next summer. but at the same time, we want to make sure that everything is ready to go so therefore the schematic design has been separated from the today's application it is purely a schematic design and the phase will be provided for a full review at a later time. mr. roberts went through the design a few issues need to be resolved like the design development phase. usually recommended to approve the disobedience with a few xauflz. we want to make sure that the agency staff reviews the colors and we want to receive additional samples in the future fees like the construction document phase. and that's quite typical. we've also put in a few conditions of approval around building safety we want to make sure that the lig

the parcel we're talking about n 4p 3 is the last to be developed. this is the last remaining site and we've had very few developer interest in this sit partly due to the requirements for this site to have 62 percent inclusionary moderate income. so they have proposed an amendment to the owner participation agreement for mission bay north so we can have a feasible project that can build out and complete the mission bay north project area. and as supervisor kim

the parcel we're talking about n 4p 3 is the last to be developed. this is the last remaining site and we've had very few developer interest in this sit partly due to the requirements for this site to have 62 percent inclusionary moderate income. so they have proposed an amendment to the owner participation agreement for mission bay north so we can have a feasible project that can build out and complete the mission bay north project area. and as supervisor kim had stated, we have already exceeded the affordable housing requirement in mission bay north and with -- if we built the there, 4 p 3 with the amendment proposed, we would have exceeded the requirements by over 79 units so one of the things i would like to summarize, we have exceeded the requirements on mission bay north and we have met the requirements at 57 percent ami and the rehaning requirement is the 80 units at moderate income and the amendment will reduce that requirement which is 80 units out of 129. this is a market redevelopment that has no public subsidi. we have done analysis. it w

is the agreed upon procedures report where in we test that the money that are collected from the parcel tax are actually spent for in accordance with the ballot language. we selected approximately 32 million of the 36 million, we did not find any matters or any issues that indicated that there was any inappropriate expenditures and we point out that there is 4.5 million that is allocated for or back to the general fund for compensation issues as well there and there has always been an issue as to whether or not that is a proper, item for this or a proper expenditure under the parcel tax and we have concluded that it is. >> excuse me, what was that number that from this fund, for compensation that has been allocated for compensation. the number is for school district compensation and support and it is 4.3 million for this year. >> 4.3 million. >> thank you very much. >> and so i mean, again unless there are questions that the reports that we have are essentially unqualified and we did not have any findings, noted, and our purpose here and obviously if there are any questions that anybody

legislation also specifies the number of parcels that would be eligible for a new construction program in the legislation so that there is no confusion about later who can and cannot qualify. and more than a dozen other changes have been requested by the small business commission as well as the planning commission and community stakeholders. the legislation has been the result of significant collaboration and i am proud to say it was supported by all of these commissions and the advisory committee. i'm going to ask a few individuals to provide further details on this proposal so we have a few short presentations and first i would like to bring up the mayor's office to speak on this item. thank you. >> thank you supervisors. mr. chair, john lou with office of economic development. given the supervisor's overview the presence of department staff here that is available to talk more about the specifics on the legislation if there's need or desire i will be brief. the mayor was pleased to introduce this legislative package along with several supervisors including chiu and campos and supervi

san francisco approving a parcel map for a division located at mission street. item 18, 19, and 20 are the motions associated with that item. >> supervisor kim. >> hopefully i'll provide relief to my colleagues today after last week's very long meeting. the parties have agreed to continue this hearing as open to a date starting on may 6th, 2014. the about appellant's want to appear the conditional approval of a second subdivision for this project, project number 7990 and it's to continue the items so both appeals can be heard at the same day on the same time. i would like to make a motion to continue to may 6th. kim has made a motion to continue this item to may 6th. is there a seconded. seconded by yee. >> we would recommend that the board open the hearing, allow any public comment from anyone who may be here today who wants to speak today and continue the hearing as open without closing it. >> before we continue, let me open up to public comment in case anyone wants to make comment on the item today. >> there might be some day you'll find this parcel map is wr

time of the application of the residential building or auxiliary structure on the same lot on any parcel in the castro street neighborhood commercial district and within 1,750 feet of the district boundaries, excluding any lot within an rh-1 zoning district or any lot with 500 feet of block no. 2623, lot nos. 116 through 154; authorizing the zoning administrator to waive density and other planning code requirements in order to create the in-law units, and requiring the department to monitor rents and publish a report evaluating >> ordinance amending the planning code to allow the construction of an additional dwelling unit or units entirely within the existing built envelope as it existed three years prior to the time of the application of the residential building or auxiliary structure on the same lot on any parcel in the castro street neighborhood commercial district and within 1,750 feet of the district boundaries, excluding any lot within an rh-1 zoning district or any lot with 500 feet of block no. 2623, lot nos. 116 through 154; authorizing the zoning administrator to waive density

