Transcripts For SFGTV Treasure Island Development Authority 21016 20160214

So thank you for coming to the Treasure Island Development Authority roll call. Ford the wednesday, february 10, 2016, San Francisco Treasure Island Development Authority Board Meeting call to order director president fei director Vice President mazzola director richardson director kositsky supervisor kim we we have quorum great so thank you and welcome all for being here today wale have the next item on the agendas the general Public Comment item number 2 general Public Comment to at this time, members of the public may address the commission items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. With respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when Public Comment will be held during each item on the agenda members of the public may address the commission up to 3 minutes you will hear a single chime with 30 seconds please state your name. Any Public Comment . Please come up. This is. Hello my name is matt to online accept a resident residents of San Francisco im interested in creating an organization that would be housed on Treasure Island in the future and i enlighten it as unit of nations and organization that will bring together like houses or opportunities for countrys from the pacific ream to share the culture, their heritage, their information and help educate k through 12 students and the general Public Comment about their cults and envision this will be a granddaughter for Treasure Island from people from the local community and u. S. And as well as abroad im looking to determine if this is interest from the 28d Development Board in regards to beginning such a project and housing it on Treasure Island well, thank you very much i think that the best way to proceed we first talk with staff and to discuss that with them more fully what youre proposal and well take it up as appropriate. Very good thank you very much. Should had sent information to me ill followup with her and include that that the future communications. Great, thank you any Public Comment . Worrying about to address the board if not next item, please. And report by Treasure Island director. Good evening good afternoon. Members of the board this past month we had an open 0 house with the San Francisco Public Utilities commission on january 23rd at shipshape to provide information on the electrical system on Treasure Island in past outages and had a couple of dozens of tenants and others came out to get information on the electrical system and past outages and the measures that are taken to decrease the probability of future outages the ymca has started a Walking Group for residents on the idle as part of their efforts to increase the fitness and the department of health did an outreach code of math on january 26th they provide flu vaccines and other things for residents and visitor this past month the San Francisco Police Department did conduct some trainings on the island in advance of super bowl 50 and the San Francisco Fire Department for the past several weeks has been providing Training Experience on Yerba Buena Island the site and location has given them a rare opportunity to test theyre operating and training procedures for fighting residential fires on hillside the around super bowl 50 to events on the island that generated more than 80,000 in revenues tida the first was the nfl chairmans event that was held on friday february 4th from the parking lot of building one and on saturday february 6th there was max magazine had a party that was organized by bryan cane at the North Eastern side of the island in addition to those events 3 sell operators located temporary cell phone facilities during the month of february that generated an additional 75 hundreds in revenue the department of public works and puc are working to install toilets in several tida buildings including the chapel and guy. Funded by the puck b puc and installed by the random reply crews for on the Development Front we opened escrow for the first transfer of Development Parcels to tdif with the target of closing friday or next thank you tuesday on the transfer artists transfer of the property tdif will mobilize theyve read the theyre First Construction contract with the reservoirs on the Yerba Buena Island the we were scheduling a department of public works will be scheduling a public hearing on the subdivision map on february 24th and working with the navy they anticipate issuing the next wanted of suitability to transfer covering building 3 site 21 which is the area of the Sailing Center and a water site in clipper grove and later this month with a target of transferring overseeing properties to tida may have this year last month we had a presentation here at the board on the Affordable Housing program on Treasure Island and it was requested i continue to reporter back on the process we have met this past month with the Controllers Office and public finance, Mayors Office of housing mayors budget do you have to review the thajz challenges for the Affordable Housing and alternatives for generating month revenue to close the gap and potentially increase the Affordable Housing participation here on Treasure Island working with the i f d and other agency with John Hall Kaiser and has been running alternatives on the i f d revenue that will be generated under 25 or 26 and thirty and 40 percent Housing Alternatives were working with tihdi to update the performa of projecting the cost of developing the Affordable Housing so with all the efforts simultaneously we should be able to provide a more detailed update at our next meeting and will influence the recommendations for the i f d and cf d recommendation which type of i f d has formed as well changes 2, 3, 4 tax increment changes to the program that concludes my report any condominiums from the board or suggestions. Thank you, madam chair first, id like to personally thank jack and everybody