i am the chair sophie maxwell, and i am joined by eric mar and supervisor david chiu. there is also an overflow room set of. you will still be allowed to speak. to make sure you have an opportunity. madam clerk, you have some announcements to make? clerk somera: please turn off any cell phones. items will appear on the october 19 agenda unless otherwise stated. supervisor maxwell: i went to thank our clerk, alisa somera, and that would to start by saying that items 6 and 7 will be continued, so if there is anyone here for those, they will be continued. do we have a date certain on that, madam clerk? clerk: october 18. supervisor maxwell: and i believe there is one committee item to go out. for item number eight, it will go tomorrow. all right, madam clerk, item one, please. clerk somera: item number one is a zoning map the amendment for 17th street to conform with a lot line adjustment. >> good afternoon, supervisors. this is a simple correction for a rezoning that happened as part of the eastern neighborhood plan. . the error happened at that time picasso -- happened

this week at the land use hearing, supervisor sophie maxwell stated if the other cultural and educational institutions in our plans areas are required to pay fees, it's her opinion this project should be required to pay on the cultural and educational use. planning staff was at the hearing and we explained your rationale behind the commission, and the committee was not moved and they did modify that ordinance, so it would not be exempted from those impact fees. with that modification, the item will be continued until next week and likely to be heard then. also the ordinance that was relating in part to tdr controls in general and in part to a specific property at old st. mary's church, 680 california was heard. this ordinance had been split into two-pieces, one that was exactly the way you heard it and then that's been voted on by the board of supervisors, and then a second version which has modifications, and was trailing. this week was at the land use committee. among other changes, this would add a clause to use the money to cure violations, as well as provide a zoning administrator fo

the redevelopment agency, in conjunction with our current sitting supervisor sophie maxwell, have worked out a deal to expand that footprint and turn it into a kroger. that's going to be a major impact on on what goes on in our district because we will have a full service grocery store. fresh and easy is going to be a wonderful complement to that store because it will give us those fresh fruits and vegetables that we're looking for, but in addition, the community gardens are going on right now all overbay view hunter's point, are providing a lot of what we see in some of our schools right now, because even the food bank that's located in district 10 draws from those. so what i'm saying is that we have some of these resources available. all we need to do now is correct the way they're configured. and that's going to happen with the expansion of food co. >> ms. smith? >> thank you. diane wesley smith. we don't have enough. we don't have enough in visitation valley, sunnydale, little hollywood. we have a lot of communities in district 10. i'm all for -- we need to partner with large busines

the redevelopment agency, in conjunction with our current sitting supervisor sophie maxwell, have worked out a deal to expand that footprint and turn it into a kroger. that's going to be a major impact on on what goes on in our district because we will have a full service grocery store. fresh and easy is going to be a wonderful complement to that store because it will give us those fresh fruits and vegetables that we're looking for, but in addition, the community

my name is supervisor john avilos, the chair of the committee joined by supervisor sophie maxwell who will be sitting in as a member of the committee in replace of ross who is at the coastal committee. the clerk of the committee is mr. victor young. mr. young, do we have any announcements? >> yes. please turn off all cell phones and pagers. if you wish to speak during public comments fill out a card and turn it in to myself. if you have any 2k0789s please include a copy to the clerk for the file. the board of supervisors agenda on september 21, 2010 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you, mr. young. please if you could call number one. >> item number one, resolution approval the agreement between the city and county of san francisco and the nonprofit institute of aging, community living fund and linkage program services to adults with disabilities for a total not to exceed $13,941,544. >> very good. an and colleagues, i have and perhaps you have on your desk as well, an amendment, actually reset the total amount for the agreement to $16,144,186 and make that amendment here. >> if we ca

library down the street, also, representing some of the efforts of your supervisors i like to ask sophie maxwell to come up and say a few words. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> thank you all, first and foremost, i have to thank the valley community because -- they have been in the forefront of planning. we been planning for -- i been in office about 10 years, fran martin one of the community leaders has been there with us. we been planning for a long time our steets, the hibe prairie, the -- of course our green way, the valley greenway that is known all over the city and it continues down. that planning, that green way is going to influence what happens at slage hock. this community has been involved from the very beginning talking about what they wanted to see and how they wanted to see it. the merchants have been there ault way. we talked about what they needed to have things so that they could work well, what they immediated to make things work while we were cog the -- doing the streetscape. they were right there all the way encouraging people to come and continue to come. i can't say e