>> at the plans and programs committee, and the issue came up about representation. when i say representation, i am talking about the citizens advisory committee. whenever we appoint people to represent -- and earlier today you heard about the projects in the southeast area. we need the representatives from the citizens advisory committee to be present. it is very important. it is also very important that when the citizens advisory committee, or some representative, has to give a report, that they be present, no excuses. i say this because transportation plays an important role. as you can see, and there is a tendency, when this commission meets, -- you are supervisors, but you call yourselves commissioners in this meeting -- but there is a tendency to pass millions and millions of dollars, hopefully, for the benefit of this great city and county of san francisco par, bue need to deliver it. we need line item accounting. that is the way that we can have transparency. this needs to be transported to our representatives. do not appoint representatives for the sake of appointing representatives. representatives have to represent. they h

commissioner campos: is there anyone here from the citizens advisory committee? why don't we come back to item three. why don't we stick to item four. >> -- skip to item fo4. >> good morning, committee members. the start of its 17 of the package. the item is to recommend appointment of one member to the citizen advisory committee by way of backgroun. each member of the cac serbs two years. the cac committee and the far east that could not make recommendations as to the appointment of the cac. that appointment is made by this committee. the requirement for being a cac member, a stanford to its president, and that you speak before this committee to voice her interest of serving. we maintain a database of all applications, which is on page 20 of your package. page 19 shows the existing information about existing members. the vacancy before you today is from the term expiration of rosie west, who is here to speak to her interested reappointment. commissioner campos: why don't we give this west or any other applicant an opportunity to address the committee. if you coul

recommend appointment of two members to the citizens advisory committee. this is an action item. >> this item start on page 19 of your packet. it is an item to recommend appointment of two members to fill the vacancies on the citizen advisory committee. the authority is an 11-member citizen advisory committee. authority staff nor cac make recommendations as to appointments to that body. that is done to the plans and programs committee and ultimately the authority board. two requirements for cac members is that they beat san francisco residents and that they appear before this committee to talk to bet their interest and qualifications to serve on the committee. the two vacancies we have right now are both from term expectations. first from rosie west and another, jackie sacks. miss saxby is here to speak to her reappointment. i understand ms. west is also interested in being reappointed. she was planning to be here today, but i do not see her. commissioner campos: thank you. why don't we hear from this sex -miss sacks. good morning. >> good morning, commissi

we met with the citizens advisory committee on monday night. we will be generating the next set of guidance but symbols. 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 hi

i would want to bring her back onto the citizens advisory committee. i know in the last year she has undergone some help issues that prevented her from attending, but those same to have cleared up, and i want to allow her to continue on the cac. commissioner campos: thank you. i do not think we have any other questions from the committee. thank you for being here and for your interest in continuing to serve. is there any other applicant who is here who would like to address the committee? i do not see any others. why don't we open this up to public comment. is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, this is an action item. if we could get a motion -- motion by commissioner avalos 2 reappointee rosie west to the citizens advisory committee. seconded by david chiu. can we take that without objection? without objection. congratulations and thank you for your service. please call item five. >> item 5. recommend allocation of $270,819 in prop k funds, with conditions, to the san

please consider my nomination to the central market citizens advisory committee. i have been a resident of the tenderloin neighborhood district since 2006. i am committed to the growth of this committee and for the approval of the quality of life for all the residents. i welcome a paternity to make recommendations to the mayor, board of supervisors, and the city administrator and mitigate the effects of development. most of the economic development increases local employment and the resources contributed to the community and sustainability. of course, stabilizing and protecting small businesses in and around the central market street and tenderloin area is a party for the vitality of this committee. for the past six years, i've served the tenderloin neighborhoods and i also participated in the census. please consider my nomination to this very important committee which will monitor the improvement of the expense to make sure that the communities are not adversely impacted. thank you for your consideration. >> thank you. since >> i have -- i have lived in district 6

