plan one of it is that the central soma didn't adequately he'd and take into account the soma youth and family special youth district the central soma plan incorporates areas that are covered under the youth and family special youth district but in the purchase of youth and family to expand the portable housing and enhance the environment of youth and families in the south of market hour the plan didn't adequately take into account the sud and want to see that that projects within the youth and families special youth districts under review and approval by residents and community organizations before they're considered by the planning department this process will have functions similar to other sud in the city as much as the bernal heights special use district we feel this which is important you know since redevelopment is not around the majority of time a lot of the developers have to go to different organization to actually form their plan but what better way to have a community advisory that oversees these things where developers can actually go to it and review the plans with the

plan it is also identityed as a historic western soma historic district this district a almost with the entire western soma area and there are some properties here that are looked at future contributor to the historic district that will determine the type of people aenvironmental review this allows for light industrial and this area is no the pdrs district pdrs replacement is not required for those parcels funding for the acquisition is going to be come from the open space acquisition fund it is year 2016 with a 9.6 and anticipate a 2 housing unit $4 million we received $2.6 million for the funded around 12 mental illness we have enough money to purchase the property the funds. development we anticipate coming from 9 eastern neighborhoods impact fees and possibly all of the eastern neighborhoods but >> market octavia it will serve that area as well and there is funding arrested set aside for development to start the park planning process and maintenance we anticipate users the operation funds the purchase and sale agreement for $10 million and it will allow the seller to have up to

plan it is also identityed as a historic western soma historic district this district a almost withe western soma area and there are some properties here that are looked at future contributor to the historic district that will determine the type of people aenvironmental review this allows for light industrial and this area is no the pdrs district pdrs replacement is not required for those parcels funding for the acquisition is going to be come from the open space acquisition fund it is year 2016 with a 9.6 and anticipate a 2 housing unit $4 million we received $2.6 million for the funded around 12 mental illness we have enough money to purchase the property the funds. development we anticipate coming from 9 eastern neighborhoods impact fees and possibly all of the eastern neighborhoods but >> market octavia it will serve that area as well and there is funding arrested set aside for development to start the park planning process and maintenance we anticipate users the operation funds the purchase and sale agreement for $10 million and it will allow the seller to have up to a year to

presentation a larger context about soma and dawn and i will tag team we've been working closely with the planning department and the mayor's office of economic workforce development and in the recent years rec and park has earned a seat at the table in neighborhoods plans and development conversations and central soma kind of like eastern neighborhoods there's a very large scale neighborhood plan that focuses on open space with a number of different strategies one is increasing the capacity at jean friend rec center to build an additional floor that adds funding to increase the capacity and making improvement at v m.d. the planning department dream is frankly the caltrans site to create a very large park experience at the caltrans site other opportunities to partner with development for just by way of example the tension center project ended up with storefront tennis center and there are other opportunities for building in open space and recreational amenity in central soma part of that is using the acquisition funds we're at a frank disadvantage if we had our desires we'll do - we'r

their 5 key developments sites in central soma that are all going to be entitled more or less at the same time over 10 million square feet of demands, if you will, of per diem and there's about 5 hundred square feet less; right? so the city is asking developers to take on those streerldz benefits if you will, and it the little right thing to do but in recognition of that those projects ought to be able to go forward so it is smart and where we should be directing affordable housing in east san francisco sorry for anyone else but this is where growth belongs the future of development i even there needs to be a recognition that again, all of that 10 million square feet plus may not go forward because of the what the market will do is not goes forward at the same time but many of us on the panel and in the audience are proponents of those projects that we are going to try to deliver to the market and if we're unable to do so we may miss the next cycle and make the decision not to develop and use jesse's met for a log on unintended consequences those beautiful, beautiful huge public bene

as mentioned theres published in august of this year we have decided to move beyond justice soma and looking at 4r6b9d cultural heritage district for the whole city this is a a better approach based on the context statement and zone some outreach as well as the historic preservation commission done outreach and in our next upcoming fiscal year budget we will apply or ask for whatever sources for the staff and implement facilitation of the shareholders group but before we a hear about the folks and their overall goals we have not moved on anything else to date. >> at this point is the cultural heritage district is it stalled. >> i mean this is one way to put it we've been actively seeking paternities but not moved on scheduling updates i mentioned a great deal of of coordination with other city agencies and you know other example like the most recent filipino cultural district the supervisor i guess support a resolution that had a timetable we're actively pursuing to meet the timetable that was the reason because the stakeholders were identified once we have the group identified we ca

