i work with soma filipinas. i'd like to say that the soma c.a.c. is a really important body, and i support everyone who's put their names forward. the body is a crucial place for soma projects and people to find their space for expression. i work closely with many of the applicants, including chris, allen, john elberling, raquel, kim -- let me make sure i don't leave anyone out -- caroline and misha, and even those that i don't know personally, i appreciate they're willing to serve in this capacity. i hope that the future of the soma c.a.c. can help address displacement pressures as well as enable the many facets of the filipino and working class communities in the soma, to continue to fluorish, so i hope that all of these applicants will find support from you. thank you. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, and thank you to all of the applicants, and for the folks who are serving on the stabilization fund now, thank you. what i am going to do is we have -- so there's s

i work with soma filipinas. i'd like to say that the soma c.a.c. is a really important body, and i support everyone who's put their names forward. the body is a crucial place for soma projects and people to find their space for expression. i work closely with many of the applicants, including chris, allen, john elberling, raquel, kim -- let me make sure i don't leave anyone out -- caroline and misha, and even those that i don't know personally, i appreciate they're willing to serve in this capacity. i hope that the future of the soma c.a.c. can help address displacement pressures as well as enable the many facets of the filipino and working class communities in the soma, to continue to fluorish, so i hope that all of these applicants will find support from you. thank you. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, and thank you to all of the applicants, and for the folks who are serving on the stabilization fund now, thank you. what i am going to do is we have -- so there's s

i work with soma filipinas. i'd like to say that the soma c.a.c.s a really important body, and i support everyone who's put their names forward. the body is a crucial place for soma projects and people to find their space for expression. i work closely with many of the applicants, including chris, allen, john elberling, raquel, kim -- let me make sure i don't leave anyone out -- caroline and misha, and even those that i don't know personally, i appreciate they're willing to serve in this capacity. i hope that the future of the soma c.a.c. can help address displacement pressures as well as enable the many facets of the filipino and working class communities in the soma, to continue to fluorish, so i hope that all of these applicants will find support from you. thank you. [inaudible] >> chair ronen: seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor haney? >> supervisor haney: thank you, and thank you to all of the applicants, and for the folks who are serving on the stabilization fund now, thank you. what i am going to do is we have -- so there's sev

that included to include soma. that c.a.c. is looking to help us with the mission, shore place, potrero, and central waterfront. i'll try to get through these ones real quickly. so through f.y. 20, which is the end of this fiscal year, in june, we anticipate we will have collected about $286 million, most of that coming -- the larger amount coming from eastern neighborhoods, which is the larger plan areas, and some of the most intensive developments, including transit center. in the next two years, we anticipate collecting $242 million. i should point out a big chunk of that is actually going to come from twcentral soma, sinc the key sites, we anticipate generating a lot of revenue, and part of our work with the new c.a.c. and ipic is figuring out which of those projects are identified, but how do you spend them on a year to year basis? we anticipate collecting roughly $418 million. i'm going to just give you some super high level highlights of each of the six plan areas. balboa park, this is a plan area in which there is a lo

commonly referred to as one vassar in the central soma. it will create 1.5 million square feet mixed use development located to the fourth street central corridor, transbay terminal and the center. the proposed project includes 42000 square feet of production distribution and repair 489 residential units, hotel with 468 guest rooms, approximately 493,000 square feet of office consisting of approximately 430,000 new square feet at 402nd. 63,000 square feet of existing legal office at 645 harrison street. the project will provide an approximately 14,000 square foot on site child care facility exclusive of 4200 square foot outdoor open participate. indoor and outdoor public open spaces provided approximately 30,551 square feet of neighborhood serving retail spaces including hotel restaurants and bars. they propose a variety of improvements. mid block pedestrian alley and the hawthorne street plaza and extension of perry to second street. projecting art screen to screen pedestrian views of interstate 80 from the project site. off-street parkin