>> i was here some time ago at the land use committee, and one of the issues that we were talking about was the light rail. nobody from the citizens' advisory committee was present. let me say something. i hope they say it for the final time, and i hope i am not required to take legal action, because i will. when we have these representatives for the citizens' advisory to renee -- committee, just like you were supposed to represent, they are supposed to represent. district 10 has very, very, serious issues with transportation. very very serious issues with transportation. iwhen we talk about spending millions of dollars on this project and that project, we look forward to our citizens advisory committee. we also look forward to the unions, for the unions to get some report. there is a transportation union that is pretty powerful that deals with you. we need to hear from them. some of you are aspiring to be my ears, so it is good for you all to no that the deliberations that take place here, hopefully when you are the major you will do the right thing. -- some of you are aspiring to be mayors, so it is good for you all to know that the delib

we want to melt -- welcome any members of the sitter -- citizens advisory committee. we welcome all of your hard work, fox, and ideas as we move into the program. thank you again for your work. so, nell, the garden project. they are not on the agenda, but we will take public comment. [applause] so, if you would like to come up here and make public comments, please keep them to two minutes, if he would. and if you could please introduce yourselves, that would be great. >> i work with kathryn at the grand project. i wanted to touch on a couple of things. first and foremost, i am grateful to everyone that contributed to the project. i wanted to say that the garden project does help. there were a lot of people that if they were not at the garden project, they would be on the streets. i know that if it was not for the garden project, they would be on the streets. they were working on cutting planned parenthood, which i do not think is a good thing. without that -- i do not think that some of those females, and i was looking -- listening to a lot of females on the art projec

the first item, appointing a member to the eastern neighbor the citizen advisory committee. the one to take a couple of moments and talk a little bit about your experience and the reason why you want to join? >> i served on a taskforce for about 10 years. very focused on power plants in the eastern neighborhood. high attendance was probably 95%. at the beginning of that, i helped put together a group of about 25 architects, land use attorneys, and so forth working with the office creating veteran neighborhoods, it never passed, but it served as a framework for the eastern neighborhood planning process. i have attended all but two of the eastern neighborhood meetings, i am pretty well versed. i am a consultant and strategist for businesses and developers. i have a conflict at the beginning. when susan retired from the board, high applied. supervisor kim: any questions? thank you very much. i will not open it up for public comment. >> ♪ east is east west is west please pick the best ♪ supervisor kim: thank you. >> i'm dan murphy, principal of urban redevelopment. i was appointe

we talk to the citizens' advisory committee and ask them for their input. they had a vigorous response and we appreciate that. also, the many groups we work with, the bike coalition, walked san francisco, senior advocates and the advocates for the disabled, members of the board of supervisors, the transportation authority, we have sought as widely as we could the inputs and i had a meeting with the senior staff recently and i want to tell you that this agency is extremely well served by the intelligence and professionalism of our senior staff. there are about 40 or 50 people there and everyone offered what i thought were very responsible -- responsible and thoughtful comments. we have done a great deal about reached on this and now calls for us -- falls to us to do the next debt. i wanted that to be known to the public that we have in fact done that. >> if i could just add to that. to the folks who gathered and compiled the stakeholders' survey, that was very well constructed and well done. i would note that not only have we got a great deal of input from th

the board. because there were two other committees that had been set up, dealing with the shipyard, the citizens advisory committee, you had the redevelopment agency that came later, the board spoke to whether or not that land would be transferred. in 2000, the year 2000, the voters voted and it was 87% of the voters who said, if any of the land is to be transferred from the shipyard to the city -- [tone] supervisor campos: thank you very much, ms. jackson. let me call more names. [reading names] >> good afternoon, supervisors. linda richardson. i have over 25 years of environmental justice. i am a land use expert. i want to bring to your attention something the new members of the board need to know once and for all. the most comprehensive health assessment of any resident of san francisco was conducted in thebayview. -- the bayview. they got together with the department of public health. three people conducted the most comprehensive study. indicators had not been identified before. you should ask the department of public health. they established everything we know about the viewbayview. -- bayview. this

tida, the citizen advisory committee. i look at developments with a careful lens because they have a huge impact on the city of san francisco and shape of our city looks like. one thing i am proud about in this project, which i cannot take credit for, is the immense community outreach and input and process them and through this development, and to talk to folks who were formerly homeless who felt like their input was heard and taken into account into with this new neighborhood would look like. up to 2400 units of affordable housing for the city of san francisco, something that our city definitely needs. something to be clapped for. [applause] an unprecedented number of units going to formerly homeless communities as well. sherri williams and many of the community-based organizations will continue to not only provide affordable housing but actually support the community as well. we are looking at a mixed income neighborhood in treasure island. treasure island will have an impact on the city. i want to think ross mirkarimi a