agency under the transbay redevelopment plan for transbay block 9. >> thank you madame clerk and we have already addressed the item whether or not the board should meet as committee of the whole to take public comment. i will call on supervisor kim. >> thank you, president breed. transbay block 9, which is before us today will be the fourth block to be transferred for development pursuant to the cooperation agreement between the city oci, tjpa to facilitate the funding of the transbay terminal. the other blocks transfered to-date include blocks 6,7 and 11, including a number of affordable housing units. ocii has entered into disposition and development agreement with the developer of block 9 which provides for the sale of the parcel to the developer. the block 9 development team, which were competitively selected in 2012. the board's approval of today's disposition under the state community redevelopment law is the final step before closing the land sale transaction for the week of february 9th. the sale proceeds of the property will go to the transbay joint powers authority for the

agency was one of 4 hundred agencies that was resolved through the state the successor redevelopment is the office of infrastructure and to realign the assets the ocii prepares a property management plan that describes the disposition of former agency assets and the port it assumed responsibility for the ron con beach area lukely in the late 80s the redevelopment agencies had the foresight to go to the legislator and get the plan and develop a beautiful neighborhood and terrific unaccented in the area it required the legislation from charters 310 not only to enable housing on the land but also to authorize the port to enter into long term leases with the redevelopment agency the area includes those two housing developments the residential projects two waterfront parks and south beach harbor it was also the plan those assets will return to the platoon for the project to be complete and the state legislation recognized the aspire tools to provide for those two major improvements and the improvement were complete they were to return to the long term care it does all the improvement are

community investment and infrastructure, the successor agency commission to the san francisco redevelopment agency for tuesday february 17, 2015. welcome. members of the public. madam secretary please call the first item. >> thank you madam chair. the first item is roll call. commission members please respond when i call your name. commissioner mondejar. >> here. >> commissioner singh. >> here. >> commissioner bustos. >> here. >> madam chair rosales. >> here. >> all members of the commission are present. the next item is two and the next regularly scheduled meeting at march 3, at city hall. b, prohibition of sound producing electronic devices during meeting. please be advised that the ringing of and use of sell phones and pagers and similarly devices are prohibited at this meeting. please be advised that the chair may order the removal from the meeting room of any persons responsible for sell phones or pagers or other similar sound producing electronic devices. c allotment for time for public comments. please be advised that a member of the public has three minutes unless the commission ado

commissioners as you have seen previously the former redevelopment agency has a number of expended bond proceeds and we brought several of the items before you. south of market is one and now there are unexpended bond proceeds that one spot in disillusion we're now allowed to transfer those funds to the city and county of san francisco for purposes consistent with those restrictions under the bonds. unfortunately the program that we have worked for the last year with our colleagues at the city really furthers programs that the former redevelopment agency advocated for economic development, improvement programs in the heart of the bay view along third street so this is consistent with the former goals of that bayview hunters point project along third so i would like to ask the acting project manager to present this item and joined with other colleagues from the city through oewd and the community challenge grant. >> good afternoon commissioners and director bohee. i am here to present one of two grant agreements for access bayview hunters point bond proceeds and today i would like to go

was head and shoulders above the rest we were the only redevelopment in the state that did what we were supposed to do we have so much good though some people may say it wasn't good for recent history we've tried to help our community and do things right you know that opinion of our team and of our staff has never changed you're the best of the best so i applauded the team members that came together to work on this negotiation like i said in closed session it's a unique situation and deserved to get solutions so i'm thrilled we got to this parity so everyone feels good there's a lot of work left to do and a lot of community that are we have left to help so i just am thrilled and want to second this motion. >> been moved by commissioner singh and seconded by commissioner bustos i'll add a comment no agency likes to see its employees leave but i'm gratified we're not losing our employees as i've come to appreciate so it to you the employees i'm prepared besides supervisor mar ready to call. >> - >> i'm glad we have a resolution that everybody is happening happy and i hope you stay with us

