i am a representative of potrero neighborhood collective. potrero. neighborhood collective is a consortium of a number of different firms that are like minded in looking to develop infrastructure and maximize the space for housing. again, with plenary america's we are a public private partnership developer for specializing in infrastructure. we have headquartered in california about 50 plus projects all long term, long term operations and maintenance associated with the design build component. we specialize in working with government agencies and state agencies to develop infrastructure. we were partnered with three affordable housing developers locally based housing developers focused on developing the 100% affordable component that we have here, and those are meta, ycd and tabernacle as well. we have a design team with ibi group now arcadis and y studios focusing on advancing design through schematic design during this pre-development phase. lastly we also have a number of consultants supporting us in this process on construction costing on facilit

potrero, labor, developer. all of you who work with the city and w with our lbe and work in the development field and construction field to make sure that we have projects like this. this is one of those projects where like the mayor said every box was checked. it went through planning. every commission and every committee unanimously. and that is because it is public to have responsible development when you have people near committed to the work. it did not guilty start that way. i remember when i first met with enrique and i had got elected but we had done w to make sure that all the projects on the southeastern water front would be possible. when i met him i tooktd mayor with me and did that for a couple reasons. one i wanted him to know we meant business and this you were going to listen to the community if you were going to build here. 2, i wanted him to know this we had leaders in the city nacare and concerned even when they may not be part of the civic doubt to do so and after that meeting, and enric emb

it would be for potrero. and bringing forward the number for portrir for both properties. >> and like the option below the form well adding my sunnydale and this per contrary total units geting grayed out number the grayed out number is letting you know this is locked out not to be not a data entry. >> if i may, commissioner. we hear positive progress you are giving the lot of spreadsheets, et cetera if we were it walk out to the cites what would be the correlation with had you present expect when we see on site? when we look at work orders and cannot prupt will see an information upon the this was had approved for and that's later in my presentation i have addressed it. there is an over all one time approval where we came in and hit every corner of every property, and area and zone. every area and zone was touched. fwaf an opportunity to get caught up. with regards to missed areas or troubled areas, there has been an improve am of the over all condition of the property. >> can you help us understand or what

potrero reports that over 100 residents participated. a bmc also contributed in high in back packs that were raffled off to individuals that were in attendance and for the san francisco housing authority, they had their backpack giveaway where we participated where over 200 more residents were in attendance at the eggbert office. and then at sunnidale in collaboration with the boys and girls club, mercy housing, the san francisco department of health, and why cd, 150 residents at sunnidale were touched with that backpack giveaway. and of those ones that could not attend due to, timing, work schedules, school schedules, et cetera. ebmc, also brought backpack packs and give them to households that were in need for those school supplies out of our leasing office as well. the next page, we went and talked about property operations and highlights. getting ready for winter, we've done a tremendous amount of work of trees in the arbor work. there have been between the two properties over 50 trees, need addressed, or removed if they were dead ca

it's one was phase one of the san francisco mta potrero yard project, which plans to incorporate a muni maintenance yard with housing above. we looked at a conceptual design of a much needed new child care center at the zuckerberg general hospital, and that will come to us for a formal review in the future. we also looked at something as simple as fence designs that surround three groundwater pumping stations in south san francisco and colma that are controlled by the puc. and of course, that was passed. but last is the buchanan street mall, which is five blocks in the fillmore district. and i have shown you elements of this at one previous meeting, but this has been coming to us in segments, and i think we're finally seeing the whole totality of this project. so i'd like to talk about it for a moment because i think it has lots to offer. we've shown this project as i mentioned, and it's a revamp of an existing but deterioro park mall in the fillmore district. our september review may be our last. we hope. we saw a series of vertical structures and art placed on them along a walk called

the potrero, potrero hill tennis courts and also the 22nd street caltrain station.operty still needs to get city approval in order to change the zoning to residential housing. the 45,000 square foot location would include 44 units ranging from studio apartments to three bedroom apartments. the cost of construction is estimated at $20 million. pga customers can expect a slightly lower bill this month. a twice yearly climate credit will be applied to their utility bills in october. earlier this year, it was applied in february or march. it's a payback from california's cap and trade program. the california puc says the average pga customer will save $38 on their bill this month. our time now. 726 president biden now using executive privilege to build a border wall. we'll tell you why that change of heart from the administration has come about right along part of south texas . and a final day of honoring the late senator dianne feinstein today. we're live from san francisco city hall. why the memorial there is no longer open to the public and who's expected to speak at

