kitchens and states the units on the lower level has a separate assess so that this sold a two unit rendering building for 200 thousand they planned to remove the units and turn it into a three or four million dollars single-family the tenant opted out this and there is no mention no analysis no mention of the general plan about in no mention of the priority qualities and how their violated are we supposed to be retaining all the unit we have in the city especially the rent-controlled units from a building from 1920 that is a building built in 1920 that's the first points the second point this is truly a demolition that is one 25 crown terrace all over again, you know i sat up here and pleaded with the commission not to pass that so-called remodel and in this one not only a demolition but they're counting what building exist can i have the overhead please so included in the packet is this supposed outside foundational element that is being retained and culture towards side calculations that didn't exist that is a low level garden entrance wall that you can see any picture shows it, it is the low level

and art organization we we split the projects that build below one and 20 feet when our building with more units you can build more affordable housing and we certainly seen that with 3 projects the district i represent for seawall lot where the giants will be building offices and the 5 m project that was before the planning commission the late fall and fulsome that came before you at the beginning of year now i believe we pass out a memo for k before all the commission those amendments one attempt to make the ordinance consistent with the definition and provisions the charter amendment the average medium incomes we listed and to identify the areas we're working with the city attorney and department staff to clarify our legislation finally he will make a note that we exclude and allow projects to build at affordable inclusionary rate i'm sorry affordable and inclusionary rate we negotiated either via d da or through a voter approved ballot measures those continue to build at the levels they mentioned negotiated with the city or by passing a measure with the voters so commissioners, if there are a

bans an analysis of what is happening the market it is our typical task you take a you know one unit building where units are selling anothers 8 homicide thousand dollars and i think $80 million if you do the math at 10 percent change in market values we have a $8 million fluctuation sales price nostril uncommon pluses and minuses but leads to affordable housing or less the ability to do less inclusionary housing so it is an evolving science we'll have to adjust it going forward we've seen in new york and other places trying to get inclusionary housing has been difficult so we commends ourselves we spent too much time talking about the moratorium or washington distracts on the issue of providing more inclusionary housing i want to make that comment i'm glad we're here discussing that on there is kind of different levels of grandfathering and carve outs i want to take them one at a point the grandfathering is kind of when you're entitled at planning approval it could be something that is appealed to the board that approval will not be commission approval when you're planning the entitlements w

can tear down the 200-unit complex and build 600 units with businesses. while the r sa n't be re >> kathy jones sold us out. >> reporter: but where they will be is a question many say they can't answer. >> every single day i wonder where i'm going to go. >> reporter: the reserve is rent controlled and kim and her neighbors say finding housing around the same price in the area seems almost impossible. >> i don't feel i should have to live like a college student as an adult, you know, in a room in somebody's home. >> reporter: they've got until may next year to move out so the owner can tear down the 200 unit complex and build 600 units with businesses. the new development won't be rent controlled, but it's part of the city's plan to build more housing, but the tenants say it doesn't matter. >> five years from now that will be great, but what are you doing about the 500 plus people being evicted? >> it's nice they're trying to renovate the city and all this, but we don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: the renters are offered relocation packages, but many

need a lot of time in changes the project other than the number of units we're adding a unit within the building and below the prelifting 2011 notice is the same dr requesters are on file will be the same 3 dr requesters the may next hearing so i'm not sure i understand what mr. williams was referring to but we could do the hearing in two or three weeks so there's not a need for a great amount of time. >> i was only going to speak on personal reasons with all due respect to mr. silverman the neighbors didn't ask for a second unit it is a torturous history. >> ms. swedish we can only speak to the matter of continuance. >> i am speaking it had been put out longer than not happening quibble i want to correct that issue and this project had a torturous history about a year ago. >> maybe a year nature is there any additional public comment? >> public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini overwhelm to move to continue item number one to april 28th i believe it is if it is item one, in fact, one ab and then i will make a motion to continue the hearing officer man item 18 to i think may 19th the f