this is 6th street lodging house identified in the soma survey and reidentified in the central soma survey and significant for masonry brick hotel. that designation is listed under article 10 but you consider desinginating that or adding to the work program under article 11 as well. it is located in a c 3 zoning district. so, the fun part. we have a list of properties that we put together, individual properties that we are asking you to consider adding today. to start with, this commission suggested that we add the i magnum building timothy fluger designed building on union square to the work program. also, amending the designation for [inaudible] bank to include the interior character defining features [inaudible] the next one is the san francisco gal vunizeing, the one story industrial building. the order of the [inaudible] more commonly known as the high temple designed by master architect herald stoner, a lovely art deco building. the glady [inaudible] building. a terra cotta building that dominates that corner. the [inaudible] theater designed by timothy fluger. the visual landmark of

as mentioned theres published in august of this year we have decided to move beyond justice soma and looking at 4r6b9d cultural heritage district for the whole city this is a a better approach based on the context statement and zone some outreach as well as the historic preservation commission done outreach and in our next upcoming fiscal year budget we will apply or ask for whatever sources for the staff and implement facilitation of the shareholders group but before we a hear about the folks and their overall goals we have not moved on anything else to date. >> at this point is the cultural heritage district is it stalled. >> i mean this is one way to put it we've been actively seeking paternities but not moved on scheduling updates i mentioned a great deal of of coordination with other city agencies and you know other example like the most recent filipino cultural district the supervisor i guess support a resolution that had a timetable we're actively pursuing to meet the timetable that was the reason because the stakeholders were identified once we have the group identified we ca

eir and area plan or you were doing a one right now on barker it is sandy soil called the central soma plan and once you do that you never going to revisited any of the projects because that's your practice a warning sign to me about area plans doing really dramatic changes in height and use industrial areas that are low rise deep south of market are different from three hundred to 4 hundred high-rises for housing and expensive units and so the planning department basically goes through design issues and there's toucher issues with long term safety one of the things i was thinking about was a joint meetibetween planning commission but doing a dramatic change to high-rise on sandy soil can't rely on the people right there and no long term planning people from the department here the engineers were front and center talking to the board of supervisors people should have a landfill map with them all the time i know that south of market you're doing central soma it still bay fill sand, and, secondly, when you do a sdroend buildings 3 and 4 hundred feet tall land values change and people say

as mentioned theres published in august of this year we have decided to move beyond justice soma and looking at 4r6b9d cultural heritage district for the whole city this is a a better approach based on the context statement and zone some outreach as well as the historic preservation commission done outreach and in our next upcoming fiscal year budget we will apply or ask for whatever sources for the staff and implement facilitation of the shareholders group but before we a hear about the folks and their overall goals we have not moved on anything else to date. >> at this point is the cultural heritage district is it stalled. >> i mean this is one way to put it we've been actively seeking paternities but not moved on scheduling updates i mentioned a great deal of of coordination with other city agencies and you know other example like the most recent filipino cultural district the supervisor i guess support a resolution that had a timetable we're actively pursuing to meet the timetable that was the reason because the stakeholders were identified once we have the group identified we ca

if i were a parent and said i let my kid bike in soma you would say i'm irresponsible. what type of world do we live in where we say that. [inaudible] our kids can bike and that wouldn't be a irresponsible thing because that is the vision we have for for the streets. thank you for your attention and look forward for to good work and thank the mayor for his support. >> thank you for being here and really appreciate the largest bike coalition membership work ing with us on the issue. any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is not a one hearing issue. we are actually fortunate we will have vision zero subcommittee i believe next week on thursday and i work wg chair norman yee plan to continue the conversation next week. we will advertise the hearing again and provide as best we can more precise time for people to come because we recognize people are taking time off from work and using their lench breaks to be here and not realizing there are multiple agenda items so we will reach out and work with the bike coalit