involved in the events that went on for super bowl myself personally that didnt prevent as much as an inconvenience i thought might, in fact, i barley notice it i heard if some people that they didnt have an idea what was going on they felt they werent informed appropriately i know there was kind of a significant traffic jam on friday for the fair for the late of the month flea market so a certain amount of i received a certain amount of Public Feedback not being wellinformed about some issues as well as the tree cutting in around the chapel which i knew about but yet there seems like some residents that feel theyve not received appropriate notification if you drive down california street and then at the 13 street california is closed to local traffic on and once again i heard from you know a few people saying what is up and going on i dont understand so again, i dont know what efforts the staff made to notify the residents thank you. I but clearly i heard i dont believe they were notified well enough about the goingson on so just for future events and again me personally hey, it was great although my verizon; correct connection one way or another was no better over super bowl we understand i want to put that out there thanks again. Thank you yeah, you touched on a number of different projects the tree removal obviously was being done by tida in conjunction with the Jon Stewart Company and the work at the end of california is a navy project but i did not include in any report and should have if you go to the tida website we have a new drop down memo on the main bar on the tida website on construction weve up loaded some basic information on the ti tic d and have more realtime updates on road closures but you highlight that having a central possessy for notices not just for tida work but is something that is needed it is something were exploring in addition to the traditionally efforts to push out information through the Housing Providers or on next door that perhaps our website and other places to incorporate those notices. Thats great i guess many people dont know to go do the tida site right now so a way to let the residents know that would be great. And the more to keep current and useful and new information there keeps people coming back. Thanks so much. Director richardson. I too would like to make a comment what i observed in regards it Treasure Island i think that from my stand point and from folks he actually spoke to in the city that the super bowl was very successful on Treasure Island and again, it conveys the message that Treasure Island is open for business it is a venue that the city can begin to host more activities and events and definitely were happy about that i also wanted to take the opportunity to commend staff for working with the city in particular the department of public works the streets were extremely clean San Francisco the past few years had a has become one of the cleanest citys parks and people leave things here and there but a concerted effort to maintain that level of integrity and that lastly of cleanliness for the United States of america so with that said, getting a report i have two questions one has to do with with the Electrical Outages i know from the past we done all kinds of things working with the puc and trying to do i sense there has been significant improvement so what is causing the outages now where do we need to concentrate the efforts and what do you think needs to be done we need to take note of. The outages are decreased pretty good sightings since the peak in 2012 and we i believe is august or september the last time we had an outage on the island so currently were enjoying a period of stability with with regards to the electrical system on the island about half of our more recent outages over the last 18 months or so have the cause has been indetermined and that really relates to just the resiliency of the switch switch onion the isle and the ability to ride out fluctuations and current caused by minor shorts a branch falling open a line but falling off creates a surge the system puc does a visual survey to make sure there is no downed lines are apparent problems and reset the switch and they monitor the system to make sure that stays up so about half of the outages are related to the resiliency of the switch the other outages do have to do with birds in the line more rarely we had a couple of outages related to vandalism people trying to take the copper wire that was connected to the system and tree branches and other falling on the lines were interfering with the line the puc has does a lot of work to trim back the trees and on Yerba Buena Island in winter with the branches situation the puc has been installing deinvestors on some of the poiv poles that stops the birds from nesting on the poles so there is a number of things the puc is doing to increase the resiliencycy of the system and our next step we plan to engage with the puc to do a fuse study to assess if there are better ways we could isolate particular portions of the system so outages will be more limited and not necessarily be island wide. The other question i have although it is towards not mentioned in our report has to do with with wifi what kind of a reception are we getting as peter was following up with the department of Technology Staff this month to do a check in on utilization and speed performance on the existing system and also discussing some additional areas we may want to add additional capacity to make sure we have good coverage and specifically was discussed increasing the conform around the shipshape and giantism and a long time athletic fields which draw visits to the island that might also benefit from improved coverage but the Grocery Store shipshape and bus stopped we want to make sure we super very good coverage. Thank you, sir. Any comments from the public on this item hearing none. Item 4 communications for and received by tida one from