a crisis we have a housing crisis people are being veektsd left and right and here we have a 3 unit building that should be under rent control and they're getting evicted why? because somebody bought the building and wants to flip it is it is a typical story area terrible one thing i want to address you're talking about the 75 percent how is it that a unit that has all the walls taken out and the electricity redondo, and has walls moved and has 75 percent it sounds like a 100 percent remodel to me anyway, i think this is ridiculous we're in our own the planning department hell ourselves and why can somebody walk in to industry a unit we've had to fight and fight and fight for ourselves ours it is a very uneven justice in the city and this unit this building i wish you would reject it once again low income renters and people that provide the backbone the city are punished not the weighty they can afford we kicking out rernlts rule u you'll not have teachers and firemen they can't afford it so you have to stop it please reject this plan thank you. >> thank you. >> is there any additional publi

i'm greg here a very happy to bring to you a new two unit residential building the presentation was thoroughl try to be brief let me quicken - the features will be two new units that replace an unsound single-family building with 8 hundred square feet and the upper units 41 hundred square feet with 2 bedrooms this is a unique residential topological hundreds and hundreds of new units were constructed at rincon and all one and two bedroom units this is a valuable product ♪ naebdz it provides one off-street parking and two class one bicycle spaces that is hebrew height is 65 feet with ground floor and a complex setbacks to sculpt the building this aerial is a view the rincon neighborhoods the project sites is the purple parcel the million dollars of the photo and more small-scale photo with the site located you'll see the two existing story building a lost with the higher neighbors that the class up of the facade of that structure and as mentioned the historically evaluation this is not a resource in terms of the sites the technical analysis of the soil the existing building was a replacement

units uninhabitable. smoke poured from the building and 50 people have been left homeless. the red cross found them temporary shelter and teaming up with the community services to help find a long-term solution. we have a link to a gofundme account on our site. >> sauce least resident -- sausalito residents have to wait for the upgrade to the ferry landing. officials say that the project needs more research. people have been vocal. many feel some of the changes do not fit the small town character of sausalito. others say the dock is need safety improvement to provide better access. >> a new idea would turn the upper height corridor into a pedestrian-only neighborhood part of the revolutionized height movement created by a one time san francisco mayoral candidate. martin wants to close haight street to most private vehicles. the tradeoff is better outdoor space for previouses and a more healthy and organic transit corridor that better serves neighbors. >> san francisco could bail out of the transbay terminal project to keep construction going. >> famous rock band is staying

building. we have video from joe who sent us what he saw from his point. 12 units inside the building and it is a wood frame so it was moving fast. all of the residents are okay and got out fine but some firefighters were hurt. >> we had two minor injuries, with including a minor cut happened and bloody nose and the crews performed to the expected standards. >> there was another fire in the mission yesterday, and the firefighters say they think that is a coincidence, and they do not thing they are related. they do say that the people living here will not be allow dead move back in for a while, there is a lot of damage on all floors and they had to turn off the gas and electricity with 15 people during the day they are not sure who is at work and how many will be affected but at least 15. they say they do not know the cause of the fire or the origin, that is something they will focus on soon. >> the rain has coming down off-and-on, this is what it lose like in san jose at west mission and north san pedro a few hours ago. we will look at our east bays hills camera, you can see the raindrops on th

state and local laws don't require older buildings like this with 16 or more apartment units to even have fire alarms or sprinklers. the buildings should comply with whatever law was established in the year it was built. some of the buildings built in 1906 and 1907, that is the fire safety law they follow. back to you. >> jackie ward, thank you. >>> longer term help may be on the way for people displaced at the twin pines manor apartments. it left 150 people without a place to live. the proposal would come up with $150,000 mainly for motel vouchers. >>> let's check in with gianna with a traffic alert. >>> it continues along highway 1 at devil's slide, completely shut down in both directions. a fatality reported with highway 1 at devil's slide between pacifica and montera. and our producer, claudia, just got off the phone with the chp, and they said there is no time yet for clearing. you can use 92 to 280, and a live look at 280, and we have a big rig fire along 280 northbound. this is at edgewood. you can see everything is over to the right shoulder. traffic is moving okay. 280, you s

the hart building has 50 united states senators in here. it has a large number of the staff. terms ofny in committees, they are mostly in the dirksen building, but it has been essential hearing room that is used for very special occasions. or for large-scale hearings or things are really historic nature. so this is a room that would be familiar to people who watch many of the supreme court nominations from ruth bader ginsburg, to elena kagan, they have all taken place in his room. of the current justices, five of them have had their hearings in the hart building. i am humbled to have been nominated for this seat that is now held by justice o'connor. >> many major hearings have taken place here. this is where the 9/11 investigation took place. there have been many celebrities have come to testify here. christopher reeves came to testify for medical purposes. lots of blockbuster hearings in this room. when they can help save thousands of lives, treatment with stem cells have already begun. >> the old-school senators like ted kennedy and others who have been here for a long time,

