staff i don't think our office has the ability to project that into the future we have not seen the performa of the projects that will be coming forward but the feasibility study will help you to maximize production. >> the feasibility study didn't exempt correct. >> correct. >> we're to vote an excellent the 25 percent 234r59 percentage four projects 25 or more without the feasibility study. >> that's correct. >> okay. so again without that feasibility study we don't know whether this legislation is going to lead to more affordable units fewer affordable units are no change. >> that's correct it would be many things. >> i assume i believe we have a shared role of maximizing the number of affordable units created self-in san francisco that's probable. >> everyone spoke to that. >> how about housing production with all forms of housing do we know planning department know this legislation is going to lead to more housing created in san francisco, less housing or no change. >> certainly raising rates of inclusionary can result in the reduction of the an affordable units your producing for wlr u

meet with some of our people that would then sign a confidentiality and agreement and go over the performa to see if there is any widen room it is k s we'll figure out the best deal more affordable housing that will retain and protect the pdr lost this is the backbone of the mission with blue-collar jobs with spanish speaking without an education and earner for your family the propaganda from them pr if i remember, he will take a blighted block and build this was two years ago a 24r50i6r8 community two years ago union jobs doing work that is shipped out to canada works auto repair middle-income guys were raising a family and jonathan talked about this building has such a potential we have moderate plan that is asking for 10 thousand more square feet that makes it a 50 percent affordability we're thankful the pressure of right thing to do didn't happen we'll sit with them and hopefully, will be able to do something i've raised on the phone a couple million dollars for people willing to put with local 261 come up with 500-0000 and money we don't require 20 percent we require - thank you. >>

the oldest americans act and that was really a big celebration something that used to be rather performaut not in the paved if you years ago a lot of work on the hill trying to get legislators to really get on board it passed unanimously and went to the president but it was very hard i think that for those of you know the older americans act is the backbone of the speaks for itself the national funding and priorities for older adults that is important for us it gets passed and it did that's great the department has been working with the dignity fund coalition and the mayor's office around the dignity fund i'm sure there will be someone that will talk from the coalition prospective about that but interest is a real time crunch in terms of the language and i think that is the end of may that needs to be in so the department has a certain prospective on the language should be and the coalition side and the supervisors are weighing in and the mayor's office and the city of attorney's office there's a lot of there's a lot of moving parts to the legislation but hopefully getting closer to fina

meet with some of our people that would then sign a confidentiality and agreement and go over the performao see if there is any widen room it is k s we'll figure out the best deal more affordable housing that will retain and protect the pdr lost this is the backbone of the mission with blue-collar jobs with spanish speaking without an education and earner for your family the propaganda from them pr if i remember, he will take a blighted block and build this was two years ago a 24r50i6r8 community two years ago union jobs doing work that is shipped out to canada works auto repair middle-income guys were raising a family and jonathan talked about this building has such a potential we have moderate plan that is asking for 10 thousand more square feet that makes it a 50 percent affordability we're thankful the pressure of right thing to do didn't happen we'll sit with them and hopefully, will be able to do something i've raised on the phone a couple million dollars for people willing to put with local 261 come up with 500-0000 and money we don't require 20 percent we require - thank you. >> ok

meet with some of our people that would then sign a confidentiality and agreement and go over the performao see if there is any widen room it is k s we'll figure out the best deal more affordable housing that will retain and protect the pdr lost this is the backbone of the mission with blue-collar jobs with spanish speaking without an education and earner for your family the propaganda from them pr if i remember, he will take a blighted block and build this was two years ago a 24r50i6r8 community two years ago union jobs doing work that is shipped out to canada works auto repair middle-income guys were raising a family and jonathan talked about this building has such a potential we have moderate plan that is asking for 10 thousand more square feet that makes it a 50 percent affordability we're thankful the pressure of right thing to do didn't happen we'll sit with them and hopefully, will be able to do something i've raised on the phone a couple million dollars for people willing to put with local 261 come up with 500-0000 and money we don't require 20 percent we require - thank you. >> ok

