on the van ness brt, we are preparing to launch a 30% design effort, and also for the annual submittal to the transportation administration on draft starts. that is expected to begin circulating to the public as a draft eir/eis in the early fall. we are looking forward to making sure that the detailed designs start on time. the authority and got a joint award, together with the san francisco mta, for the greatest national impact from the department of the environment, for its work on the climate action strategy. we are very honored for the award. the bayview hunters point mobility study has continued to make progress and we are currently in the process of interviewing and working on basic needs issues with the community-based organizations, we have had detailed interviews with the bayview hunters point multi-purpose center, the southeast health center, and san francisco air transit. finally, i would like to take a moment to highlight the last two things in the report. first of all, it gives me great pleasure to introduce a new member of staff, filling the principal engineer position. s

$385 application fee and $139 annual renewal fee of 30-day neighborhood notification period upon submittal of a completed application. that is what this legislation is about. we believe that because it is significantly a reduced cost but creating a whole 'nother tier, that not only do i think this will be a very strong revenue generation generator, i think for the city, by allowing access to businesses where that access had been stymied, but then also activating a level of revenue and income and expenditure that hasn't been able to activate in hundreds of businesses at this level. so that is the high points. i'm more than happy to answer any questions. president o'brien: commissioner adams? vice president adams: i really like this legislation. i think it's about time that, i think, this type of legislation will actually help with the character of many, many neighborhoods. in reading this legislation, i noticed that there were some parts of south of market that were excluded. is there any concerns there? my concern is along the sixth street corridor, there are several small businesses there

actually this red line here that was part to have commission's pact as well as included with your submittal. so it actually goes beyond the subject block and also creates shadow into the next block beyond lyon street. lyon street would be right here. the net new shadow of the project versus the existing building would have similar impact. sort of the same impact. >> so as i was saying, the muni facility that's existing there is quite big, three blocks, according to muni's long-term plans is antiquated and a rebuild of this area is coming up. beyond the muni bus yard and within a quarter mile of the project are large multiunit residential buildings, a trader joe's, public storage building. fire station, jewish community center. ucsf campus and the kaiser building is on gary, a block away. to the east, the uses are predominantly residential but also retail and mount zion medical campus. the commission found this location desirable for the project as it is a transitional area. as mixed setting the project proposes uses that nicely fit in with the variety. the commission spoke about how the pro

order and it needs to be approved on second reading by the board of supervisors by july 26, for submittal to the department of alexians july 29. -- elections july 29. that is the end of my presentation. we have program managers from various projects we are proposing to implement -- i am hoping susan from the mayor's office of disability can answer any questions about curb ramps. supervisor chu: on the level of funding we have been the proposed budget this year, it looks like the combined source of federal, state, prop k sales tax moneys is equivalent to what it was in the current fiscal year. the big difference is, we use cops in the next year, they will not be available? >> that is correct. supervisor chu: so if this does not go through, what is the value of the cop roughly? $20 million? $30 million? >> 30. supervisor chu: ok, so without this bomb, $30 million less -- bond, $30 million less. let us go to the budget analyst report. >> madam chair, members of the committee, on the bottom of page five, as shown in attachment 2, on page 16, the estimated total debt service requirement -- bet

. -- for the submittal and approval of the systems. commissioner lee: any other questions? public comment? -- commissioner hechanova: other questions? public comment? >> seeing that, item nine -- >> do we need to approve? i move to approve administrative bulletins or support or whatever the language is, both 7 and 8. commissioner murphy: second. commissioner hechanova: the motion has been moved and seconded. commissioner walker: yes. commissioner lee: yes. commissioner mar: yes. commissioner murphy: yes. commissioner clinch: yes. >> the motion passes. item nine, directors report. 9a, update on dbi's finances. >> pamela levin. there is not any real remarkable difference between our projection from last month to this month. the revenues come in strongly. primarily, the revenues are in charge for services, but there are the licenses -- the apartment licenses and hotel licenses that come in with the property tax have come in a little stronger than we expected. and we are still showing savings in several areas of expenditures and ending up with a year-end balance similar to last

we have more expressive submittals we could comment in any way so i leave it up to you guys to do that. >> ok. >> commissioners, the motion on the floor is take d.r. and approve the project with staff continuing to work with project sponsor on the material for the railing. on that motion, commissioner borden? >> aye. >> commissioner fong? >> no. commissioner moore? commissioner miguel? >> no. >> and commissioner olague? >> aye. >> the mission passed 4-2 with. thank you, commissioner. you are now on item number 15, case number 2011.2065d for 3139 mission street. >> good afternoon, commissioners diego sanchez, department staff. i present a case to establish a medical cannabis dispensary doing business as herbal mission as 3139 mission street. while no physical expansion sprow posed for the structure, the addition of a retail coffee store in front of the existing structure is also included in the proposal. retail coffee store of approximately 360 square feet while wil have a distinct entry from the proposed 1700 square foot medical cannabis dispensary. commissioners, the m.c.d. will sell

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