if i were a parent and said i let my kid bike in soma you would say i'm irresponsible. what type of world do we live in where we say that. [inaudible] our kids can bike and that wouldn't be a irresponsible thing because that is the vision we have for for the streets. thank you for your attention and look forward for to good work and thank the mayor for his support. >> thank you for being here and really appreciate the largest bike coalition membership work ing with us on the issue. any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is not a one hearing issue. we are actually fortunate we will have vision zero subcommittee i believe next week on thursday and i work wg chair norman yee plan to continue the conversation next week. we will advertise the hearing again and provide as best we can more precise time for people to come because we recognize people are taking time off from work and using their lench breaks to be here and not realizing there are multiple agenda items so we will reach out and work with the bike coalit

night life this is room and consider zoning district to allow night life for example, the central soma plan, which is still in the draft form is the policies 3.6.01 a recognition of importance of having a complete neighborhood it is one of the ways to engage creation for the developers in the central soma this cultural night life into account should be incorporated into all new area plans in this not in conclusion this is negative one of the venue saving one of in after the next from gentrification and keeps us in the space or we'll be gone and let's turn the page to offer new opportunity for san francisco great, thank you for your presentation. >> any other remarks or thoughts. >> no, i would like to thank you, mr. cain and bring up tim frye from the planning department to talk about the status of lgbt. >> good afternoon tim frye from the planning department just to step back i want to give a working definition of a cultural district court month folks associated with the particular geography a cultural heritage district is how we've been developing them with communities or stakeholder

if i were a parent and said i let my kid bike in soma you would say i'm irresponsible. what type of world do we live in where we say that. [inaudible] our kids can bike and that wouldn't be a irresponsible thing because that is the vision we have for for the streets. thank you for your attention and look forward for to good work and thank the mayor for his support. >> thank you for being here and really appreciate the largest bike coalition membership work ing with us on the issue. any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is not a one hearing issue. we are actually fortunate we will have vision zero subcommittee i believe next week on thursday and i work wg chair norman yee plan to continue the conversation next week. we will advertise the hearing again and provide as best we can more precise time for people to come because we recognize people are taking time off from work and using their lench breaks to be here and not realizing there are multiple agenda items so we will reach out and work with the bike coalit

but soma is a big part of this and also a discussion of heritage district that was created years ago but the plan for it was created the planning department never sort of played it out and implemented the things in the plan so supervisor wiener i think if he didn't introduce it to the full board but at committee level at the full board today and this is the text of it urging the starjt after a lgbtq night life and cultural working group and this is important for you he made clear in this resolution this working group the board urges the mayor's office of economic workforce development and the entertainment commission to con seen and work with the cultural working group to promote and expands the programs in support of lgbtq night life and currently heritage we were tasked loan along with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to create this working group and bring a strategy to the board within 6 months which is a short time frame but didn't mean we are implementing the strategy only implementing the point of strategy so anyhow this is important i wanted to let you know

and mergers of lots and how we are controlling or not controlling part of interesting thing about soma the exit in lot size and the now town terrace no diversity in lot size it is easier to plan there than here and obviously some of the large lots are ripe for new development and density but how are we protecting or encouraging that aggregation of lots how we are doing that that is part of if you want to talk about it now or certainly here about it as the plan developments one of the interesting things about soma in this area the diversity in lot size and it adds to the kind of making the pedestrian realm more pedestrian scale i know you're doing a lot in the plan so try to fix and then the final point of pdr certainly areas in south of market where we historically have historical i mean historically had affordable rates in pdr space and arts space and will that replacement pdr b be as affordable probably not unless ways to control that things like cast and other organizations prapz as part of public benefits created to be able to keep that those rates you know where they are are got t

that mass at 160 feet high, we really feel fits well into the local urban context in soma. you look at the netscape of buildings currently exist within the neighborhood, the 160 feet height is within that no one and in terms of building length and building with, this also number buildings in the neighborhood that have more if not equal building length and dimensions. when you look at the future landscape of the neighborhood, you can see significant mass even being put into this neighborhood five. 655 fulsome st., 684 fulsome a major renovation, is a much bigger building profile and 95 hawthorne, which is directly across the street is proposed to be 320 feet tall. so when you take the futility of his neighbor this is really a modest addition to the existing building.. if we start with that as the premise and amassing, but we really wanted to do was approach the project to unify the building. we did not want this to feel like two small buildings attached to each other or round ovation floated onto. we want to stitch together a building that at holistic perspective anesthetic.

