we have 10 years to pay it. we would negotiate with the other party. in some instances, we would want to push it out. in other instances, we would want to pay it up front. chairman nolan: we all understand that in no one here will we be paying $22 million. we would have the right to negotiate for that. installments, that is the state code. chairman nolan: i support it. questions or comments? lawyers, financial people? a motion to approve? chairman nolan: let s have a roll call on this. [roll call vote] 6-1. thank you for the diplomatic way you approach that with me. it was very respectful. chairman nolan: i will not remind us what happened. chairman nolan: next topic. item 15, discussion and vote as to whether conduct a closed session. chairman nolan: we are now in closed session. thank you. i am rich with enterprise community partners. it is a little disconcerting to be surrounded by barbed wire. [laughter] i was going to start by flipping a coin, but i fig
miguel. commissioner miguel: from the rear of the proposed project to the rear of the backyard of the young lady s house [inaudible] the furthest rear of the project to the rear lot line is 52 feet. based on i will quickly bring up the aerial here. i have not spoken with our speaker previously. assuming that this is your property year, they here, they have a rear yard. it is the project s s rear yard. commissioner miguel: you could estimate that. thank you. i m going to move not to take a yard. what is the height difference between the new structure and what was there before? currently the structure is in terms of storage is an existing three story building. it is going to now be a three story at the front with a partial fourth floor. i believe just coming off the 311 notification, the existing height of the existing building to the ridge line is 33 feet. it would be 40 feet to the building. >commissioner miguel: we have the separation of 75 feet. thank you. the
i am robert stephenson, the project manager with bridge housing. i had the great fortune of getting to work on the apartments with michael, chp, and other bridge staff. i have gotten to see the project into construction. on behalf of bridge housing and chp, i also want to thank a number of people who have made this day possible and worked extremely hard to get us to this milestone. i began working on the project barely six months ago. i inherited a team that has been truly a pleasure to work with. i cannot see you out there. you are somewhere out there. i appreciate you guys. this has been an amazing team to work with. i want to start by thanking michael, who cannot hear me because it is very loud. he has worked on the project for over three years. this has been going on since 2008. he has been instrumental in its success. many others have been working on this for a long time. i want to thank our core team members. richard and vana have been working on this since day one. the
i am rich with enterprise community partners. it is a little disconcerting to be surrounded by barbed wire. [laughter] i was going to start by flipping a coin, but i figured only a portion of the audience would get the joke so i will not. i love the events like this. it is kind of a moment where there are no cost overruns, no change orders. there are no issues of tenants and property management. it is all wonderful. it is all a great project. i think we all need to it is a good idea to celebrate those moments as long as you possibly can. let me do my quick ad for enterprise. what are the largest investor in affordable housing in san francisco, the bay area, and california. we have $250 million invested within half a mile of this site. to invest particularly in the nonprofit developers and special needs of housing. it is a very much to what we feel we want to do and to our mission. that is very important to us. we have worked with chp and bridge many times. we re
[applause] my name is calvin welch. unaccustomed as i am to speaking with brevity in public, i have taken the opportunity to beat the bet that i cannot do this in two minutes. i have written my remarks. rene was part of a movement of community-based people committed to providing housing opportunities in san francisco. through his and others efforts, 25,000 units a permanently affordable housing have been produced, a record unequaled in the united states. in the most expensive housing market in the country, providing such an opportunity is extremely difficult. it takes patience, determination, and wit two qualities he had. he was not too good on the patience side. confronted by the philosophy that says we cannot afford health care, public education, and affordable housing for the broad majority of our fellows, both national and state governments have withdrawn their support for affordable housing. currently mayor lee has undertaken a process involving private and public s