is east side is block 6 both have been approved by this commission earlier in 2012, the former redevelopment agency was dissolved by abs and is further dissolution law all is agency asked that the responsibility were transferred to the successor agency to the former agency is redevelopment dissolution law let them enter into other contracts that existed prior to 2008 or 2011 on april 2013, the california dnls finally and exclusively that the pledge of allegiance agreement and is transbay affordable housing obligation are enforceable obligations under is redevelopment dissolution law so pursuant to the implementation agreement ocii issued a request for proposals in november of 2013 at a point they selected a team related urban california housing are the mandatory developer and is corporation is affordable developer o m a is the lead architect and another architect on is project dna was included in june of 2014. >> there have been projects since is display was excluded a reduction from 6 hundred to 5 hundred plus due to the developer having k34uk9 market studies for a market demand for larger

taxes on the parcels that are also pledged to the tjpa we have our debt service program for the redevelopment agency and the eject continues to pay that debt service i'll highlight the portion of the budget it totals hundred and $41 million the largest portion of that budget is the affordable housing program we talk about the president to accelerate that to make the city's incredible need for affordable housing our budget assumes we'll be issue 6 new rfps with you have a full plate you've seen before you that we continue to work and on will be funding $20 million for asset management including assets such yerba buena and other western edition and other related matters we have 12 for million dollars for staffing and other consultants and legal services, etc. and $11 million for specific infrastructure reimbursement and expenditures in our budget we have that visibly so again if so e this is the program and project portion of the hundred and $41 million as you can see the blue portion make ups 70 percent of the budget followed by asset management and the project management and infrastructure ex

can elevate and is final represents we need a environmental impact report on is impact of the redevelopment activities over the last 70 years for is african-american community. >> great no other cards? >> no. >> okay please call the next item. >> is the next order of business is item 7 report of chair. >> i did not have a report. >> next item, please. >> the the next order of business is item 8 report of executive director the request for proposal to develop and operate you up to one hundred 8 affordable units on third street mission bay block 3 formally homeless veterans and low income families with relayed supportive services mission bay south beach discussion madam director. >> commissioner and for members of the public i'm sure you're aware of the mission bay project areas were adapted by is former agency commission in 1998 as part of that project area adaptation including the number of entire agency agreements importantly 2 third street parties conceptually demolitions with a corporation now by fossilat's where a so-called community benefits have provided for through the participation

he challenged the redevelopment agency which forced out many of the business and resident in japan town. he was a founding member of the western community organization in 1966 and committee of japanese and african-american activist who opposed redevelopment. in an effort to rebuild japan town he designed many of the businesses and apartments in the buchanan mall. he's survived by his wife sally and john opsaki who we worked with in the japan town community. he also survived by three grandchildren. the rest i submit. >> thank you we're adding supervisor mar. that concludes the roll call for the introduction of new business. >> okay. madam clerk can we please go to colleagues, i want to take us back on the agenda because i like to entertain a motion to approve the meeting minutes of march 24 2015. motioned supervisor christensen. without objection, we'll approve those minutes once we've completed public comment. >> it's now time for the public to comment generally for um to two items on jurisdictions on the board. items 34 and 35. public comment is not allowed items on subject comment. pl

like and read about the shipyard closes in 74 a conveyance agreement between the navy and the redevelopment agency in 2004, it set consistent clean up process and requires the navy to achieve the regulatory concurrence with the federal and state go agencies before you they off the parcels and created a unique papering or participating with the decision-making process next slide oh, that's it so that's again, the official of the shipyard and the demonstration and the navy parcels you've seen and in your packet so as we've mentioned expensive oversight of the navy's work the 3 main agencies have the regulatory authority to ask the navy to do more or stop what they're doing the main duty that the environmental protection action and the california water control board in addition to other state agencies play an important rule did you want is the agency that is impounded and reviews and provides oversight and sign off for the radiology issues and the bay area insures the navy does proper dust control and the roll in the development for the same issues in addition as we've mentioned the city has b

been on a interesting journey to get to this point in 2005 and 2010 uscf entered into the form redevelopment agency for 7 east and west in the project area for the purpose of developing affordable housing staff entertained this genocide to mitigated the tax increment cue to the hospital d da has specific housing dates if the affordable housing was not created ucsf needs to may ocii liquidated damages of $4 million so then also in later in june of 2011 the affordable housing loan committee approved the loan associated with 7 west and they forming determined didn't have the capacity for inform affordable housing and paid liquidation damaged and get an intermit better on the site related companies teamed up with chinatown development center to create the block 7 housing pain and suffering in 2013, the commission approved $2 million in predevelopment fund december 2013, the commission approved the assignment of the d da to the partnership in january of 2014 it was approved for the assignment also the commission approved the schematic design in june 2014 the loan committee approved not to exceed