male pit bull >> a last effort to save doctor's medical center requires folks to vote on another parcel tax. abc7 news reporter laura anthony joins with us the story. >> opponents say the folks here have some of the highest taxes in the area and they cannot afford to pay more. supporters argue the price could be higher. despite the steady flow, doctorses medical center may be once again on the last legs. this is an ef yrt to save doctor's hospital. >> doctors will be at the mercy of the voters. it comes in the form of measure c. with 80% insured they lose 1.5 million per month. >> the only way this hospital will stay open is if this passes on may 6th the measure needs a two thirds majority to pass. wendy lack is on the board of the taxpayer association. >> in talking with small business owners and residents here, they can't pay anymore and don't see a reason to. but those who work at doctors say those who depend on the hospital can't afford to go without it. >> fem people are go lg to have to travel to john muir or oakland. and at that time traffic is going to be the difference between

. >> they need to deliver 700 foot parcels to the camp. it's only managed to get in around 100 a day. conditions have worsened. no food has been able to get in. a spokesman for the u.n. relief says that there is food waste to be delivered, but aid agencies need to get it to there. . reporter: it's the zero hour as far as food supplies. a food parcel dash it's now over so days, people are down to zero and people are rungry. there is a complicated situation on the ground. don't forget, we are an humanitarian agency. trying to help the group. we have had 12 members of staff, 12 of my colleagues killed trying to deliver aid. it's a dangerous situation. we have good at the warehouse in damascus. what we need is security, substantial access. we need to now. people are going hungry. we need action. if they want to get rid of chemical weapons, pass the resolution and that be eliminated, hundreds, thousands face threat because of a lack of food. we need the council to act. it's logical that they should act and live up to the hops of the families of

a food parcel from the u.n. lasts for 10 days, it's over 10 days, and we are down to zero, and people are facing a threat of hunger. there is a very, very complicated situation on the ground. don't forget that we are an unarmed humanitarian agency, one which unprecedentedly among groups in the conflict. we have had 12 members of staff. 12 colleagues killed trying to deliver aid. it's a dangerous situation. it's ready, we have food in the warehouse in damascus. we can take it in. we need security, substantial access, secure access, and we need it now. people are going hungry with every passing minute. it's back to the security council. we need to see action. if they want to get rid of chemical weapons, they pass a resolution. hundreds were facing the threat from chemical weapons. thousands, and possibility tens of thousands face threats because of a lack of food. we need the council to act. it's logical that they act, and they must live up to the hopes of the family fathers of the united nations that this thing w

there's an important place for community input on a larger parcel or area plan but they should happen when those come forward. commissioner moore >> i believe that the document has come a long way from where it was the communities comments have on incorporated and san francisco board of supervisors land use & economic development committee found the implications of the alternatives and in a readable and understandable something resonates by the public comments i would be concerned that under policy 12 japantown should be deleted because it kind of flying in the face of what we spent quite a bit of time on. if you are pulling in policy at this level is there anything i'm sorry, i think the processes should be consistent with each other you don't spend a lot of time on one thing and then contradict user. that hold on the issue of rh1 and two, that issue is greatly discussed in both situations in assessor units in sdmez district and came up with the legalization of in law units and questions are flagged until their expressed in all areas where it applies this particular document will gui

100 parcels a today. >>> condemning crew members that abandoned the disaster, equating thit to murder. families of the victims remain in the gymnasium waiting for updates. we have more from jindo, south korea. >> reporter: ththese images from 2010 show the captain of the sunk. ferry at the helm of another ferry on the same route. >> as long as you follow the directions i believe the ferry is safer than any other transportation. >> reporter: four years later that's exactly what hundreds of young passengers did, obeying instructions to stay put while the ferry sank while the captain was among the first to be rescued. in a scathing condemnation of the cap blanc above all the conduct of the captain and some crew members is unfathomable. it's like an act of murder that cannot and should not be tolerated. >> reporter: she also demanded a full investigation into how the approval to add an extra deck to the ferry and extend it's operating life by ten years. here on jindo the focus remains for emergency crews speeding up the recovery effort and get as many bodies back to shore as possible. the

the western edition the l street division within the fillmore area and we own the garage and the parcel. >> it costs too much money for this documents i don't think so when you say $80,000. again, it's >> i thought we used to have in staff costs for the western edition time because we don't have any revenue sources for the western edition this is for the event we're able to transfer those properties over the fiscal year. >> when. >> in this case we're going to be transferring those properties in the next fiscal year. >> and the 25 thousand fees. >> we have bankruptcy council i'll be bringing before you in a meeting not to far from now a first amendment that we had because we've had a couple of brought upcy issues over or over the several years with carr man's and two more. when we were part of the city in ju june 2012 the city hired a company that specialize in bankruptcy sisters. that's the legal costs to pay for that >> thank you. >> yeah. that's been. >> can i follow-up. >> revenues is that the garage we've approved earlier. >> that's not how much they backing make but the garage gen