. >> today, city officials broke ground on power station block seven b, it's part of the larger potrero station mixed use project, which will transform the 29 acre site of a decommissioned power station in the dogpatch neighborhood. the first building is named in honor of former san francisco supervisor sophie maxwell, who played a role in getting the old power station shut down. >> so what do we have here? when we're done with this project? we're going to have 2600 units, 30, which will be affordable. >> the first phase will bring 105 new homes to the area. developers say the full project will feature seven acres of parks and open space restaurants , cafes and shops, as well as access to a stretch of san francisco waterfront. >> developing news now out of san francisco, where teachers could be on the verge of a strike. the us teachers union announced this afternoon members overwhelmingly authorized a strike. negotiations are still going and there is another session scheduled for this monday. this coming monday. but the vote is a sign talks might not be going so well. there are a number

it would be for potrero. and bringing forward the number for portrir for both properties. >> and like the option below the form well adding my sunnydale and this per contrary total units geting grayed out number the grayed out number is letting you know this is locked out not to be not a data entry. >> if i may, commissioner. we hear positive progress you are giving the lot of spreadsheets, et cetera if we were it walk out to the cites what would be the correlation with had you present expect when we see on site? when we look at work orders and cannot prupt will see an information upon the this was had approved for and that's later in my presentation i have addressed it. there is an over all one time approval where we came in and hit every corner of every property, and area and zone. every area and zone was touched. fwaf an opportunity to get caught up. with regards to missed areas or troubled areas, there has been an improve am of the over all condition of the property. >> can you help us understand or what

wonder figure any of the facilities you listed potrero, wood, if those are abc 617 community and make them eligible for state funds to do this transition? yes, somewhere. >> which ones. woods. >> yea. does this make it more attractive to do it there? i have jonathan here what i say in terms of the facility planning process woods is our later facilities to go in the process. in terms of the modernization it does make it an tractive place i don't know if you want to add. i would add jonathan chief strategy officer. i would like to thank this commission for asking the questions i think this request forced us to look at this comprehensively you got in the presentation. as you know i'm happy to answer questions. we are what we have done at this point what you saw today is we know we have to electrify the paratransit fleet we are looking at various options and go through a process of elimination. funding capability, ease of construction. as the board of supervisoris know all of you have been focussed on pg and e and infrastructure that is one of the big of the unknown questions we can't ans

wonder figure any of the facilities you listed potrero, wood, if those are abc 617 community and make them eligible for state funds to do this transition? yes, somewhere. >> which ones. woods. >> yea. does this make it more attractive to do it there? i have jonathan here what i say in terms of the facility planning process woods is our later facilities to go in the process. in terms of the modernization it does make it an tractive place i don't know if you want to add. i would add jonathan chief strategy officer. i would like to thank this commission for asking the questions i think this request forced us to look at this comprehensively you got in the presentation. as you know i'm happy to answer questions. we are what we have done at this point what you saw today is we know we have to electrify the paratransit fleet we are looking at various options and go through a process of elimination. funding capability, ease of construction. as the board of supervisoris know all of you have been focussed on pg and e and infrastructure that is one of the big of the unknown questions we can't ans

my name is magic altman from potrero hill. i want to say when we press 3 it says you raised your hand to ask a question which does not respect we are calling into comment. i asked this to be changed over and over again. also,b the way our structure is, the mayor doesn't have to talk or listen to us at all. we need to change that. also we give a land use acknowledgment every day. i suggest the first step making that have-actually have oholone representation at the land use committee because they say, not listening to the people. every comment has shown you the people who live work and care about each other and community and homeless is being disregarded in this ordinance and just for the money over and over again. reject this. get advice from people that are in the community and care about each other. that's what you are hearing over and over again. you know this is wrong. do the right thing. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. [indiscernible] senior disability action. speaking in opposition to the housing pro

