as the commodore of the south beach marina yacht club, i thank you for managing in south beach harbor as you referred, it is very important for residents of san francisco. it is their single most importance, if not only, recreational opportunity. in many ways, this represents the best and highest user ++thes a key role in accessibility and affordability for access to the waterfront. it is a key to the conversation we have been having with stakeholders and with sports staff. we generate about $100,000 of revenue for the port of san francisco and the city in taxes and rental fees we pay. we make it possible for the bay area association to give sailors a place to meet and get on the water, as well as turn in four events and other programs. our racing programs and other things get hundreds of people on the water every month. it is a way to enjoy and access the water and provide direct support to the harbor. there are a couple of things you have heard already. i do not need to drill into the affordability items to a great sense -- to a great extent. there is cost parity with the san franci

i have the votes at south t beach harbor. -- i have a boat and south beach harbor. i do hear there is some concern that this is a harbor in san francisco. it is owned by all the people of california. we should not even considered that as an issue. as far as residency. early on, when it was apparent that the port was going to inherent this, i talk to jim morale is, who was the counsel for the redevelopment agency in an attempt to get the current mailing list so that the tenants could be notified that things are happening. jim was going to do that and then it became part of the city and therefore have different rules for getting information. made a public records request, tried to talk to jim walter into speaking me a list. that did not work. it is so important that we have come up 500 + tenants. some people have fleets and so forth. the people do not know what is going on. it is going to fall back on the port. it is not going to fall back on any but -- anyone but the port. this does have to go to the board of supervisors eventually. i really cannot plead with you eno

we have met with representatives of the south beach yacht club.there have been a number of individual voters and a stakeholders. we will be planning another town hall meeting for the newsletter that will go out. over these last couple of months, we have saw balance in this financial problem that we have. there were a lot of questions about the methodology. there was an overall concern about the park been a beautiful place. we wanted to make sure it was maintained and would continue to be operated in a professional manner. as i mentioned, we had another stakeholder meeting in the next couple of weeks, and we hoped to come back with concrete suggestions regarding these fundamental issues. regarding the financial issues, it is important to realize the challenges. the construction of the harbor was about $24 billion of revenue bonds. there was approximately $13 million left on the balance. in accordance with the bond venture, the port has set up south beach harbor requiring met with the harbor revenue. the small craft harbour construction loan states

that is how i feel right now at south beach with my 30-foot slap been increased by 41%.f a residential rent increase was presented, there would be riots in the street. some earlier comment about low hanging fruit. that kind of hit the target. there is a lot of income about to be available to the city with the america's cup. there is a lot of people who would have big boats that could afford whatever rent increase because they want to be here in the center of the america's cup activity. that -- i am a season holder at the ballpark in the bleachers seat and i pay my $20 and now the world series is coming to town and their people willing to pay $200 for the seat and i'm getting squeezed out. for a long time, it seems a very unreasonable and it smells of creep. thank you for your time. [applause] >> i have a nonprofits. we operate out of south beach harbor. we're not a very big organization, but we do a lot of work. we clean up plastics and ocean trash. over the last few years, we've brought in over 2600 volunteer hours. i want to request that there is some consideration, a

. >> commissioners, i have been a partner in a sailboat at south beach harbor for seven years. under the proposed parking plan, my partner will get a free parking pass he will never use because he does not use the boat. i will have to pay $600 for a special parking permit unless my partners pass is transferable. i would like to say this about other partnerships. there are many partnerships and this marina. some consisting of three or four families. they take a weekend of the month to enjoy these waters. the well-being of these diminished partners is not protected by the port's parking proposal. unless the single permits can be transferred among the minor partners, to use the boat. south beach marina -- there are 670 holders. there is approximately 406 hundred minor partners. we're talking about a community of 10001100 people at that are not represented -- 1100 people that are not represented by the advocates of south beach harbor, which is an organization that represents 150 people. proper notice has not been given to the community at large. i am asking what everybody else is a