. >>> developer hhg is working to redevelop this old steel building in apartments. and this sits at the inter section of hamilton and route 109. this summer it should take a year to finish hhg is planning to redevelop other building in the old robeling complex as well. >>> a man from middletown, delaware takes to social media in hopes of tracking down his biological brother who was also put up for adoption and chase utley will take a seat on the bench and details on that, after an early taste of summer, a front is moving through tonight with spring like weather tomorrow but don't get used to it. those stories and more when "action news" continues tonight. >>> the fast moving fire damaged six homes in reading and the blaze broke out at 7:30 at the 900 block of east laurel street and the flames spread to neighborhood dwelling and the others sustained major damage and 15 to 20 people are now homeless and one person was taken to the hospital with a severe asthma attack. >>> michael walsh and michael lloyd and steven dano have all driven a million miles without getting i

much hope our important work can continue thank you. >> thank you i'm going to put on my former redevelopment'm here to apologize for a mistake i made 20 plus years ago you may not know the center for the art was performing the art perverse a natural to stick that on as a turnout the center also busy getting it's on facility and the programming of the facilities that the garden didn't happen so after a couple of years we notified the center we noted to track separately for programming of the ganders mario garcia you may remember he was the fantastic person that began doing the ground work for programming the arts in the garden and creating a world-class place outdoor performance place that he and others have carried on that is internationally known and unfortunately, the national endetainment for the arts don't have a way to create their program for outdoor performances but fortunately linda lou sar stepped up and carried the gardens program into new levels informed the board it works with the fine things you've heard about my peaking make i wrote a belief contract with mario and never brough

dollars plus for property management services at yerba buena gardens former yerba buena center redevelopment project decision and action resolution madam director. >> commissioners i'm sure you're aware of the commission of the yerba buena gardens within the yerba buena center was one of the former agencies significant development after much discussion and community input and litigations the plan was adopted included the housing and significantly the cultural heart and cultural assets for the city a number of institutions as well as parks and open space all really constructed on top of the moukz for a number of years the former agency and ocii has entered into the contract for the operations and maintenance and execute capital maintenance of that important citywide cultural jowl since not we've entered into a crack and predating that with the mgm management group that services in correspondence and has community ambassadors and mgm as well as contractors this is additional scope and budget to continue the critical functions in the yerba buena center i'd like to ask the senior real estate spe

matter of seeing how that can happen here and i just want to say at the end when i was on the redevelopment commission one of the things we loved about salesforce moving into this piece of property what is the design and the colors and it was just open and it really, really spoke to us wow. this is great and someone coming in from the ferry can look at somewhat iconic properties that design san francisco when we heard salesforce was leaving

events as long as the yerba buena gardens festival was founded with the support of san francisco redevelopmentsgency in the mission at the festival is to enhance the quality and visibility of life in the public spaces of yerba buena gardens through the presentation of world-class free performing arts programs that reflect the cafeteria created of the san francisco and beyond we believe that everyone deserves the joy the supposition that only life performances offer with the at least autumn a of public spaces we're creating a place where people connect our staff makes sure that audience members are welcome and it was built and disappointed to connect all people in life those with physical challenges and residents of subsidize housing and residents that live in condo that is built for everyone over 50 percent of the artists are from san francisco and those people live in san francisco and in the bay area we also have a continuous i think fluctuations of folks eager to experience the artist we partner with other san francisco artists organizations seeking to present jbdz to build and - since our i

to have the festivals in the garden this is allowed as a property management activity under the redevelopment dissolution law the property owner has looked at the second amendment and supports its approval especially, since it proifdz for a smooth transition to the city and gives the city time to under take a soliciting process for the programming or other options by ocii or the city proposed second amendment will extend the agreement for an additional 3 years until june 30th of revenue and makes minor changes the ocii unanimous arts and events is the same as $75,000 a year it requires the arts and events to comply with the ocii small business enterprise program with limited opportunities nevertheless works with a team of violent contractors and consultants with the grant require and voluntary graefr all based in san francisco the jurat jurat of the activities are contracted to provide the entertainment at the gardens so ann as a demonstration of the on and on effort to meet the spirit of program arts and events contracts over 50 percent of its performances with artists based in san francisco