according to the chronicle, the two buildings at 495 and 501 to herald streets and potrero hill are going million. anchor brewing is currently owned by the japanese brewing company sapporo. the anchor brand is also available for sale, but that is not included in that $40 million price tag. >> all right, this is hilarious and deserved and celebrating all things klay thompson off the grid. fort mason in san francisco is hosting its very first klay con in honor of the warriors star. the ceo of off the grid says klay is his favorite athlete. you can expect activities inspired by klay, including a paper plane building station, a bulldog soiree to honor his dog rocco and kd. and i think this will be the most fun part. a klay thompson lookalike contest right now. klay is not expected to be there as the warriors are in la to play the lakers tonight, but hopefully he'll see it. hopefully he'll see it on social media. >> maybe we can do a little facetime with somebody that would be fun. that would be cool. >> the festivities run from 5 to 10 p.m. that's funny. >> california's great america is back

it's part of a larger potrero power station mixed use project, which will transform the 29 acre siteed power station in the dogpatch neighborhood. the first building is named in honor of former san francisco supervisor sophie maxwell, who played a role in getting the old power station shut down. >> so what do we have here? when we're done with this project, what we're going to have 2600 units, 30, which will be affordable. >> this first phase will bring 105 new homes to the area, develop flippers, say the full project will feature seven acres of parks and open space restaurants, cafes and shops as well as access to a stretch of san francisco waterfront in the north bay. now a nonprofit is finding success, renting shared homes to people who were once chronically unhoused. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at this innovative program and why organizers say it's working. but this is where i spend my day is in the kitchen and the dining room and outside santa eddie shows us around the rohnert park house. >> she's proud to call home this for me, is a lifesaver. >> i'm go

i'm a potrero mom of a footballer who practices at beach chalet. if we could get travel times to and from all of our soccer pitches to 45 minutes or less, it would be truly golden. and about our small business owners, can we turn those merchant corridors into pedestrian ized places? if busses are not easily rerouted, making it transit only is possible. cities all over the world do this, including the very exotic san jose who has transit on a pedestrian ized plaza. if we really want to do right by our by our merchants, we would look to the throngs of people that are out for every sunday streets saturdays on valencia, weekends on hayes and that glorious night market that was out in the sunset. we can get goods to merchants. we can ensure accessibility for those who need it. we need these spaces for the vibrancy of san francisco and to meet our safety and climate goals. could we please stop wringing our hands on this and get moving to work for everyone? and yay for speed cameras? but and we will always need something like this. but streets with concre

the two buildings at 495 and 501 haro streets in potrero hill are going for $40 million. anchor brewing is currently owned by the japanese brewing company sapporo. the anchor brand is also available for sale, but that is not included in that $40 million price tag. well, how would you like to become the owner of a bay area bakery for just a little dough? oakland's grand bakery is for sale for $1. it's on macarthur boulevard. it opened in 1961 under a different name, but it's the oldest kosher bakery in town. so here's what you get. the staff f the name and the recipes. the owner also has a stake in saul's restaurant and delicatessen in berkeley, and it's becoming just a lot to run both. so he says he wants to sell this one. if you are interested, you need to fill out an online form. >> maybe we can all pitch in a quarter and we can run it together. what do you think? i don't even know if we could find a quarter. >> i have some somewhere in the house somewhere. >> venmo, maybe venmo. there we go. nice >> look, i worked at a donut shop. you have to get up even earlier for th

wonder figure any of the facilities you listed potrero, wood, if those are abc 617 community and make them eligible for state funds to do this transition? yes, somewhere. >> which ones. woods. >> yea. does this make it more attractive to do it there? i have jonathan here what i say in terms of the facility planning process woods is our later facilities to go in the process. in terms of the modernization it does make it an tractive place i don't know if you want to add. i would add jonathan chief strategy officer. i would like to thank this commission for asking the questions i think this request forced us to look at this comprehensively you got in the presentation. as you know i'm happy to answer questions. we are what we have done at this point what you saw today is we know we have to electrify the paratransit fleet we are looking at various options and go through a process of elimination. funding capability, ease of construction. as the board of supervisoris know all of you have been focussed on pg and e and infrastructure that is one of the big of the unknown questions we can't ans

