interim planning controls in the selma plan to prevent displacement in investment of the selma plan we're drafting over recess the creation of the trust to opportunity affordable housing so i guess and rehabilitation program particularly in neighborhoods where we're seeing high numbers of concentration of low income residents this is in order to take the commercial and residential buildings off the 0 market to make sure we're stabilizing our residents and small businesses and nonprofits. we also commit to identifying over the next year before may have 2015 for the affordable housing projects that are in the pipeline and land acquisition strategies. sufficient funding without taping into the trust fund and an legislation pass forward to condition the balance act including the housing. here's a detailed list of the funding strategies we happen we will be studying to fund the neighborhood stabilization fund a general obligation bond and tax set aside of the tax values and teetered movements and others things we've talked about the luxury housing on the waterfront will pay the same fee that t

the project is located in the east selma neighborhood combination of residential and commercial uses. the transbay terminal is located 5 blocks east of the site and market street is located 3 blocks to the north. the recent completed project that is a 3 hundred and 82 square feet detriment is on the ned. it's bordered by a hotel along the full name frontage and a four story multiple family building along the shipley street it's bordered the fire department. we've received one hundred and 10 signatures and letters from 26 individuals neighborhood and community groups in support of the project the department has received one letter of opposition to the project. the commission has received the letters including those received after the publication after lookts looking at this the staff feels that's an appropriate project that adds homes to the housing is to know in an urban area that is planned for mid to high density near downtown employment and centers. the project is situate to numerous transportation options it allows resident to ride or use bicycle as their primary transmission it w

so it was last week in selma, alabama.nd women peacefully protested the denial of their rights as americans. their cause must be our cause too. because it's not just negroes, but really, it's all of us who must overcome the crippling legacy of bigotry and injustice. and we shall overcome. >> to hear lyndon johnson, the president of the united states, use the theme song of the movement, "we shall overcome," i looked at dr. king. tears came down his face. he started crying. we all cried a little. >> dr. king decided that the only proper response to this was to continue the march to montgomery and a court order forced the state of alabama to permit said march. >> johnson has just ruled that we have a legal and constitutional right to march from selma to montgomery. ♪ ♪ come and follow me you know the master said ♪ ♪ don't wait til tomorrow or you may be dead ♪ ♪ i was young and i wanted to play, said i wait just one more day ♪ ♪ don't you know i would, no, i would, i would ♪ >> now with those who said we would get here only o

in the western selma plan limited live is prohibited we want to bring it and that's the second meeting in september. >> when this which i think is the 15 or 16. >> any other comments or. all right. this meeting is adjourned have a good francisco recreation & park commission. would the secretary of state well call roll p commissioner president buell. commissioner low. commissioner bonilla. commissioner harrison p sxhgd. councilmember zaph hearsay been excused absent. before we get starting bio today just a few reminder we ask you turn out of our electronic sounding devices and ask you take my secondary confidence outside and you will have two minutes >> how many people are here to testify or speak on general public comment. yeah. i think we'll do 12 manipulates per person >> we ask you fill out a blue card i'll call the cards in then each person will have two minutes to speak own each item today you can speak on general public comment if that item is not on the agenda we have a 15 minute limits on the first part of the meeting if you're unable to speak it will be continued to item 13 an

in the western selma plan limited live is prohibited we want to bring it and that's the second meeting in september. >> when this which i think is the 15 or 16. >> any other comments or. all right. this meeting is adjourned have a good hub. >> hi, i'm jean yes my name is jean and sometimes, people call me sir, girl. san francisco has served our sewer system and it's no square feet it's a matter of time. that's why we're planning major upgrades public health depends on it that. see how this important work is done. i was fascinated by it. we're going to creek. i would recycle you to come up and see the sewer system in minnesota that's why we see this through the plant. a lot of people don't realize how much work sgo goes into cleaning the water were. we offer free service to san >> this is the meeting of the supervisor kim tuesday, july 22, 2014, it is 5:05 p.m. first item is call to order and roll call. commissioner king. commissioner stephenson is executed and commissioner wan next it the approval of the minutes on may 27th on the environmental special meeting in your packet are the dr