i think we owned a paring or parking lot where's that >> it's on spear street one of the freeway parcels just like spirit and folsom it was purchased that the affordable housing funds and we're trying to negotiate a deal it's called block one on the transbay maps. >> how many cars. >> i'm not sure but they fit a lot of cars it's a surface lot it's valet parking hundreds. >> i hope we're making money. >> we count on the money so long as we can get it. >> i'm pleased to know we own a parking lot in that area. >> all right. thank you everybody if there's no further questions i'd like to entertain a motion. thank you very much is there a second >> second. >> commissioners commissioner ellington is absent. comparing. commissioner singh. commissioner rosales. sxhoejs. madam chair let's vote is 4 i's and one absent >> item 5 is the trip number two on the fiscal year 2014-2015 budget including administration and effort management you outside maintenance and project areas. the yerba buena center and south beach and western edition south of market and bayview triangle >> thank you, commissioners a

a food parcel from the u.n. lasts 10 days. it's over 10 days. we have got down to zero and people are facing a threat of hunger. there is a dom reply kated situation on the ground. we are an unarmed humanitarian agency, one which unprecedentedly, certainly among other groups in this conflict. we had 12 members of staff. it's a dangerous situation. it is ready, we have food in the warehouse in damascus. we can take it in. what we need is security, substantial access, we need secure access, and we need it now. because people are going hungrier with every passing minute. it's back to the security council. we need the action. if they want to get rid of chemical weapons, they pass a resolution. they are being eliminated because hundreds are facing the threat of chemical weapons. tens of thousands are facing threats because of a look of food. it's logical that the council should act, and they must live up to the hopes of family fathers, that this sort of thing would not happen. succeeding generations would be saved from the scourch of war. that is wha

. >> there might be some day you'll find this parcel map is wrong, but to my only reign, i'll follow the sun. some day, you might find this parcel map is the one, but tomorrow may city reign, so we'll follow the sun. >> thank you, anyone else for public comment for this item. seeing none, public item is closed. on a motion to continue, can we do -- >> there's no public comment today, but the hearing will remain open until the date of continuance. >> my apologies. so i'm not going to close the hearing. the hearing will remain open. >> that was my motion. my motion was to continue this hearing as open. >> let me rephrase it. we're going to keep this hearing open until the six of may. that should be the case without objection. with that, why don't we go to role call. >> supervisor farrell. >> supervisor kim. >> thank you. >> so, with the housing affordability that has become the discussion of the year here in san francisco, how affordable is this city for our existing residents and new residents. we want to introduce legislation today. it's great importance that has taken every week of

a food parcel lasts for 10 days.e are now to zero and people are now facing the serious threat of hunger. there is a very, very complicated situation on the ground. we are an unarmed humanitarian agency, one which unprecedentedly, among other groups in this kind of work in this conflict, we have had 12 members of staff are 12 of my colleagues have been killed trying to deliver aid. so, it's a very, very dangerous situation. we are ready. we have food in our warehouse in damascus. we can take it in. what we need gateway security. we need substantial access. we need secure access. and we need it now because people are going hungry with every passing minute. it's about back to the security council. if they want to get with the chemical weapons, they passed a resolution and the chemical weapons are being eliminated because hundreds of facing the threat from chemical weapons. it's thousands and possibly tennessee of thousands who are facing threats because of the lack of food. we need the council to act. it's logical that

s food parcels. aid workers are warning up to 2 million syrian children may need psychological help because of the conflict. some children living in refugee camps are receiving support and treatment. al jazeera went to meet them at the camp. >> reporter: severe depression has left in the 14-year-old boy scarred, vulnerable and desperate for help. saddis is not his real name. he tried to end his life four times. >> i was upset with my grandfather, and i used glass to cut my arms >> reporter: he says he never felt suicidal until he moved to jordan from syria two years ago. he is now receiving free psychological support and medication from the ngo, the international medical core. his parents are divorced and he and his siblings have been separated. he said the death of his youngest and only sister devastated him the most. he's dropped out of school and says he is even picked up drinking. >> translator: i hurt myself so i can escape. it's no big deal if i die. yes, it's better than my life now >> reporte

