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units of affordable residential rental housing to be located at 2050, 2060 and 2070folsom street and shotwellreet. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call? without objection, adopted unanimously. >> clerk: item 24, approval of the clubhouse for golden gate tennis center, to accept a $24 million grant to renovate the tennis center in fiscal years 2020-2021 and a approving a grant agreement that will remain in place for 50 years. it's an 8-vote threshold pursuant to charter 4113. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without objection, the resolution is adopted unanimously. next item. thank you very much. and congratulations. >> clerk: item 25 is a resolution to receive and approve an annual report for noe valley community benefit district 2016-2017. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without ction the resolution is adopted unanimously. next item. >> clerk: contract approval city and allied universal security $14 million for the provision of security services for human services, july 21, 2018, to june 30, 2021. >> supervisor breed: same house, same call. without objection, ado

i lived for just over a year at shotwell and 16th street. i'm curious, where the police said those complaints were coming from? was it coming from slate? >> sohat was a very interesting conversation because i said that's our role to be able to respond to our ts fcoermane establishments, you should let us know. she said o okay, and i also asked for a list anyfrentur complaints, but i haven't received that? so i don't have the data you l and i know you love i ta. th know respond to besri mediating with the police department. they actually started off, the captain wanted an outright nia permit in general because they feel as though residential -- there's so much more residential, and n ect neigbors, and said that's what the planning depa --rtnt ok so you get the point. >> yeah, interesting. >> i think what they mean by that, the e,is because from 16th and allie, up towards valencia, that's where all the noise it.. wher i'm at, slate is next door. >> yeah, 16th and mission, anyone who's gone there knows how vra that area is. >> yeah, and further

had reserved for 250 laguna honda road for senior housing and applied it to senior housing at 296 shotwell. 448 mission, we moved that to family housing in the embarcadero neighborhood at 88 broadway. i want to state for the record and this is something you'll be interested in, there were some news reports regarding our reallocation of funding for 250 laguna honda that suggest thad the reason we pulled away from that project was because of neighborhood opposition. and there was strong neighborhood opposition. most ot does get neighborh opposition on every project we work on. it's a job hazard for building affordable housing in a dense city. but i want to assure the public and you that the reason that we pulled away from 250 laguna honda was solely due to the need to be cost effective in our application of bond funds. there was site due diligence that our team did on the site, is that showed a very unstable hillside above our parcel. and the geotechnical engineers advised us there would be a stream of debris constantl flowing down onto our project. in addition, more seriousl that there was

the board has heard other similar arguments in ceqa appeal, most recently for 1296 shotwell and bryantt cases and dismissed them in all cases. growth has not exceeded the growth projections used to support environmental impact analysis in the e.i.r. building permits have been issued for only 25% of the projects in the mission area pipeline. as found in the superior court decision on the 901 16th street project case, projects in the pipeline represent future growth. and not actual growth. and physical and environmental effects cannot have resulted from projects that are merely contemplated. regardless, growth projections in the e.i.r. are not limits or caps on development, but were used to estimate the physical and environmental impacts that could be -- that could result from growth allowed under the area plan. there is no evidence in the record showing that significant physical and environmental impacts in excess of those expected in the e.i.r. have resulted from growth. and the appellant does not provide any evidence to substantiate that such physical impacts are occurring. and the ap

fact, we are having a ground breaking ceremony for the first senior housing development at 1296 shotwell next week. again, we would like to do more in various districts. but we are really struggling with cost problems. construction cost problems. the whole industry is. we are looking at construction costs that are 700,000, 800,000, 900,000 per unit. so we really need to focus on bringing those costs down. working in a big tent way with all the stakeholders, that's labor, contractors, subcontractors, developers, architects and our city staff to relieve the regulatory burden but also to get some relief from the construction teams. and so we can build more housing. because at the level of construction costs we have now, it's extremely difficult. we need good cheap land without serious obstacles and we need to get these units produced faster. >> supervisor fewer: because i do have a site in my neighborhood. 32nd clement, which a safeway store is moving into. it's a two-acre piece of property that we could build the building above with a partnership with safeway, but i don't see any sort of c