i am - i live and participated in the 2013 selma pathways program i can personally is it created career opportunities after the pathway session i contacted mike who presented from the electrician union. to get more information on the apprentice program i was employed open a multiplied family project in san francisco as part of the helper preamble in the process of applying for the inside wiring apprenticeship program with the kablths i've gotten i'll have an extent chance of having a great career. true mark europeans community involvement is admired as a recipient not area i request that i approve the development at 923 fulsome as proposed to provide more housing and jobs to the neighborhood. thank you >> thank you call a cough more names (calling names). >> good afternoon. i'm justin i'm here with city crossroads our community center is in the neighborhood true mark has been an incredible sponsor. and i volunteered with participant in other neighborhoods to make over on the one hand and improve 0 our crossroads we're grateful for their contributions i encourage i to support this >> tha

but three years ago i stood next to john lewis as we reenacted through him the selma march.d told us that what happened on that day, with the police beating him and others, he, of course, that day suffered a fractured skull and nearly died. but even in the face of such violence, john lewis never wavered from dr. king's revolution of non-violence. and he never stopped fighting for freedom and he still hasn't stopped. [ applause ] he coordinated the mississippi freedom summit, a campaign to register black voters in the state of mississippi. he rallied young men and women, predominately college students, to mississippi. those volunteers were arrested, beaten and murdered, some of them were but still the movement did not stop, it kept moving. i was here in washington, d.c. working and going to school when dr. king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. i, along with the rest of america, was moved by his words and are still moved every time we hear that speech again and watch it again. but just a year later after he gave that speech i was back in nevada in my home. i was in a las

moscone as well as other pieces that will be implemented through the impact fees with the projects and selma. as someone pointed out mr. harmon we're looking at the eir is looking specifically at the possibility of turning fulsome and howard into two way streets it this will prove peaceful and make that more pedestrian friendly and there's a lot of support from the community to make the traffic work, of course. there's a number of things we're collectively working on to improve pedestrian safety and commissioner antonini and i think it sounds like a wonderful improvement and since the last time we talked about this in the right direction i have questions. i understand that we're going to have an increasing a captain of the north and south see 5 hundred and 15 square feet how did that compare with other cities we're in competition with and our total expansion after this is finished >> i know that's a better question for the sponsors to answer in terms of the conferences. >> mr. hartman and whoever else has answers. >> commissioner. thank you for your question moscone ranks 25 in the nation in

in the western selma plan limited live is prohibited we want to bring it and that's the second meeting in september. >> when this which i think is the 15 or 16. >> any other comments or. all right. this meeting is adjourned have a good >> >> good afternoon. welcome to our rules committee for thursday july 17, 2014. i am supervisors norman yee and i will be chairing this meeting. i'm joined by supervisor katie tang and supervisor campos. the clerk today is lisa miller. the committee would also like to acknowledge the staff of sf gov. tv. san francisco television jessie larson. who record all our meetings and make the transcripts available online. madam clerk, do you have announcements? >> yes, please make sure to

since the flower mart came up i thought it was direct to put my cards on the table for us and the selma plan process displaying and killing the flower mart and dismr. makras r placing the job is just for the sake of another office building is completely unacceptable rebuilding a mart in place in some manner that would be a something we'd support by kill the no more mart and pushed to some kind of town where it can't survive will result ultimately in litigation and essentially on the ballot measure so i certainly hope the staff can find a solution for this benefit of all concerned thank you. >> thank you. >> sue hester following up on john's statement about the flower market. i was the attorney for this landmark the last time this was before the commission when the university had the project. planning department really deals optional with property owners. if they deal with anyone they don't deal with tenant i've talked to tenant they didn't know about it. they're to be blind sided by this and if the planning department is digging in to evict all the small businesses you owe to the small

in the western selma plan limited live is prohibited we want to bring it and that's the second meeting in september. >> when this which i think is the 15 or 16. >> any other comments or. all right. this meeting is adjourned have a good (clapping) >> everybody welcome it's amazing everyone this is the reason for the first time i'm rart in an event it's great to see see it really work this actually works

