francisco an unwarranted america throughout the united states decimating believe it or not one million sros unit between the mid 19 san jose and 90s to diminish and convert those low income units many into condo and some hotels and to was no exemption in between 1970 and 2000 almost 9 thousand unit were demolished and within 1980 and 2000 i'm sorry 24/71970 and 19802000 were diminished and substantially another 64 hundred and 70 were you converted the country in san francisco didn't the to replace the unit and throughout but united states saw increase in the homeless population as displaced were about pushed below the remarks. >> supervisor peskin i want to be added as a co-sponsor many sros remain a source of affordable housing and your 34ur will protect this housing stock and protect low income residents from leaving did. >> supervisor sheehy thank you. >> welcome it's good to see you. >> thank you supervisor peskin for such a detailed and succinct history of an ordinance been around since 1946 state and local or shortly before the ordinance in 1981 a moratorium the city passed to protect thos

thousand over one thousand dollars for a small room we couldn't find any place it was hard looking for sro unite have no way of squeezing in our in laws tina sro like matchbox size no room to live no room to sleep however, this is the situation we're facing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay we have been - i have a lot of friends looking for sros they couldn't get any no room available we're not renting to families with children and then owners are converting some of the sros into tourist rooms making fewer and fewer opportunities for us to look for even sro housing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay because of the divorce housing even making us the families and people in sros worry about being evicted becoming homeless, even affordable housing out of our reach we have seen 6 hundred 70 size room is about $2,000,000 that's not affordable for the lower-income people it is out a lot of luck - >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now that - supervisor peskin had come up with that amendment we hope sloan we can pass it and keep our affordable housing thank you.

thousand over one thousand dollars for a small room we couldn't find any place it was hard looking for sro unite have no way of squeezing in our in laws tina sro like matchbox size no room to live no room to sleep however, this is the situation we're facing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay we have been - i have a lot of friends looking for sros they couldn't get any no room available we're not renting to families with children and then owners are converting some of the sros into tourist rooms making fewer and fewer opportunities for us to look for even sro housing. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> okay because of the divorce housing even making us the families and people in sros worry about being evicted becoming homeless, even affordable housing out of our reach we have seen 6 hundred 70 size room is about $2,000,000 that's not affordable for the lower-income people it is out a lot of luck - >> (speaking foreign language.) >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now that - supervisor peskin had come up with that amendment we hope sloan we can pass it and keep our affordable housing thank you.

francisco an unwarranted america throughout the united states decimating believe it or not one million sros unit between the mid 19 san jose and 90s to diminish and convert those low income units many into condo and some hotels and to was no exemption in between 1970 and 2000 almost 9 thousand unit were demolished and within 1980 and 2000 i'm sorry 24/71970 and 19802000 were diminished and substantially another 64 hundred and 70 were you converted the country in san francisco didn't the to replace the unit and throughout but united states saw increase in the homeless population as displaced were about pushed below the remarks. >> supervisor peskin i want to be added as a co-sponsor many sros remain a source of affordable housing and your 34ur will protect this housing stock and protect low income residents from leaving did. >> supervisor sheehy thank you. >> welcome it's good to see you. >> thank you supervisor peskin for such a detailed and succinct history of an ordinance been around since 1946 state and local or shortly before the ordinance in 1981 a moratorium the city passed to protect thos

francisco an unwarranted america throughout the united states decimating believe it or not one million sros unitetween the mid 19 san jose and 90s to diminish and convert those low income units many into condo and some hotels and to was no exemption in between 1970 and 2000 almost 9 thousand unit were demolished and within 1980 and 2000 i'm sorry 24/71970 and 19802000 were diminished and substantially another 64 hundred and 70 were you converted the country in san francisco didn't the to replace the unit and throughout but united states saw increase in the homeless population as displaced were about pushed below the remarks. >> supervisor peskin i want to be added as a co-sponsor many sros remain a source of affordable housing and your 34ur will protect this housing stock and protect low income residents from leaving did. >> supervisor sheehy thank you. >> welcome it's good to see you. >> thank you supervisor peskin for such a detailed and succinct history of an ordinance been around since 1946 state and local or shortly before the ordinance in 1981 a moratorium the city passed to protect those