sweeten up a time, i believe it was sweden, called me and mentioned the building for 92 stories for 306 $2 billion right across from the united nations. he called me and he was very nice and he said "district romp, i heard you spent $360 billion on a building across the street, and -- "mr. trump, i heard you spent $360 billion on a building across the street." he said, "could i ask you a question -- why?" and i said, "number one, they are crooked, and number two, it equals knowledge." i met with kofi anon and i said i would do the whole job for less. he said it would not be the same job and i said, you are right, it will be much better. [applause] mr. trump: i explained to him that i use marble and that you would use linoleum, ok? i said it will be much better, 100% that are. bottom line, i never heard from them again. then the united states senate called me and they said, how can you do it for $500 million, with why could you do it with that but you quote them $1.5 billion? i said it will cost them $3 billion or maybe more than that, and that was years ago. it will cost them much more even than what i said. it was one of the

bans an analysis of what is happening the market it is our typical task you take a you know one unit building where units are selling anothers 8 homicide thousand dollars and i think $80 million if you do the math at 10 percent change in market values we have a $8 million fluctuation sales price nostril uncommon pluses and minuses but leads to affordable housing or less the ability to do less inclusionary housing so it is an evolving science we'll have to adjust it going forward we've seen in new york and other places trying to get inclusionary housing has been difficult so we commends ourselves we spent too much time talking about the moratorium or washington distracts on the issue of providing more inclusionary housing i want make that comment i'm glad we're here discussing that on there is kind of different levels of grandfathering and carve outs i want to take them one at a point the grandfathering is kind of when you're entitled at planning approval it could be something that is appealed to the board that approval will not be commission approval when you're planning the entitlements whic

been pushing for are the requirements for white zones important hundred and 50 to two hundred unit buildingstaxis for uber or for lyft and climate change that sort of thing we're not getting the double parking we get in those instances i believe this should be part of your mix as well thank you. >> any, any other speakers on this topic that portion of the hearing is closed. >> commissioner antonini. >> but, initiate i have questions he assume one of the ways to remeet or get the points so to pay obviously we don't have view money for mass transit and people don't use it three bedroom units with 3 kids won't buy the place and rent it if they don't have a car that's one of the ways to get their points by paying into a fund. >> the transportation sustainability fee which came through here last year is a you know represents a subsequent contribution towards the ultimate transportation system towards the entirety transportation network a lot of that goes towards transit and other non-auto needs the up to this time is part of that the additional tdm would belabored on top of that. >> so that would

reporter: they've got until may of next year to move out so the owner can tear down the 200 unit complex and build 600 units with businesses, while the owner says the new complex won't be rent controlled, the redevelopment is part of the city's plan to build more housing, which will help with the housing crunching in the long run. the tenants say it doesn't matter. >> five years from now, that will be great but what are you going to do about the 500 plus people that are being evicted? >> it's nice they are trying to renovate the city and all that, but we don't have anywhere to go. >> reporter: the renters are being offered relocation packages, but many of them say it's simply not enough knowing they will just be moving somewhere that's much more than what they are paying now. >> it's going to force me to live somewhere i don't want to live, somewhere i don't feel safe or it's going to force me to move so far away that i'm going to pay more in gas anyway. >> reporter: the relocation packages include refunding the tenant security deposit but for some they say that's just $100, not enough for moving

brought to my attention, the current mix in certain neighborhood plans was not conducive to building larger units with two and three bedrooms. therefore, i am including a new option to allow for more flexibility to incentivize the building of more larger units. this is a small step towards a larger discussion to really change the culture of san francisco. i'm hoping in the near-future, i will be bringing up legislation that will talk about minimum size for family units. things, like, what kind of elements we like to see when we build buildings that are really considered family-friendly? so i look forward to working with many of you to move this forward. the rest i submit. >> thank you, supervisor yee. >> i have to say one more thing. i would like to -- this is in regards to supervisor peskin's resolution. he named off a bunch of people that are co-authoring and i read it more carefully and i would like to be listed as a co-author also. thank you very much. >> thank you, supervisor yee. supervisor avalos. >> thank you. i thought it was another avalos. >> i thought i heard campos [hra*-ufpt/]. >> i