the navy and the Treasure Island welcome ymca and publications among other things. Any comments by the board on any of the communications weve received . Okay. Any comments from the public that is hearing none, next item, please. Item 56 ongoing business by board of directors ongoing busi board of directors sir. Yes. A brief want to bring it up again, i brought it up at the one of the last meetings about looking for a dog park for the people that or currently on the island the future Beautiful Run on top of w b i for the current time theres a lot of dogs on the island so what you can do whatever you can do will be helpful and probably a good place to have people make sure their dogs with vaccinated and have access to the vet care it could serve multiple purposes thanks. On that point we are evaluating some options based on that request from the past including were looking at not just in terms of dog run facilities but the park that is at ends of palm drive the southern end the residential area it seems to me underutilized and things we can do to reactivate that space as well as looking forward to the work on the west side and im bay side falls that property will be turned over to us as you may know a number of structures have been removed well have more open space another location we can have something but definitely something perceive had confuses with the staff well report back as we come up that those issues. Im sorry director kositsky. I thought we had a beginning of a great communication with the Affordable Housing now olsen lee is looking at the challenges and supervisor kim has will be calling a hearing at the Land Use Committee to talk about affordability on Treasure Island i wanted to potentially inquire about the status of creating a subcommittee of this body on Affordable Housing and just hope that issue can be in the agenda for the next meeting or we can talk about it now. I think that would be an appropriated topic to talk about i believe they last meeting we asked it housing or be calendar on each one of the calendar it is an important enough topic certainly this is one of the things of the highest priorities so i agree that having subcommittee would be a good idea from the to board so we can really look at the issues at hand so i think that i believe that we need 3 members for that committee and mr. Beck did you have a suggestion on that. Well need to calendar the next to form a Committee Committee i can certainly have an agendized update on Affordable Housing and follow that with a proposal to form a committee and i know you wont be at the next meeting but well coordinate to make sure that your interests are in terms of staffing that committee are known and reflected when we bring that item. Commissioner kositsky is that acceptable. Sure great. Any Public Comment on this item im sorry. Thank you i want to echo you know commissioner kositsky suggestions to Affordable Housing i think that at the meeting the commission and myself and him attended i think some of us here have been involved with Affordable Housing throughout the city and going to get a lot of ideas to the table and we also know that even the Assembly Level again, i want to echo that Assembly Member chiu just a matter of us reaching out to all the other stakeholders and binge them on board and see how to pursue that trld Treasure Island milestone might be strurnl in guiding the stakeholders on that matter we definitely want to make sure that tihdi it is homeless you know housing is built and we can come up with all kinds of various ideas i want to echo that sentiment and be part of that committee. Okay that i am on this item hearing none, next matter. Item 6 Consent Agenda are considered to be routine may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. There will be no separate discussion of these items a member of the commission, the public, or staff so requests in which event the matter shall be removed from the consent calendar and considered as a separate item at this or a future hearing. Item 6 a approving the minutes of january 3rd, 2016, and item 6 b authorizing the execution of this with with marin county flea market, llc doing business as Treasure Island and item 6 c resolution of 30 years the Fourth Amendment for consulting in connection with the transition of housing rules and regulations for the Treasure Island yerba buena Island Development project by expending the term through june 2017 and increasing the total initiative not to exceed to 250,000 before we take a vote any matters that the board wants to have a separate discussion on any members of the public that want to comment yes please step forward. Good afternoon. Excuse me. My name is charles my family and i put on the Treasure Island fleet every month and wanted to state how much is a great part of our lives to contribute to the community we have been a part of and experiencing and seeing first hand the evolution of Treasure Island the viability we be part of it is great working with tida and awesome working with jack miriam we love him and doing toy drives and toys for to the whatever it can be a fabric to be able to better the communities and Treasure Island it something we really just find a lot of good feeling with we also really appreciate the residents of Treasure Island outside of my family we exclusively employed only people rearranging chairs on the deck of the titanic on Treasure Island if we can do anything Going Forward to embrace that feel free to lets us know well like to be part of. And like to say the flea market is an asset to Treasure Island and the bayview people this is fun it brings people to the island we appreciate of what we do at Treasure Island. Thank you so have much for those kind words. So moved and motion and a second yes i. Opposed . The the is have it. The next item habitat overview and update. Just to introduce this item the habitat Management Plan was one of the early documents if the planning