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally

david wu with soma filipinas. soma filipinas is excited to support the appointment of one of our community leaders, theresa imperial, to the planning commission. as a filipina immigrant who works directly in the community to support low-income individuals and families, she will bring experience of working on the ground to the planning commission. theresa's experience gives her the understanding of the challenges around housing rights, displacement, and the impact that inequitable has on working class families in san francisco. as someone who has done the advocacy work and is working with people on the ground day-to-day, theresa bringing a much needed perspective to the planning commission in the process that is largely lacking that would help advance the goals of social and economic justice for san francisco's historic communities. we need commissioners that know the real impacts that land use decisions have on every day people in san francisco. again, thank you so much for considering theresa, and we really look

both the folks that live in central soma and nearby soma and also of course the workers. and many of whom would really love to have affordable child care close to their workplace. that's an example of the further elaboration and public benefits that we really want to see work out, pin down, required with the developer before this project is approved next month prospectively. the developer has been talking with us. i'm optimistic we'll be able to come together on this, but it's important you know what is on our list. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, evening. commissioners, cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. about a year and a half ago we reconfigured our score card because we were trying to best understand and exemplify, okay, when projects do more than the minimum and we have a very high minimum here, how do we evaluate that? and when the standards in san francisco are so high, we want to commend people for reaching the high bar, but also want to trying to figure out a way to give extra bonus points for tho

potential soma plan has passed, and we are going to see more jobs coming. the question is is there going to be enough housing to absorb that. and i want to say i'm speaking on behalf of not just action but the haight ashbury neighbors for density. i guess they would support something like this as well as, i'm just pulling out my list. sorry. i had all these slide issues last night too so i know this is fun for everybody. housing is good. i'm sorry. northern neighbors, haight ashbury neighbors for density, progress noe valley. thank you so much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. welcome new commissioner imperial. peter with mission economic development agency. and i just want to pick up on a few of these points and actually kind of try to narrow our discussion of what the request is that came in from the coalition, because i want to point us to what those key asks and concerns are. they are not potentially about some of these other issues, which is number one and director stepped away, but i want to point out we want to th

that included to include soma. that c.a.c. is looking to help us with the mission, shore place, potrero, and central waterfront. i'll try to get through these ones real quickly. so through f.y. 20, which is the end of this fiscal year, in june, we anticipate we will have collected about $286 million, most of that coming -- the larger amount coming from eastern neighborhoods, which is the larger plan areas, and some of the most intensive developments, including transit center. in the next two years, we anticipate collecting $242 million. i should point out a big chunk of that is actually going to come from twcentral soma, sinc the key sites, we anticipate generating a lot of revenue, and part of our work with the new c.a.c. and ipic is figuring out which of those projects are identified, but how do you spend them on a year to year basis? we anticipate collecting roughly $418 million. i'm going to just give you some super high level highlights of each of the six plan areas. balboa park, this is a plan area in which there is a lo

to soma. to dart the 3rd brush starts feb 10th on d w. waves 10 meters high no land in sight for women alone on the open sea. in micah. defeat. plantin done by taking on the biggest challenge of their lives crossing the atlantic ocean in a rowboat in a telescope i'd like to challenge. my courage a cardiologist by trade has hardly any rowing experience. i think it's also a little bit about getting to know myself from a different perspective by doing something crazy. for the who she was. like the other women she lives in hamburg mike his best friend catalina came up with the idea. behind gannon with i'm tired and i like having adventures and trying different sporty things 30 to 6070 days on the atlantic with no support boat everything on board and doing it all ourselves so it's kind of a life project yeah so i was going to act. mother and daughter jewish defeat and to complete the team they too were looking for something different in life. and now they're 16 years a major school lunches that's not enough of a life is and i'm doing something

of the soma. dart and the 3rd reich starts feb 10th on t.w. . the 5th. why people in this part of the world can't get the surgery that you get in new york in london in the 1st. dr sun do mission is to help the blind seen no matter how poor they are the nepali i doctor has developed a method for treating cataracts inexpensively and effectively to date he has restored eyesight to over 100000 patients. doctors who eat and his team make the rounds of nepal's of rural areas they operate on local people who've developed cataracts. our mission ministry will deliver high quality sustainable eye care. specially for goes on to list. and. that's a really big sense of mission. working for. more than 3 tickets. out team i have a feeling team has got the solution. to come back to affordable i miss frick deeply. and he backs up that claim with thousands of cases dr who each run several hospitals in kathmandu and other nepali cities where patients of little means can get treatment the kicker is that only a few years after opening these hospitals are already paying for t