this is 6th street lodging house identified in the soma survey and reidentified in the central soma surveynd significant for masonry brick hotel. that designation is listed under article 10 but you consider desinginating that or adding to the work program under article 11 as well. it is located in a c 3 zoning district. so, the fun part. we have a list of properties that we put together, individual properties that we are asking you to consider adding today. to start with, this commission suggested that we add the i magnum building timothy fluger designed building on union square to the work program. also, amending the designation for [inaudible] bank to include the interior character defining features [inaudible] the next one is the san francisco gal vunizeing, the one story industrial building. the order of the [inaudible] more commonly known as the high temple designed by master architect herald stoner, a lovely art deco building. the glady [inaudible] building. a terra cotta building that dominates that corner. the [inaudible] theater designed by timothy fluger. the visual landmark of b

that mass at 160 feet high, we really feel fits well into the local urban context in soma. you look at the netscape of buildings currently exist within the neighborhood, the 160 feet height is within that no one and in terms of building length and building with, this also number buildings in the neighborhood that have more if not equal building length and dimensions. when you look at the future landscape of the neighborhood, you can see significant mass even being put into this neighborhood five. 655 fulsome st., 684 fulsome a major renovation, is a much bigger building profile and 95 hawthorne, which is directly across the street is proposed to be 320 feet tall. so when you take the futility of his neighbor this is really a modest addition to the existing building.. if we start with that as the premise and amassing, but we really wanted to do was approach the project to unify the building. we did not want this to feel like two small buildings attached to each other or round ovation floated onto. we want to stitch together a building that at holistic perspective anesthetic.

if i were a parent and said i let my kid bike in soma you would say i'm irresponsible. what type of world do we live in where we say that. [inaudible] our kids can bike and that wouldn't be a irresponsible thing because that is the vision we have for for the streets. thank you for your attention and look forward for to good work and thank the mayor for his support. >> thank you for being here and really appreciate the largest bike coalition membership work ing with us on the issue. any other members that would like to speak on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is not a one hearing issue. we are actually fortunate we will have vision zero subcommittee i believe next week on thursday and i work wg chair norman yee plan to continue the conversation next week. we will advertise the hearing again and provide as best we can more precise time for people to come because we recognize people are taking time off from work and using their lench breaks to be here and not realizing there are multiple agenda items so we will reach out and work with the bike coalit

to san francisco. >> thank you and welcome to the south of market not sure your familiar with the somailipinos to honor the legacy and the history of the filipino communities thriving in that neighborhoods so my question for i appreciate you've reached out to tyerba bu gardens association. >> we've reached out yerba buena and very little residential adjacent but the one that is there sent us a letter of recommendations, of course, they can't hear anything but they're happy we're there it is something to do i think we share a space with macy's and a couple of companies we've been around to talk with everybody and across the street for the macy's centers and that area there is a low income housing mainly for the filipino communities i want to encourage you to reach out it them as well as and in addition open to having school programs. >> a number of nights that are cheaper you know they're not so expensive to come out and play. >> thank you quick. >> all right. thank you very much i think we'll open up for public comment at this time. >> oh, one quick i didn't. >> so that building has be

in 2013, ochi decided to work at the hospital in soma. she'd learned about an increasing number of chronic cases in the disaster-affected prefecture and wanted to help. >> translator: i've become more conscious of people's social backgrounds. many different factors at play to develop diseases. sedentary lifestyles are one cause, but health problems due to social factors such as living in temporary housing can also lead an individual to develop diabetes. >> reporter: in fukushima, the total number of in-patients and out-patients has increased by 24,000 since the disaster struck. but the number remains nearly unchanged in iwate, which was hit by the tsunami but not the nuclear disaster. >> translator: due to fear of radiation, people's diets and exercise routines have changed a lot. i think these factors have caused more problems of people in fukushima than in other areas. >> reporter: these people have been living in temporary housing for more than five years. the couple lost their jobs due to the nuclear accident. they now live on compens