h.r. 4618, a bill to designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at 121 spring street southeast in gainesville, georgia, as the sidney oslin smith jr. federal building and united states ourthouse. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to the rule, the gentleman from florida, mr. curbelo, and the gentleman from indiana, mr. carson, each will control 20 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from florida. mr. curbelo: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and tend their remarks and include extraneous material on h.r. 4618. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, so ordered. mr. curbelo: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. curbelo: mr. speaker, h.r. 4618 would designate the federal building and united states courthouse located at 121 spring street southeast in gainesville, georgia, as the sidney oslin smith jr. federal building and united states courthouse. following his service in the united states army during world

a catch does not apply to units build after 1983.ters say they have seen pr e prices jump 13% in the last year. >>> a mother accused of stealing nearly 200,0$200,000 from her o child's high school. this is her photo from facebook. district attorney says 52-year-old cindy mauer from pacifica is charged with stealing 200,0$200,000 from st. ignatius high school, a well-known private school in san francisco. and she headed the committee sponsoring grad night for the high school and is accused for stealing the money from 2007 to 2012 and she pleaded not guilty to those charges yesterday. >>> keep the cooler handy today. those are wise words from anthony. >> you're making stuff up. get ready for hot temperatures bottom line. 80s and 90s most of the bay area this afternoon. yep. whatever you heard me say in tv land know it will be a hot one. 86 degrees in san francisco. >> for the north bay. same for the tri-valley and south bay. tomorrow, we've got cooler weather and rain in the forecast for friday. just hang in there today. cooler s and a

the hart building has 50 united states senators in here, it has a large number of the staff. not so much in terms of committees, they are mostly in the dirksen building, but it has this central hearing room that's used for special occasions for large-scale hearings for things of really historic nature, where there will be a large audience. this is a room that will be familiar to people who watched many of the supreme court nominations from ruth bader ginsburg, to elena kagan, they have all taken place in this room. of the current justicies, five of the current justices have had their hearings in the hart building. >> i am humbled to have been nominated for this seat now held by justice o'connor. >> many major hearings have taken place here. this is where the 9/11 investigations took place, in this room. there have been many celebrities who have testified here. christopher reeves, a hollywood actor came to testify for medical purposes, for federal government funding of medical research. we have had lots of blockbuster hearings in this room. >> when they can help save thousands

the 58-unit building is expected to open next week. half of the units will be homeless families.meeting several bay area leaders about creating more affordable housing in the region. >>> this might have you looking both ways when you leave your house next. more proof this morning that coyote activity is on the rise in san francisco. look at the wild animal lounging on someone's lawn. that is near balboa terrace. the coyote ran away as soon as animal control officers showed a, but it did leave behind a mess. that coyote knocked over green bins in the neighborhood while on the hunt for some food. animal care and control wants homeowners in the area to make sure that their bin are properly secured. don't give coyotes any more incentive to come on by. >> they look pretty comfortable there. >> he did. >>> we talked about the rain, but a world record attempt with a reality star in attendance happening today in ocean beach in san francisco. >> san francisco-based company docu sign will try to beat the guinness world record for the most signatures in the sand. at 11:00 this morning more

the champ we pose in january was adding the unit adding this unit was not only in terms of square footage but where it sits in the building and at this moment is the dwelling earlier today when we discussed little h little consent project taken off of consent with grandview i talked about the garden unit people were saying that is the ground and that project was not buried the groin that is at grades in the rear and the front of the building was partially they take advantage of it being level but when you look at the section drawing of this building you are basically in a ditch and so the entire 15 hundred plus square feet are a cave dweblg that in addition to what looks like a pan contacted exceptional large project is large to rise to the necessary and desirable discussion we're supposed to view as criteria for approving this i'm further pained by the fact that that has spent 4 hours on the problems of housing and i'm not going to get into the dealers how that applies and not applies the bigger part of legislation didn't apply, however, the discussion will the roof costs of housing the city this project falls the middle