and environment process looking at how to preserve the National Environment on Yerba Buena Island and more recently weve entered into a relationship with the department of environment to help us implement the habitat management to peter from the department of environment will give you an overview of the habitat plan and how we are working with the developer as we move into construction. Greetings thank you for having me ill go to he will between two presentations one mine which is it going to show up on the screen cool . My introduction im not peter i work with the environment of and working closely 19 with tida staff and peters to help to implement the plan happy to be here i have another presentation from the pamela from c m g we could Work Together so im going to to go he will her slides bear with me as a i do this slime as ill mostly talk about Yerba Buena Island but pamela has a good set of slides with the overview of the open space aspects of it this, of course, is an inspiring image of the future no sure how many years you probably know that date but very a real inspiration for what we do out p there as you can see Treasure Island is development an amazing asset on a manmade idle and this is to show the context it is did future and the bay setting back i think i was Going Forward to a bunch of slides sorry yes same slide quickly talking about the open spaces in shows the framework as you can see Yerba Buena Island on the right the context of the development of the remainders of open spaces on Treasure Island and there again build out the bayview with Yerba Buena Island and sort of embed in that landscape and then this is talking about the phases and so phase one of course is Yerba Buena Island as you may know including doing the open spaces and then there will be great assets and Treasure Island as well as the park will be a unique park and increasing the wow. As you go from building one where it will be more formal but having infrastructure and stormwater facilities where you can have planet to manage the stormwater and have look at the of a wild landscape but increasing wild as you go north exciting things happening on trmd as part of the phase one and the hilltop park will be a great asset once that is build out so okay i think im going back to my presentation thank you okay so actually, the first slide is pretty needed this is our stock standard departmental introductory slide and today, this is a similar view from 1850 when it was taken so, of course, that is ships in yerba buena gardens coffee but not think Yerba Buena Island which you can see was vegetation back there then probably. Com made by the okay trees and native trees and shrubs on top of the island and down the slopes that is looking back from you know the prospective of Yerba Buena Island and cfo and this is a little bit of a sense of the historical environment of the area and probably thought islands as well in that except for the fact not a lot of People Living there but sort of the oaks and other things depicted around the cove from the wetlands and the grass and the coast and the redwood efforts on the inland to the dealt and beyond an incredible ecology thats the overview context for which Yerba Buena Island sits and this shows how close the idle is to the two shores about San Francisco and the east bay how were managing the wildlife and planets on Yerba Buena Island we dont know of that in the San Francisco but reaching singles were up against the east bay as well and show the diversifies of the San Francisco and Yerba Buena Island there the upper right most we call the price to see sand or dune sands that orient when the sands were there old dunes tens of thousands of years ago that were built the upper layer the soil in Yerba Buena Island and under that is bedrock of the complex we call it including the gray wacky sandstone this is the california state rock we dont have on Yerba Buena Island and further context so this is also on the left to show sort of the city policy context in which i do my work as coordinator with the department of environment we worked with the Planning Department and pals an update to the element of the general plan and this has a new objective to enhance the natural habitat to over the course including the islands and so im now will run through a few slides to celebrate this is a shot of the west shore a wonderful diversifies spread similar to the shore of San Francisco and planets such a what we call lettuce and it grows on the bluffs then this is one of the our favorites sites most importantly areas on the island we call the pickigmie this is w under story and really, really amazing natural area that is under story of the oaks native wood fern as part of the Plant Community a flower called a different kind of flower the genus it grows the under story of the wood lands we were out there and found a couple of locations so the reason is this is referred to as a local planet it actually was in San Francisco county Yerba Buena Island with only the unoccurrence so it grows in oak wood and throughout california but on in Yerba Buena Island it is especially valuable and has value people like to pick it in large monuments and hang it around their necks the 19th century and another shot of the scrub integrating with the wild oaks and bowing their heads they jumbled into the water and looking at us saying look at those creatures and a color view the south side so take a terror picture of wildlife this is interesting mascot and butterflies and other things o are quickly the goals of the habitat Management Plan and in a moment ill talk about a couple of maps the presentation so maintaining the diverse were establishing the habitat and function and expanding the areas of native habitats and planets and wildlife and reducing the threats for the planets okay. So this is where im going to get into a little bit of the nittygritty of plan buses at a highlevel those are the criteria