one, final details of the new addition including window and door profiles and transitions where the newaddition meets the existing building. two, final details for the restoration of the historic building including reconstruction of the brick cornice and treat of the brick facade. and three, treatment and protection of historic elements, brick restoration and unit replacement and new metal cladding, new windows and doors, new glazing and standing metal roof for the new addition and four, finished samples for the proposed brick unit replacement and matching historic brick units and new cornice, new guard rails and new roof and windows and doors. the department received one letter of support for the propose project however the letter also highlighted the concern for a new dwelling unit located within the commercial district and how issues of annoys -- noise and hours of operation may have impact on future residents. i have a copy of the letter for distribution. the project sponsor is here and prepared a short presentation to show the proposed work. this concludes my presentation. thank yo

this modification will incorporate the additional space into their existing lease with us. and the initial projected rent, over the remaining term of the lease was contemplated only to five years, which was incorrect, and it is 2021, 7 years, and as the budget analyst report, correctly points out, we need to use the 7 year formula and so the rent payable to the airport associated with this modification should be $870,000, excuse me, $870,000, not the $698,000 that is currently in the resolution. and so, one more amended resolution to get to this afternoon, should you approve the modification. >> thank you. >> colleagues, if no questions, mr. rose, could we go to your report. >> yes, mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 60 of our report, as she has indicated as shown in table three, which is on page 17 of our report, hawaiian airlines is projected to pay the airport a total of $870,250 for the 538 square feet of exclusive use space from july to 2014 through june, 30, 2021. and so, a recommendations on the bottom of page, 17 are two-fold and we recommend that you

delta there between the ten and 20 million that you seek to work with them to participate in the additional rfp and the intent of this body and the full board and all other contracts that we want this to go forward and the current folks that are awarded in the process you ran and also you give this opportunity and suppose that i would suggest that, and have that motion to go forward and we can work together with the purchaser office. >> so moved. >> we have a motion by supervisor avalos and we can take that without objection. >> we are going to take one item out of order. could you call item 13? >>ordinance modifying the requirements of administrative code, section 6.68(h), to authorize the director of public works to issue requests for proposals to pre-qualified construction managers/general contractors (cm/gc) and their teams of pre-qualified core trade subcontractors to design-build the mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and exterior building envelope scopes of work for the traffic company and forensic services division proje >> good morning, i am representing the department of public wor

you can get the program, you are all looking for, you know, granted it may be some additional foundation costs along that ten feet on both sides but it seems to me that you have a concrete foundation in some areas of the driveway and of the garage, and then, you kind of get the neighbor's objective and you get the first floor and you get the second floor with a bedroom and it is just shifted father to the street and i don't think that it is enough to be a big impact to the front of the building. >> one thing if i may to note and they do have a tight floor plan on that lower level, and right now the stairs to access the master bedroom are in the rear and in the new edition and, so if it were to be brought back in line with the existing rear building wall they would no longer be, able to access in that area >> you could put the stairs above the existing stairs down

elevation, you know, what they are showing is the 3-foot set back from the rear building wall and the additional two feet on top of that would meet the staff recommendation of not extending the five feet that we are currently on these plans, and that is, you know, they are showing the dimension of 6 feet where it says the existing and new and so right now they are cutting into the existing building, by 6 feet to square it off. and for the bathroom and, so, you know, it would essentially take that second story and shift it two feet more towards the front, and they would be maintaining a five feet set back at the rear and they would be going eight feet into the existing building envelope, and kind of reconfiguring that attic, and in there is the question about if it is a flat roof verses a cable roof and how that may impact the neighbors. >> yeah, and i think that is even more modest than what i was talking to because you are coming back to the side piece that the staff recommends and i was talking about coming back to the existing and i think that if we think that the five feet gets right in ther

and vertical additions and rear facade alterations and the scope of additional work was analyzed for one as the purpose of ceqa and the project was exempt from the environmental review, jumping to the plans included in your packet, the packet, there are three conditions, first of all as the conditions approved 2011 building permit application and the second condition, shows that as built condition of the project as it stands today, based on a resurvey of the property, and the third condition is the proposed plans that consolidate all work proposed under one permit application and which is the subject application, and that is the subject of this dr. >> with regard to the dwelling unit merger from the two to the one unit and the appraisal was submitted by the sponsor that demonstrates that both of the units exceed the thresholds for the dwelling units and the merger will be able to be approved, and administratively for the department's policy and therefore, it will be exempt from the discretionary review hearing for the unit merger. and at this

want to urge your support we've had a lot of good effort it's a great project especially with the addition of tiger fund i want to point out some things we've been looking at the short term and long-term projects their mind to coincide with the planned bay area and to concede to the county transportation plan we want to echo that as we move forward it is one of the common themes to make sure we align projects that will work with our partners in san francisco. >> thank you adam thank you for being here is there any public comment? seeing none i want to acknowledge the work of supervisor campos i know that our director tilly chang has joined the committee and aaron goodman insures with the other counties are producing their share of housing and transit development is critical to a bag has limited authority there's been good region ail efforts to insure with we keep that point out there that san francisco and oakland and santa fe can't do it alone i want to thank the staff from mta and any questions colleagues before we vote seeing none, circo you, please call the roll on item 7. >> on item 7