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally

we are down to did original in soma. this is the mission beach, south beach mission bay. we are the last remaining restaurant on second street. guess who signed a 10 year lease? this idiot. i said it on monday. they said they would never invest a dime in the city. the small business commission needs to dig deep. i agree with everything said. beware of anecdotal stuff. look at the hard data, wages. 62% higher than when i founded the business with my own money what i pay the employees today. i pay health care and i am not subject to hco. i downsized. i do it because i am a nice guy and my employees deserve it. look at the rental cast, small business costs. the health department tells us one thing two years ago. this year they told me something that cost me $5,000 or they threatened to shut down. other health inspectors approved it prior. i am here because i am the gm of cloud kitchens. i don't speak on behalf of that company. we let success of 23 small businesses. they are permanent and licensed they are loved brands you know. we let the success of the operators speak. we d

of the soma. looted art in the 3rd rush starts feb 10th on d w. more than 12000000 hectares of land have been ravaged since the outbreak of the astray bushfires in october 29th. that's an area almost $100.00 times the size of australia. 1000000000.

of the soma. to george the 3rd drug stores for if you were returned on t.w. . this is data blue news live from berlin the battle to contain the corona virus both already is in china say the death toll has now passed the 800 mark meaning the virus has claimed more lives than the sars outbreak 2 decades ago to get the latest from an expert also coming up. police in thailand shoot dead a soldier who killed at least 26 people in a gun rampage that ended in a crowded shopping mall. and in his latest stucco one of dortmund's new signings is on target against leverkusen we find out who came out on top in 7 gold thriller. oh. i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program or thirty's in china say the death toll from the corona virus has now passed the 800 mark that means the disease has now killed more people than the deadly sars outbreak nearly 2 decades ago almost all the reported deaths and most of the new infections are in the chinese province of hugh by where the corona virus was 1st discovered globally there are now some 37500 confirmed cases of the virus china says

. >> soma de 100 millones de estadounidenses de todas partes del paÍs y de distintas razas, edades, clases sistema. >> un estudio realizado por la fundaciÓn encuestó a mÁs de 12.000 personas que nunca se han registrado para votar y si lo han hecho, sÓlo han votado una vez en los Últimos 10 aÑos. entre las razones por las cuales prefieren abstenerse la mayorÍa dice que no simpatiza o no conoce a los candidatos. no siente que su voto importa o harÉ una diferencia, no tiene conocimiento de los temas importantes y no confÍa en el sistema electoral. en tiempos en los que la informaciÓn es mÁs accesible que nunca el 48% de los no votantes habitualesdicen sentirse desinformados y 56% asegura no confiar en la informaciÓn que reportan los medios. >> es cierto. viviÓ en una era en donde todo el mundo den informaciÓn, pero la mayor parte de lo que se llama informaciÓn, lo que se dice que esa informaciÓn es entretenimiento. >> pero a pesar de las razones que ha mantenido este sector tarde la poblaciÓn aislada, la mayorÍa asegura que las elecciones de este aÑo son las mÁs importantes de su vida. un 78%

of the soma. to dart and the 3rd reich starts feb 10th on d w. play . this is due to the news line from the early in the battle to contain the corona virus authorities in china say the death toll has now passed the ite 100 mark mean the virus has claimed more lives than the sols outbreak 2 decades ago look at the latest from an expert also coming up. police in thailand shoot dead a soldier who killed at least 26 people in a.