francisco an unwarranted america throughout the united states decimating believe it or not one million sros unitetween the mid 19 san jose and 90s to diminish and convert those low income units many into condo and some hotels and to was no exemption in between 1970 and 2000 almost 9 thousand unit were demolished and within 1980 and 2000 i'm sorry 24/71970 and 19802000 were diminished and substantially another 64 hundred and 70 were you converted the country in san francisco didn't the to replace the unit and throughout but united states saw increase in the homeless population as displaced were about pushed below the remarks. >> supervisor peskin i want to be added as a co-sponsor many sros remain a source of affordable housing and your 34ur will protect this housing stock and protect low income residents from leaving did. >> supervisor sheehy thank you. >> welcome it's good to see you. >> thank you supervisor peskin for such a detailed and succinct history of an ordinance been around since 1946 state and local or shortly before the ordinance in 1981 a moratorium the city passed to protect those

mixed use building that fronts on fulsome and haurwthorne and two hundred and thirty dwelling units with sross and 91 two bedrooms and 8 three bedrooms twmz it includes speak up on the first through 9 floors as well as 9 and class 1 bike parking spaces bicycles and 1 class 2 bike parking spaces will be proposed as part of project required streetscape plan no vehicular parking proposed for this development there the provision for a large project authorization the project is seeking modifications to the planning requirements to a rear yard exposure sfgh loading and other requirements as a correction to the report that was published last week the project is not seeking a modification to the open space requirement the project is located in the eastern fabricate by light industrial and commercial uses the immediate neighborhood along fulsome one or two story property and 13 story office building a 9 story residential context is the smaller industrial properties mixed with heights from one to 8 stories the adjacent properties to the west and south linked to the downtown office district but are impr

. >> we believe that this will return hundreds, if not thousands of vacant units that have been awaiting conversion to the sro housing market. >> about 5% of san francisco's residents live in sro hotels. >>> california's farmers are transforming trade at the port of oakland. port officials say farm exports are 53% of total exports from the port. that's an increase of 233% over the past five years. the port's business development manager says the growing middle class in asia is eager for high quality u.s. farm products. oakland is the last stop on the west coast for ships returning to asia. >>> firefighting enters the jet age. >> indeed, it is a new t >>> it is time for this year's oscar nominations. you can see the nominations tomorrow morning live on abc zen. >> it starts at approximately 5:18 so join us -- well, not us, us, as in you and me, eric, but join abc 7 mornings because we'll have those live. >> it is also your place to see the oscars. the ceremonies begin at 5:30 p.m. sunday, february 26th. and now here's ama daetz with a preview of what's coming up at 6:00. >> thank you, eric and kristen. at 6:00

yesterday we'll have to a go through a conditional use to allow us to change the dwelling units into residential rooms for srond again that is a mover for the city to have residential because we have a lack of we'll need time to do this and with planning and everything that goes to planning you're looking at 6 months assignment and we'll assess what the planning commission and so forth and like to set this aside the abatement for 6 to 9 months to have enough time to grow planning and get it done we're working on it. >> commissioner walker. >> yes. thank you sir, i have a couple of requests when did the current owners purchase the building. >> two years ago. >> and they did all the converting themselves. >> i had that i don't think so if they did it or the rcs i wasn't involved i have a feeling this was the way to go and wait a minute we have an issue that came up. >> with this permit that is applied for the plans do they inclusive the upgrades necessary to accommodate thirty rooms with the sprinkles and open space all of that is included. >> correct. >> in the current plan. >> yes. >> okay. he think that's it