we have met with representatives of the south beach yacht club.there have been a number of individual voters and a stakeholders. we will be planning another town hall meeting for the newsletter that will go out. over these last couple of months, we have saw balance in this financial problem that we have. there were a lot of questions about the th

mcdonnell: south beach, rincon hill. any additions? >> there was a public submission about this was the reason for the line. >> there is no publicly- submitted neighborhood boundaries for yerba buena. there is not a boundary from planned neighborhoods. mr. pilpel: i think this is referring to treasure island and yerba buena island, not yerba buena center. >> they are recommending it as a neighborhood based on public testimony, as i recall. mr. mcdonnell: the proposal is to list yerba buena. >> maybe it was one of the colored maps. mr. mcdonnell: then we will not list it. any objection? mr. pilpel: i would separate them, but i don't care that strongly. mr. mcdonnell: any objection to adding central waterfront? >> i thought it was part of the dog patch. mr. mcdonnell: we will not add. moving -- we are not moving. >> did i hear this call likely from the consultants that there is no neighborhood called yerba buena? >> not a publicly submitted neighborhood. >> it seems to me it is common knowledge where it is. mr. mcdonnell: we agreed to er

. >> it's like we could have been in south beach. >> i wish we under south beach, but we're here -- we were in south beach, butter with here. >> we'll get a little bit of a break but not the way you might want. it's summer so mother nature does her thing. she's still doing her thing. we've got mugginess still lingering a bit outside. not quite as muggy as earlier today. you know, overall, still not too bad. we've got skies which are still a few clouds that are out there currently. here's a look at the numbers for today, 96 degrees at reagan national airport. we hit 94 at dulles. temperatures some 6 to 8 degrees above the seasonal average across our area. highs today elsewhere take a look. 100 in wichita. 101 in dallas. we are not alone. 104 in little rock. that warm air is really settling in. the difference is to areas of the west where we're seeing temperatures in the 70s and 80s to the mid-section of the country. this is where we've got a strong frontal estimate that's making a difference in temperatures there. here is a look at where we stand right now. 95 at d.c., 91 at gaithersbur

the animal was found under weight in south mission beach. plus, it was blind. but now it's on its way back to health because of sea world. christian dela rosa has the story. >> reporter: as is the case with many sea world rescues in san diego, this four month old seal was found in pretty bad shape. >> when she initially came in, she was small, dehydrated, had pneumonia. >> the sea mammal was rescued in june in the south mission beach area. >> she was so skinny and small. she couldn't find food. >> soon after being rescued, sea world veterinarians noticed the seal was blind. >> we offered her some fish, tried to see if she would eat. she would feel around, but couldn't catch fish floating around the pool. >> the cub seal had a severe case of cadaracks. >> it's a very unusual case. >> at the park's animal care center, the young seal nicknamed iris, was able to put on enough weight to go into surgery earlier this week. >> still has a little bit of swelling under her eyelids. >> so far, iris seems to be recovering well, but it's too soon to know how much eyesight s

sky, flight arrival delays into sfo clouds slow to break, a few breaks over the bay bridge from south beach what would be the east bay hills if we could see them. you can see the clouds have cleared out of the east bay valleys, mount diablo in the distance from vollmer peak. doppler has been die all day, even though we had -- been dry all day, even though we've had a lot of cloud cover, maybe a spot of drizzle along the coast. little swirls, one, two, three, four, the winds come off the shore and they spin that's kept the cloud cover thick area long the coast also starting to clear just a little i think you will see more sun than yesterday. 50s half moon bay, san francisco, san rafael, 60s until you get to antioch, livermore and los gatos in the 70s. gilroy 66 everybody socked in, inland and around the bay upper 50s to low 60s. slow sun, cooler than average temperatures low clouds, fogging mist again tonight cooler than average now gets cooler this weekend, what a difference from july when it was normal to a little warmer in some spots. livermore 86, san jose 78. oakland 68, napa 77, san fr

