But on a regular basis, we could forecast and look at trends and see, you know, if things are working in the way we intend. So we do have a pipeline report, but we have not been able to do summaries. Weve been able to produce the data sets. I think its being used widely. If we get a new person, we can resume that report. Its been Available Online for the last eight years. I think it was the only report that weve been producing strictly online. I guess weve not made the effort to really broaden the base for who gets this report. Is that available is that a current report thats online now . On the website . Well, just the data set. Were hoping to get summaries because basically, that data set is the basis for what we give you. I suppose weve always assumed that the data nerds were interested. You do such great work. I really appreciate all this. We would be were hoping to have summaries available for the commissioners as well. We could add that to the list that we submit to you. Awesome.
Something in order to get the moderate part of it, which is the shared living spaces, the shared amenities versus owned. I dont think theres a simple answer to this, right . I mean, its one of those arguments, right, if we waved our magic wand and dropped a Million Units of housing on staSan Francisco tonight, there would be a lot of Housing Available tomorrow. Theres not one magical fix, right . Theres a bunch of different things. The inclusioniary legislation includes bans, even the rental of deed restricted moderate income housing. So thats one way, right . So when we think about workforce housing, right, allowing for more workforce housing, that could be by design moderate income housing. So theres not one thing to do. Theres 25 things to try. I think its in the eyes of the beholder which is most effective. Thank you for your perspective. Youre welcome. And being able to drill down each week is great. I want to point out that this is an imperfect report. Not because the report is g
Further commissioners under the discretionary review receive calendar a request for item 17443 everson street discretionary review for continuance to april 6, 2017, no other items proposed for continuance and i have no speaker cards. Okay. Thank you any Public Comment on the items proposed for continuance seeing none, Public Comment is closed. Open up to commissioner comments proposed to continue item one as noticed and item 17 for april of. Second. Second. Thank you, commissioner on that position to continue commissioner fong commissioner koppel commissioner melgar commissioner moore and commissioner president hillis so moved, commissioners, that motion passes unanimously 5 to zero and commissioners that places us under our consent calendar all matters listed hereunder constitute a consent calendar, are considered to be routine and may be acted upon by a single roll call vote of the commission. There will be no separate discussion of these items unless a member of the commission, the
Commissioner dooleys the financial ability of Companies Representing these properties this is something that were seeing a shift in peoples concerns. I think it used to be the aesthetic impact, which our current drafting, but shifting to where the finances are coming from and what the backing and power that these companies have . So we cant really make these businesses happen. What we can do is prohibit other businesses to try to encourage something else. What we are hearing from developers, especially as people are more interested in redeveloping sites with retail on the ground floor and residential above, you are seeing more and more Space Available while retail consolidate online. As well as developers hesitant [speaker not understood] so if you cant get a solid retailer down there for lets say a 10year lease, its hard to make that project pencil out and that is what were hearing from developers that they tend to partner with formula retailers and if there is partnership with oewd t
Basing on mixeduse decisions be addressed in a Citywide Retail standard . My personal opinion it should be left up to the neighborhoods. Commissioner dwight . My personal opinion is that it leads to issues, like its not just in retail. Look at what happens with 8 washington and real estate development. When we start letting small groups of voters within a city that has very low voter turnout, basically hijack the process, and advance their own agendas because they take advantage of an imperfect system; then we get into trouble. And so this is where balance between letting the neighborhoods have their autonomy, but having the city establish some rules and regulations so that not everybody is at the whim of whatever that particular makeup of the neighborhood happens to be. The other thing is that neighborhoods change. Nobody, who is in the here and now wants to see their neighborhood change, but every neighborhood in San Francisco is not like it is today, even ten years ago. Some of them