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These obligations primarily include annual payments in lieu of taxes, our standard Design Review and design approval procedures and contracting local hire and workforce programs. The release has the potential to reduce the amount of tax increment generated in the south plan area, which would thereby negatively impact ocis ability to meet its Affordable Housing and infrastructure obligations in the south area. So to avoid these potential impacts ocii has negotiated the memorandum of understanding...

Ucsf and the documents that govern development of the site, followed by discussion of the main terms of the proposed agreements; the findings of benefits that we are required to make under redevelopment law, Environmental Review and conclusion and next steps. Blocks 33 and 34 as director bohee mention ready currently owned by an affiliate of salesforce. Com and comprise 3. 8 acre sites. As you can see it here on the map bonded by 16th street to the north, illinois to the east, mariposa to the so...

Im in support of the warriors coming back home. I remember when the warriors were at the Kezar Stadium and the western edition at that time really benefited from it, even though the city would not build a new stadium for them at that particular time, the reason why they moved to oakland, but im glad to see them come back home, even though i may not be able to afford a ticket to see a game. I would like two things for this commission to do and for the warriors to do. Try to make it possible for s...

Going on out here. Now, i hadnt talked to the president , but i was hoping and praying when we request to come before you all to make our presentation about what is going on here, you will have a different perspective. Im here to speak on Public Comment, but i would be remiss if i didnt say what i had to say and what i feel and maybe get up to tell you all. It aint over, its just a new beginning. Thank you. Do we have any further Public Comment on this item . No other speaker cards. Oh, one more...

Roscoe James knows the value of a good, cold cup of lemonade. The 7-year-old Delmont resident hosted a lemonade stand the weekend of July 28-30, raising more than $200 which he donated to the Delmont Food Pantry. The miniature pantry is a box open the community at the borough’s Rose

The legendary treasure could be worth tens of millions—if the team can dig it out of the ground.