entertainment permit for keeping pates u what's been going on keeping up with the cultural that draws us to the city in san francisco we want to expand our music program to include open mic nights and comedy for the off nights sunday nights an overwhelming amount of support for entertainment at this location do make the establishment the best for everybody in the community and over the years san francisco has lost it's culture within community i've lived here for a 6 years my friends and i don't see the night time so that's a .3231 fillmore jackson is a place for entertainment for decades and occurring to the current building owner perry that called me we have a good relationship which is nice this place back in the 70s was a country western bar that had cool acts and that's kind of cool to hear the ownership at jackson along with the community support asks for a new permit so we can continue to entertain our customers that's been part of the community i'd like to answer any questions you have. >> commissioner joseph. >> hi i have a bunch of questions but let's start off with talk about our experien

apps, whether it's google or a special app or whether you are just trying to get around the city and you don't know what app to use, i'm suggesting that this traffic management center here will be using the latest data and latest technology to really deal with those red line routes that are causing the congestion to the city and they will be able to from this center take a look at not only the timing of the lights, what maybe causing it, but i have asked in the long run that we get a technical answer that allows the pco's and others to deliver themselves to those particular sites and make sure that congestion is decongestionized to make sure congestion is less and people adhere to the rules we have. there is more people walking and more people bicycling and getting where they need to go and we are managing all of those types of transportation modes and given the privilege of having such a technologically smart center that we can use this technological center to our advantage and be able to use realtime the ability to help people get through these major arteries of this city. i want to invite you to this. on the lo

the problem continues to get worse. the problem the bottom bar chart shows that the data that the city used to establish the cpmc compliance and the numbers that we just reviewed are very bad again, six hires out of 47 job openings and falling short of the 19 it should have hired, under this process. but if we compare the performance to number of openings, cpmc projected the numbers, again, get worse. the initial projections by cpmc for the first year is that they would have 114 entry level openings. and again, the promise of this project and what it means for the city of jobs, creation. and it has only filled that many positions the 40 percent hiring target would have been 46. but it filled less than half of those jobs it projected. and something is going on, there are fewer jobs being filled than we were allowed to expect. but the city report, again, does not even go into notice of why the cpmc projections were so far off and we want and ask the city to be on top of this issue. in closing, they ask us to find them out of compliance. and the community coalition asks the commissioners to urge a planning director, to find t

delay and get on the schuylkill west and then flip at girard or montgomery if you're trying to get on the eastbound side of 76 or bail out by the time you get to broad and use the local cityeets to get to the eastbound side of the schuylkill. this is the roosevelt boulevard, a little light fog this morning, definitely wet conditions. at this point other than on the vine volume is pretty light. we expect a later than normal rush hour on this christmas eve morning. tam. >> okay, thank you, matt. >>> looking live now at philadelphia international airport through sky 6 hd right now there are no delays but look at how wet that tarmac is. we'll be dealing with serious weather. yesterday dozens of flights were scrapped, some departures were delayed near two hours because of the wet weather and the low clouds. let's go over to "action news" reporter katherine scott, these there at the airport. sees got the very latest. good morning, katherineism good morning, tam. it's going to be another busy day here at the airport and hopefully we don't see too many delays because the people we have been speaking to this morning are just really eager to get their christmas started and they wan

to buy the gallons works. city council rejected the bid without holding a public hearing. uil said it is disappointed that no ordinance was introduced to push through the plan. he hoped to use the profits to fund city pensions. opponents feared rate hikes and the loss of union jobs. >>> it is eagles take on the super bowl champs in the in a game on sunday. the dallas cowboys crushed the bears 41-28. the birds and the boys play at the linc next sunday that's a week from this sunday. the eagles easily won their first meeting on thanksgiving day in dallas. >>> looking forward to a repeat of that. 4:40, we have more news you did not see last night. up next a man is shot outside his workplace, what he did before the gunshots. >> women say smart phones are affecting their love life. >> reporter: we'll get up to 48. milder air on the way in. what about the rain? i'll have the latest on future tracker 6 covering late today and tonight and tomorrow, that's coming up in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> breaking news to get to right now, brand new video from the scene of a row home fire in west philadelphia. up with you person was hurt when thick smoke and flames tore

be needed prior to december 10th this will allow the city to appropriate new areas to work collaborating with the appropriate city properties for the new pc a those factors will be used to determine whether or not to renominate the selection of all new ones it's permanently vetted new documents such general plan updates and the agreement and the draft urban forestry plan the benefits of the proprietor conservation revolve around funding their ministered by the excessive one bay area grant the funds can be used to improve the areas for trails and the habitat and activity with the surrounding areas and e-cigarette stoerment issues or purchasing land not owned by the city opportunities to select now areas for designation again will allow the planning department to coordinate to go into the selection with the timeline on the screen they maybe chosen as the agriculture land or because there's an opportunity for urban greening that concludes my presentation. if you have questions department staff is available. >> thank you, supervisor kim has a question. >> thank you for the presentation also i support this resolution guarantee i don't have issues what is the background be