meeting a public workshop with the mayor's office of housing because you know our commission forming redevelopment for investment & infrastructure you know we're building a lot of affordable housing and contributing to the number but maybe we need to talk about we hear the numbers and numbers and numbers go up like thirty thousand but north yet not going up not vertical we hear things in the pipeline might be we need to be creative and i think maybe we need topanga because what is supported to be working is not working and that's not i'm not blaming you guys but maybe we need to really sit down what the mayor's office of housing whether or not the planning commission who do we need to bring together and host a workshop that's open to the public i think the public deserves that we we're able to say what's happening and what needs to happen and part that is let's be creative you know because it is imsome of the agencies are in some cases are not doing what their supposed to i'll ask if there is something to push the dialog so one i know you guys are working hard and tiffany has been involved in a lo

the renovation plans seen in this would be the anchor for redevelopment east of city hall. city council will consider five bills and one resolution which is critical to the sale of the gallery mall. this moves new improvements for the market east strip. >> market street has been kind of shady. late of the stores you go in and buy cheap jewelry and stuff like that. it kind of needs to be revitalized. >> there's already a chance on market east. this dirt pit is soon to be the space for retail and housing. >>> this morning, philadelphia city council will honor the 10-year-old known as south philly's dragon boy. the 10-year-old has autism and he expresses himself by drawing dragons on t-shirts. he's been selling those t-shirts to raise money for autism. >>> the casinos looking to online gambling for help may not be seeing the revenue they expected. at a gambling conference in atlantic city participants agree that gambling is off to a slow start in the u.s. but still a potential for growth. they say the biggest challenges is that banks are hesitant to handle credit card payments

it will come with the redevelopment of the divine lorain hotel. this is an artist rendering of what the area could look like once the project is finished. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 6:00. a family desperate for answers. their loved one left to die after a hit-and-run. now police are trying a new tactic to solve this case. >>> if you park too long in philadelphia, you know you're going to get a ticket. coming up the new tool that could help drivers avoid overstaying their welcome. >>> aisle so upset, i miss him a lot. i just want them to find who did this to him. >> a family in camden county wants to find the driver who hit their loved one and left him to die. it's been almost a month since the deadly crash in audobon, and police have made no arrests. but this family is not the only one waiting for answers. >> police are hoping to prevent more tragedies like this. nbc 10's drew smith live from audobon. >> and this latest case began in early april when christopher dean was found on top of this storm drain. police returned to this neighborhood today

we will see more heavy rain redevelop later on today. we have flash flood watches from kansas city missouri to southern texas. this is because when the storms develop, they produce 1 to 2 inches of rain as they move through the area. that leads to more flash flooding. we do have this chance of showers and storms but most severe from denver down to dallas and into southwestern texas. we are looking at large hail and damaging wind gusts. we could see isolated tornadoes as well. as far as the rain it will redevelop later on today with another perhaps 4 to 5 inches of rain possible. erica. >>> dylan, thanks. memorial day is the unofficial start to summer. a chance for millions of americans to get outside and enjoy themselves. maybe go visit friends and family. >> this weekend, an estimated 37 million americans expecting to hit the roads and skies. about 33 million will be driving to their destination. >> according to aaa, this is the first time in ten years that this many people are traveling over the memorial day holiday weekend. the last t

chemistry, redeveloping the hardware redeveloping the software that is used in the traditional infrastructureour argument would be as i understand it that your tests are actually more accurate than the large sample. why? >> well what we've worked to do is eliminate the error and variability that's associated with effectively human processing of samples. and that today in the lab industry is the cause of 93% of the errors. and through technology you can automate many of the processes and decentralize and distribute the infrastructure so that you can mitigate -- mitigate you know the variance that comes from human processing. >> all right. you've got to show us the size of these samples. >> sure. so this is the little tubes that we collect the samples in. we call them the nanotainor. they're about this big. >> reporter: and so that's one drop or that's -- one drop of blood would go into that? what about the rest of that box? >> this is a sample. >> reporter: one single sample. >> this is a single sample. this would taken 16 samples. >> reporter: 16 different people. >> right. >> reporter: and t