agency as he advocated for the redevelopment plans at the redevelopment agency in her current positionhe's committed to affordable housing especially to improving the continues for the residents throughout the city i'd like to introduce president london breed (clapping.) (clapping.) >> good afternoon, everyone i'm actually emotional especially because i grew up in public housing and lived there for over 20 years this is pretty amazing this is going to change everything for the residents that live in this development i want to thank the secretary castro for coming here and making this a priority it means so much not only to the mayor and might have but many of the residents and folks across san francisco that forfeited about this program and what we're going to do and the investment the city is going to make what the plan is and see the results it is going to tormentor so some lives in san francisco and supervisor cowen and i represents the district with large population of public housing we are going looking forward to the day when the complaints go down call roll (laughter) but on the

in association with the construction of the realignment of the folsom street off-ramp transbay redevelopment project area. discussion and action resolution number 9-2015. madam director. >> thank you madam secretary. commissioners in 2013 you previously authorized both design and construction contracts with the san francisco county transportation authority related to this off ramp work. this work is necessary as you know as we reentering into development agreements with developers along folsom and in particular this particular site is for the transbay block eight which we're scheduled to close on with related -- later this year so this realignment work that the ta is conducting on our behalf is critical to that and these are additional costs associated with that and we expect to come back with likely another amendment after this, but we're bringing this item before you now with a first time and we have representatives here to go over this and from the transportation authority as well here. >> thank you executive director bohee. acting president and commissioners i am kevin mo suita and an em

as director bohee mentioned during the disillusion of redevelopment this authority was designed to a 90% level of completion. about a year later when the project was restarted this commission authorized in april of 2013 for two more submissions to caltrans so that we can get a permit to start construction. what transpired it was actually four submissions, two additional more than budgeted and that cost was $66,841. the second category is for preconstruction costs with the transportation authority and their consultants to coordinate the specifications to new caltrans standards and coordinate the requirements from the city departments that are affected. that cost is $77,787. the next category is just the amount of the contract. the transportation authority did a public procurement and received five bids. the award to the lowest responsible bidder was in excess of $180,000 above the amount budgeted. this category alone depleted the project reserves by over 70%. the final -- no, the next category is for cost over runs during construction from staffing and from unanticipated expenses due

the western edition was the first redevelopment act of wiping out the african-american community and we're still as a community not represented. so finally if we can band together against violence, we know all of this stuff came from economics and redevelopment wiped it out. so if we could just come together somehow and make this organization/alliance with our city and county, that is what we want to do. thank you. thank you, next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is sue vaughn, i'm the chair of the sf group of the sierra club, but i'm here speaking on my own. supervisors, a pandora's box of problem for muni and other public transit agency and statewide could be opened unless we all act fast. a republican assemblyman from southern california has introduced ab 61 to amend the state vehicle code 2250.5 which prohibits all, but common carriers, muni and other public transportation agencies, buss from operating in public bus stops. this bill quite simply is an attempt to circumvent environmental review. and the tech companies to mitigate their impacts. apple's 4th

i'm coming to you all and the management report and rda -- i still call you redevelopment like i do. they're going to give an update what the hell is going on and i hope somebody is there. my name is ace. i am on the case. i am glad i came down today and it will show i'm not hot air. it's to show you all who is in control there? who changed the locks on us? >> thank you mr. washington. do we have any other speaker cards? >> we do not. >> okay. so it's a workshop so commissioners -- yeah. i don't know if we can -- our screens are kind of jittery. do any of the commissioners have a question or a comment? commissioner singh, yes? >> i just want to know transbay workshop number one. [inaudible] $50,000 to [inaudible], the last page. >> i'm sorry which item are you referencing? >> changes since the first workshop. >> through the chair -- >> [inaudible] >> commissioner singh is referring to page 15, item 26 on the rops and 250 to 29500. >> we have 255,000 in hand for the community benefit program. >> >> i thought they thought that the pace that 250,000 could be dispersed during the period

but we will see redevelopment close to the i-95 corridor. but the heaviest snowfall has pushed east of trenton at this time. the next concern is the blowing snow as the wind speeds start to pick up. this is what it looks like along 95 here. you can make out the blowing snow there. that is going to reduce the visibility as we head into the next few hours. the wind speeds are guesting up to 29 in wilmington and 30 miles an hour in lancaster. we are extending our first alert weather to include tomorrow and monday morning because we expect to see dangerous cold and wind heading to sunday. wind chills expecting to be negative 15 to negative 30 and the wind gusts up to 60 miles an hour throughout the day on sunday. as you wake up the feels like temperature in philadelphia will be closer to 9 degrees below zero. i'll let you know how long the dangerous cold will stick around. >> we continue with christine maddela live in atlantic city and the concern at the shore tonight is the dangerous wind. >> reporter: that's right. we are already seeing some w