of the soma. to dart in the 3rd reich starts february 10th on t.w. . the internal combustion engine has driven economic and social development for more than a century just think of cars but at some point people began to realize that they aren't all that good for our health or the environment climate change and the diesel emissions scandal have seen the automotive industry hit a rough patch so is it good bye gas guzzlers comic as reinvent themselves and play a part in the future of mobility or is this the end of the road despite all the bad press there are signs that the combustion engine won't sputter out for good at least not anytime soon as our reporter found out there are all sorts of new fuels like synthetic ones that can significantly reduce an engine's carbon footprint. invented 140 years ago it's politics countless cars around the world and provided the driving force for entire industries all reliable old friend the internal combustion engine and all of a sudden it's history in china housing visually rolled out of plants to gasoline cars france

valley been yesterday they had temperatures in the 60s at this time with that north wind, sand and soma 42, kenwood around 42 as well. temperatures cool with offshore direction and still on the marin county hills and east bay hills the wind is a north to northeast direction many temperatures warm up again, 60s and a few 70s, gilroy will be up there. it looks good into friday and cooler on the weekend. no rain but cooler. >>> not one but two molotov cocktails homes in the south bay and coming up a search for a cyclist seen on camera moments before that attack. >>> a couple survived for more than a week lost and stranded in marin county before being rescued and the other palo alto neighbors are getting ready to welcome those two back home coming up. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans.

gilbert street in soma is jeff adachi way.e died last year. >> on behalf of my family, my daughter lauren, the adachi and sada families, i would like to say thank you to all those who supported us and made this special tribute possible. >> county supervisors chose gilbert street because he used to walk this street to get not hall of justice. >>> a new mini moon. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. to give his money to charity, giving pledge when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believe

you have soma neighborhoods growing, and this is their bad yard, where they recreate. and you have more commuters coming in then ever before. and uber and lyft came on line while we were in the middle of our planning for this project, particularly along the waterfront. there is a huge impact that uber and lyft have on congestion along the embarcadero. but going back to its iconic nature and the wonderful places that we know along the waterfront, we do want to be careful on how we frame congestion. there is bad congestion and possibly good congestion. so whether there is a farmers' market or a marathon or a cruise ship call, it is a very complicated corridor, and we need to understand it in a lot of detail. and sometimes congestion is just a sign of a wonderful place to be. so we really have to try to keep that in mind as we try to tackle mobility and access improving this corridor for safety. but we also know that we have congestion, and we have safety issues that look like this every day. it really doesn't take more than one bike ride, one walk along the embarcadero t

of the soma. to dart and the 3rd brush starts feb 10th on d. w. . no this is not a theme from ali would movie. you'll soon find out with these vikings are up to. hello and welcome to another fun edition of your own max i'm your host megan lee here's a look at what.

to soma. to dart and the 3rd brush starts february 10th on g.w. . speaking in the very room where the hearings to impeach him began donald trump this week declared the state of the american union stronger than ever a speech traditionally used by american presidents to appeal for bipartisan unity on ambitious political aims became nothing short of an election rally in cry as the president took credit for what he called the great american comeback.

of the soma. looted art and the 3rd rush starts for viewer returns on t.w. . this is deja vu news live from berlin germany says 2 people evacuated from china have tested positive for the corona virus are being treated the 2 are among the group of passengers who have been quarantined since a german military plane brought them to frankfurt on saturday we'll speak with someone who was on that flight. also coming up amanda shot dead by police in london after he stabbed 2 people at busy street police say they are treating it as an isolated terrorist incident. and fillion a low costs are descending on to.

we're starting with soma. first time ever on "gma" deals and this is their in bliss bra.d it's so super soft. feel this back here. >> really is. >> it is very soft. >> very comfortable. >> this is a good one. normally $54. today it is slashed by 53%. it is $25, and soma is throwing in -- >> free shipping. [ cheers and applause ] >> this -- >> this is very popular. >> this is one of lara's favorites, this is bra:30. so this is no underwire, no clasps, no nothing. but the material is -- pima cotton and spandex designed to give you support without having to wear anything underneath. some people wear this. just as a tank, some wear it as an undershirt. you can wear it however you want to do it. five different styles, huge assortment of colors. the hipster is lara's favorite. that's lara's favorite. $35 is the starting price. today they're slashed in half and start at $17.50. >> that's a bargain. >> really soft. >> yummie. so yummie is all about shapewear that hugs but doesn't squeeze. and so that's key because often times it's like you can't breathe. you look good, but you ca