the committee also voted to allow the host city to use regional facilities outside city limits. analysts say this gives the bay area an advantage since san francisco bid will also include venues in oakland, santa clara, berkeley and palo alto. the bay area's reputation for political activism, however, might put that bid at a disadvantage especially with all we've had going on lately as some olympic committee members would shy away from any possible disruption of the games and tori, one of the things i noticed is when we were growing up building new facilities for the olympics was just what we expected and obviously that has changed. >> very much so. thank you. >>> the city pittsburg paved its way for two electronic signs. the city council voted to lift the ban but there are restrictions, billboards cannot be more than 55 feet tall, only static images can be displayed and there will be limits on brightness. the goal is to prevent drivers from being distracted. >> i just think though that the bright lights -- i don't think it's good on the freeway personally it throws my attention

folks they'll use one half million dollars for google to support in their kickoff in a gift matching campaign that doubled the use and this is innovation this is all about thanks and about a city that continues to lead the city in one hundred percent and while i get the privilege of announcing those groonsz grants i want to thank you for the opportunity to thank everyone who is paying attention in the small businesses to larger businesses and health care and tech from those who have been here to end the struggle of homelessness to those who are showing up i showing up how can they help and do something more to the companies not only their ceo's but the workforce the talented companies more and more as i get around the country employees want to know they don't have the wealth but they might have skill sets and may be able to service a meal or help the youth gain skill sets or considering our schools to help the public education kids survive and succeed i want to be thankful to all of them we've seen the examples in the year with the benny halfway family and the middle school grades initiative to the sf city and the thousands of companies stepping up with their employees and res

our city established the office of early care and education to help us meet the growing needs of our city especially with the rising infant asked to her population. this office will help us align and coordinate our city's efforts to provide early care and education for ages zero -- children for ages 0-5. this includes meeting the goal of the city wide plan for early care and education and out of school time. and the legislation that just passed by voters by margin of 74%, proposition c, within that legislation was asked for the city to establish the office of early care and education citizens' advisory committee. this ordinance we are reviewing days serves to reinforce the office of early care and education and to establish a citizens' advisory committee to help with the development of a strategic plan to improve access for our young children to high quality early care and education. with the passage of prop c in november the office of early care and education the task was developing this strategic plan by 2016. the office of ecc citizens' advisory committee will be a nine member body

our neighbors to mission bay and join the rest of the city in joining the warriors franchise to the city and bringing a professional supports enterprise to san francisco the warriors mixed usenvestment about bring dining option to mission bay where it prestigiously didn't exist i'm sure you're aware of we've addressed issues in the city with traffic and research campus to maintain a presence at mission bay when we break ground on our first building and mission bay has blooumd bloomed with its great accomodation with cutting-edge research mission bay as a population of 4 thousand patients and other visitors on february one i'm sure you're aware of mission bay will be the home of san francisco's new hospital the ucsf medical in thirty years at mission bay that complex will consist of 3 status quo we think that 3 thousand employees and physicians will work in our new hospitals so the new children's hospital will serve all the pedestrian africa folks and we'll have transportation of patients and have an energy department we anticipate that will be thirty patient visits per day and visits by plans force the firefighter we anticipate the birth to be 26 to 2 seven hundred so it's

to the childersburg court. it's a number that doesn't even include all the additional monthly fees they paid to judicial correction services. a figure the city of childersburg declined to provide us due to pending litigation. >> reporter: timothy fugatt says that his family still owes more money to judicial corrections services. how much? he's not sure. he says j.c.s. stopped contacting him after the lawsuit was filed. while the fugatt's case is still pending, since our story aired last spring the childersburg

. >> you have to get used to the culture of our city but i'm looking forward to getting this program start thank you for being in san francisco. >> i was going to welcome tom maguire and congratulate you on our new post and look forward to working with you under the vision zero policy i know has been a priority for so many aspects of the city family before you speak i want to recognize we have john here as well who's been leading the safe streets and they're here on hand to answer questions regarding the large vehicle workers and i want to recognize one of the participants in the larger work group we're excited about the work and your leadership t is important for the roll modeling what is possible for us in the city and our private partners to make the city safer mr. maguire i'm sorry did we call items 45e8 together. >> the capital term projects and item 5 our action strategy informational items. >> we're going to cover all that material in the presentation i want to say to all the commissioners, thank you for your words of welcome i was so excited to come here i saw the commitment