members of the arlington presbyterian church have voted to redevelop the denomination's columbia pike property and turn it into housing. the pastor says there's a lot of planning and design necessary before the first stones will fall. >> stay in this community. we are connected to this community. this is a community we feel called to serve. where we will be once the building goes down we still don't know. >> we're very excited to be with them on what for them is a faith journey. they have a wonderful vision for the community and have many braced affordable housing. >> that's just terrific. this is not the first time an arlington church has taken down this road. the nearby church in clarendon is the example of a church redeveloping itself to include affordable housing. to find out why this is especially difficult transition visit nbcwashington.com and search arlington presbyterian church. >>> have you ever passed a street and wondered hmm, how did that street get its name and what, if anything, it has to do with the area's history? first 4 traffic's melissa is hitting the roads and the

point in connection with the hunters point shipyard and candle stick point dissolution and the redevelopment area discussion madam director. >> commissioners this next presentation is an informational presentation this came from you the commissioners now that the stadium has gone away and in the process of mechanic demolition what will go there there's been press releases and a lot of points so the point of this workshop is what will go into the former stadium site with that i'd like to ask our senior project sponsor to walk you through this presentation and she'll be joined by the members of development team larry in charge. >> thank you executive director director bohe and commissioner i'm the project manager for the candle stick point i'm joined by the cliff vice president and the colleagues they'll introduce our new partner and their a national real estate trust that focuses on malls joining us are the folks if larry in charge and matrix will be talking about the candle stick point center and providing an overview of the center oh thank you. >> i'd like to start by providing context of t

sponsorship it fits into the building the design you saw does request four variances the one from the redevelopment plan is the same as the design for development so really 4 sets of variances again, this is substantially the same variantss 3 were approved relating to height and the street holding the building out to the property line tower saying that and tower size as a package the variance breaks down up the spaced for the towers and lessen the pitched corners and helped with the tall short tall, short design to break up the block and helped to pull back from the key chiropractors kind of make it feel less tension with the hospital across the way and the freeway it's a con 12r5i7bd site to help to make that less vera booting starting with the height variance mission bay you're allowed to go 20 feet above that for rooftops we'll allow them not to go over the one hundred 80 but maybe one hundred and 59 unoccupied and so overall the massing will go change from what their occupyable space at the street corner corn of owens and 16th the yellow of the right hand you're supposed to build up against the

station only treasure island that will be constructed by the developer in 2023 as part of the redevelopment of treasure island and those are intend for the seismic and safety improvement for the fire stations but dpw is now recommending the use of the yours bond of the temporary fire station on treasure island by the developer both the city attorney's office and the office of public finance have determined this is an allowable use of bond our point when the voters voted on the bonds the clear 27b9 for the seismic improvements to neighborhood fire stations under those circumstances not for the temporary fire station on treasure island so our recommendations supervisors on page 10 we recommend you request the city attorney to report back to the board of supervisors about options to amend the administrative code for purposes of limiting the ability of city departments to allow the bonds for the competitive procedures in this case i stated clearly the department had sufficient time to award those and not just with all due respect those contracts for the sole base on they're reasonable cost we h

. >>> and today an update on a redevelopment project will occur. this is part of a bipartisan effort to make changes there in horsham. they will transfer the land to the town of horsham and redevelop the base. >>> the death to a student could lead to better surveillance outside of philadelphia bars. how this could have made a difference for shane montgomery. >>> plus flying ice and shattered glass. how a wintertime danger to drivers occurred that this man saw firsthand. >>> a frigid morning this morning. the wind has died down but temperatures are going even lower. right now it's 15 degrees here at nbc 10. it's 5:36. we'll go through it hour by hour with the future weather when i come back. ♪ with the card most accepted in the philadelphia region you have the power to do more. independence blue cross. live fearless. >>> one of the three coldest mornings of the season with temperatures in the single digits. for philadelphia 16 degrees. the numbers are still falling with the skies completely clear and the air is very dry. much colder than yesterday.