much of the national attention in history is given to freedom the march in5, selma and the ultimate passagef the voting rights act. often people figure that is the end of the story. in mississippi, the real story comes after that, after the laws have been passed. after you have the voting rights act and have passed the voting rights act of 1964 -- civil rights act of 19 city for which bans segregation, how are these laws going to play out in local communities? in every town in mississippi, you had this question. they are going to vote, who will they elect? there were actions that try to limit black voting rights. there was an effort to redraw districts to limit black power. there is a lot of adjusting history that takes place. people do not always realize how these changes came to transform the state. it takes place after 1964 and 1965. freedom summer is essential in helping to understand the passage of the voting rights act, which was an important catalyst for mississippi and across the south. i think one of the important things about these anniversaries is it brings a lot of attention and

much of the national attention in history is given to freedom summer, 1965, the march in selma and theltimate passage of the voting rights act. often people figure that is the end of the story. in mississippi, the real story comes after that, after the laws have been passed. after you have the voting rights act and have passed the civil rights act of 1964 which bans segregation, how are these laws going to play out in local communities? in every town in mississippi, you had this question. they are going to vote, who will they elect? there were actions that try to limit black voting rights. there was an effort to redraw districts to limit black power. there is a lot of adjusting history that takes place. people do not always realize how these changes came to transform the state. it takes place after 1964 and 1965. freedom summer is essential in helping to understand the passage of the voting rights act, which was an important catalyst for mississippi and across the south. i think one of the important things about these anniversaries is it brings a lot of attention and people to come dow

much of the national attention in history is given to freedom summer, 1965, which the march in selma and the passage of the voting rights act. too often people think it is the end of the story. in mississippi, the real story almost gens after that. it is after the laws have been passed, after you have the voting's right act, after the civil rights act that bans segregation, now what? what does that mean? how will the loss play out in local communities? in every county in mississippi, you have the question -- ok. african-americans have the right to vote. who will be elected? there was a bit of rearguard action that try to limit black voting rights. there was an effort to redraw the state legislative districts to limit black powder. there is a lot that takes place that people do not realize. how these changes eventually came to transform the state. it takes place after 1964 and 1965. freedom summer in 1964 is essential in helping to understand the passage of the voting rights act. it was a really important catalyst across mississippi in the south. >> i think would've the important thin

process they recommended the implementation of the project you see the construction project is the selma west project is wrapping up. oewd and dph kuk9d 9 meetings to find the ma copy even space in the for the ma copy even hub those tdrs interests will be under the plaza program that became effective last week. the city meditates have to 8 months to finish the project is identify ma copy even but the construction will be implemented this july we ask you move forward with the street process and propose to the board of supervisors to add ma copy even for a longer standard in the meantime, oewd has awarded a small short term activation grant for the space this summer this allows the plazas to take advantage of the good weather in the board approves this zoning change and the board of supervisors approves the vacation it will be ready for an inclusion in the new plaza program please note we anticipate this process with the proceedings program is a circumstance we anticipate will be unique for the ma copy even plaza in the future we ask the plaza program will come to you in one package the lo

katrero to be the newspapers for the city and county of san francisco for the katrero and dog patch and selma to provide outreach and advertising for fiscal years 2014-2015 >> supervisor cohen. >> i have a quick question as a point of order i think it is to the mayor's office about this item item 38 outreach advertising in the neighborhood newspaper my question how are those papers selected and the criteria that is used. >> thank you jason from the mayor's office i was unaware we were going to get into this subject matter so i'll call the office and get someone here. >> supervisor farrell. >> sure i'm happy to comment but waiting for the mayors staff we heard that last week there are certain papers that are responsive to the criteria set forth and supervisor mar was at the budget committee and a a number of papers being printed in the record outside of san francisco and in past practices we included all the vendors that responded to the rfp and all those that respond we put on the list so if you want to hear from the mayors team. >> i'd like to hear the mayors team before i do the vote i'm no