let's look at what is going on from our south beach camera towards san pablo bay includes breaking in a little of a wind blowing in that sea breeze is going to kick in tomorrow and start dropping our temperatures. as far as live doppler, as was the case this morning, no real organized areas of wet weather we may have drizzle tomorrow, maybe even mist hanging in the air if you are driving around the coast or some of the higher elevations, you may get a little wet weather. let's zoom on over to williams port, pennsylvania the radar there, little league world series game running a little behind in the -- the storms are over more back building to the west along i-80 that means it is going to be tough to get the game in today good for pitching. clearing taking place within bank of fog over san francisco towards the east bay. temperatures reflective of where the clouds have been thickest in santa rosa where we had fog burned off to sunshine 63, 60s until you get into fairfield, antioch, livermore, los gatos, 70s there. 50s where the clouds are, 73 gilroy. warming trend continue under sun ev

11:30 -- 11:20, a few fingers of fog from san francisco one more area to show you from south beach looking at at&t park will come alive at 7:15 first pitch 7:35, full forecast first live doppler clouds are so thin it is dry outside now. let's take a look what the going on down to the south, heading to the san joaquin valley, desert, excessive heat warnings now because of temperatures at night dropping into the 90s around 110 to 120° range during the afternoon that is definitely excessive. some of the clouds along the coast starting to see those erode, more pockets of sun. 57 half moon bay, 60s most of the bay shore, 70s and 80s for everybody else. 57 monterey, inland 81 in gilroy, microclimates developing already. spare the air, hot inland also this afternoon slightly warmer still mild tonight pattern shifts for cooler week next week. today 66 half moon bay, 70 san francisco, low to mid 80s most of the bay shore 90s south bay and north bay 100s take over east bay valleys near one muhammad -- near 100 morgan hill, 66 monterey more sun at the coast during the afternoon. they just started out

here's a look at golden gate bridge as we look south from south beach you can see haze hanging in the today not a spare the air day, tomorrow possibly they usually let us know within the next 45 minutes to an hour. here's a look at what is going on with live doppler 7 hd, really quiet out there, check this out, head down to the south, the san joaquin valley, deserts under excessive heat watch, unusual, hot down there 110 to 120 friday, saturday, sunday. if you are traveling that way, it is going to be worse than normal. 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay 80s fairfield and antioch. nearly 80 gilroy now, 78, 60s and 70s santa cruz, what the von -- watsonville and salinas. warmer today everywhere with almost total sunshine even out to the coast, mostly clear and mild tonight heat will taper next week we are just getting into the front end of this heatwave, we jump two degrees in oakland to 76 concord 95, four degree jump. fremont biggest jump 11° up to 83 today. mid to upper 80s most of the south bay to 90 in los gatos. millbrae 73. mid 60s along the coast today, 70 downtown and sou

sky, flight arrival delays into sfo clouds slow to break, a few breaks over the bay bridge from south beachhat would be the east bay hills if we could see them. you can see the clouds have cleared out of the east bay valleys, mount diablo in the distance from vollmer peak. doppler has been die all day, even though we had -- been dry all day, even though we've had a lot of cloud cover, maybe a spot of drizzle along the coast. le swirls, one, two, three, four, the winds come off the shore and they spin that's kept the cloud cover thick area long the coast also starting to clear just a little i think you will see more sun than yesterday. 50s half moon bay, san francisco, san rafael, 60s until you get to antioch, livermore and los gatos in the 70s. gilroy 66 everybody socked in, inland and around the bay upper 50s to low 60s. slow sun, cooler than average temperatures low clouds, fogging mist again tonight cooler than average now gets cooler this weekend, what a difference from july when it was normal to a little warmer in some spots. livermore 86, san jose 78. oakland 68, napa 77, san francisc