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to san francisco. >> thank you and welcome to the south of market not sure your familiar with the somailipinos to honor the legacy and the history of the filipino communities thriving in that neighborhoods so my question for i appreciate you've reached out to tyerba bu gardens association. >> we've reached out yerba buena and very little residential adjacent but the one that is there sent us a letter of recommendations, of course, they can't hear anything but they're happy we're there it is something to do i think we share a space with macy's and a couple of companies we've been around to talk with everybody and across the street for the macy's centers and that area there is a low income housing mainly for the filipino communities i want to encourage you to reach out it them as well as and in addition open to having school programs. >> a number of nights that are cheaper you know they're not so expensive to come out and play. >> thank you quick. >> all right. thank you very much i think we'll open up for public comment at this time. >> oh, one quick i didn't. >> so that building has be

but soma is a big part of this and also a discussion of heritage district that was created years agonning department never sort of played it out and implemented the things in the plan so supervisor wiener i think if he didn't introduce it to the full board but at committee level at the full board today and this is the text of it urging the starjt after a lgbtq night life and cultural working group and this is important for you he made clear in this resolution this working group the board urges the mayor's office of economic workforce development and the entertainment commission to con seen and work with the cultural working group to promote and expands the programs in support of lgbtq night life and currently heritage we were tasked loan along with the mayor's office of economic workforce development to create this working group and bring a strategy to the board within 6 months which is a short time frame but didn't mean we are implementing the strategy only implementing the point of strategy so anyhow this is important i wanted to let you know about it commissioner joseph attended w

what i was going with this is i thought that special was happening involves essential soma definitely parties able to hearing about it in and proposition m i thought we would have a hearing about that. where i was going to know about is not in the essential soma plan areas by why should not be part of the same discussion of or talk about 20% of becoming allocation? >> is only can the i guess because of the size of the project and because we have 500,000 ft.2. we went back big a concern about this particular allocation just in terms of that issue of the allocation. >> okay. i would like to hear from other commission should i could be supportive of a continuance on this but i will say that personally, i'm not hearing the direction that we be giving the project sponsor just yet in a little bit lost on it as well could only other commissioners have some better ideas will try to come up with some myself >> commissioner hillis six could i ask the architect of couple questions if you would come up to the microphone? i think we have some handout i believe from the representative of the homeow

. >> you can see from our time lapse in soma, yeah, another foggy start for your sunday. we'll talk about that, plus the return of some showers to the bay area coming up in the full forecast. more than four million vehicles, because of a potentially deadly defect. ==take vo== the problem stems from air b >>> general motors is recalling more than 4 million vehicles because of a potentially deadly defect. the problem stems from air bag software. in rare cases the car's sensing and diagnostic module can go into test mode preventing the front air bags from inflating during a crash. seat belts may not work either. the defects have been linked to one death and three injuries so far. most of the cars under recall were sold in the u.s. >> no signs of tension at the north korean border as chinese tourists enter the country. the tourists seem to enjoy the time touring the country and ran into no particular scrutiny. even after the chinese foreign ministry condemned the recent nock nuclear testing, the country lass urged them to stop the testing. >> nasa curiosity mars rover sent ba

this is 6th street lodging house identified in the soma survey and reidentified in the central soma surveynd significant for masonry brick hotel. that designation is listed under article 10 but you consider desinginating that or adding to the work program under article 11 as well. it is located in a c 3 zoning district. so, the fun part. we have a list of properties that we put together, individual properties that we are asking you to consider adding today. to start with, this commission suggested that we add the i magnum building timothy fluger designed building on union square to the work program. also, amending the designation for [inaudible] bank to include the interior character defining features [inaudible] the next one is the san francisco gal vunizeing, the one story industrial building. the order of the [inaudible] more commonly known as the high temple designed by master architect herald stoner, a lovely art deco building. the glady [inaudible] building. a terra cotta building that dominates that corner. the [inaudible] theater designed by timothy fluger. the visual landmark of b