democrats have criticized barr and the department of justice for overruling federal prosecutors for somaentenced to 7 to 9 years in prison for lying to congress but the justice department said it would reduce the sentence. a century old effort to enshrine gender equality in the u.s. constitution is on the verge of success the house of representatives is considering whether to extend the deadline that would allow the equal rights amendment to be added to the constitution now if it's successful it would prohibit the government from denying equal rights to a person on the basis of their gender i did castro reports. it's been 100 years since american women got the vote almost 50 since they gained access to abortions but as for getting equal rights protection under the u.s. constitution the clock is still ticking why has it taken this long. you know it's a great question i find it very confused heidi schreck is a pulitzer nominated playwright i thought i had just been left out of this document from the beginning her work what the constitution means to me tells the history of domestic violence

to soma. to dart and the 3rd brush starts february 10th on g.w. . speaking in the very room where the hearings to impeach him began donald trump this week declared the state of the american union stronger than ever a speech traditionally used by american presidents to appeal for bipartisan unity on ambitious political aims became nothing short of an election rallying cry as the president took credit for what he called the great american comeback many of his listeners will have found themselves pondering the democrats' chances of making a comeback after this week's chaotic primary election in iowa our topic today u.s. election year is trump unstoppable. the mother. welcome to to the point and it's a pleasure to introduce our guests rick no act from the washington post berlin bureau he says trump state of the union address was filled with a sense of vindication both on domestic and foreign issues but it might be too early for that. with us is also ralph mind he is speaker of republicans overseas germany and his opinion donald trump is a president who

he is driving for more parks in soma. she is working with to transfer an unused popos in somas to a fee funding lighting and other improvements. his drive for a new vision at civic center has helped us catalyze the renovations from the helen diller foundation. the playgrounds and making sure the by right kiosk was built. that was difficult. he is a big advocate for maintenance to ensure there is equal access. to close countless applications and other applications that the flexibility they have shown to work with us to deliver so many products. >> let me adhere that you talk about the three tough ones we had to take on about a decade ago. the soccer fields, the conversion of the eight ash bury into the community garden and the lake. none of those three difficult things would have happened without john and his staff. as we go forward to celebrate 150th birthday. we jumped on at 149 and three-quarters a lot of work to make the celebration possible. i hope, john, that as i think about your tenure, i want to talk about two thi

there is not geographic equity in the city right now, and if i were a resident of the tenderloin or soma, i would be very frustrated about that. as the district 8 supervisor, i see the problem from a different perspective, which is we do have unhoused on our streets, and so far, it has been cost prohibitive and nearly impossible to find spaces in the castro that would be feasible in getting people off the streets. i'm glad we were able to find the hummingbird site. my concern about this particular legislation, and i appreciate the amendments that have been brought forward, is that it centers navigation centers as the solution to homelessness, and as i think about homelessness and how it impacts housed and unhoused people in san francisco, if you're an unhoused person in san francisco, the solution is a home. it is a way to get into an s.r.o., permanent supportive housing, coop, something that permanently gets you off of the street and into a best space. if you are a housed person, frustrated about the encampments that are outside your home, you want the fastest, cheapest way to get a saf

. >> i am desi, chair of economic development for soma filipinos. so that -- [ inaudible ] know that soma filipino exists, and it's also our economic platform, so we can start to build filipino businesses so we can start to build the cultural district. >> i studied the bok chase choy her achbl heritage, and i discovered this awesome bok choy. working at i-market is amazing. you've got all these amazing people coming out here to share one culture. >> when i heard that there was a market with, like, a lot of filipino food, it was like oh, wow, that's the closest thing i've got to home, so, like, i'm going to try everything. >> fried rice, and wings, and three different cliefz sliders. i haven't tried the adobe yet, but just smelling it yet brings back home and a ton of memories. >> the binca is made out of different ingredients, including cheese. but here, we put a twist on it. why not have nutella, rocky road, we have blue berry. we're not just limiting it to just the classic with salted egg and cheese. >> we try to cook food that you don't normally

