so then yerba buena center that is basically everybody else in the yerba buena center expect for the yerba buena gardens that budget is one .1 million and 3 about the 8 million 40 in garage revenue and using more in our fund balances. we'll be spending that money about 2 >> i pledge allegiance to the flag and 62 though for staff, 2 hundred and 50 thousand that is basically a pass through to the city which is cb g program income and for the jessie square garage and 50 thousand to the mexican museum and that money is new money that didn't include some of the money that was approved in last year's budget we're carrying forward so actually we are expecting to give the mexico amount one million dollars because we're carrying forward 9 hundred thousand plus from last year's budget and missouri at about we're carrying over previous capital improvement money that's why those numbers are looking low. and then 2.6 million will go to the city for which is the jessie square garage for the reimbursements for the debt you service and 20th century 1.8 million will be going towards developer acts fr

. >> in the yerba buena it is one we are approved the significant culture assets we continue to look at the culture institutions and yerba buena and this was an asset that was required for the urban renewable funds there's a content and your content is required pursuant to change the terms and conditions of the particularly lease with the nonprofit and related. with that, i'd like to ask tracey renaldz nodules the director for the changes. >> thank you. i'm tracey reynolds the manager at the real estate group at the assessor agency as the director mentioned i'm before you today to ask you to allow the executive director to content within been the california historical social he and the developer of the high-rise on mission street. this action is consistent with the terms of a 1990 agreement for disposition of lands or the lda with the developer is an affiliate and under the lda and is a l s any changes must be in writing payroll as executive director mentioned the los angeles police department on which the paramount sits it was made with federal renewable funds and when the land was

the yerba buena center and south beach and western edition south of market and bayview triangle >> thank you, commissioners as i recall we had our first commission workshop in our housing going this is a second meeting with the director will present and then he'll be followed by the development services manager to focus on the major approved project areas. >> thank you very much chairperson johnson and acting director and commissioners i'm pleased to be here. acting director this will be our second budget workshop to give you an overview of the staffing portion of budget and depth service and asset management that will be a high-level review we're happy to entertain questions about this section. a little bit of history. so during the last commission meeting we had the first workshop and the housing program bucket today, we're talking about the development services and the staff and depth service budgets if all goes well, we'll be bringing the budget for your approval and that will be submittal to the mayor's office for the mayor and board of supervisors consideration we have our first me

housing to 49 percent and 11 percent on infrastructure and about 6 percent on asset math that's the yerba buena and 3 percent of our budget on project management and other budget costs. if we look at where we get our money from its spread out in 36 percent developer payments and 35 percent property take into consideration and 19 percentage spending down from prior years and others for rent and garage uses and 3 percent other the last year of receiving hotel tax from revenue bonds we have due to the muscone center and loan payments and things like that. what's changed in the budget and that concludes a relatively few items in hunters point shipyard there were things added back in 2 hundred and 50 toward the security funds and making sure we permitting put this into the budget relates to having the ability to assist small krashts that have trouble getting the security bonds and 79 thousands even if be developer funds we are returning to the developer to use on the intended original purchase of african are purchase in the shipyard this is for public art this is a preexisting obligation that's refl

gardens capital line we requested $400,000 in funds and yerba buena lease funds to do capital work dof thought that was a reserve into a reserve account so they did understand that item they said you have $400,000 we'll apply to 0 other request so they selected line 9 that's a reerments plan so at the said take the 4 hundred from there and apply it and you'll only need a hundred so we've submitted an appeal to show them that's work that's needs to be done and for restricted funds for yerba buena gardens and therefore line 40 and 9 should be oeshl and so forth. and we will hear a final declaration to the distribution date. we'll keep you posted on that. i wanted to let you know of a couple of events this thursday is the grand opening for you hurntsz view it will be a great event with nancy pelosi and the mayor attending at the 10:00 a.m. there has been scheduled a grand opening of the leroy carrousel skeleton for april 26th rescheduled to may 17th due to fabrication of one part they pushed it back to may 17th. also in our packets i want to let you know an informational memoranda abo

car sell in honor of former commissioner lee roy roadway king we had the special meeting in the yerba buena arts very fitting and now the car sell s is reopening the sign is up there's a community celebration and supervisor breed and supervisor kim will be in attendance and i hope each of you will be in attendance that's a lovely celebration sponsored in part by you and your efforts that's on saturday may 17th. at the car sell at the children's leroy king car sell and that event is free and open to the public bring our families and friends from 12:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. two items the department of finance did considering confessor are for its review two oversight resolutions you've considered the first we've heard related to the health department bond issuance that's a trigger of 60 day review we not our notice yesterday and the other item mission bay and the owner participation to allow the change in income levels and change in tenure for the mission bay block that will be developed by cerebral master developer doing the land and integral putting in equity for a middle income site as typical