this was selma, alabama 50 years ago. that does not represent the american people. >> that claim about the mayor and police being in cahoots, there's no confirmation to that. we should reach out to the mayor who we talked to to come on tonight to get his side. this is a small group of people, give me the context of what was happening in murrieta california, what is that town like? and also, these buses were going to let these mothers and children off, they were going to get their court date and then be released, right? >> yes. the buses were going to go into the border patrol facility. the buses were supposed to roll through the streets of murrieta, which is a small town, known for its hot springs, it's a little resort. there's wine country in the area. it's a little community. i think the fame that they received -- of what happened yesterday is not the fame they want to have, they don't want to have the hazleton, pennsylvania or selma, alabama or farmers branch, texas, where we've seen this hate rise, and we've seen this

the '65 march in selma. '67, the flowering of haigt ashbury. the list goes on, wood stock, altimont. >> what would you include in that time capsule? brown, actually. i think that james brown brings a message of black pride that unprecedented. >> it's -- i'm black and i'm proud. player need the record too. >> so that was important. seeing him on the "ed sullivan show." at the ed tammy show, that's earlier. that's an important moment. power moment when stokley carmichael and others of black power is very important. i would say the miss america which in 1968, feminists atlantic city. >> a barrel -- >> a big barrel. >> a barrel in their james brown record. hippy beads. >> but they did not burn a bra. no bras were burned. bras were ple think burned in the miss america contest. they thought about it and they didn't. why did it become a myth? >> because it had been discussed. , too good toration pass up. it literally doesn't happen. but they were on to something. i think robin morgan. absolutely sure of this, morgan, you can see how the media could tu

staff all you it took many years to open the bathroom and a we love the areas all space parks in the selma we are absolutely thrilled with the new bathroom so thank you >> anyone else who wants make any public comment on that item? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner low. >> having participated in many community meetings and several commission hearings on this matter i was surprised how much immense public input there was on a public bathroom and recognize the heavy usage of this bathroom and the huge idealizing delays i wanted to commend the chinatown community center for their outreach and as well as the staff folks don and marvin vin and those for patients in dealing with the community he meetings so i'd like to move this matter for approval. >> i have one question before e a second in the recollection we have in front of us it is the resolution we award the contract to the chang c m construction for a maxillomillion 928 or m h construction. >> so at the end he said the recommendation was to chang c m construction. >> only only it was put in here at the time they didn

katrero to be the newspapers for the city and county of san francisco for the katrero and dog patch and selma to provide

but three years ago i stood next to john lewis as we reenacted through him the selma march.d told us that what happened on that day, with the police beating him and others, he, of course, that day suffered a fractured skull and nearly died. but even in the face of such violence, john lewis never wavered from dr. king's revolution of non-violence. and he never stopped fighting for freedom and he still hasn't stopped. [ applause ] he coordinated the mississippi freedom summit, a campaign to register black voters in the state of mississippi. he rallied young men and women, predominately college students, to mississippi. those volunteers were arrested, beaten and murdered, some of them were but still the movement did not stop, it kept moving. i was here in washington, d.c. working and going to school when dr. king delivered his "i have a dream" speech. i, along with the rest of america, was moved by his words and are still moved every time we hear that speech again and watch it again. but just a year later after he gave that speech i was back in nevada in my home. i was in a las

the civil rights act, the 1965 march in selma, 1966 and 1967, the flowering of the haight-ashbury, the protests in the streets in 1968, the riots in 1968, the list goes on. woodstock. it does not stop so fast. >> what would you include? >> i would include james brown, actually. i think that james brown brings a message of black pride that is really unprecedented. >> his 45 would go any time capsule. "i am black and i am proud." >> he would need the record player, too. >> seeing him on the ed sullivan show, i think that is an important moment. i think the black power moment more generally when carmichael and others take up the call of black power. i would say the miss america protest, 1958, when feminists go to atlantic city and a challenge -- >> the barrel. so we have the barrel in there, james brown records. >> but they did not bring their bras. many people think that feminists actually burned bras at the miss america protest. it never happened. they thought about it, and they did not. >> why did that become a myth? >> well, because it had been discussed. >> and the alliteration, bra