are you familiar with the details of central soma? my question to you, there are two other major projects. one is the flower mart and another one, i do not exactly have the project name, all are planning market halls as a major part of their ground floor. and while we all love market halls from all the world travels we do, market halls don't seem to have a great history of success, particularly newer projects in san francisco. one is the adaptive reuse of twitter. and that has been kind of turning itself into an eat place with some retail. i'm wondering are you in communication with the other developers who are trying to build market halls as a signature in their projects? and are you in dialogue and trying to parse out how you seem market hall? >> we're familiar with central soma, but should defer the question about the economic vitality of the use to sharon of one vassar, since it is not a design question as much as a planned use question. >> i am actually not quite familiar with the operation plan for the other market halls. i can

most notably, soma west formed. thank you, commissioner zouzounis, with your hope on that. castro upper market c.b.d., upper polk, fisherman's wharf, downtown, the east cut, lower polk, north of market, tenderloin, and yerba buena all were providing services in 17-18. i'd also like to note there were two business improvement districts which are sector based. one is the tourist improvement district, which is an additional assessment on hotel rooms booked in san francisco and that goes to fund programming via sf travel. there's also another hotel based travel, the moscone expansion district which went to fund improvements and expansion at the moscone center. so with our current c.b.d. portfolio, each c.b.d. has a director who is accountable to their governing board. and i provided you in the slide show what their fiscal year 19-20 -- so the current fiscal year, what their assessment role submission was to the city and county of san francisco. as you can see, our c.b.d.s bids have budgets that vary from the low six figures to the $6 million figure mark, and those -- that varia

mixed use are soma going in to parts of mission, dogpatch. our pdr districts are generally bayview up through central waterfront and do parts of the mission. >> they are generally prohibited in the neighborhood commercial districts. they are smaller scale in the neighborhood. or union street or clement. thousands in the neighborhoods, the uses permitted on the ground floor are to be neighborhoods serving. catering uses are generally not permitted in those district. in 2018 the board of supervisors passed legislation to allow existing restaurants to have second or third-party food companies or other restaurants use their restaurant kitchens as a separate commissary in a limited way. they could not do deliveries out of that. if one of you had a restaurant and i wanted to use your kitchen on the weekend goes to keep my meals. i could do that but i couldn't do direct delivery there as well. if someone want goes to create a catering use in the city, it is the same as any other building permit process. sometimes there are additional requirements li

the city and opened up my first studio and meanwhile, chris and his partner opened up a district in soma and he's been a local business owner for the past 13 years. we're currently raising our family and pleasante. as we began raising our family, we became interested in plant nutrition. it became apparent that my students needed more than just yoga so i began training and became a certified holistic health coach. chris and i enjoyed working as a team so we decided to merge his culinary background. we hosted three-week cleanse workshops to teach clients to teach healthy meals, nutritional seminars and yoga and meditation practise. but most importantly to teach them about connectivity. together with built a community of individuals who understood knenutrition is more than you consume. it's your environment, your loved ones, your state of mind, your physical activity, your food choices and even how you choose to medicate. all of these elements merge to create whole-body wellness. if we could find a way to support our clients towards making healthier life choices, then they would have higher

this shows some active projects in mission bay and ocii's base i bay front and soma hotel and uber's headquarters which are now finishing construction in various stages. so here is our table of forces and uses for mission bay for fiscal year '20-'21 through source type. the largest portion of funds goes towards infrastructure and payment towards an outstanding bond principle. there are also funds for professional services including consultant fees and projected legal and consulting fees to support ocii staff in executing an increase in entitlement of affordable housing units. lastly, there are funds shown for the mission bay art programme which follows the impact fee structure. the slide provides a sense of what the funds will be spent on in fiscal year '20-'21 and the infrastructure spending program is comprised of new parks and maintenance of existing parks and. construction oconstruction of an public streets. the developer in mission bay will be working on bay front work, p22 across the street from the chase center, which should be finished before the end of this calendar year. as