i know that it says, that the mta is supposed to be represented and another city agency, or the yerba buena neighborhood group is supposed to be represented and i think that there are one or two others and i could pull it out and it did not say how many members and there seemed to be no process outline there, and is that something that is supposed to happen later? or does that need to be in the settlement itself? >> i assume that the departments themselves will determine who their representatives are as well as the community stake holders, but you are correct in that it does not have the details. >> i mean, no comment here. and i know that i personally would have liked to have seen more detail and i am pretty sure that board of supervisors some certain members will say that they wish that they had seen more detail and i don't know, i mean, again, we are just a responsible agency, in relation to this process. but, if there is an opportunity to, let the people who are part of that process and either one of the settlement teams, know that and it might be an easy fix to make that will save some

bills were signed by governor jerry brown my bills created a tax center for the upper center in yerba buena gardens and the health benefits for the same sex couples and made our streets safer for pedestrians for sign and saved accident tourism business and in my roll on the budget subcommittee own finance i'm fooirthd for more money because our categorically system is the key to our strong economy i lead the fight to reallocate sources to non-english is it so. starting in of all the local control that about empower student population and they're fighting to keep city college open. city college has touched the lives of almost every san franciscan to help people it must stay open. as the chair of the committee on asian promotion i'm continued to work in china sf bringing people here we go to create jobs. additionally my office we're proud to be part of the history to enroll people in california. the states program to offer quality equality of affordable housing. i'm working to make it better for the bicycling structure by allowing them to install bike lanes that are safe. oakland i'mic to inc

hut as well as giants fans neighborhood residents so on we've done community outreach like the yerba buena alliance and the green hill association, the police department southern station we've spoken to captain redmond man and received his blessings and spoken to supervisors supervisor kim's office and i believe she's recommended approval as well. the sierra club, the spur a few others as well >> thank you very much. colleagues do we have any questions for the applicant? yes supervisor yee >> you mentioned that this is a video place i probably didn't explain myself we want to call it a outdoor garden property it is at all with skylights and we're going to fill it with plants and serve fun cocktails we're a relaxed environment if we can get a tenths of the business it will be great. >> supervisor mar. >> yeah. thank you for going above and beyond the effort to reach out to the neighborhood and organizations following the suggestions from sunny and supervisor kim's office i really appreciate the tremendous effort to reach out to others as well. >> thank you very much. we can now hear from of

next, we want to drawing your attention to the yerba buena island ramp project the construction is under a way we're encountering an urban accepted challenge of north of birds on the island. we've identified this was anticipated with the environmental input report trying to cooperate with caltrain with the costs of working around the birds north site but if the north hablz continue there will be a delay so to offset that we're letting the contractor work on other parts we'll bring an update to see how we can work around this challenge. we're pleased and thank the board for speb the transportation authority as the agency this will help to implement the centerpiece of the transportation program which ask a center project those are fees for town hall and parking fees to support the bicycle on the oimd in addition, this includes followed out projects for the 28 line in addition to the m ocean project that has completed our procurement and we request a proposal so we began procurement we hope to get that going not spring the transit project continues with our advisory meeting on thursday 24 w

the money was less here at yes, sir bough by yen gnaw gardens -- here at yerba buena gardens. hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking. the mystery person behind the twitter account is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. he saw one of the clues. it showed class at the lake lake merritt bart stations. >> the bill was gone. i saw the container andlooks fat looks familiar. i looked over there. >> he already had plans for the money if he found it. >> i donated to aids life cycle. it is one of my favorites. it benefits the san francisco aids foundation. >> specifically to samantha ames benefit. she is biking, but her bike was stolen recently and i told her about estrada's generousity. >> that's incredible. i had no idea it happened. i am so honored he contributed with the money he found. it is a wonderful thing to do that restores a little of my faith in humanity. >> maybe one day they will reveal their identity. abc7 news. we should be out there hunting for c

the money was less here at yes, sir bough by yen gnaw gardens -- here at yerba buena gardens. hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking. the mystery person behind the twitter account is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. he saw one of the clues. it showed class at the lake lake merritt bart stations. >> the bill was gone. i saw the container and that looks familiar. i looked over there. >> he already had plans for the money if he found it. >> i donated to aids life cycle. it is one of my favorites. it benefits the san francisco aids foundation. >> specifically to samantha ames benefit. she is biking, but her bike was stolen recently and i told her about estrada's generousity. >> that's incredible. i had no idea it happened. i am so honored he contributed with the money he found. it is a wonderful thing to do that restores a little of my faith in humanity. >> maybe one day they will reveal their identity. abc7 news. we should be out there hunting for cash.