to me that that is generally supported on the board. so i would like to thank you all for listening to us, the city workers and retirees that you are duty bound to represent. but i would really like to thank everybody who showed up today in the room behind me. everybody that came out in september and november for the other sro meeting and everybody who signed petitions because if we hadn't made the effort here in the last few months to really make our voices here, this would have been a done deal. i think having everybody here in the room, thanking you for being here and thank you for listening to us. >> thank you very much for your consideration. my name is denise and i have been very active in the city for many years and literally saved million of dollars in the city with my program that i established with the department of human services 20 years ago. at any rate, i find this board very disrespectful. the fact is that this city issues have been going on and on and it's very stressful that we have continually come back here and argue the same point over and over again. i think you should just forget it. stop it now. there is no sense

to the u.s. olympic committee to be the host city for the 2024 city games. noelle walker tell ust san francisco has going for it and what could be held against it. >> the big news is that our board voted unanimously today to move forward with a bid from the united states for the 2024 summer olympic games. >> reporter: san francisco is among four u.s. cities being considered by the u.s. olympic committee. >> we started with the request that the city has described the vision for themselves over the next 10, 20, 30 years so we could look at how the olympic games could fit into those plans and actually help accelerate some of those plans. >> reporter: this isn't the first time the city by the bay has tossed its hat in the ring. >> i think the olympics will be extraordinary for the region. >> reporter: the uncertainty at the time about the future home of the 49ers caused the city to withdraw its name and wait for better timing. if that time is now the 49ers would go from playing a controversial role in past efforts to a key role this time around. the committee now likes existing venue

latest figures are that unemployment is at 4.3% in the city and then some other data that we have is the tidf revenues, which are sort of can be used to gage the amount of development activity in the city are up to $12.6 million, a three-fold increase from the previous fiscal year. so the report, as well as the data tables within are available on our website sf-planning.org and with that, i am available for any questions or comments. thank you. >> thank you. we'll take public comment first. is there any public comment on this item? okay, seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner richards. >> just a few questions, please. the taxable retail sales do they include online sales of city businesses that ship somewhere else? >> online sales for city businesses that ship somewhere else? >> buy someone online from the company based in san francisco. physical sales at a physical location. >> i believe it's based on -- it's sales tax that is collected in san francisco. >> so it could be online sales too. >> i don't know if it's delivered to somewhere that is not within san francisco, i'm not sure, but i can get back to you. >> the reas

to be clear on my comments. we are not questioning the methodology that was used by enernex. the elations report that i referred to that the city uses is a tracking of the construction jobs per city sponsored project, and i was just referring to that system for purposes of relaying the information we have from the 5-megawatt solar system we installed just as a benchmark of actual construction jobs for a san francisco solar project, renewable project. with respect to target -- job targets from the cleanpowersf program we do not have job targets from the cleanpowersf program work that we have done so far. that was -- that is something that was identified and we're certainly happy to see that enernex report certainly at the staff level at least happy to see that the enernex represent put some thought behind what the jobs potential is, and frankly that's part of the reason why i am spending time and thought on that part of the report because i feel that was a gap going into this process, and i think the enernex report attempts to fill that gap. i want to make sure it's done in a robust way. it appears to be done in a robust way wit

demonstrated in some cases and in particular in new york city a model that looks to create a mix of incomes all of low, moderate and market rate. and using the market rate to basically cross-subsidize the other below market rate units. obviously and new york city demonstrated that you need other the tools coming out of process would be really prime tested on the level of control that include the new amendments to state law and infrastructure financing districts that allow some of the property tax revenues generated by the site to go back to the site to subsidize affordable housing. we think had a is an exciting opportunity and would like to think how we could actually implement that. similarly there was discussion about other public financing opportunities like a bond on a ballot. obviously we want to be in those conversations and using those public sites it is a good place to test those out. in addition, i think there is a movement to try to find what to me is the holy grail of the effort and that is a private financing source, what people call "patient capital." right now it's not out there, because i think the way that would help finance

the city attorney is back and prepared to respond. so with your indulgence we will return to item 12 for case no. 2014. .041c in the castro use for conditional use authorization. the public comment period is closed for this matter. >> president wu, kate stacy from the city attorney's office. there are a number of conditions included on these 2 pages. a few of them we would recommend against including but i thought what might make most sense for the commissioners to hear is for me to walk through each of the conditions. some of them are expansion of conditions that are already in the motion as mr. kef lan indicated to consider expanding the motions. i didn't have this sheet in my packet. i don't know if the commissioners have this sheet. i can summarize each condition. first is the signage and under the constitution there is limitation as far as what the government can do in relation to signs. government can say what kind of signs, government trying to dictate the internal of the sign, the trademark of the company. i would recommend against that first condition unless the intent is to talk about the place and manner of the sign and where it i