by which the priorities were 1re78d for implementation of the plan so criteria being existing conditions and what is happening own the ground and the restoration of support and the general feasibility so back to the presentation to see a couple of maps sorry lets go here yeah. So well talk about actions. All right. All right. So just going to do show a couple of maps and ill go to he wi toggle back i dont you cant read the key at the with bottom but the outlines of the Development Area mostly on the top of the idle the pink are coastal scrub you see blatantly red lands and other parts of presidio and the coast and the dark green are wood lands and on the left side is ive showed the images that overlook the city the light green is the eucalyptus and other native and nonnative trees it gives us a sense of the pear where i know are willingly these give us a sense of the planet and how their arranged on the island and this it shows those are prioritized how we want to go forward with implementation we might come back to this map now ill go back to the presentation. Okay. So ill run through the general action to be taken via implementing the plan so mapping the plan this is known as the dune this is a rare plants on the California Society investor of rare plants gross in San Francisco but not in many other places so this is a beautiful the rear rare plant on the bay bridge and during the wildlife not the most charismatic but bureau of fly but a new find for the county a real skipper this is not 35 local burst flies and mapping the communities out there this is one of my favorites something unique in any experience maya angelou that the dark green is actually the oak trees acting as coastal cascade normally they grow with a Slower Development on you know flater or at least deep slope this is how Yerba Buena Island evolved the coast scrub lands lair all over the west side so really, really make that a place this is the coast guard which will be sure to be visiting and monitoring and collecting feed from as we implement that and then mapping and monitoring the basic plants is important we have quite a few of the of the guys that are threatening the native habitats and building out a trail plan and you know closing social trails that are damaging had been haiti at that time, such as this one that is new south of the quarters site and lets see see, of course, removing priority plants invading native habitats that is a yellow one this is one in San Francisco and it is threatening that population this image there a nexus on the right some say theyre living in harmony but the flower would be begun in a blink of an eye and removing any establishing needs we call this is the Rapid Response and this wed is pretty well established but not having any plants we can get a handle on any further okay. This is if you think back to the map the areas of the island and this shows their sort of cataloged by a higher priority ill leave it at that and then with all that this best practices that are recommended im very, very fairly treated the Management Plan so when we are managing the island were doing according to the best science and best practices to date so you can you know pick and choose but with the planet removal you have to take care of that and think about the wildlife so weve been doing that and go according to the p. M. Program obviously can do that in a judicious way, etc. So all of these are categories within the charter of best practices that is actually comprehensive so and then i want to say a little bit about the habitat within the footprint that is, of course, pretty much the top of Yerba Buena Island we do have quite a few of the oak trees that is an important thing to be aware of and the city has been paying attention and doing things according so first, we also have those are going all over we deal with but to make the point that we are were do the best we can to take care of what exists the plant area within the decree of feasibility so for example, the realignment of the road this is necessary and a great opportunity for restoration adopt hill with the new alignment and current alignment necessity with the live oak trees that breaks any heart in terms of bigger opportunities we have Going Forward so this is an example of some of the had been a at that time, within the area and blue elderly berries around the island and Habitat Restoration we it in 2006 we organized and then other example this is just about 17, 20 feet from one of the i think the existing buildings on the west side of the island across the street from that oak wood alongside the dutch pipeline inpiping for the burst fly growing along the fence line for example, when that plants to that roach that fence roach that fence in a careful way to take care of the plant and habitats this is not for you to read but basically look at the entire floor the Yerba Buena Island and then creating preliminary appellant of plants to choose from when we had had vegetation so weve been peter and i have been meeting with folks and trying to get that going time is of the essence when their relandscaped well be planting with the local native palate we will would be working with mta and the birds will move up the hill there will be a lot of opportunity to reverse those and stakeholders shipyard ill be done and available for whatever questions you have so we had a great meeting two weeks and folks from various local conservatism there was a maturity conversation to let them know what is happening and what we should do a lot of feedback on wildlife and when i think of wildlife as is development precedes that was one of the focuses of that meeting and bryan and i were not at the meeting but hes done a lot of work on the island and the burst flies this is wotterf her when she was on the commission for the environment we did some Habitat Restoration that is the kind of thing we want to do Going Forward and trying to cultivate partnerships we