updyke for working on this and mr. rose our report and analysis and you're clear differentiation of the issues from your prospective i think the goal for everybody here when we talking about i understand the surplus discussion i'm compel comfortable the goal to maximize the value it accrues to the affordable housing and that's the intent the question from my prospective how do we go about doing that i appreciate mr. rose's prospective i also understand that prospective of you know developers in the city not thinking or wondering if they approve a project if they come back to the board of supervisors if they have to increase some type of affordability payment we have all the right in the world and doing our duty as a board of supervisors to set perimeters i have no problem asking ourselves to do that up front we can mandate whatever we want to and discuss but setting it up front i agree would increase the value of final dollars is smart policy i understand we haven't done that before, however, i surely appreciate that p

updyke for itemae leave the chambers we have mr. updyke for itemleave the chambers we have mr. updyke for item 6. >> thank you for your patience supervisor farrell while we address technical issues john updyke director for releasing we're here to present the sale of thirty van ness shot of building there at the corner of van ness and math the current city owned and current city utilized property a one hundred and 80 square feet building built in too phases the first in 1908 and 3 stories on top of 4 stories a fascinating structure we have the opportunity here for a number of potential great things to happen the transit oriented development the market octavia area plan death penalty some years ago about the market crashed which provides entitlement to 4 hundred feet development and a revision this building has reached nearing the end of its i'll have life with significant capital improvements if we continue to occupy the building in 2012 this give us a sense of the dynamics 43 and a half million dollars we'll speak about the numbers we're talking about today it gives an indicato

updyke anything else is this is the end the presentation. >> yes. and supervisor mar. >> i wanted to thank you it thank mr. updyke and the budget analyst for their upcoming suggestions i feel suspicious anytime we're giving up to waive a state ordinance at the local level and giving up the boards authorize o authority i want to say my understanding of the legislation before us is that the real estate office wants to get the best bank for the buck of valuable transit oriented sites connected with the gll site i'll be asking for a better explanation of this complex deal i know also in my framing we have the worst housing affordability crisis and any public parcels to be used for affordable housing or mixed use for the prop k housing balance of 50 percent of affordable housing we should be doing everything possible and coming up before the november ballot is surplus policies for initiate i have questions how that factors in i know that mr. updyke walked us through the one hundred percent affordability and the cost that that are challenging for a citywi

updyke will have to work out the lack with the city attorney's office but to amend something and forward this anti to the full board if possible >> john gibner, deputy city attorney. >> so mr. updyke and i spoke about that the concept we're talking about on the side i think goes along what with you suggested supervisor tang that at some point the thirty days before the closing the director of properties to the board about the deal then if by a certain date the board adapts a resolution rejecting the deal then the director can't move forward we need to i think play with the dates. >> what works and exactly how that process can happen i'll recommend i understand your intent coming up could you u coming out of committee but tuesday to nail it down and write it so everybody knows exactly what it looks like when you vote on it. >> mr. gibner would it be substantive. >> no. you make the amendment on tuesday and still pass it. >> so i will taylor reserve that for tuesday, i understand the challenges supervisor farrell statistics it i understand the changes the director is dealing with with the

2014 is not as positive but again, a 40 percent in drops essentially a leveling off in terms of john updyke injuries have declined since the audit period but collisions and falls only board muni vehicles increased at least in a small way and we are seeing an increase in with that injuries and injuries in passengers on board during the current period in terms of reliability the mean distance increased steady due to new fleet additions and to improved preventive maintenance the positive thing the area we're focused on in previous audits and continuing to seeing previous improvements as maintenance improves. >> so in summary the general message of the document is overwhelmingly positive the mta has put together an intelligence tool and activity using the technology and visualization not only to analyze the data but to improve the operation and the agency which we find encouraging departments throughout the agency are making significant process particularly in safety and reliability it is important we focus on 3 key elements the first is insuring the mta continues to collect high quality data a

2014 is not as positive but again, a 40 percent in drops essentially a leveling off in terms of john updyke injuries have declined since the audit period but collisions and falls only board muni vehicles increased at least in a small way and we are seeing an increase in with that injuries and injuries in passengers on board during the current period in terms of reliability the mean distance increased steady due to new fleet additions and to improved preventive maintenance the positive thing the area we're focused on in previous audits and continuing to seeing previous improvements as maintenance improves. >> so in summary the general message of the document is overwhelmingly positive the mta has put together an intelligence tool and activity using the technology and visualization not only to analyze the data but to improve the operation and the agency which we find encouraging departments throughout the agency are making significant process particularly in safety and reliability it is important we focus on 3 key elements the first is insuring the mta continues to collect high quality data a