and then by 3 o'clock your high of 84 and by two or 3 o'clock we may be seeing a redevelopment of sometation. it will be spotty but where it hits we could be looking at a drenching downpour producing shower or perhaps a thunderstorm. by 6 o'clock still holding onto the low 80's. much better weather tomorrow in the accuweather seven day. i'll be back in a moment with more on that, matt and at a many. >> see you then. thanks, david. >>> it is primary day in pennsylvania. polls will open in less than an hour with democratic voters choosing their nominee for mayor of philadelphia. "action news" reporter katherine scott is live at city hall with our coverage. good morning katherine. >> reporter: that's right matt after today the democrats should finally have their candidate in the run for city hall. the republican candidate is running unopposed for mayor in philadelphia but there are other races going on in the state today. polls open in but an hour. in philadelphia t-all eyes were on the race for mayor this primary day. candidates were out making their last minute campaign stops. former pg

sometimes people call it gender, blight removal sometimes redevelopment redevelopment is called redevelopment. i think those neighborhood could benefit from a 20 year tax abatement because it will encourage building and construction which will keep people in the neighborhood who live there for a long time. i'm sorry. >> thank you. >> jim kenny. >> i'm in favor of tax abatements and i have watched them effect neighborhood outside center city. center city grew because of the abatement but queen village and northern liberties and fishtown, and now kensington is beginning to pop. i think that we can continue to do that. but i want to make sure that people are ironed up for long term occupant program so there is not that kind of tension between older residents and newer residents. thirdly i would reassess the london which tax abated properties sits because they are under assessed and we could raise more money for the schools on a base business that kind of reassessment. >> mr. diaz? >> jim, you are right tax abatement is no longer necessary in center sit the eye. >> i didn't say that sir i just po

the fog redevelops after midnight.titive pattern we've seen the same thing three days in a row. first part of the afternoon the clouds thin out we see the sunshine and pop you are showers and mid 80s. 83 degrees today, for the most part it's a quiet afternoon. sun and clouds, one or two of you see a passing shower, but most of us stay dry. patchy fog develops after midnight. 6 # outlying -- 63 outlying suburbs and 65 for center city. fog tomorrow morning passing shower or thunderstorm late, 85. tuesday, breezy, no fog this time around as the winds shift out of the southwest but there's a greater chance of shower or thunderstorm. 88 degrees and from wednesday on it's smooth sailing as the fronts pulls the tropical summer-like air out to sea. not too bad but a little sticky. >> food art and the law are coming together in a one of kind exhibition, karen rogers has more in this week's 6abc loves the arts. >> reporter: it's called city bites it's an exhibits you can literally feast your eyes on. it's on view at grayson law

and a plan to redevelop part of san francisco. why the mayor wants to tear down part of 280 and make it part of cal train and make it go underground and a stow away sneaks on board a boat to take a nap. how the sailor got the sea lien to leave. >> game 4 between the warriors and the grislies. warriors lost two in a row and game four is crucial. ktvu's scott reiss is in memphis, warriors down 2-1. you can't over estimate how important this game is. >> reporter: important, yes. no question. but is it panic time? the players and coaches stressed the last two days it is not. and they are right. down 2-1 is not a huge deal. being down 3-1 would be a different story. today here they went through their game day shoot around. they appeared to be locked in. fully understanding what is at stake tonight. they also realized they have to adapt to what the grizzlies are throwing at them but at the same time not adapt too much. >> we want to make adjustments but we don't want to throw everything out the window. [ indiscernible ] >> hate to be a

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were left in limbo when the state dissolved all urban redevelopment agencies. lee's new plan includes bond financing for 3,000 new affordable housing units within the next 15 years. >>> gas is down about 50 cents a gallon from this time last year -- didn't seem like it yesterday when i pumped mine. now learning what people did all of the money that they saved. according to bankrate.com, 40% of americans spent that extra cash on necessities, namely groceries and rent. 53% saved or invested the savings with millennials more likely to save than any other age group. just 14% say they ramped up their spending as a result of gas savings. >> maybe they ramped up their anger. >>> what sets off road rage for a majority of drivers? a new study determining most infuriating habits. the study commissioned by ecopeatedia found that texting is a behavior most likely to enrage other drivers. that's followed by tailgaters left lane hoggers -- hate those goes -- and crawlers who don't go fast enough. the study also found that inside the car, back seat drivers spark rage. n -- sp

