updike, i don't know if you have any remarks -- mr. updike, mr. updike, i don't know if you have any last-minute remarks that you wanted to share. >> thank you, chair cohen. john updike, director of real estate. i think the only things i would add would be we are certainly willing to cooperate with the law library and provide a clean, healthy environment in a modular facility within brooks hall so that the work of culling through this collection and determining what can move to the new location, what may need to be destroyed or otherwise addressed can be done in a safe environment for their staff. >>supervisor cohen: okay. >> so we stand ready to do that, but we do not have, as you accurately noted, the resources and the expertise to make those decisions, so we have simply made sure that the boxes are safe where they are, but that's the best, unfortunately, we can do in a nonclimate controlled environment that brooks hall is. the only other thing i would add is the lease does permit general office use, in addition to the current law library use, s

that is about all i have to say i hope that amy chan and director john updike from the department of real estate can better address the impotence for this legislation and the scope relative to its impact going forward. thank you. >> thank you, ms. amy chan thank you from the mayor's office, please come forward. >> good afternoon, chair and committee members. amy chan from the mayor's office of housing and community development and i'm also joined here by director updike. first we want to thank supervisor passkin and lee heppner for their sponsorship of the legislation and their work on the legislation. so currently as lee has mentioned, chapter 23 of the administrative code requires a appraisals to be updated within nine months of seeking board of approval for purchase. the city has followed chapter 3, 23 requirement force the real estate but we are requesting this waiver of this requirement for inter departmental or jurisdictional transfers between departments for two reasons and first, our office acquires sites at no cost and when these are transfers from nine enterprise department

updike? all right. seeing none, we're going to go to miss severin campbell and hear her thoughts. >> yes. this is a five year less as mr. updike said, three five year extensions. the initial rent is $45 persquare foot, based on market praisals, it is fair market value. first year rent of 3.4 million, over 15 years, it would be about 17.1 million, and the landlord would be putting in tenant improvements. we did note that the city could incur costs for the tenant improvements, but we have been assured but the department of health that the tenant improvements would be paid by the landlord, and we recommend approval. >>supervisor cohen: thank you for making that recommendation. let's go to public comment. ladies and gentlemen, item 10 is open if you'd like to comment on item 10. all right. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues is there any motions? >>supervisor yee: sure. i'll make this to pass this out of the committee with positive recommendation to the full board with a committee report to th

we need to deal with this. >> my apologies, john updike. we were hoping that this could get through the board so we could provide the ownership with the fully executed amendment prior to the new year. to meet the renewal process but i refer what is available to you whether it goes as a committee report or not. >> supervisor cohen: it wasn't noted as a committee report so we'll look to the deputy city attorney john givener to offer an opinion. >> city attorney john givener. this is to board rules and whether the chair has submitted or can submit a writing by the deadline which i believe is this morning by 11:00. >> that's correct. >> supervisor cohen: okay, well, we have enough time and we'll submit it to honor the deadline and the request of the real estate department and we submit this request for item 1 to be sent to the full board as a committee report. >> can we please, supervisor tang has made a motion that was adopted and can we rescind that motion. >> making a motion to rescind that motion and then i'll make a motion to send forth it

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i see our director, john updike, who has also been helpful in many of the projects that the city has been implementing, so thank you also. and i know you heard the mayor talk about those 44 individuals from the community that were able to work on the job. those 44 people actually represent more than 40% of the work force that actually worked on this job. so i want to give a good congratulations and thank clark for giving our residents an opportunity to build something in their own back door. it gives them jobs and they're able to take care of their families. and i know, you know, as you heard the mayor, it takes a village. so there are a lot of people who were involved in making these projects happen. and at this time i'm going to welcome our president of the board of supervisors, london breed. if you would. >> thank you, mohammed. thank you, mr. mayor. i'm really excited to be here today. when i first became a member of the san francisco board of supervisors, i would get e-mails and phone calls from people who were trying to find out exactly what happened when their loved ones passe

maybe you could if you are john updike orjohn irving, but not david baldacci.t. so i became a lawyer and i did very well. i practised for ten years in washington. i was writing the whole time. high school, college, school, ten years of practising law, i wrote short stories, novell is, screenplays and then finally novels. absolute power was really the turning point for me. and then you were able to commit to it full—time. fast forward now, dozens of novels later, to your latest novel, the fix and this tells the story of a man who shoots a woman outside the fbi headquarters and then turns the gun on himself. it is a whydunnit, rather than a whodunnit. what inspired the story? this is the third instalment in my amos decker series. we first saw him in memory man. he has synaesthesia from a brain injury. here's an unlikely hero. he is a big soppy obese guy who has no personal skills, no one really gets along with him. i thought he would be a great series guy. people love him. his motivation is simple, he wants to find out the truth, no matter where it takes them. he