. >> if you have savings in the center yerba buena lease revenues we couldn't use that to hire extra staff. >> it would be prohibited because of the underlying dollars but the administration is more flexible. >> we have to make sure we do it with our reduce lines they're very general to for that purpose. >> commissioner ellington. >> last question for me there was a couple different representatives in the narrative in the mayors plan to build 2 hundred units is that with the sb 13 or is that two distinct policies. >> sally for the record. the pipeline that we have for the meeting with the mayors pledge or plan for affordable housing by 2020 is focused on our projects we'll go over in this details when we go over that with the mayor's office of housing. so since we're in a pending status on the replacement housing funds we don't know but additional funding available that's additional units inform fund right now it's focusing on the redevelopment projects with the remainder what the exception would be and the hugh and the hunters view and the sf project for the project areas and then,

the money was less here at yes, sir bough by yen gnaw gardens -- here at yerba buena gardens. hidden cash is the twitter handle that has people talking. the mystery person behind the twitter account is leaving cash on the streets of san francisco and oakland. a reward to anyone who can figure out the location of the money from a tweeted clue. he saw one of the clues. it showed class at the lake lake merritt bart stations. >> the bill was gone. i saw the container and that looks familiar. i looked over there. >> he already had plans for the money if he found it. >> i donated to aids life cycle. it is one of my favorites. it benefits the san francisco aids foundation. >> specifically to samantha ames benefit. she is biking, but her bike was stolen recently and i told her about estrada's generousity. >> that's incredible. i had no idea it happened. i am so honored he contributed with the money he found. it is a wonderful thing to do that restores a little of my faith in humanity. >> maybe one day they will reveal their identity. abc7 news. we should be out there hunting for cash.

increasing we're delivering projects for other agencies and the yerba buena and the folsom ramps for example on behalf of land use and economic development and this is in the staff and the procurement processes for example come into play. on technology data and analysis there is a gap here. the senior planner is meant to fill that as well as under finance and administration. we have a analyst. these are the next layer of senior staff below the management level who are going to help alleviate the work load and distribute that decision making power across the operation and provides a track for the staff to move up and across all divisions you will see the analyst for ad min and the data analyst for the modying group. we have creating a deputy district level and allow the two large divisions to have distributed management capacity to assist the deputys in both divisions and on capital projects you see senior engineer proposed to be added and that helps provide that senior management support. and for the most part i think this structure should be able to help us respond to the three chal

once you hit the toll plaza no delay and then the incline to yerba buena island you will find two left lanes blocked for the next 10 minutes. golden gate bridge traffic flowing nicely in both directions. pretty shortly here they should get four southbound lanes open in the commute direction. and mass transit also off to a very nice start. bart should have more than 25 trains all on time. golden gate ferries also look good. caltrain and ace train number one left the central valley with no problems. have any questions about your morning drive once you hit the roads? remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. that's traffic. back to you guys. >> thank you. >>> a lot of people are wondering about a big yellow box at a busy san francisco plaza. kpix 5's andria borba reports it's for amazon deliveries. >>> reporter: it takes a lot in san francisco to get people's attention. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: but dropping a giant yellow box in the middle of justin herman plaza isn't subtle. >> we don't even understand this. >> reporter: it's called amazon locker and at the moment it has

also the usual overnight roadwork this morning from the incline to yerba buena island if you are trying to cross into san francisco from the east bay. and here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. very light traffic so far through marin county into san francisco and we should be seeing lane changes here any minute now. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, michelle, back to you guys. >> okay. thanks, liz. >>> doctors are closely monitoring 16 californians who came in contact with a man who has a mystery disease. the centers for disease control tells us all 16 were on a plane with the man from saudi arabia hoe was diagnosed with a middle east respiratory syndrome, mers. mers is potentially deadly viruses that very difficult to treat. the cdc did not say where in california these 16 people are, though. >>> notices are going out today to let people know their south bay neighborhoods are about to be sprayed to kill mosquitos. several mosquitos recently tested positive for west nile virus, the earliest in the year that's ever happened. parts of san jose and campbell will be fogged th