. >> reporter: the mayor wants voters to support her plan to set -- protect 17,000 existing units and build another 17,000 apartments. she held a town hall meeting. she said the units would come from city fees and new taxes on alameda county homeowners. >> most say that this is the most comprehensive ambitious plan they have ever seen. >>> an elderly bay area woman at the center of a hot button eviction cases getting help from an unlike resource. tony robbins says he will help pay for 85-year-old george's rent at her burling game home for the next 10 years. it's not the first time see as race to the rescue. last month the build out a soup kitchen in the tenderloin run by a pair of nines. he helped strike a deal with the landlord he will stay open for at least another year. >>> one person is in the hospital after being pulled from a burning home in oakland. around 7:00 a.m. no word on how the fire started. in san francisco crews have finished repairing a sewer main break and massive single -- sinkhole. it was about some -- 10 feet deep another 20 feet wide officials are waiting for the concr

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidies by oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability.

. >> reporter: the mayor wants to protect her plan to protect 17,000 existing units and build another 17,000 new apartments. funding would also come from city fees and no taxes on alameda county homeowners. >>> not your typical protest in san francisco, bay area dog owners marched through the streets against a plan that would significantly cut back areas the dogs can run free. we were there and spoke to many dog owners who say their options are already limited. >> people have been walking their dogs in this area, you know, the last 70-100 years. >> reporter: with a sign in one hand and alisha the other, hundreds marched with their pups at san francisco's crissy field. at mighty mutt march, another effort by bay area dog owners to get the national park service's attention and urge them to scrap a proposal to cut down dog access. >> they don't understand and ought to be someplace else and let the state parks or somebody run it. >> reporter: in february, there were limits on dog walking and the golden gate national recreation area. >> we feel like we should share because we are occupying

building mass. this is a 20 unit project in a 65 foot tall building that fits the skill of the area.his is a dense mixed use commercial district. you can see here there's a 70 foot building immediately to the south and a four-story building uphill at barking and california to the north. in fact, this lot is only one of 3 on the block that's in the 65 foot hit hike this and the remainder of the block is owned for 80 feet and if you look further down on larkin street all lights go to one under 30 feet. as you can see this rendering would that read change the project upon height would be similar to those of the corner buildings on either side. to make sure the project conservatively met preservation standards it has cheered setbacks from the front of the building. 32 feet at the 2nd floor, 40 feet at the 3rd floor 4th floor after floor and 47 feet of the top floor. front setbacks are not required. there included for the benefit of the store building. planning staff recognizes the setbacks compromise the viability the project provoked an economic perspective and in terms of realizing the

down on the specific micro level on the embarcadero the site divisadero the builder was going to build 16 units with the legislation by supervisor breed and also at the state legislation all of a sudden they decided to build 60 units we need to make sure that a project like that that opened it's viral application in january of 2014 was under review gets the maximum amount of affordable housing in to say and so that relates to exactly when is the environmental review application complete thus planning says this application is complete you need to bang those dates thank you. >> hi sonya sf bay renters association my question now is why be so generous with developers why are we are doing any grandfathering at all why stop at 200 units why not no grandfathering and require 25 percent for everything in the pipeline what's that? is it because if you did that those whole measure would have about think destroyed by developers it would with have gone down if flames and the developers that had those projects will not allow them to be killed instead, they got grandfathered so every single project is an wo

it started in a second floor unit in one building then it took two hours to put out. six units were damaged. 12 were evacuated. some have been allowed to go back inside to grab things but for most it is a total loss. it's all under investigation this morning. live in medford, diana rocco, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> fans are paying contribute to prince after he died at his home near minneapolis. >> eyewitness news reporter dray clark is live in harlem. >> reporter: good morning, guys. this is what it's like outside the apollo theater since word came down that prince passed away. fans celebrating his life at this memorial on 125th street. prince did, in fact, pass away yesterday at his home near minneapolis. he was only 57 years old. his career spanned more than three decades and without question he left an indelible mark on pop culture and the music industry as a whole. in brooklyn and in harlem, fans danced to his music, celebrated the life and legend of an icon. as for his cause of death, an autopsy will be conducted to make that determination. live in harlem, dra