and i have been to the site to measure it and dbi has been out to measure and other appeals to the addition of the curb cut, and yes, the staff has worked extensively and he is now as you have other duties in the department, but he has been spent, a significant amount of time insuring that these plans, are in fact, accurate. >> so, based upon that, i am going to move to not take the dr and approve the project because this is a project that basically complies, and the additions are felt to be non-significant. >> commissioner moore? >> for me, it remains a policy issue, just using the discreption of about 1 million or something, to give out to the dividing line about having previously supported a project which restored two units which is now a project that comes back as a unit merger. and so the next study was never really clearly presented to us, as a number, and the number is being created in a heated economy where even middle class people would have to disagree with that number being kind of for the needle tips the scale. i personally a policy issues with it, for me, the mayor's discussion

williams i agree that it trumpets the additional oozed uses i'm leaning towards the projects i mean, i don't i prefer the parking be reduced at the garage left back that's why i land on it >> commissioner johnson. >> thank you very much. i also are to echo commissioner hillis's comments that's hard the directives is board additional unfortunately, when we look at project by project it is difficult to be one hundred percent consistent we have to look at project by project and what is best for the city and what's the intent that filters down to the project and in this case, i think that having the large unit and more of that in the consistent project dental. >> and sort of it laps together a modified rent control which i agree with commissioner hillis again, it's not going to be rent control but tic. so i guess i'll be supportive of the basic the project as designed although i think we had slooth the waiver on the parking for that lot b on the ground floor. one question i have this is left turn the situation why the walk ups i didn't see an elevator in lot a or b >> it really goes to t

i didn't pay attention to that. >> i believe it's 19 feet and the additional story would increase to 30 feet four 4 inches. 11 feet. >> that takes up less than 15 percent of the building? >> yes. the actual floor area is under 15 percent of the building. >> okay. i personally think the addition of the third floor is not outrageous, what would we have in place with this building when you have so many extra feet to work with. i think it respects the existing structure as it is. i support the project. on one condition that on the ground floor you create a double door for the people, patrons entering and exiting the building to keep the sound in and we have a six 6-month look back from neighbors. >vice-president cindy wu: commissioner antonini. >>commissioner michael j. antonini: i'm also very supportive of the project and perhaps project sponsor team can work with the committee and can get some history of the first latin bar. i would be supportive and move to approve. >> second. >> with conditions? >> yes, with staff conditions and you want to add. >> the conditions are that a double doo

thousand 9 baseline we've prepared for the 2013 baseline and the doctors financing we looked at the additional programming so we're lessor are the list of the big projects the first number $45 million that's the additional prop k premeditating that is for that project in the 2014 strategic plan vs. the 2009 strategic plan you saw a chunk of that so those numbers are in the italics to the left of the slide so we talk about financing a lot here's a list of feinstein's over 15 percent 178 percent of prop k over the thirty years of prop k is beaten up by finance costs this is a again example because it is business transit this is to the first few years of projects the curve ramps or trees we spread out the funding to the end of the prop k so fund can continue to exist for the programs related to the total prop k program wise thirty year debt one the policies those categories that advanced fund pays for the proposition of the debt that's advances so if the programs want to use the funds that category will pay the proportion ail costs what it takes to finance the cost moving the fund the last slide

and the additional two weeks will allow you and your office to not only make the required amendments but to obtain all the iron clad waivers from the developers not from the develops a lawsuit a challenge to the melrose and actually required to vote for the melrose that think a timetable that works did i get that right of >> you go got it exactly right thank you. >> with that, before we went into closed session for me what matters is we're making sure we have the funding for the critical transit projects so given this resolution first of all, i want to thank the mayor for really standing firm i want to reiterate what supervisor kim said there's a way to approach let's give up the money but the mayor stood firm and i want to thank the developers and their council for you know, i i think making their position known and understanding what the board and the mayors positions were and then coming up with what seems at first glance to be a solid resolution so give that having it is two week continuance locking it down makes sense. >> with that, colleagues unless further discussion if i can

and and one of the things that we really like is the addition of these sky balconies for the tenants in the building and again, one of the things that they are proposing in their revised designs is to have them on both sides of the building and the balcony can relate to the park on top of the transit center. >> they are going to hearing the ema, at the special meeting at noon tomorrow and then we will go back with the presentation on the revised concept designs, and then, we have a lot of work to do between now and march to finalize the dda and get the team to the scematic level and one of the requirement is to pay a non-refundable good faith deposit of $2 million and we anticipate the full amount of the purchase price in september of 2015. and then they will start the construction, and soon as they are ready but more likely than not, april of 2016. >> with respect to the purchase price, when we presented the budget we identified, 241 million in funding and assuming the price of 172 million holds for block five that will get us to (inaudible) in land sales for phase one or 26 million

