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My name is don marcus on with the university [speaker not understood]. Im here to support block 33 and 34 ucsf. The city is [speaker not understood] for the rest of San Francisco. And we need that Job Development momentum going and this project will help do that. I heard in the news last night or yesterday the average house price in San Francisco is a Million Dollars now. So, theres a lot of issues and a lot of item that need to be addressed. And what we hope for is a speedy and fair resolution ...

Good afternoon and welcome to the San Francisco board of supervisors land use and Economic Development committee. My name is scott wiener, im the chairman of the committee and jane kim and malia cohen. Our clerk is os berry. I would like to thank sfgtv for broadcasting todays hearing, jessie larson. Madam clerk, any announcements . Yes. Please silence any cell phones and any electronic devices. Please fill out a card if you wish to speak. Items heard today will be in the agenda. Supervisor scott...

Proudly invite guests from as far away as the far east. Some of the original customers im not sure where the far east is that. Is that the east coast or is that the far east of the world . Because im not clear about that. I think its maybe asia is what were talking about. Some of the original customers come back with their children and grandchildren to reminisce about those good old days. In fact, the excelsior district there are a lot of people who like to reminisce about the good old days and ...

Benefits in this garage, each of those cultural benefit Cultural Facilities and st. Patricks church would have commercially reasonable rates that would be rates commensurate with what they were typically paid before when it was a privately operated garage available to the public, the balance. And now its just a maximum of the one to one and the balance available to the public. So, i know that the developer is committed to working with the constituent partners in the area to make sure that their ...

Table [speaker not understood] page 32 that would amend in the words i dont have the preexisting language. Hang on just a second. Let me get that page 32. Where its actually about in cityowned garages, the language would be in the middle column where it currently reads none are required, however, if class 1 spaces that can be rented on an hourly bases are provided, they may count towards the garages requirement for class 2 spaces. Essentially, its regulated between class 1 and class 2 spaces in ...

And welcome to the San Francisco land use and Economic Development committee. I am scott wiener the chair of the committee and to my right is jane kim who is the vice chair and to my left is david chiu. Our clerk today is lisa miller. I want to thank sfgtv for broadcasting todays hearing and specifically jessie and mark and those that cant sit in the room we have an over flow room. We have Public Comment cards at the front. If youre interested in speaking fill out a card and the item number that...

Internally. There are still external factors that impact the deliverability of projects. Were a heavy process town. I know you get these issues at this committee and there is engagement in the process and sometimes it spreads the timeline of projects. The ceqa process some of the work were doing requires a full eir and can take two years and the ceqa process can be in the way as well so were trying to be effective and smart in planning for the ceqa process and the Community Engagement is effecti...

A ballpark would be fine. Im looking through some of my other departmental colleagues. ~ looking to the 28 Affordable Housing fee which is based on up to 190 units at the Building Height of occupiable 480, in the range the number is approximately 115 million. Thank you. Thank you, supervisor. I do have a breakdown of i just want to and then i have a comment. We can get copies to Committee Members as well. Im not sure if the developer can provide that sheet. But it is a combination of the Afforda...

Paying any transit impact fees potentially. We also saw when the renewal of the Impact Development came to the board of supervisors lasted year the board sort of partially eviscerated it in terms of reducing its ability to generate meaningful revenue for the Transit System to reflect development impacts. What can we do to make sure that development is consistently paying to mitigate transit impacts that support the Transit System . I think as my understanding that the main vehicle across the boa...

Funding that we can obtain is actually used for transit, and one of the arguments that ive been making for the last few years we have gotten into a bad habit in San Francisco from diverting transit money to other admittedly important policy needs, whether its impact fees we see it all the time. Transit impact fees are non existent or low and other fees are high and for other important needs. We saw it when a bunch of muni money was shifted over to the Police Department in the form of a traffic w...