. >>> today we're getting a closer look at plans to redevelop the west bar neighborhood. they want to change the area to a mixed use space with a town center like feel. there would be three blocks of retail spaces surrounded by high-rise housing. the plan dates back to 1982. the plans will go before a public hearing before heading for approval. >>> coming up the u.s. postal service is strapped for cash. it has a new leadership now. we'll report how the agency hopes to make up some of the billions of dollars it's losing. >>> our weather today, 53 degrees. some areas up close to 60. look at tomorrow. she's got the idea. you'll need the coats. 20 degrees by around the 11:00 a.m. hour. 15 by 5:00. 11 degrees by 8:00 with the windchill. that's tomorrow night. temperatures falling quickly. we'll talk about that plus our snow chances in just a minute. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more

members of the church voted to redevelop property and turn it into affordable housing. the pastor says a lot of planning has to happen first. >> this is the glunity we feel tiity community we feel called to serve. where well be once the building goes down we still don't know. >> the people of that church has this wonderful vision for the community and they have embraced affordable housing. >> if you live in that area you know the nearby church did a similar redevelopment. the pastor there says this is a difficult transition. you can hear more about that on nbcwashington.com, search arlington presbyterian church. >>> today montgomery county council starts work on a bill that would ban pet stores from selling dogs or cats from commercial breeders. the bill would forbid puppy mills. sores would only be allowed to see animals taken from animal care facilities or rescue operations. >>> "news 4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m.. >>> developing this morning, no classes today for students at frederick high school. someone fulled a gun out after a basketball game and that person

to go against the city and we have the right in the western edition to stop everything because redevelopment -- the first project if you don't know started in the western edition and i keep coming up here week after week and you guys ignore the western edition like it's not even there like you really don't care like you want -- and took place and don't mention anything about western edition because we know you screwed you all. you know you screwed us without vaseline and it still hurts generation after generations so let me be perfectly clear and loud in your ear and until god sees he wants to take me away i will be here and there is something -- a secret weapon is coming. i'm not going to tell you that. you may get rid of me but there is something behind me to take place. now let's get back to all of the projects you're talking about. how in the hell can you pursue on anything when the big baby -- the western edition where you started urban renewal. you haven't took care of those obligations yet. you keep talking about obligations. your obligation to your first baby which is us. we maybe lo

the developer who bought the pier shops at caesar's will unveil his plan to redevelop the site. half the mall is vacant now with financial troubles worse by the latest casino closures. >>> and a $42 million redevelopment will happen at the divine lorraine hotel in may. the management company plans to convert it to apartments. >>> the skies are clear and we are getting ready for sunshine. it's a frigid start this morning. you can see the ice flowing past center city. that's a live view from the adventure aquarium this morning with clear skies. temperatures are still fall right now. we will see lots of sunshine but it's going to take some time for these numbers to start coming up. a very cold start. and anything that melted yesterday and didn't dry is frozen this morning. and that includes the shore where the temperatures right now are in the teens. they will warm into the low 30s. and the good news today is that there's very little wind. the wind is calm. but it returns overnight tonight. and that's going to make for tomorrow feeling even colder. dry right now, but we're watching

the redevelopment plan calls for new homes, a new school and commercial development expected to bring thousands of jobs to the area. boyle tells us he wants to hear from the navy on when it will turn over the land to the local officials. >> they are well well behind in what the time line they originally promised. >> boyle and meehan said they wrote the navy last month asking for a time line for an environment cleanup and study at the site. we'll keep you posted on this one. >>> we want to show you this video. it's a river of rain in northern california, really terrible stuff out there. the storm being referred to as the pineapple express is expected to bring more rain over the next few days. in sacramento residents are dealing with major flooding and power outages. crews had to deliver sandbags to area residents to help them protect their homes. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> nothing like that expected at home. we're actually expecting a dry weekend after earlier in the week we thought maybe we'd see precipitation early on sunday. we're not going to see that till late sun