peter: kevin reese, as the potrero oliver wendell holmes junior, what did you learn about him?evin: i did not know a lot about him when i first read the script, but he is a fascinating human being. there's a life leading up to his work as a supreme court justice is just as extraordinary and harrowing as his work as a justice. being as was mentioned before, being involved in the war, being wounded three times, having dysentery, almost dying, he lived a life that was extraordinary, even up to the point at which he became a justice. it's a real honor to look at his work, and the fact that this play, written by todd peppers, is so much of his writings, his essays, his letters, his decisions are in the play. that most of what is in the play is oliver wendell holmes word. that's an extraordinary thing. again, as an actor, it's an honor to be able to share this with the world. peter: my understanding is as this will be shown one time, is that correct? >> yes. the world premiere will take place at arena stage on october 30, but the performancegog to be filmed and we will be taking that

i'm a potrero mom of a footballer who practices at beach chalet. our soccer pitches to 45 minutes or less, it would be truly golden. and about our small business owners, can we turn those merchant corridors into pedestrian ized places? if busses are not easily rerouted, making it transit only is possible. cities all over the world do this, including the very exotic san jose who has transit on a pedestrian ized plaza. if we really want to do right by our by our merchants, we would look to the throngs of people that are out for every sunday streets saturdays on valencia, weekends on hayes and that glorious night market that was out in the sunset. we can get goods to merchants. we can ensure accessibility for those who need it. we need these spaces for the vibrancy of san francisco and to meet our safety and climate goals. could we please stop wringing our hands on this and get moving to work for everyone? and yay for speed cameras? but and we will always need something like this. but streets with concrete protected bike lanes, concrete diverters at t

similarly the potrero yard project won the general project award and again for the work that we have done, code designing that project with community, including what would be the ground floor uses as well as how to make housing work on top of it. so congratulations to deanna desantis and the entire poet's team for their incredible work on both of these projects. i wanted to also provide an information update on a charter amendment that is being proposed at the board of supervisors. so on september 19th, supervisor asha safai introduced an amendment to the san francisco city and county charter that would require the mayor to affirmative approve certain mta budget proposals. the amendment is also co-sponsored by president aaron peskin. it would require the that the mayor approve in writing any changes to muni fares parking meter rates and hours and days of parking meter operation. currently see you all as the mta board. i have sole authority over setting parking hours, meter rates and transit fares as the board of supervisors does have the authority to reject fare increases with a supe

this project utilizing both 2015 and 2019 bond funding on potrero sunnydale hope sf [indiscernible] hope sf utilized 2019 bonds may utilize 2024 bond proceeds and 2022 projects will [indiscernible] in 2015, we issued our first go housing bonds and you see most of the projects funded were cons centrated in the eastern and southern parts of san francisco, home ownership programs which we invest provide 87 loan were scattered across the city. seen evolution in this and advancing geographic diversity with the oat bonds that have come through. in 2019 the $600 million fund thun units and all funds dedicated to pipeline project. the third issuance of the dollars is expected next year. support production and preserve vacation alt range of income with funded allocated to seniors and educators. the snapshot of the 2015 bond, $310 million funded more then 1500 units and these funds are expended next year. as you can see, dollars support production and preservation at a range of income levels. 2019 bond funds are distributed throughout san francisco supporting the housing element goals to provide a

moved to the potrero neighborhood house studying for a psychology degree and raising 3 sons. looking for an opportunity to work with napas next worked for the san francisco head start program. career at the y began in 200 and during her time raised 8.5 million dollars for the campaign to complete the building of the bayview y. district violent over seeing the bayview and mission branchs serve over 15,000 families. as california state director at the republic flanked created new park and park near neighborhood in los angeles and san francisco and ceo direct volunteer programs educator grant and student scholarships to help students succeed. in 2019 game the ceo of children's counsels at the heart of childcare and early education in san francisco for 45 years i imagine she had no idea when she was taking on when was coming. as the covid-19 made challenges to care and education, gina with her team of 135 staff continues to support throughout san francisco. her leadership triple budget during 5 years and left a legacy thatllow the council to advance and universal early education