here's a look at golden gate bridge as we look south from south beach you can see haze hanging in their today not a spare the air day, tomorrow possibly they usually let us know within the next 45 minutes to an hour. here's a look at what is going on with live doppler 7 hd, really quiet out there, check this out, head down to the south, the san joaquin valley, deserts under excessive heat watch, unusual, hot down there 110 to 120 friday, saturday, sunday. if you are traveling that way, it is going to be worse than normal. 60s along the coast, 70s around the bay 80s fairfield and antioch. nearly 80 gilroy now, 78, 60s and 70s santa cruz, what the von -- watsonville and salinas. warmer today everywhere with almost total sunshine even out to the coast, mostly clear and mild tonight heat will taper next week we are just getting into the front end of this heatwave, we jump two degrees in oakland to 76 concord 95, four degree jump. fremont biggest jump 11° up to 83 today. mid to upper 80s most of the south bay to 90 in los gatos. millbrae 73. mid 60s along the coast today, 70 downtown and s

thunderstorms rolling up throw the central valley area, live doppler 7hd, from the sierra first from south beachowards mammoth lake, check out the lightning strikes. closer to the bay area, on i- 5 you can see some of these showers starting to break out. not all of this is reaching the ground, but holster, gill russian san -- gilroy, san jose, maybe in cumulus clouds in your neighborhood. tomorrow morning's commute, low clouds across much of the bay area. won't hang 'around too long. lots of clearing by tomorrow afternoon. once again, hot inland and then we'll start to get a surge of cooler winds as they return, coast and bay. lows tonight, 60s inland. 50s around san francisco and half moon bay, a little coastal drizzle. and highs for your monday, as you begin to head out, well, tomorrow morning, fog, coast and bay, temperatures, 48 to 62 degrees. at 4:00 tomorrow afternoon, get ready for more heat inland as temperatures climb back up into the 90s. highs for monday. 60s for half moon bay. san francisco tomorrow, 66 degrees. north bay, 8 2. petaluma, 85, napa. oakland tomorrow, 74. 82 for fremont

let's look at what is going on from our south beach camera towards san pablo bay includes breaking in little of a wind blowing in that sea breeze is going to kick in tomorrow and start dropping our temperatures. as far as live doppler, as was the case this morning, no real organized areas of wet weather , maybe even mist hanging in the air if you are driving around the coast or some of the higher elevations, you may get a little wet weather. let's zoom on over to williams port, pennsylvania the radar there, little league world series game running a little behind in the -- the storms are over more back building to the west along i-80 that means it is going to be tough to get the game in today good for pitching. clearing taking place within bank of fog over san francisco towards the east bay. temperatures reflective of where the clouds have been thickest in santa rosa where we had fog burned off to sunshine 63, 60s until you get into fairfield, antioch, livermore, los gatos, 70s there. 50s where the clouds are, 73 gilroy. warming trend continue under sun every coast will get pockets of

11:30 -- 11:20, a few fingers of fog from san francisco one more area to show you from south beach lookingt at&t park will come alive at 7:15 first pitch 7:35, full forecast first live doppler clouds are so thin it is dry outside now. let's take a look what the going on down to the south, heading to the san joaquin valley, desert, excessive heat warnings now because of temperatures at night dropping into the 90s around 110 to 120° range during the afternoon that is definitely excessive. some of the clouds along the coast starting to see those erode, more pockets of sun. 57 half moon bay, 60s most of the bay shore, 70s and 80s for everybody else. 57 monterey, inland 81 in gilroy, microclimates developing already. spare the air, hot inland also this afternoon slightly warmer still mild tonight pattern shifts for cooler week next week. today 66 half moon bay, 70 san francisco, low to mid 80s most of the bay shore 90s south bay and north bay 100s take over east bay valleys near one muhammad -- near 100 morgan hill, 66 monterey more sun at the coast during the afternoon. they just started outsi