united, how to build on a performance like this. it starts next saturday at home against toronto. scott abraham, abc 7 sports. robert: lot on the baseball front, the nationals postponed their matchup with the lins because of the weather as well as the orioles postponing their match up against the rays. cap's will play the flyers in the first round of the playoffs. caps in st. louis. blues,f the first, 1-0 the past two alex ovechkin, one-timer. his 48 goal of the season, 1-1. he scores another goal in the first, number 49. in the third, the caps on the attack. nicklas backstrom to ovie, winds, fires, scores, number 50, a hat trick. the caps win 4-1. braden holtby picks up his 49th win of the year, tying martin brodeur for the most in a season. jordan greatest around, and it neither did corey mcilroy -- rory mcilroy. he shanked it. way short. into the drink. thursday? rory double bogeyed the hole. jordan spieth, up and down. he knocks in the birdie putt, moving six under par, but he bogeys, then on the 18th his tee shot goes way right come into the trees. he would double bogey 18. h

opponents of the project were people that you knew so presumably people that we sold the units to because this building was built not to longer. did they have any idea that tishman and oci i would seek a zoning from i should say 200 or 400 i should've said 300 to 400 but did they know that the time? >>sure. they knew after the trans bay heights were set. at the time, we gain construction in 2005 and units in 2006 and sold the last unit in 2011. it wasn't until 2013 we got control of the private parcel several other developers have tried so the curious people who are owners at the infinity who did their homework at the time would have had the height across the 300 feet. there was no sales force tower there was no misted mission there were none of the other things that are trans bay upgrades that were really a collaborative effort of working with oci i and doing the best of what we thought were public and private partnership to be in line with the other projects 688 leadership of kim who was able to purchase a building through the land trust and stabilization money for people with families not to lead ou

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidiesby oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. i

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidiesby oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. i

the fact you're seeing rent stabilize is no the fact we built units it is the market conditions and ted egan made it clear we have to build over one hundred thousand units will not happen in a if one or years but a shift in market conditions. >> well, thank you gentlemen for your comments and thoughts letting what public comment has to say any public comment do we take public comment. all right. so thank you let's deal with the amendments open make a motion >> i moved any amendments which i previously read into the record and circulated and would love to have a vote. >> i'm sorry i don't think we took public comment an excellent this item. >> okay yes, we absolutely did. >> did we take public comment. >> they're saying yes. okay all right. well. >> the city attorney is needing his head. >> i'm sorry public comment is closed. sorry. >> i run an efficient meeting you have to get here an excellent time i'm happy to reopen. >> whatever reason people want to comment i move we reopen public comment to have an opportunity to speak. >> opening up for public comment if you want to comment please come up 2 minutes. >> thank you fir

the team's most alarming cases of bedbugs is discovered during their inspection of a 600-unit apartment building in syracuse, new york. >> in total out of the 600, we found nearly 90 units that had bedbugs. this particular one we walked into the room, i remember opening up the door and going oh, my gosh. this is going to be bad. >> right here. two here. here, here, here. >> you could smell that odor right away and knew if you can smell it and you're not a dog, then you know there's going to be a big problem here. >> look at the feces. this has been going on for months and months and months. >> there had to be over a year's worth of bedbugs. from there we went into the room and we just started carefully pulling everything apart. >> these are actually bedbugs crawling on the sheets. we got to be careful in here. they are everywhere. you're going to pick them up. >> and bedbugs did get on us. they were under our shirts. they were in everything. in the chairs, under the bed, every night stand. there had to be 10,000 bedbugs easily in this apartment. i'm like how has this never been called in? nobody

who else will the united states government had to build projects throughout the world. i think it is fine for it to be bechtel. but if the american taxpayers are paying for it, it it seems they should have some access to the contracts,ut the amount of money, the workers safety, the political relationships. >> tonight, on c-span's q&a. >> republican presidential candidate and ohio governor john kasich brought his campaign to a synagogue in great neck, long island where he spoke to members of the congregation. cameras were not permitted inside. afterwards, the governor spoke to reporters about the role of the peace process. new york holds its state primary on tuesday. this is about 10 minutes. governor kasich: i am currently working on a secret plan, to delay the primary so that i can spend more time eating in new york. and we have not been -- we are going to reveal the secret plan soon. because, listen, yesterday we were in watertown. the last time that a president for candidate had been in watertown, i was informed, it was teddy roosevelt. it was fantastic. the only pro

