and then there is six-hour workshop coming up on may 19 that is required workshop for some of the city's first-time homebuyer assistance programs. not required for the thrrs, but we'll continue to monitor those as we go forward. some of the top takes i wanted to -- topics that i wanted to discuss, that we're look at for further consideration as we look through the results of all of the interviews, is the early inlieu payment, the desire of the households to split, as well as the trhh process affordable versus market rate unit. on the early in-lieu opportunities, when we originally set up the thrr, part of the feedback that came through the public comment period on the thrr that resulted in a provision in the thrr to extend an early in-lieu offer, as it was set out at that time, 5-8 years following the adoption of t dda if the people had not yet been offered a transition unit, that they would have the opportunity to take the in-lieu payment if they were choosing to move off of the island. and so even when we considered the delays to the program implementation because of the ceqa litigatio

my father made his living with that workshop and. has been working for this maker for two years the startup stitches and installs ultraviolet resistant. a young company in a nice market its owners worry about finding enough skilled workers there aren't enough qualified sowers in germany. field staff are in high demand among on e makers those who've learned the trade are often turned off by the heavy pace of their work it's very difficult to always be looking for a new people in this is often. the company has to permanent employees and a steady stream of in turns like marwan mostafa. he's from aleppo which was a textile hub before the syrian war. there the thirty nine year old ran a workshop with twenty five employees. and i have experience as a tailor of men's and women's fashion i could easily open a tailor shop maybe even a large workshop or lots of people could come and work for me i could easily employ fifty people perhaps even one hundred. most opposite employers are giving him a good start to achieve his goal they're confident

there the thirty nine year old ran a workshop with twenty five employees. and i have experience as a tailor of men's and women's fashion i could easily open a tailor shop maybe even a large workshops or lots of people could come and work for me i could easily employ fifty people perhaps just even one hundred. must stop as employers are giving him a good start to achieve his goal they're confident about the syrians abilities even if on paper they have no qualifications. comes down to companies not insisting on certificates or exam results a typical german obsession thinking that these are the most important employment criteria. speaking good german is still a must however no matter how good their employees skills are it's important to avoid misunderstandings and improperly cut fabric. so the staff take german language courses. that's self-evident to use of also honey after all he says you now lives in germany it. is. safe. and military service. are they truly compatible. franciosa for bax is no contradiction he thinks of it as his calling. the german militar

this workshop is being held in shown below belgium here at the university of leisure smart gastronomy lab they use state of the art kitchen appliances there's even a three d. printer for making chocolates arlin one workshop participant shows that day to cuisine is even suited to darker more somber topics our idea is to play up the bells and pray lean this chocolate you're never sure what's inside and so we're making the small talk that often and we will fill them with various feelings that represent the ways that people die in belgium. now it's time to put their ideas into action to make sure the database dishes also. taste good participants receive tips from a professional chef arlin bird is creating the various fillings that stand for the different causes of death for six hours the designer from and feels pretty leans until they reflect the situation in belgium. the prelims are waiting for their photo op it's important to document the various dated dishes before they're eaten. the other goodies are also taking shape they cover a wide range of topics from the motivation level of belg

they will be holding a spanish language workshop on june 30th. we do have a number of spanish language households. unfortunately for the may 19th session, the translation services were not available so we are following this up with a repeat workshop that will be entirely in spanish. and then also need to begin our efforts with tidc and mayor's office of intdevelop procedures and protocols for the pre-marketing effort. by which, residents through the thrr will have the opportunity to purchase either affordable usy units, or market rate units before they go on sale to the general public. there will be a pre-marketing window. and again under the thrr, our households have the opportunity to purchase a new unit from the developer in that pre-marketing window. income qualifying households may also purchase an inclusionary for sale affordable unit but that income certification process could take up to a year to complete. with the first project ticipated to be completed at d enof 2020, we really have about a year to get people through this certification