sounds like they do, from the incline towards yerba buena island, caltrains says they should be wrapping that up by 5:00. you'll also find some overnight roadwork on the eastshore freeway, el portal to san pablo dam road, should be picked up in the next 10 minutes. all lanes open in the maze may see. that major paving project they have been working on, they picked that up a little bit ahead of schedule for this morning. all right. checking some other areas in the east bay, here's a live look at westbound 580 the ride looks really good right now if you are heading to the dublin interchange. and even through the altamont pass, we haven't begun to see much slowing. 14 minutes or so between the altamont pass and 680. it's just beginning to slow a little bit on 205 as you pass mountain house. pretty typical for this time of the morning. and i wanted to show you a quick look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. this is what it looks like approaching the toll plaza where there's just one, two -- it looks pretty good right now coming into marin county. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." frank, mic

spring the ladies will have the rare opportunity to perform this week at the center for are arts in yerba buena island. >> students are technically trained here and when we get a chance do go on stage we nervous and exciteed. >> as they say, the only way to get to carnegie hall or the opera house is practice but for a young dancer when they are ready to take the professional leap not all rods leader here. >> it is the cherry on the cake if you get in company because most of the kids would want to join. but, you know, there are a lot of other good companies in the world. >> for more information on the san francisco ballet and the school or for tickets visit abc7news.com. >> you looked right at home. >> you have more tonight, right? >> a longer piece airing tone at 6:00 so tune in. the dancers are tremendous. that is my alma mater, beautiful dancers at the san francisco ballet and bright talent. you will love it. >> the morning news continues at 6:30 with the top stories. >> we are hours away from vice president biden's bay area visit with two events planned with his wife. >> katie marzullo and a

san jose and the santa clara valley, northbound 101, very slow all the way back from yerba buena to palo alto. 85 is slow. 87, 280. even though we haven't had any major crashes, this thing is lit up bike a capacity tree. if you drive in san jose, expect slow traffic. let's go to steve. >>> sal, my spweather twitter notifications are not loading. >> no? >> everything else is. we need to wake up a twitter ip person. >> okay. >> spweather is not hit. it is not loading. so many people must be trying to reach me. beautiful shot out there. it will be shot today. people are probably already telling me it's already 70 degrees. i know it. there are a lot of temperatures warming up. the fog will come back. it will be windy. we'll see a good 30-degree drop on some of these temperatures. today, though, high pressure is there and it's large and in charge. fg is going up and -- fg is going up and -- everything is going up and over. i've had a hint of a west pind. i doubt it does anything today. some of the records to beat, napa. we're going 97. the record is 96. kentfield, forecast is 95. the record i

that @hiddencash was back in san francisco leaving loot underneath this bench by the carousel at yerba buena gardens. and once again, i was to slow. so was this guy, he made a vine video about it. i emailed @hiddencash to see if they wanted to do an interview or to shed some light on why they're doing this. so far i haven't heard back, but one thing is for sure. giving away free money is apparently a great way to rack up twitter followers. at 1pm friday, @hiddencash had 714 followers and by 5pm that number had jumped to more than 2,000 and is still climbing. and it's not over yet. the generous tweeter has promised to keep hiding money all weekend. in san francisco, charles clifford kron 4 news. and the mystery person behind the cash drops kept his word. the most recent drops happened today. hidden cash made the last depost on haight street. and earlier today the painted ladies got a visit. you can follow hidden cash on twitter with their handle hidden-cash. they have over thirteen thousand followers now. and next week. hidden cash is coming to los angeles. a young chicago boy is being hailed

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the incline to yerba buena island is slow. have an accident we have been watching right outside our kpix 5 studios. battery street and broadway, it looks like it's a minor injury crash but some lanes are blocked around that intersection, some muni buses have been detoured. they are detouring cars off at front street. southbound 880 at tennyson this accident is right there and it is still off to the right-hand shoulder. we are seeing a few slowdowns on those southbound lanes from 238. once you get past tennyson things get better. here's a live look at the silicon valley ride, westbound 237 looking great so far leaving milpitas heading to sunnyvale. there was a problem i guess approaching great america parkway on westbound 237. an object on the road doesn't appear to be causing a delay. you can see that drive time still about 7 minutes between milpitas and sunnyvale. there were some delays out of san leandro an earlier switching issue but right now everything is back on track. golden gate ferries, caltrain and ace also. we are s

