the most famous of those at this point for all of you, would be the new permitting center as 49 south van ness. something we've been calling project chess over the last several years. as you can see by the photos, it's under construction i'm pleased to say with the final product shown on the right of the screen to be delivered in mid 2020. so we aggregate around permitting. that provides certain economy scale efficiencies in our portfolio and allows us to increase density in buildings and get out of leases. beyond that, we're looking at hub based planning for both fiscal uses at 1155 market, being the hub for that in the future. as we restack our various buildings and portfolio when the new building comes online, that's the permitting center and then a hub around family services at 1650 mission, from which the planning department will vacate and we will back phil that with uses complementary to the human services uses there and across the street. create twoing hubs, we'll have greater efficiencies, not only our own internal operations but how we serve the public as well. what lies ahead? so, r

department of environmental services is intended to move into the new city-owned building on south van ness. the cost rent under the new lease is about $64, almost $65 per square foot. this is determined to be market rate by the appraisal in review in conformance to the administrative code. the first year costs are $1.8 million. if the department stays in the fox plaza lease for the entire three years, it will be $5.6 million over the three-year term. our understanding there is a plan to terminate the lease with notice so that this division can move into the new building and we recommend approval. >> supervisor fewer: thank you very much. are there any members of the public who wish to speak on this item? seeing none, seeing no public comment, is there a motion on this item? >> i believe there is public comment on 1 and 2. >> supervisor fewer: yes, 1 and 2. public comment is now closed. >> i'd like to make a motion to forward this to the full board. >> that's for item 2. >> and then file the hearing. >> >> supervisor fewer: right, file the hearing. >> clerk: item 1 will be filed and 2 recom

those two sites being 1950 mission and 1515 south van ness avenue. both of the sites are scheduled to close within the next year, and if there is proposal to extend them, it should be brought back to the board of supervisors for approval. >> you're looking to exclude 1515 mission and 1515 south van ness, but not all existing sites, is that right? >> that's correct. >> >> supervisor cohen: perfect. if we could take that without objection? amendment passes without objection. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: did everyone have an opportunity to look at the language i proposed? if we could take that without objection? without objection, the amendment that i propose are also passing unanimously. thank you. ok. now just make a motion to send this item as amended to the full board with no recommendations. >> no recommendations. >> all right, we'll take that without objection. thank you. madame clerk. could you call item 9. >> item 9, hearing on community supportive and public municipal banking and requesting analysts to report. >> we have a few speakers, we h

otherwise we would have filled up 1515 south van ness with 110 people and we would still have people on the streets. there's no science behind it -- ak dhul there is. -- actually there is a science. based on the number of units we have turning over, we would have 300 pathway to housing beds. that would be the ideal number. that would be the right number because that matches up to everybody staying for 90 days and then you get housing. >> supervisor cohen: how are people selected to move into the navigation center? >> flu a variety of ways. they are invitation only. and there is a couple of different ways people will get in. if the hot team identifies an individual who is a priority one client, they get prioritized for a navigation center bed because we want to get them off the streets. some of the navigation center beds are set aside for the encampment resolution team like the one we worked on that polian street -- napoleon street. and some beds are available for the police or hot team to have beds based on an emergency. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. because of the time constraints

last august 23-year-old victim was shot to death their 26 in south van ness avenue in san francisco. police arrested three men for the shooting. the family of the victim claims that even as all this was happening, the officers who gun was you still did not know his gun was missing. >> they know that what happens when they don't take care of their weapons. is a crime, violent crime, and potentially death results. that's what happened here. and we want to make sure that it never happens again. >> the san francisco police department policy requires police officers to place firearms in, quote, locked metal containers, affixed to the vehicle or inside the locked trunk of the vehicle out of public view. the officer who's gonna was stolen is still on patrol while the department includes their investigation. the victims family said it could take years before this case goes to trial.>>> the city of concord is moving forward to provide police officers with body cameras and other technology. the city council has approved a contract worth up to $1.5 million . it calls for new body cameras, smart

one location on fifth and bryant streets would accommodate 80 homeless people, another one on south van ness would hold 1 w4 t people. >> places that didn't have homelessness a couple of years ago, all of a sudden they're fighting to get services because people are popping up on their doorsteps, on their streets, in their parks and they're looking for help. >> navigation centers help homeless people get off the streets and into housing. >>> a lot more to come here, the battle over offshore drillinlif. >>> by harley davidson says 100,000 of its motorcycles should be taken off the road. >>> as a boy, that's always what i dreamed of. >> excitement over national signing day, the future looks awfully bright for some bay area students. >>> and it's awfully bright outside, seventh day of record sorry. i can't make it. it's just my eczema again, but it's fine. yeah, it's fine. you ok? eczema. it's fine. hey! hi! aren't you hot? eczema again? it's fine. i saw something the other day. eczema exposed. your eczema could be something called atopic dermatitis, which can be caused by inflammation under you

last august 23-year-old abel esquivel was shot to death near 26 in south van ness avenue. in san francisco. police arrested three men for the shooting. the family claims that even as all that was happening the officer whose gun was used still did not know it was missing. >> they know that what happened when they don't take care of their weapons, is a crime, violent crime and potential death results. that's what happened here and we want to make sure that it never happens again. san francisco policy require officers to place firearms in a locked metal container affixed to the vehicle or inside the locked trunk of the vehicle out of public view. the officer whose gun was stolen is still on can -- patrol well the department investigates. >>> the city of concord is moving forward to provide police officers with body cameras and other technology. the city has approved the contract up to $1.5 million. it calls for new body cameras, smart phones and access to online database for police camera footage. currently concord police do not have body cameras or dashboard cameras. a speci