>> the workshop on june 30th is for people who are interested in purchasing first time home buyers workshop. so the city we have funding that's available through the thrr but the city has a number of programs for first-time home buyers but that workshop will be conducted in spanish. >> that is great. i have reiterated here all along, it's really great that the primary obligation that we have, and i need to say that, we need to exhaust, at the end of the day, we are going to be measured, number one. yes, there are two things here, the primary obligation, sure. secondly, to make opportunities available to anyone on the mainland but the primary obligation are the ones that are great interest to me first. because that's the one that is written in the d.d.a. and those are the ones we have obligations to. again, i'm going to be looking at how we are treating this class of, you know, of residents. because we want to make sure they are getting all the information they have. they have priorities. at the end of the day, at a certain point that we are able to present where they are in this pool and ag

i'm going to be doing workshop on oral history. when i joined in 2015, the last time, workshop on journalism, this time on oral history. the idea is that everyone has a story and there's no one too small or too big. everyone has a story that can be tremendously enlightening that can teach others something really important about history, politics, about society, generations, about who we are. i will be working with these young people to try to encourage them to start doing their own oral history. so we will talk about basics of doing interviews, obtaining consent, how to be a good interviewer and listen and so forth. the idea that they will start doing oral histories as well, maybe with family members, someone in the community. many syrian kids are growing up and they might not know the history of their homeland, they might not know the history of their families and would be thrilling for me if that seed of curiosity is planted and that they run with it and continue to do interviews long after i leave. maybe we will build an archive

so -- and then, lastly, just workshops, other workshops that we want just to remind the commission or just to inform the commission that martha does classes at the s.b.a. monthly -- martha yanez, on starting a business 101, and she also has been once a quarter conduct the class in spanish? and she also does the same workshop at the renaissance center. this wednesday is the sfcdma gala at the olympic club. and then, the asian american business mixer, which we traditionally hold during small business week, that is being scheduled for the -- this thursday. so -- and -- and then, i do want to do a shout out to our public library, the san francisco public library for being selected basically the public library of the year out of all the city libraries. so -- so congratulations to our library. >> an academy award for them. >> yeah, it is. >> okay. do we have any members of the public who would like to comment on the director's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. any other commissioner comments for the director? seeing none, next item, please. >> clerk: item 7, commissioner's repo

be doing a workshop on oral history. i hope to a workshop on journalism and now will be doing oral history. the idea is that everyone has a story and there is no one too small or too big and everyone has a story that can be tremendously enlightening about politics and society in generations about who we are and we working with these young people to encourage them to start doing their own oral history and will talk about doing the basic of interviews and how to listen and the start doing oral history as well maybe with their family members were someone in the community because many syrian kids are growing up has a minor no the history of their homeland and they might not know the history of their families and it would be thrilling for me for the seed of curiosity if it's planted and if they rune with it and continue this long after i leave and maybe we'll build an archive and everyone has a story and there's no end to the amount of stories that could be recorded. the more they documented the more we can learn and understa

>> yeah. >> there were workshops, a couple workshops at our prior may board meeting for people interested in homeownership opportunities and there will be a spanish presentation on homeownership opportunities at the end of this month. and we have been working with the relocation consultant on getting letters out to residents and i'll be updating that further in one of my presentations today. >> thank you. >> thank you. any other questions? next item, please. >> item 4, communications from and received by tida. there were several residential advisories, newsletters and publications among others. >> any comments by the board on communications? >> i had a question. i saw in one of the communications the island museum raised this issue about restoring a fountain. something about it being in a particular location on the island. i'm unclear of what the situation is, is that an existing fountain that is currently on the island and is part of the regriding work. would that be affecting it? >> so that fountain is a, it's a glazed terra cotta fountain made up of many component pieces. the pieces th

workshop, 5 to 6 workshops a a year, and all through, in -- and the help to fill out the application. >> president serinhank tyou. any other comments or questions of a general nature? c, motion to approve, requesting orizatn to enter, to renew the grant agreement with centro latino de san francisco, during the period july 1, 2018, through june 30, 2019, $115,503, and not to exceed 127,053. a motion to approve for discussion? >> so moved. >> thank you. centro latino has been providing naturalization services for s. program educator and coordinator for years, and instruction and method is down to a science. it will be e.s.l. classes and one-on-one assistance, and preparation and submission, mock u.s., c.i.s. interviews and the united states citizenship immigration services, and if needed,scort services to the u.s.c.i.s. office for spanish speaking l.p.r.s with approved language waiver. i seek your approval on this grant renewal.>>han tyou. a motion to discuss? >> so moved. >> a question, f all six contcts, notice that outreach was not explicitly bucketed as part of the contract. ch plan