together, with the program of redevelopment and new housing both public and private, it can remake amonday night on the communicators, members of congress on and it's a collection of phone records, privacy, and net utility. >> section 215 authorizes to meditate a collection or office of because last week we found out that the second district federal court agrees with justin and i that the patriot act does not authorize these acts. the nsa would tell you that these programs were authorized by section 215. they proceeded to write a warrant to cover every american citizen. i think the founding fathers would be appalled. >> i think our policy is far from being up-to-date. it is woefully out of date. we have copyright policy -- policy from 1976. we have electronic indications privacy act which was done in 1986. now, we have e-mail as a standard form of medication, one of the most popular forms, and yet we have a situation where a piece of paper in your desk your holds a warrant standard that law enforcement would need a warrant to get. an e-mail is not subject to a warrant standard. >> th

for those areas worth rehabilitating, the baltimore plan can work and together with a program of redevelopmentand new housing public and private, it can remake a city. >>> on the next washington journal, robert dunham of death penalty information center talks about nebraska's decision to outlaw the death penalty, making it the 19th state to do so. he will discuss the potential impact, what it says about public opinion. a look at the 2016 presidential race and some more recent candidates' announcements. we will take your calls, look for comments on facebook and twitter. washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. this sunday night at 8:00 eastern on first ladies influence and image looking into the personal lives of three first ladies. sarah polk, margaret taylor abigail fill more. sarah often helped her husband make political decisions. margaret taylor was opposed to her husband's nomination for president. as a teacher abigail was the first wife to have a profession, and began to establish the first white house library. this sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on cspan's original series, fi

for those areas worth rehabilitating, the baltimore plan can work and together with a program of redevelopmentd new housing public and private, it can remake a city. >>> on the next washington journal, robert dunham of death penalty information center talks about nebraska's decision to outlaw the death penalty, making it the 19th state to do so. he will discuss the potential impact, what it says about public opinion. a look at the 2016 presidential race and some more recent candidates' announcements. we will take your calls, look for comments on facebook

the major cloud cover will melt away this morning and we'll get fair weather cumulus redeveloping later on. i think it's a good idea to keep the sunglasses handy. allentown, breezy, 72 degrees is the forecast high in the lehigh valley. down the shore not bad a fair amount of sunshine, 70 degrees is the high there with a cool breeze blowing down the shore as well. in philadelphia, 76 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds, breezy conditions, winds gusting as high as 30 miles per hour. a little bluster, as we roll through the day, improvement as we head into the afternoon. cool, 5 approximate degrees by 8:00. hitting 70 by lunchtime. 74 by 2:00 p.m., 76 around 3 and 73 by 5:00 p.m. comfortable conditions a little breezy. over the weekend saturday we'll have high pressure neeshes it will be on the cool -- cool day 61. 72 sunday, monday, 74 degrees a scattered thunderstorm possible in the afternoon and evening. at the shore, 59 in the water as is typical memorial day the toes will be cool stepping into the ocean. sunny and breezy on saturday, 74 sunday, clouds increasing. monday, 72 up to about 7

but we'll be watching for any redevelopments as it moves through.he rest of the evening, most of the area should remain destroy. and then the clouds increase thursday. rain should stay to our south. we'll be watching another weather system passing by. and then we clear out going into friday. so, just in time for your memorial day weekend. we look to dry out, again. but temperatures will be a little bit on the cool side. if you're up in the poconos saturday, 66 degrees, sunday 73, we'll see more clouds so we start to warm up through the weekend. 76 for a chance for thunderstorms in the poconos. and if you're heading to the shore or delaware beaches, it's going to be a cool one closer to the water. temperature, water temperature, 57 degrees, so highs should be in about the mid to upper 60s. saturday and sunday. so far, looks sunny. by monday that'll start to warm things up into the mid-70s. but a chance of some showers return into the forecast. for tonight, though less humid. a cool breeze developing. 59 for the low in philadelphia 52, north and west

what can be done to help families in distressed communities and the lessons learned since the redevelopment of areas like the baltimore sand town neighborhood. speakers include michael smith the special assistant to the president and director of the white house initiative my brother's keeper which aims to help minority boys and young men. this is just under two hours. >>> good morning to all of you here today and to those of you joining via our live webcast. on behalf of the brooksings metropolitan policy program i want to welcome you to our baltimore and beyond panel discussion. i'm jennifer vai a fellow with the metro program and i was asked or at least i think i was asked to open our session today for two reasons, first, because of my almost 14 years here at brooksings i have focused my research and policy development efforts on how cities and metro areas particularly older industrial areas in the northeast and midwest can revitalize their neighborhoods and grow their regional economies. that work includes research that i did several years ago the focused on greater baltimore's economy a