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selma plan limited live is prohibited we want to bring it and that's the second meeting in september. >> when this which i think is the 15 or 16. >> any other comments or. all right. this meeting is adjourned have a good (clapping) >> everybody welcome it's amazing everyone this is the reason for the first time i'm rart in an event it's great to see see it really work this actually works (clapping) and so we are thrilled to be opening our doors to our neighbors and a and friends after spending the past 9 months building out the new office and welcome to our good friends san francisco mayor ed lee welcome (clapping) first girl supervisor jane kim welcome (clapping) you have been a fantastic partner in making this neighborhood so actually and they'll played a big roll in connecticut even haitian where we built the company i traveled back and forth all the time i also stayed at the phoenix here. i believe i have the energy of the neighborhood. i like how there is an established creativity scene that almost physically cross paths with this emerging company. this intersection is so yes, ma

and today, we're bringing before land use the ring additionally this is a portion of the key western selma transportation pedestrian improvement plan one the key major pieces it is a necessary component of this process to realize our goal of a living shared street on ring gold is similar to the alley. what this involves obviously it ungrant all the offer ground utility the poles in order to do work that includes pedestrians lighting and repaving and other landscape consortiums. i know you've talked about this before the board but small business is one the key needs and we can be creative and shared streets is one component of providing the come down to the western plan. on may 22nd the planning commission approved that for the former trans bus lot and they allowed an agreement where $1.8 million will be used asia in loop pavement to had had small business improvements which have been identified as a consultant for the lgbtq social district for the western unit plan. of the $6.2 million plan $1.8 million will be spent by the developer to present be this to the neighborhood. just wanted to r

of the original po e shattered a 2 year moratorium that basically made took entertainment away from selma so this is a kind of novel rare opportunity for the saga of night life i specifically designed this to be in the communicated u community because it's a mixed use neighborhood we did a lot of research ownership on the establishment and the resident would support and we came up with the sports bar like the rest of the stuff this adds exist and compliments the existing and a half of the well-rounded restaurant i have a difference kind of dynamic food issuing things to be in the neighborhood. let's see i've been active in entertainment since 8925 years of experience and now i feel i'm highly qualified and open to all our questions >> when are you planning on opening. >> i'm going to miss the october festive so i'm going to open n up in january in time for the unfortunate unfortunate playoffs. >> what kind of food. >> everybody's food there's amazing restaurant and trucks we're serving everybody's memo so there's a flip book we have runners and . >> i love that that's a brilliant idea tha

vigilant about the loss of pdr spaces in the city that goes along with trying to protect the western selma plan and balanced against the central corridor plan and lastly my plan for the culture presentation slightly different word but we went through many, many years of hearings on the japantown better neighborhood plan that was moderator into the dhs which is a culture document that document i think forms the basis for other discussions going on in the lgbt word and in the latino community and the filipino community. so i hope those things will continue and the planning commission will continue to support the work of the historic preservation commission. lastly i want to thank the planning staff they do a tremendous amount of work and this commission couldn't well, i think we could get along with all the stuff we're going i want to thank the staff for the support i've received over the years >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> commissioner fong. >> i'd like to offer my thank you and congratulations. i don't think this commission is necessarily supposed to agree the way we're set up we're

selma helped bring about what like to call a nonviolent revolution in american politics, a revolutione's a huge physical and emotional toll on anybody who says that i want to break away from the normal and fight against a system and try to build something productive for people. we've got to be comfortable with being uncomfortable. >> and find a way to get in good trouble, necessary trouble, speak up. speak out. and if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something about it. >> a little bit of insanity to believe that we can be the people that can change the course of history. a lot of amnesia to forget about any of the failures that we've had and continue to push forward. >> there's a modern civil rights movement, it made up of young people, people of color, women, members of the gay community, the disability community. >> the dreamers, fighting deportation, fighting separating their families, lgbt folks coming out of the shadows. >> the movement today saying we're one people, one family, we're one house. >> it's duty of every generation that people in the margi