westbound 580 incline to yerba buena island all lanes back open. all the approaches are very quiet. more good news on this friday morning bart is all on time with all their trains. remember kcbs when you hit the roads at 106.9 fm or 740-am. with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> like a breath of fresh air the low clouds and fog have returned the sea breeze too so the temperatures are going to be coming down across the board today. so no more 90s or triple digits. going to be topping out in the 80s in some of the warmest spots. a lot of high clouds drifting overhead and patchy fog has moved in along the coastline and just inside the bay. that's some good news if you have been looking forward to some cooler weather so looks like we're headed back to normal over the weekend. still, by the afternoon, it will be mostly sunny, a little breezy as you approach the coastline and the golden gate. but some cooler temperatures in store for the next few days. high pressure now weakening somewhat and sliding further to the east. now we're getting under the influence of this trough traffic and we

maybe 25, to get on the span and then our sensors pick up slowing from the incline to just past yerba buena island. here's a live look at travel times. westbound -- westbound 580 heavy through the livermore valley, a half hour between the altamont pass and 680 and the eastshore is the spot you will find some brake lights, as well. 24 minutes from the carquinez bridge to the maze. it's not too early to start talking about the weekend forecast. right? with the forecast, here's lawrence. >>> i have been talking about it since monday! >> never too early. >> as soon as you got in the door. >> this weekend is important with mother's day. out the door, we have some clouds early on today. our hi-def doppler radar is looking for the possibility of sprinkles, nothing just yet. but there's a chance we could squeeze in a couple of those throughout the day. still, we are going to see a lot of clouds, a weak system slides through. temperatures going to come down a little bit. but this weekend looking good. the offshore winds kicking in. and the temperatures are really going to start to be much warmer. a

she was at the yerba buena center. she was very, very frail, could not even get out of a chair. but it was just the idea of seeing her in person that she was still there. it just makes you think about the magnitude of maya angelou. >> she was on "mornings on 2" several times. got to meet her. charming, gracious lady. we'll have details on her bay area sections and why she did not speak as a child for several years and why she never celebrated her birthday. >>> i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >>> we're talking about your weather and traffic. steve is off today but mark tamayo is here. >> we do have mostly clear skies across the bay area. here's our live camera showing ut beautiful sun with a few high clouds paying you a visit. the bulk of the cloud cover down towards southern california. clear and breezy for today. it will be cooler on friday. could be tracking drizzle first thing saturday morning. talking about a few high clouds to the south and also to the north. we have basically fair skies across the bay area. current numbers beginning to warm up. chilly in napa, 47 deg

san jose, the slowest traffic one long line of traffic from yerba buena exit in san jose or blossom hill road all the way up into mountain view. let's go to steve. >>> all right, sal. thanks. pretty good fog bank here, even local drizzle, especially on the san mateo coast. the fog is retreating. all 50s here. a couple of low 60s to the east. 440s in the north bay. novato, petaluma and santa rosa where they are originally. a lot of mid- to upper 50s here. the low that gave us the cooldown is still churning. it's pretty far east and is heading south out of the picture. as that does, high pressure will build into the north. we'll see this fog disappear. it's already burning off parts of the bay. pretty good rain/snow last 36 hours up in the sierra. still one one trying to keep the -- still one trying to keep the theme going. the breeze will pick up for some. it's not northerly yet. it's more westerly. it goes into the central sierra nevada, the high desert and down in southern california and southern nevada. that will be a big weathermaker as it moves out of the country. sacramento almost c

look at 101, that is one solid line of traffic pretty much from yerba buena exit in southern san jose all the way into palo alto. you are with plenty of company there. 7:48. let's go to steve. >> thank you, sal. >>> mostly cloudy skies. actually clear to the west. clear to the north bay. sunny already. mostly sunny on the pill. partly cloudy. closer to that low up in the sierra. cool, very chilly this morning. kevin up in forestville said cold 45 up here. cool, clouds. a few showers, it looks like most of that is done, although mark in pleasant hill sent me a message saying i noticed it rained. it did. breezy, windy, mostly sunny. it will be sunny for everybody here. the breeze will pick up. a couple of showers, still some dark clouds. it looks like almost everything is done. around highway 4, brentwood, oakley there is a little bit out to discovery bay but the main focus was stockton, modesto, manteca. most of it looks like they are on the northern edge of it. it did bring in clouds for some parts of the bay area. we had a 43 at napa. i think we'll see that tonight and tomorrow espec