. >> and one of the specifically called out authorized uses of the parcel tax proceeds is to improve the academic technology and other support resources to insure the continuous group of teaching and learning opportunities and provide the students and parents and teachers with access to current technology and adequate resources to support the student achievements and it is one of the largest line items and currently budgeted 13 percent of the total expenditures and since 2009, over 18 million dollars of the funds have been expended on the technology which is about 11 percent of the total revenue, since its inception. and you all, i am sure are very aware that in the recent history, sfusd has had little support staff for technology and we have had the new technology acquired, but maybe it was used. and a couple of areas, again that we just want to focus on, last year, we talked about the school loop and there was actually a lengthy discussion about it in here and we wanted to just let you all know if you are not, that we understand that the it department plans to collaborate with the

activity in the research community we have a transportation model that's dynamic this represents all the parcels of our city and in addition to the whole region. this support our division, i.e., we're lincoln the database and other systems to our resource planning and this is the finance and admin we have a host of things from reporting to county auditing to combranlts management and voicing and improving that taller than the payment to our consultant and contractors. this group also does a ton of contracting for our agencies and other agency we try to help with the projects and planning with the other agencies in addition, we manage the human resources as well as the debt program we're taking special efforts to support our l d e outreach efforts as well as other workforce development. today we're here to present the draft for you feedback in the next cycle sense the board has designated our agent the treasure island agency this was prior to our development we want to split that out and accounting going forward. we plan to bring a staffing plan for the personnel consideration to really explain h

and in question is divided into parcels of properties of six different owners trade sanitation district which has always water treatment plant just south is one of them. they are aware of the problem and this is just passing has sought. the payton fix that. the fencing is damaging if it out there to some money to repair it. they're damaging pre is to protect our property and keep everyone safe. we've been in process of upgrading our no trespassing signs. are dishing a property belongs us. sanitation districts as the we have spoken with some of the other property owners but they don't know what those parcels will also be closed off. >> : with this afternoon we did hear from representatives of another property owner who says he owes all and this is the fence and puts up nose and his eyes frequently but people just teardown. >> : airline up the store from of europe. we always love hearing from at the hearing from you if your to force readied and tells about it by submitting your idea here on our website. iselin right here since my story click on that. we might feature in a newscast no big

a proposal of the successor agency of the city on the resolution to consider a ground lease on a parcel on beale street known as the transbay project with the housing. mr. president, i'm asking for a correction by sdrooik the date to approve the committee at a may 6th >> colleagues, can i have a motion to that effect to change the date that our clerk has asked for second by supervisor tang. we'll take that without objection. the amendment passes and under the underlying motion same house, same call? . we'll take that without objection. it's approved. madam clerk, call the memorials >> on behalf of the supervisor avalos. the late regina >> madam clerk, any other business before this commission? . >> no mr. president, that concludes our business. >> with that, ladies and gentlemen, we're >> >> it is tuesday april 15, 2014, our clerk is miss erika cheng, could you call the roll. >> item one, commissioner breed? >> here. >> present. >> compass. >> present. >> kim. >> here. >> mar. >> present. >> commissioner yee? >> yee, present, we have a quorum. >> thank you, would you call the next item.

relief working agent said it needs 700 food parcels per day. and they have been managing to get 100 passag 100 packages per. let's get more from chris, a spokesman for the u.n. relief agency. he joins us on the life from barcelona. chris, good to have you with us. for ten days no food allowed into the camp, and each food parcel lasts ten days. this is the critical point. >> it's now over ten days and now we're down to zero and people are facing the serious threat of hunger and malnutrition. there are women dieing in childbirth for lack of medical care. people are choosing to eat animal feed, grass, whatever they can boil. the threat of hunger and malnutrition gets worse and worse. >> there was an agreement for supplies. why did they breakdown? >> mistrust? it's verit's a very complicated situation on the ground. we have had 12 members of staff, 12 of my colleagues have been killed trying to deliver aid. it's a very dangerous situation. we have food in the warehouse. we need secure access, and we need it now because people are growing hungry in

. >> not all the parcels were packed. there's areas where we're digging specifically that were not. so that's correct. >> but the investigative unit says soil transplalted will be tested for yad you logical processing. it's a screening process workers insist is not happening. in this letter, consumer add voe kats say no radiological soil asse assessmented has been or is being performed. >> we followed a truck full of dirt taking to this landfill in pittsburgh. it's a class 2 that's only o authorized to accept chemically impacked soil. workers on site have also provided these photos they've taken to documents of tons of potentially contaminated soil. soil they say has not undergone testing. >> i'm concerned about that. >> his group has been following military clean up for more than 30 years. he says unlike prooefgs clean-ups, he believes they have followed protocol. >> this has been a long history. i would be surprised at this particular amount of radiation. >> it may be said in a statement the soil being off all of this.i meanwhile, they're researching a complaint. now, when we retu