reporter: last august, 23- year-old abel esquivel was shot to death in the area of 26th street and south van ness >> he would always laugh and make jokes. >> reporter: police arrested three men including an illegal immigrant. police department policy says firearms are to be placed in a locked metal container affixed to the vehicle or inside the locked trunk of the vehicle out of public view. >> none of those things happened here. in fact the officer didn't even know his weapon had been stolen. >> reporter: the police department wouldn't comment on the claim but says the officer is still on patrol while police investigate the case internally. the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms reported that in 2012, more than 190,000 firearms were reported lost or stolen by law enforcement nationwide. >> i never imagined that my family would be going through something like this. >> reporter: the case still has a long way to go in the legal process. the attorney says it could be years before it's brought to trial. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. ♪[ music ] >>> all righty. heading into your thu

another site on division circle and south van ness who house more people. they would open in july. >>> an effort to keep the winter home in sunnyvale open all year long. about 2 dozen homeless people urged the board of supervisors to keep it open past the closing date of april 15th. >> i used to hang out on the streets all the time. but since the shelter has helped, it's helped me a lot. >> more safer for kids there. it's more better to keep it open so there's no people out there sleeping in the trees and bushes. >> it's good nurturing family environment, too. there's no gang activity, this and that. >> 125-bed shelter opened in november of 2016 in sunnyvale and is operated by the nonprofit home first. this photo from the san jose mercury news. the board took no action on yesterday's request. >>> 6:05 now. happening today, the fairfield police department is hosting an education forum on security cameras. it's for those families or business owners looking to buy or who already own them and would like to know more on how they increase protection. officers wou

south of market, lombard street, van ness avenue. >> the network that controls the traffic signals across the city actually went down. >> reporter: it calls for mta's field crews to reset traffic box s at every intersection. it was a massive task. meantime the power failures created uncertainty and even danger to drivers and pedestrians alike. brian and lexi are tourists from canada. >> people were just ripping, you had to be careful. >> not too bad, everyone's pretty friendly but a little bit of honking. >> drivers complained of missing appointments and being late for work because of the flashing red light. >> you just have to be careful to go across or you're going to get into an accident, either you hit them or they will hit you. >> reporter: for some, they are seen worse. >> i used to live in china and that was way worse. >> reporter: all intersections were back to normal at 1:34 p.m. >>> the former superintendent of the oakland unified school district has resigned from his current position in washington, d.c. after skirting the rules so his daughter could attend a sought after high s

van ness. it's a performance space. the conservatory intends to use it constantly. it will be really great for the city in terms of sidewalk, pedestrian activity and those driving by, on hayes, south of market or up or down van ness. it will be a new sign post that we don't have right now in this part of town. this is on hayes and you see the student commons on the right. another very public, very open space. and this is immediately followed by the lobby, which is, again, shared by everyone. there is no public door, back door, replacement housing, student housing. everyone comes in the front door. to the right, you will see the performance space. to the left off camera here, the cafe. this is the cafe, looking to the northwest. that would be the opera, across the street, davies hall. and it can be full of students for general public use moving through it. as i quickly move up the plans, on level three, this is the first of the two replacement floor plans. you see the area barely on the right. there are three units off of that that are part of the school's use, but the entire u, everything facing the street, are the replacement housing units. they're not units with a lot of light a

get conveniently van ness and geary boulevard one of the most reliable transit systems in the country van ness avenue is a major connecter between potrero hill and mission on the southide of san francisco correcting connecting us to the marina and state highway in the financial with the western edition neighborhood it is mostly residential a lot of the geography of van ness the rain that is wide it was uses is a firebreak in the 1906 san francisco earthquake a lot of building occasion that helped of hoped to stop the fire from jumping van ness had a light rail or sprash separating and along geary 0 when we came to the question of how to address the needs on haven because of its cost effectiveness we have found in the brt system with the new vehicles. >> the new mr. secretary is a change we will actually have transit in the middle ♪ the far legal unit and a broadly prom >> one of the reasons it is in the center a was it is an clouf right-of-way a set of pedestrians will cross from the sidewalk to the middle of the street a. >> to move the reliable along the corridor with this travel time had been signifying reduced we think the ripped will go from 16 thousand a day i

collision happened this morning on the corner of van ness avenue and chestnut street.the truck that does not appear to be a muni vehicle. (vicki)in the south woman is in custody tonight after authorities say she was running an illegal immigration consulting business. they say ivonne castillo did not have the the required clearance from the state or the 100- thousand dollar bond required to run the business. authorities say castillo received money for daca but allegedly never mailed forms to u-s citizenship and immigrations services. authorities say her victims have suffered significant financial losses and have missed out on immigration opportunities. (vicki)a massachusetts a (vicki)a massachusetts community is mourning the loss of a six-year-old girl who died this week from the flu. sera congi explains the first case of a child's death from influenza this season in massachusetts. six-year-old delilah lovelace could make everyone smile. that's one of the ways she is described in her obituary posted on a funeral home website.the first grader fell victim to the flu, and passed away monday.the first case of a child's death from influenza this