i'm a potrero mom of a footballer who practices at beach chalet. if we could get travel times to and from all of our soccer pitches to 45 minutes or less, it would be truly golden. and about our small business owners, can we turn those merchant corridors into pedestrian ized places? if busses are not easily rerouted, making it transit only is possible. cities all over the world do this, including the very exotic san jose who has transit on a pedestrian ized plaza. if we really want to do right by our by our merchants, we would look to the throngs of people that are out for every sunday streets saturdays on valencia, weekends on hayes and that glorious night market that was out in the sunset. we can get goods to merchants. we can ensure accessibility for those who need it. we need these spaces for the vibrancy of san francisco and to meet our safety and climate goals. could we please stop wringing our hands on this and get moving to work for everyone? and yay for speed cameras? but and we will always need something like this. but streets with concre

my name is magic altman from potrero hill. i want to say when we press 3 it says you raised your hand to ask a question which does not respect we are calling into comment. i asked this to be changed over and over again. also,b the way our structure is, the mayor doesn't have to talk or listen to us at all. we need to change that. also we give a land use acknowledgment every day. i suggest the first step making that have-actually have oholone representation at the land use committee because they say, not listening to the people. every comment has shown you the people who live work and care about each other and community and homeless is being disregarded in this ordinance and just for the money over and over again. reject this. get advice from people that are in the community and care about each other. that's what you are hearing over and over again. you know this is wrong. do the right thing. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi. [indiscernible] senior disability action. speaking in opposition to the housing pro

the potrero hill tennis courts and 22nd street caltrain station. there it is on the map.its zoning to residential housing. the 40 500 zero square foot site would include 44 units ranging from studios to three bedroom apartments. construction costs are estimated at $20. million pga customers can expect a slightly lower bill this month. the twice yearly climate credit will be applied to utility bills this month. earlier this year, it was applied in february or march. it is a payback from california's cap and trade program. the california public utilities commission says the average pga customer will save about $38 on their bill this month with an online fundraising page is now set up for a little league in long beach that was targeted by thieves. thieves broke into two parks last weekend, ripping the locks off storage units and they stole thousands of dollars in baseball equipment. the gear was donated to help the hundreds of children playing in the league, many of whom come from very low income families. our our bases from this field and the pitching machine was stolen. th

the water board approved the use of this technology local sites including potrero, india basin and oyster point. well suited to conditions at east harbor. sediment caps are capable isolated residue and providing erosion protection and long-term integrity. cover can work as a cap to chemically and physically isolate. the cap and sediment cover include a monitoring program overseen by the water board and inspected following events like a significant earthquake to insure it remains protective. the figure on the right of the slide presents a cross section of existing conditions at the east harbor and post capping conditions in the northern portion of the marina on the right. you can see remediation includes removal of sediment cover and some of the sediment with residue requiring placement of engineered cap. the recommended remedy is preferred because introduces the least amount of environmental and community disruption while protecting human health and the environment. the proposed alternative includes 67.700 cubic yards of sediment removal over 2 years while the maximum removal alternative

and that's the federal government built thousands of housing on potrero hill. hunters point, other areas in san francisco. who do you think they built it? the federal government . so now we want to go to the federal government. when we have a budget of 14.6 billion and we cannot do justice to our people . and we have supervisors who are rambling on about utter nonsense. this we cannot rely on the federal government to do everything for us. we are the fifth or the fourth largest economy in the world. california we can afford to build housing for everybody in san francisco. so so you supervisors do not know how to do a needs assessment. and as for the presentation, that's a good that's a long presentation and i have nothing against the presenter because i've known her for a long time, but she's been given difficult assignments so that she can deliver to the city. and the city is not supporting her in the right way . do not blame the federal government. our city is a corrupt city. you know that. you know how many people have been indicted and some of you superviso

i think it was in the on potrero or mission. i can't recall where somebody had designated it was designated as a laundry room and suddenly it was a bedroom and similar situation. and be responded equally so. so your point in in this is that this permit really applies to something that doesn't exist, right? that's absolutely correct. and that's simple as that. you can't get a permit. your point is that you cannot get a permit on something that doesn't exist. yes and it's an obsolete word, as was explained to me yesterday by mr. correct in planning. the reason it's there at all in the planning code is because as the laundry room case brings up, they still exist in the world because some people did apply for them in the past and that's why it's still in the planning code as a reference thing. but you can't do it now. it's thank you, mr. bruno. appreciate it. thank you. no further questions. we will now hear from the permit holders. representative did you want to should i move those? do you want to leave it? i'll leave them. okay. p