reviewed and we did that here so the planning department staff with the expertise and reviewing performas reviewed the report and concurred with the finding and additionally in terms of the she had the significant impacts in the eir was related to intersection levels of service the metal shed we use alternative is addressing other changes to the project there are not significant impacts that are addressed by the metal shed reuse alternative we want to commend raise that point. >> sorry. >> further clarification sarah is correct but the melting shed reuse lengthen else's the pdr impact so there 9 alternative transportation pdr impacts only the metal shed has a less of an impact. >> it will not be feasible. >> correct. >> thank you. >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much i'm thinking that because of the questions that commissioner vice president richards has i think we're moving close to the project itself i know that the final eir for this project is sufficient and it includes a lot of information with the analysis even though this eir would not be under that way of the changes fo

the oldest americans act and that was really a big celebration something that used to be rather performaut not in the paved if you years ago a lot of work on the hill trying to get legislators to really get on board it passed unanimously and went to the president but it was very hard i think that for those of you know the older americans act is the backbone of the speaks for itself the national funding and priorities for older adults that is important for us it gets passed and it did that's great the department has been working with the dignity fund coalition and the mayor's office around the dignity fund i'm sure there will be someone that will talk from the coalition prospective about that but interest is a real time crunch in terms of the language and i think that is the end of may that needs to be in so the department has a certain prospective on the language should be and the coalition side and the supervisors are weighing in and the mayor's office and the city of attorney's office there's a lot of there's a lot of moving parts to the legislation but hopefully getting closer to fina

and the goal of this to stop that return quickly - it is something we can demonstrate to the non-performa>> if it is put into a bond district then the land is essentially used in collateral but that's not what is happening or is. >> yes. to your question both what i described will happy and wasn't your describe will happen if we form a community district over this then land - yes your absolutely author that's my only question. >> thank you brad for this presentation. >> i'm a little bit disappointed by co-sponsored the commission was not advised this was even complicated and probable a little bit more of a presentation about what exactly we're doing a beneficial for the 19 year leases to go beyond 2094 what does that mean. >> we'll get if the giants a phasing plan for this project a term sheet will be up to 4 phases and each phase has many parcels some infrastructure and each financially feasible so phase one a happened in 2017 and their 4 leases in that phase their 11 i believe 11 leases in the whole project so some of the leases maybe in phase 4 starting in 2030 because of up and down m

the oldest americans act and that was really a big celebration something that used to be rather performaut not in the paved if you years ago a lot of work on the hill trying to get legislators to really get on board it passed unanimously and went to the president but it was very hard i think that for those of you know the older americans act is the backbone of the speaks for itself the national funding and priorities for older adults that is important for us it gets passed and it did that's great the department has been working with the dignity fund coalition and the mayor's office around the dignity fund i'm sure there will be someone that will talk from the coalition prospective about that but interest is a real time crunch in terms of the language and i think that is the end of may that needs to be in so the department has a certain prospective on the language should be and the coalition side and the supervisors are weighing in and the mayor's office and the city of attorney's office there's a lot of there's a lot of moving parts to the legislation but hopefully getting closer to fina

the oldest americans act and that was really a big celebration something that used to be rather performaut not in the paved if you years ago a lot of work on the hill trying to get legislators to really get on board it passed unanimously and went to the president but it was very hard i think that for those of you know the older americans act is the backbone of the speaks for itself the national funding and priorities for older adults that is important for us it gets passed and it did that's great the department has been working with the dignity fund coalition and the mayor's office around the dignity fund i'm sure there will be someone that will talk from the coalition prospective about that but interest is a real time crunch in terms of the language and i think that is the end of may that needs to be in so the department has a certain prospective on the language should be and the coalition side and the supervisors are weighing in and the mayor's office and the city of attorney's office there's a lot of there's a lot of moving parts to the legislation but hopefully getting closer to fina