yesterday we'll have to a go through a conditional use to allow us to change the dwelling units into residential rooms for srond again that is a mover for the city to have residential because we have a lack of we'll need time to do this and with planning and everything that goes to planning you're looking at 6 months assignment and we'll assess what the planning commission and so forth and like to set this aside the abatement for 6 to 9 months to have enough time to grow planning and get it done we're working on it. >> commissioner walker. >> yes. thank you sir, i have a couple of requests when did the current owners purchase the building. >> two years ago. >> and they did all the converting themselves. >> i had that i don't think so if they did it or the rcs i wasn't involved i have a feeling this was the way to go and wait a minute we have an issue that came up. >> with this permit that is applied for the plans do they inclusive the upgrades necessary to accommodate thirty rooms with the sprinkles and open space all of that is included. >> correct. >> in the current plan. >> yes. >> okay. he think that's it

the practice of renting out single resident or sro rooms by the week requiring instead a 32 day minimum stay in most cases. there are about 19,000sro unitsn the city. >>> it took nine months to find but san francisco has a new police chief. we were there as the former los angeles deputy chief bill scott was sworn in during a ceremony at city hall. >> chief of police for the city and county of san francisco. >> chief of police for the city and county of san francisco. >> congratulations. >> [applause]. >> reporter: william scott thanked the mayor for picking him as san francisco's new police chief. >> i think you made a wise decision. >> reporter: and thanked his wife for putting up with his long hours and for waking him up when he fell asleep at church. >> nudged me with dignity. . >> reporter: about a half dozen people started yelling about police brutality. >> my pledge to you is to work together. >> reporter: scott handled it with grace and he told us that his first order of business is to rally the rank and file. >> it start was building relationships and it's really that elementary. people have to believe in a as i leader and they d

practice of renting out single resident occupancy or sro rooms by the week requiring instead a 32-day minimum stay in most cases. there are about 19,000sro units>>> well, but in this morning from hollywood, you heard it. the nominations for the 89th annual academy awards are out. >> i'm honored to announce this year's nominees for best picture. >> arrival. fences. >> "la la land" leads the academy award nominations. 14 nominations, including one for best picture. now, as you just heard the other best picture nominees are arrival, fences, hacksaw ridge, hell or high water, hidden figures, lion, manchester by the sea and moonlight. all of the categories were announced including best actor. the nominations in that category are denzel washington for fences. casey affleck for manchester by the sea. ryan gosling in "la la land." the academy awards will be held on february 26th. >>> all right. time to check in with mike and gasia. >> thank you, dave. we continue to follow the developing news in the south bay. what we're learning about the investigation of a person who was hit by an uber driver overnight. >>> plus an important meeting for president do

sro alcoholic on overcrowding in sros and they have completed a report and want to work with them to take that to the next step learning about resident in larger unitsnd proper incentives for opening up that housing stock and then this find solutions for considerations and characters we mentioned as well this idea of missing middle and where we can take that that concludes my presentation. we're all here for questions. >> thank you very much opening up for public comment one additional speakers line up on the tv side of room tom dulling visual. >> tom with livable city. >> thank you for a great set of questions we look at this questions of how you can make san francisco family-friendly one of the thoughts we have to look at walkable community so the portland called that the 10 minute neighborhood when we do neighborhood planning how to make neighborhood walkable with people are children that's a great question i live in the mission on a quiet street from busy streets and some have car owners with kids and these neighborhoods are walkable you can get to the park and the playground and transit and to schools and shopping and get to the things you need

that would before ma illegal units here at the pretty much for the 21st century urban user group folks that live in the tenderloin in south of market in the mission and sros we need to create housing that serves those folks thank you. >> thank you very much please last speaker come on up. >> good afternoon. i'm raul hernandez i'm here representing the divorcing uniteed collaborative thank you, supervisor kim and others for in legislation and we are facing an unprecedented housing crisis in the city that is not nudes we have more than 3 thousand plus homeless children in san francisco unified school district the sros are a last resource now it is there becoming a hot commodity because the gentrification of profits the city is facing we are here to provide our only conditional support and thank the department of building inspection for the support of our sros thank you. >> ladies and gentlemen, public comment is closed. at this time supervisor peskin thank you supervisor sheehy and for all the moving testimony and testifiers thank you one and all i have one tina technical minor amendment on page 6 at line 21st and would like to make a motion that we strike