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the john lewis books and then the workshops we did this year. grateful because a lot of schools sent students. roosevelt sent students over and then other schools with larger numbers. so we saw probably 200 students in that workship. -- workshop. we're grateful. mr. miller and mr. dickey have been working on this for years we're grateful for the opportunity to present to you this time around and what we're actually asking for is the ability to continue to partner and be more intentional about professional development and those trainings that can happen and sharing the curriculum that's been informed by community and young people. as we developed that curriculum, it's in that space. really thinking about how we can be intentional, thinking about the literacy work, and i know we've talked in the past to kevin truitt about some of the work that they're doing around literacy and some those in schools and we're able to partner in be in that. and the data coherence and access. we're grateful for the partnership with mr. dickey, but do think as we buil

had six open houses, 11 community workshops, 12 workshops with business and neighborhood associations. 15 meetings with our bernel heights and dog patch communities. three rounds of briefings with members of the board of supervisors, two focus groups with neighborhood and community leaders, three presentations to the citizens advisory council, two to the policy and governance committee, numerous of updates with thousands of subscribers to the email list and dozens of postcards. so, out of all that, we came up with a number of key issues that we felt needed to be addressed through this reform project. the first one that we identified is really the demand for parking in residential areas is greater than the available number of spaces and much of this demand is generated by the residents themselves. the second one is that there needs to be alternatives to the r.p.p. or need to be able to look at other tools for managing on street parking in these newer a typical residential areas or mixed use areas. and third, we need to fill a gap in our support of families in terms of permits for teach

the first workshop next month, the second next august. people can register for the cannabis course online. >>> it took three years, million but a new exhibit at the oakland zoo will be open in a few weeks. >> abc's aaron thomas got a preview. >> reporter: some of the animals are still en route to the oakland zoo like the bald eagles. others are making their presence felt. >> that's what a grizzly bear sounds like. >> reporter: and this is what they look like. the exhibit has four 1-year-old grizzlies. teenagers, big teenagers. >> these grizzly bears are 280 pounds. as males they'll get to be 1,000 pounds. >> reporter: down the way, a small group of black bears. their fur may be brown, but they are black bears. staying with four-legged animals, a couple that are have shy. >> we have two north american gray wolf. >> reporter: the zoo hopes the wolves will breed next spring. they're slowly coming back. >> the prey is still here, they're following the deer, rabbits, other species coming in. >> reporter: every animal on the california was eith

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it's an all day saturday event where multiple workshops are done, and with our workshop, we've provided information to both professionals and families about the c.a.c. and what we're doing in special education. in addition, we've been involved with outreach at what used to be called edrev, but it's e.h.c., education revolution. on a state level, we've had participants attend the government's ad row casey, and also the board for advocacy for special education back in april where our chair, lee fisher has participated and learned about a lot of information covering the budget and its impact to our students' education and special education and how we recognize the fact that there is an inefficient amount of budget that supports the needs of our children in special ed. our 2018-19 priorities for the c.a.c., some of these may sound familiar because we've referenced them before in other reports. in addition, other advisory committees, the joint advisory committee has also reported on the two items that we point out -- the first two items we point out, which is the reading inventions. we would

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. >> students from 80 bay area schools are here for a wide range of workshops on topics that are often hard to talk about. >> there's definitely a stigma attached to mental-health issues. and, also, i would say there's a stigma -- maybe even more of a stigma -- attached to seeking help for mental-health issues. >> 17-year-old nadia ghaffari, of los altos organized the conference. nadia began focusing on teen wellness after she helped a suicidal friend find a path to recovery. first, nadia started the teenz talk website to share video messages on tough issues. this conference takes the idea further, creating a safe place for teenagers learning to help themselves and others. >> it's normal to feel anxious or depressed at times, but if it gets to a point where it's really changing the way you live your life, then it's time to get help, and it's okay. >> nadia and her team are getting support from a range of mental-health organizations eager to reach out to young people. >> data has shown that teens in the u.s. are experiencing higher levels of stress than ever before. and about 50% of men

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we did a whole workshop where kids were working with designers and they were manikins, we did a workshop and we had some of the top designers come. it was sort of a way to give a home washed all the american designers that worked with me but not to make it about me. it had to be about kids. so they all came for a day of working with all of these young designers around the world. and they were making jewelry and different rooms and they came together for a panel and they got to meet diane von furstenberg and all of these big names came and they spent the day with the kids. it was about them but it was also about fashion. i was kind of the way i tried to think about linking the stuff that people wrote about, something that was important. like, okay, you like my shoes. let's teach kids how to be designers. what the craft means in america. [applause] that it is not just about how you look but what you do. and all of that was fun. fun, fun! >> and it leaves the kids feeling like hey, i have been to the white house peer. >> they felt like they were something special! i'm in the white house, do