and then that brings us to the additional new policies that we are suggesting. the first is encourage the study of energy use for projects throughout the city as a means of better understanding the environmental benefits of preservation rehabilitation and adaptive reuse. we believe a policy as this could encourage better data and analysis in support of our mutual and historic preservation in ability goals. this conversation about green building and preservation is a hot topic in our field which you are probably aware and many of the conversations boil down to numbers and statistics in order to support that preservation is in fact does have material and financial benefits for projects. so, if we had a policy that encouraged better data collection, i think that provides more scientific background for promoting preservation in this field. the next policy is to encourage the use of sustainable material systems and infrastructure for alterations to historic resources and within historic districts. so rather that focusing solely on the inherently sustainable practice o

and the neighbors are they expected to buckle up and power walk through the additional winds are should we be looking at communication like maybe the option d is something that is shorter and fits better into the environment and didn't make a difficult situation worse please carefully look at the wind impacts >> is there any additional public comment. >> ma'am, if you lived be so kind to speak into the microphone. >> and, of course, mr. harvey lange. >> san francisco housing authority 23 years. >> i am at the martin luther king apartments. >> let's start with a peculiarity are a of things. the penal codes i know we don't have much time. first and foremost there's a penal code article 7 that deals with the co-op to respond to the regulatory units they have at john stuart deny their jobs i launched a suit actually in 2011 and we're talking about the shadow i didn't work i was here and he was here of july 17th of 2014. we had asked a in question i believe were you there okay. we talked with ms. breeding and a couple of 0 people you look familiar. and we had asked you a question the questio

and like the three antennas that we see and even for sprit, those are modified to add the additional three antennas and below the median that we are seeing. >> and i am sorry, just to finish up, and just i have to say this, that i do think that the review of this site and to me i was not to impact much, by the community opposition because there are other tier seven sites and just because you don't see the people come out and it does not mean that is a good design and i can speak from the personal experience and so i am not sure that this one, really works. but thank you. >> thank you. >> commissioner antonini? >> yeah. and i acknowledge that you do see the stacks in it, but i think that given the situation, and and that was not there when the building was built and neither is, and it is either a heating or a cooling unit and i am not sure that it is on the side of the building that goes up to the roof and that was not tl. >> those are conventions and repressures and we had them added to the plan saying that they will be sklaoened, this is a neighborhood and let's try to respect the us

the additional troops will bring the number of u.s. deployed to iraq to more than 1,000. >> new details in a hit-and-run that killed a woman in pittsburgh. police released video of the incident. it is the silver chevy. to the driver.e to search are you can see the truck drive up on the sidewalk and then strike the woman. this happened along willow pass road. 50-year-old michelle braz died in the crash. she was walking her dog and pushing a shopping cart when she was hit. >> new at 11:00, a car crash in oakland sheared off a fire hydrant causing this guyser. it happened near the fox theater. this is cell phone video of what happened. no word on whether anyone was hurt in the accident, but a lot of water spilled on to the streets. >> watermain breaks continue to hamper the city. alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? >> you can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. like the water pipes that keep br

the additional troops will bring the number of u.s. troops deployed to iraq to more than 1,000. >> new details in a hit-and-run that killed a woman in pittsburgh. police released video of the incident. it is the silver chevy. police continue to search are to the driver. you can see the truck drive up on the sidewalk and then strike the woman. this happened along willow pass road. 50-year-old michelle brazdied in the crash. she was walking her dog and pushing a shopping cart when she was hit. >> new at 11:00, a car crash in oakland sheared off a fire hydrant causing this guyser. it happened near the fox theater. this is cell phone video of what happened. no word on whether anyone was hurt in the accident, but a lot of water spilled on to the streets. >> watermain breaks continue to hamper the city. alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? >> you can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. likehe water

the site. thank you. >> thank you, is there additional public comment? >> good afternoon, my name is louis, i live on the hill since 1976. i submitted a letter for the record. i hope that will be reflected in your consideration and i am in the real estate business. i have people that i have known as a specialist in that area. i have people call me literally on weekly basis, agents sks asking if there are any family homes for their clients on telegraph hill. i think it's only fair that people with families, seniors and handicap people with elevator access on telegraph hill, they are only one and two bedrooms and no reason why a family shouldn't be able to live there and drive into their garage and bringing groceries in without hiking five 5 blocks up the hill. >> thank you. >> commissioners, thank you for providing such a lengthy forum for us. i live a block away. my interest in this project is basically it's impact on the public realm. i inserted myself into these discussions because in the meetings that i attended, the conversations that i heard, i didn'

the additional troops will bring the number of u.s. troops deployed to iraq to more than 1,000. >> new details in a hit-and-run that killed a woman in pittsburgh. police released video of the incident. it is the silver chevy. police continue to search are to the driver. you can see the truck drive up on the sidewalk and then strike the woman. this happened along willow pass road. 50-year-old michelle braz died in the crash. she was walking her dog and pushing a shopping cart when she was hit. >> new at 11:00, a car crash in oakland sheared off a fire hydrant causing this guyser. it happened near the fox theater. this is cell phone video of what happened. no word on whether anyone was hurt in the accident, but a lot of water spilled on to the streets. >> watermain breaks continue to hamper the city. alan wang is live in downtown napa with more. alan? >> you can still see a lot of damage around napa including the rubble in front of the historical society building. but it is the damage you can't see that is hindering the city. like the wa