property owners. 6th street lodging is a area that will likely have development pressure which central soma area plan passes and can preserve part of article 11 district rather than article 10 if you choose. this is all off the top of our heads. more anecdotal information than perceived threat. >> commissioner johnck >> i just want to say the only building we haven't had part of discussion is palace of fine arts and potential- >> that is already a landmark. >> i know it is already a landmark but thought we need to discuss it. >> there is discussion about bringing rec and park having present their proposal but it hasn't gone anywhere and selected [inaudible] it is sort of on hold. commissioner hasz. >> commissioner hyland. >> are any of these candidates for the cultural heritage business registry? >> [multiple speakers at same time] >> community thrift would likely be eligible. >> i don't know if there is something we could encourage the district supervisor to consider pushing those forward. >> some of the nonprofits- >> the cultural center. >> is that something you need official from us or

lgbt cultural district forward and how to take pro-active steps to support the lgbt night life in soma and others ways i look forward to this critically important issue we have as the chair mentions a few brief presentations and then terrific comments from the community here i first want to call up conveniently from the mayor's office of economic workforce development who was hired to fill the roll we create on the service and night life he has done a spectacular job and jocelyn kane from the entertainment commission and tim frye from the planning department that will talk about the status of cultural district. >> thank you very much. >> great thank you supervisor wiener and thank you members of the public benefiting from the office of economic workforce development as street tree mentioned i'm the business manager for the night life and san francisco is known as a world-class dedication and due to the lgbt night life offering that san francisco the night life spaces are vital and art and political spaces and they're also a key component on the night life economy as supervisor wiener w

, western soma. >> thank you so i guess my question ann marie and may predate you in the tenure in the planning department but it seems like the eastern neighborhoods is giving us a lot of coronation and makes it extremely hard to move the projects i see the for fathers and mothers that thousand it was a good idea as a tool to streamline the process; right? if you have a project that meets the guidelines we don't have to go through certain i even an eir; correct? >> that's the ceqa side effect but not an effect of the plan. >> okay. okay. so what do you think if you can look at your crystal ball if we getting into the weeds of the eastern neighborhoods plan how much work it will cost hear me out what would san francisco what would the san francisco process begin to look like. >> we have a good crystal ball for that when the eastern neighborhoods eir was underway we look at the effects without the plan so the ceqa at that time, said the goldman sachs impacts for displacement foreperson loss of pdr would be much worse and the communities were engaged if an effort and throughout the plan

. >> i'm going to cry, that is soma izing. >> this she's seen a true customer, a real woman in her clothing. >> it feels amazing. amazing. i can't lie. when i was in the dressing room, i'm like this is not going to fit, this is not going to fit. and i felt that feeling of dread that i get every single time that i go in a dressing room. and everything just kind of like slid on and fell on and i'm >> ashley, this is awesome. >> how do you feel? >> i feel good. i do. i love the jacket. >> you look so fun. >> this is exciting. >> and how do you feel about the fantastic message shirt that says love you. >> yes. i love it because i just think everyone should love themselves. >> exactly. >> just >> some people want to make beauty seem superficial, but it's how we express who we are. so it's really important that everybody has the chance to feel stylish. this is a group hug. >> love that. >> that is awesome. >> they looked beautiful, didn't they? all right. where is it available, hoda? >> ashley's boutique plus line is available exclusively at our favorite things are next. and something do with the

neighborhoods plan getting us that i'm supportive of the iteration and glad to take learning of central soma and obviously where it is warranted with the hub i think that is fair market value but i think overarching if i had people are constantly wanting to hear the comments if the commission if i had to summarize what i took uaw not the eastern neighborhoods cac letters didn't see it reads the rest of it that's my main takeaway one of the things we want to mention in a question commissioner vice president richards brought this up when we began talking about the hub so many changes in the eastern neighborhoods you know companies sponsoring their own transportation network maybe had a couple of shuttles not envision anything we're seeing today, airbnb and uber and shared housing and shared knew all those changes weren't envisioned at the time of the i'm sorry but that is only going to happen i'm looking at the eastern neighborhoods and wondering what will happen with the light rail will this be san francisco a place to live and go to fresno or the opposite so we think about self-driving cars