terrors and requires federal money in the at the end but impacts the land use choices we make at the port level we have to be talking with the city about the land use choices so the city has flexibility to protect itself in the future this slide is a trig to show some of the policy conflicts of seawall rise and i'll walk through it quickly showing some of the piers are circuit to topping over the waves today, we're facing that risk now over time i seawall rise and there will be more frequent flood exposure to the piers eventually there is a problem with maintaining the piers the gray bar shows the work window there slink to be costly there is not enough hours we can get a clue underneath the piers to do the maintenance work and eventually the piers are we regularly flood city needs to build a line of defense it needs to raise the current seawall wall or build a levy this is a guess maybe by 2050 that need to protect the city so where they build that line of defense how does a relate to the horizon links in blue shows the leasing telling him term of 66 years private financing for a major project takes 60 years and tax credits requ

the office of early care and education citizen's advisory committee. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you president tang. our city established the office of early care and education to help us meet the growing needs in the city especially with the rising infant and toddler population and early education for children zero to five and the citywide plan for early care out of school time. the ordinance we're reviewing today serves the duties and to establish a citizen's advisory committee to help with the development of a strategic plan to improve access for our young to receive high high quality early care and education with the passage of prop c in november the office of early care and education is tasked with developing a strategic plan by by 2016 and the advisory committee a 9 member body jointly appointed by the mayor and supervisors and early care and education of providers and experts and advocates to help advise the director and the office to help our city expand early education for all and to offer expertise in the areas of policy planning collaboration and strategic partnerships. the development of this body was a collaborative effort with the staff at the office of e

effort what i want to know in the sfmta what will help from the planning department to help move this along we're looking at joint opportunity around the city and looking at different land use and zoning controls that might help a little bit i would love to hear about it hear about what specifically the planning department and the planning commission can do to help and the other thing i'll say the commissioner mentions it is funny we have this over after the warriors item i think it would have been a triple threat if we had it object the same day as well, we could bring the sfmta and have the meeting i've asked for (laughter) but specifically look at the kirkland yard it's a potential revenue thing to pay for it in general the public sites is looking at affordable housing development and it's a perfect toint opportunity to do that lets look at it i have a question for staff first of all, thank you first my prop and letters get mixed up prop m the ballot measure that passed not to build below embarcadero b i'm sorry did i say m b does that apply to my of the things that go down to kirkland yard and the proposition on the that passes only applies to port controlled. >> some o

to extend as restaurant lease by ten years. we heard a growing dispute from the workers themselves from the sfo food and beverage. speakers expressed indilg dignation to us that the city would be granting lucrative lease extensions to those who run the restaurants and foregoing the competitive bid process, while about a thousand employees at those outlets are facing job insecurity and a loss of health coverage. since that hearing there's been a lot of work, but also a two day walk out on friday and saturday despite the storm and it was really effective. a strike business 1,000 workers in any industry should draw

to extend as restaurant lease by ten years. we heard a growing dispute from the workers themselves from the sfo food and beverage. speakers expressed indilg dignation to us that the city would be granting lucrative lease extensions to those who run the restaurants and foregoing the competitive bid process, while about a thousand employees at those outlets are facing job insecurity and a loss of health coverage. since that hearing there's been a lot of work, but also a two day walk out on friday and saturday despite the storm and it was really effective. a strike business 1,000 workers in any industry should draw our attention. the travel industry in our beloved san francisco airport, especially during the holiday season is a seriousish shun ish issue and could have the potential of hitting our city very hard economically. and from their last impression or -- and visitors who come to san francisco through the airport and leave through the airport, sometimes it's the last impression they have of our city. i think having labor piece an moving forward it's really critical so full awareness for our board is critical. as the city is

once the regulatory process is behind us and assuming that ceqa process does not have mitigation measures which are unacceptable to the city, in other words impacting our ability to use the office tower as we intended it, we will then return to the board in late 2016 to ratify the conditional land disposition acquisition agreement. at that same time we will present to you the authority for the debt necessary to take on the project and then we would acquire the property prior to the commencing of construction. that way we can, to put it simply, use our money which is a little cheaper than private money, to move forward with the construction costs. project delivery remains end of 18-early 19. we have built into the agreement and worked very closely with contract management division, local hire requirements and lbe participation rates. those are not mays, they are shalls, so we are expecting construction trade hours at 30 percent, disadvantaged construction trade hours 15 percent apprentice hours 20 percent and lbe rates predevelopment 20 percent, construction costs 15 percent. we do have some exemptions that are included in