have a lot to do this is the beach threatening the Coastal Stream habitat and then this is exactly where we worked at about 10 years ago we were successful in removing that ice plant and it came back on hiss its own and actually on the right there so this is exactly where we want to be so peter uaw have a couple of meetings lined up with the organizations on Treasure Island to begin discussions to you we can create partnerships where were involving folks from the community in have you had occasion of the habitat there is a lot of trash out there this is. Current photograph looking at the west side of the could have this is a photograph of 10 years ago were looking forward to and taking care of those problems to underscore what great values so a lot to do but a lot of potential to create stewardship and shall i talk about the bu y buckeye growing on the north slope of Yerba Buena Island and turns out the upper one the upper hill one basically split in two so we were in a panic and oh, no, we thought those are the beloved buckeye but those are the oldest there was an at risk report generated and went out there and said look heres the thing even though half the tree fell over it is still alive the ones that fall over will stay alive when while it may not be the most sightly thing from a habitat and a Natural Research stand point i recommend we try leaving the tree in place weve do some trimming and cleaning up and there is invasion of the canopy and subpoena pressing but well clean up but the recommendations to leave it the way it is now and thats a picture of the fallen tree and the remaining half of the tree on the right and in fact, this is the type of burst fly photographtterfly photograph so thank you. That was so informative and enjoyable that was a wellthoughtout habitat i think that is great you are considering involving residents in this stewardship it will be the ones that will enjoy the benefits of the stewardship and not just people from the Treasure Island San Francisco as well. It will be great so im glad youre doing that so lets see, sir please. Yes, thank you so much for that presentation that was boy gave me a lot of hope and a lot of a couple of questions some of the pictures of seeing artistsic renderings of Yerba Buena Island show a totally different angle and your depictions if sounds like that and it looks so wonderful i was kind of wondering there was trees with arent actually native the navy did some interesting planting are you going to cut all those and this is an interesting thing not be invasive making decisions like that . Yeah, so the plan is to i think takes a very kind of rational approach how to manage the eucalyptus a lot of ways of dominant vegetation so a lot of that has been removed in any way, shape, or form so the development as you may know and but with respect to the remainder of the island my view is that we you know we definitely dont want to cut it all done but and that we should think about what parts of it to keep through the Wildlife Habitat thats example we continue to engage people gordons not only think black and white and remove the eucalyptus but think about how is the island used by which species and you know and so how shall we shape how reremove did eucalyptus here nor there so not a black and white but in general those eucalyptus doesnt have anything going on we want to convert that to native habitat and image that illustrates the process the best practices for that and in a slow way not entirely as i said yeah. The eucalyptus clearly are not native but their dangerous potentially fire hazards but the bees seem to love them so, you know, it is good to hear youll take it and in piece i like that i was wondering is this a natural thing an invasive species. Definitely on at California Council statewide we list and it is used by one of the interesting stories its uses by the burst fly which like some of the general species that butterfly is oh, great dont ever cut down this plant basis ufsht butterfly be very, very careful as the picture i showed this is the expert of the butterfly they are credibly if you want to keep e keep this plant it is easy habitat and awesome in terms of the restoration context if you want to create a bio verse native landscape not held back by this common butterfly now the blue butterfly is a different thing but a common butterfly. Because of the drought not a lot of those plants and a few beekeepers that praised phenomenal but so i image nature will take its courits course this is possible or followup on that but i try to note of promote is going on regulation stewardship monthly by increasing the numbers of the community and our Society People impact, with the land and manage frenal we can keep is it didnt go crazy out of control. Likewise blackberry. The nonnative blackberry is invasive if you have a thicket of blackberry is provides cover for wildlife you go in there in 2012 season. Have a plan to remove that blackberry youre taking did habitat initially but had i would say on Yerba Buena Island i loved that island and picking the black berries was a blauft but what about the humming birds are they nesting they only started nesting earlier. Humming birds nest early announcements a bird expert im a plant guy yeah. So but, yeah their early nesters it will interfere with some of the early cutting they have they definitely in order to you know comply with the United States eir and a lot of monitor had to occur before the trees were cut. Just sorry. I was good evening do say from cooperation with the rams project a couple years ago when it was starting construction that right now mid february is additionally the starting of the nesting season for the humming birds and the intervention with the bridge contract in early january that years was a particular warm year the humming birds startled nest a month early and it delayed the rams construction by 4 months to allow the hatched to fledge right now the