here's a look from south beach, you can see the smoke up and out and to the southeast we had a northwesterly wind there was at least two plumes of smoke coming up as we were looking from west to east. now as we jump to later in the evening when the inversion started to develop the cold air starting to cap the atmosphere it only got up to 800 feet probably when a lot of people were starting to smell it and feel the affects of that smoke as it could trapped under that inversion. winds had in richmond now blowing out of the southwest, southwest to northeast at 12 miles per hour. any residual smoke is going south west to northeast up into the san pablo bay. temperatures at 7:00, just like they are now in the 50s, a few clouds around the bay most clouds at the coast not anticipating flight arrival delays into sfo like when yesterday. 12:00, 61 half moon bay, 86 antioch. 4:00 80s to near 90 inland, 70s around the bay. by 7:00, 59 half moon bay, 60s and 70s around the bay, 70s and 80s inland. today we warm two to four degrees that pattern continues tomorrow upper 90s warmest areas inland well over

week because with such an incredible need from our police officers in our district, ranging from south beach to the tender line to the intermission. -- to the tenderloin to the inner mission. i want to see our officers on the street, walking the beat, and i want our small business owners to know who they are. i think that alone creates an atmosphere of safety that is really important. i'm really excited about the substation coming up to 63. i think we need to continue to provide social services in our district. it has to be a partnership with sfpd. >> what about community courts? supervisor kim: i visited the court it was modeled after, which is the red hook court in brooklyn. the judge will visit the apartments or the locations talked about in the case and he has evolved this relationship of trust with the neighborhood that think is really positive. i think we are not there yet, here in san francisco. i am not sure if that is a time issue or the tenderloin is a different type of neighborhood then -- than red hook. i think we need alternatives to our criminal justice system. i do not think o

in south beach, there are cranes everywhere. we will need these licenses. how will we get them? >> i can repeat what i just said, but in part, that is something that we need to have pushed from the local. right now, there is a bill applying to napa. i'm sorry, marin county. it is the same sort of problem. part of the argument is -- just like i it was a kid coming in, people come in from all over the area to eat in san francisco restaurants. they come from all over the world. again, this governor is going to support everyone locally. i lot of that will have to come from you to accomplish what is right for the city. how do we do that? >> [unintelligible] >> i blame these guys for conditions. this time, i will blame fee on the mall and senator leno. -- fiona ma and senator leno. their limited by statute, but that is very difficult to have much room to maneuver. >> you said to organize local bars. i have been trying to do that for a few years now. we have our sixth annual event coming up in september. we have been trying to get toger a long time. i am not a politician in do not care

to manage the south beach harbor. supervisor chu: supervisor kim? supervisor kim: i noticed a few of the departments that are not listed on the slide have requested positions related to redevelopment duties. could you address that? i know the city attorney wanted to absorber one attorney and a legislative policy analyst. i think economic development wanted to absorbable position or two. i was hoping that you could address this as well. are these new positions, or are these of the 58 fte's that were eliminated previously? >> a few different things happening. the city attorney's office, there are -- the city attorney is able to absorb much of the work that was previously done by attorneys at the redevelopment agency but is reorganizing and needs to get several positions to accommodate the full workload related to property management, the complicated land use and housing related deals. those are two additional positions they are requesting in their budget. supervisor kim: will they be observing the attorneys that were already at redevelopment or are th

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a south beach city making sure the roads for bikers are safer these days. starting today a new anti-harassment law for cyclists goes into effect in sunnyvale. this ordinance gives extra legal protection to rider os the ron ped nbc bay area's bob redell is in sunnyvale with the latest. >> reporter: this new bike anti-harassment ordinance that goes into account here today in sunnyvale makes it a civil offense for a driver to menace a bicycli bicyclist. harass can range from assault to trying to run a bicyclist off the road to making a threat. much of that is clearly already in the criminal sense, by also making it a civil offense this ordinance makes it easier for a cyclist to take a driver to court. in civil court, it's much easier to prove wrongdoing since the burden of proof is lower than in criminal court. this new ordinance gives the judge the discretion to trip it will amount of damages awarded to the cyclist. >> i don't think it's been a big issue. i've never been harassed myself by any drivers. i don't see it as a big problem. >> it's probably notes m