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidiesby oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. i

down on the specific micro level on the embarcadero the site divisadero the builder was going to build 16 unitsh the legislation by supervisor breed and also at the state legislation all of a sudden they decided to build 60 units we need to make sure that a project like that that opened it's viral application in january of 2014 was under review gets the maximum amount of affordable housing in to say and so that relates to exactly when is the environmental review application complete thus planning says this application is complete you need to bang those dates thank you. >> hi sonya sf bay renters association my question now is why be so generous with developers why are we are doing any grandfathering at all why stop at 200 units why not no grandfathering and require 25 percent for everything in the pipeline what's that? is it because if you did that those whole measure would have about think destroyed by developers it would with have gone down if flames and the developers that had those projects will not allow them to be killed instead, they got grandfathered so every single project is an work o

united stadium build, mayor muriel bowser celebrated that the project would create a thousand and construction permanent jobs but some neighbors say they are worried about the health impact of the dust. >> i told them numerous time if you don't protect us we will be a sick pocket of the community. some of us will be deadty bty time all the projects are constructed. >> in response the mayor said any construction in d.c. must have vetted and approved environmental plan. >> we will proceed with caution to make sure the site is cleaned up and have ate gra stadium here. like across -- a great stadium here. like we do across the way. mike: they will tran to a billion dollar economic activity area attracting a million visitors a year and generating millions of dollars in tax revenue. >> the transformation will take years as we have seen with the national stadium. ten years but we are seeing effect from that. >> this came after years of discussion with the team owners. >> it's a process and tested everyone's patience to get here. it does take a village. >> the players say having a home field is meanin

much more efficiently and benefit a lot more people than the relative people purchasing 9 units in this building will be somewhat of a challenge even at the low rates with hoa's and everything else this is the right way to do it and as far as the structures on the top of the building i'll agree with commissioner moore i think i'd like to see the individual staircases or the individual units probably are excess those are expensive units you want only the best but could share the common spaces to get to the roof and walk to the individual areas only for certain units researched by them instead of an slates it clusters it and as far as the h va c heating units maybe you can mask those to make them look last week something else i don't think the height of the parapet is a blocking feature the walk dune california street particularly think california on the into the weeds of street is very steep and you're going to look on that roof until half to three-quarters are 2/3rd's of what down and blocked by the building itself you'll see this at adjacent hotel dwellers the least cluster the better the fairm

sally: who else will be united states government get to build these projects throughout the world?you know, it is fine for it to be them, but americans are paying for it. it would seem taxpayers should have some access to information heir -- the contracts, the amount of money, the worker's safety. the political relationship. >> sunday night at 8:00 eastern and a."n's "q >> this week, we take you to , to explorealabama the southern city, home to the university of alabama. on american history tv, we visit the archaeological site and learn how native american ur

. >> now, as of the city approved raising the rent restricted units and building a new development, tenants like deion riley say it's all downhill from here. >> how are you going to take care of us rather than treating us like we're dirt in the ground to be grinded over. >> jones said the developer, gray star is offering relocation benefits to the tenants. >> short term, i think it's going to give the tenants some relief. >> the benefits are based on the proposal to be introduced tomorrow. displaced tenants who immediate 80% of the -- three months of rent and security deposit refund. seniors with disability would get an additional $3,000. >> whatever policy decisions we make, we have to understand these owners are not necessarily the big guys, the gray stars of the world but actually the majority of them are small business owners. >> the tenants like riley and his family say the proposal means nothing. they make a little too much to qualify. only get the security deposit back and access to a relocation specialist. >> take care of everybody here. not as units but people with lives and concer

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidies oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. if

out of the 76 affordable units in the podium buildings those will be funded by 19.18 million subsidiesby oci i and the remaining podium costs are funded by the developer. >>can i ask a quick question about the affordable units? will we be able to since they are funded by the developer not necessarily the federal government to use neighborhood precedents for those particular units? >>i can have the tiffany bo hee the director of oci i come up and address that with you now. >>good afternoon's supervisors my name is tiffany bohe with the oci i. there may be other preferences adopted by the board or commission that will be in effect at the time. >>okay thanks. >>regarding the land fair market value the state law requires that the land be sold for fair market value. i draft 33433 report has been included in the file. a final 33433 report will be coming to the supervisors in july oci i is receiving a consideration of 50.2 million consisting of land price of 19.2 million; and 17 million for the developer to increasing percentage of affordable units in the project to 35% to 40% availability. i