tree removals that were we were working earlier this fall have been completed so interests not anticipated to be a large number of things as we move forward so part of the intention to complete the removals before the nesting season. Thanks not an issue one final last thing i want to thank you for reaching out to the locals i know there is a lot of interest there both formal y b i people and people that want to get their hands dirty to get the notices out so harmony out there. Thank you peter for that impressive presentation i expect that from 0 someone from the department of the environment and the commissioners of the department we put to get the sustainability plan i cowrote a lot of the issues and this is as opposed to be bible that will guide the San Francisco development it is being that plan is now for decades decades and great to see that Department Following the footprints although i have some questions for you today what we would like to have were at the point of the developing of the tida by bringing you here want to have more of your presence issues you mentioned in your presentation id like to bring you back you know for further consultations well well to have certain things you didnt give us to bring that out so we can have a specifically im highly interested the overlay map of the development in San Francisco where you highlighted all the vegetation i was looking at the map and going from the west to the east and what is going on down the lower activities on the waterfront i know that the people right now we really wanted to know what is native and similar outlets to the Yerba Buena Island to other parts of San Francisco your department should be studying at length for preservation that is the point ive been asking for the information for a lot of time right now the managed zones are mapped and the best projects you Hidden Valley high school that so if you could just make available our entire presentation that would be the subject because it is in there a lot of the area you covered that will be very structural to host specific meetings on specific items thats my assignment for you the restoration of the Yerba Buena Island to me the education aspect i personally speak to a lot of the youth all over the city from all sects and the kids in the San Francisco Unified School District if the western part of the city to southeast and chinatown or whatever i want them to be involved the discussion where we are having right now because i know that you have done the department does a lot of outreach to stakeholders but specifically utilized to see all the other stakeholders involved especially the youth to have a tour of what you said show them around and get the landscaping developed because yerba buena Island Development is teachable moment the historical of San Francisco it is one of the 16 projects worldwide that is on the list of development and the way we were going about that development presented to other parts of San Francisco and trust that how Yerba Buena Island is in reference to the other parts of San Francisco environment and so we can begin to borrow the best practices or so where the linkages are and thats were you the city expert are coming in we would like to get the Audubon Society that is their we want to know what kinds of species for the bees we have the importance of the bee and the other things youve mentioned yes, we have invasive plants but we find out theyre actually helping you know the preservation of all the other species then we can decide where we need limit the cop of the alumnus id like to have you to teach us on the island in in form it is invasive but need a diversity of vegetation on the island this is the way we are innovate just the development of Treasure Island but thinking about the Bigger Picture we get asked a lot of us expertise we get people swiss about questions the community so for the restoration yes lets get together with the stakeholder and binge us more information and we will work with the director beck to bring you back but again, thank you for those fine presentations it is really in depth you did a lot of our homework were pleased with the presentation thank you very much. Youre welcome thank you very much. Ill echo involving the youth i remember for any children as teenagers every single one of them went to the work basis to rove the plants and learning about native plants it r is great way when in their young to see nature so i hope that you will too i know the presentation was mostly on Yerba Buena Island but the next part is the development of Treasure Island and there will be street mrarnts that will good evening to happen as part of that so are you involved in that as well as the department of environment involved in the selection of the street trees for the street plants and will we get a presentation. We can bring back the streetscape Tree Planting but had some presentations when he did the streetscape the species are generally consistent with them those that are approved the streetscape master plan twerpt working for the developer and their landscaper the they consulted with the urban forestry the department of public works has a lot of experience on the selection of street trees both for their had been that at that time, potential but their appropriateness for the streetscape in terms of n creating. Mr. Beck we ought to look at the street trees here were go talking about native species and trying to get native species well be doing a lot of Planning Department staff the new Development Area it would be good to have not only the department of public works but the department of environment giving us wisdom. Any Public Comment . That wants to address the Board Hearing none. Item 8 discussion of fallout of future agenda items. Are there that any hearing none, we have mentioned the housing will become an agenda item yes. And any Public Comment . Hearing none, we can adjourn thank you very much for attending today