Math use and jeanette at sfgovtv for staff thanksgiving meeting. Do you have announcements. Board of supervisors are convening hybrid meetings request public ment providing Remote Access and Public Comment via phone. Public comment taken on each item on this agenda. Those in person will speak first and move on to remote line. You will heart meeting but muted in listening mode. When your item of interest come up and public ment is called those in person line up to the right and those online press star 3. If you are on your phone remember to turn down your television and all listening device. You may submit comments to myself erika. Major sfgov. Org you may commit comments to our office at city hall the address is 1 dr. Carlton b. Goodlett place room 244, San Francisco, california 94102. Items acted upon today are expected to appear on the agenda of september 11 unless otherwise stated. Madam chair yoochl thank you very much. Call item one. Item one resolution authorizing the acceptance and recording of easement by the city and county of San Francisco from synoor for 410noor avenue in south San Francisco and no cost to the city and county and to authorize the director of the property to enter in amendments orring modifications to the grant this dont increase the obligations. Members withhold like to speak, now is your time to press star 3 to be added to the queue. Thank you. We have Kathy Whitener i think on teams . To present yes. Good afternoon. Chair melgar, vice chair preston and president supervisor peskin. Items question approval to accept and easement for a Property Owner developer. For construction of 3 Residential Structures at 410noor in south San Francisco. Development will contain 338 units of housing. The easement is necessary the project is located within the upon 70 decibel Community Level or contour for the San Francisco international airport. The south San Francisco city council over rhode the determination and imposed a condition of approval requiring the Property Owner grants an easement to the city and county and the airport. This easement grants the city the right in perch taoist aircraft throughout the air space boost property. To implode noise, sounds and other due to operation of aircraft and protectless the city from lawsuits brought by the current or future ordinance related to noise. The easement is any and all future lawsuits from Aircraft Operations over this residential development. Im joined by airport Property Management staff and together we are available to answer questions you might have. I will note there is no fiscal impact of grant thanksgiving ease am there is no budget analyst report. Thank you. Thank you. Good grab a word [inaudible]. Go to public ment on this nouchl madam clerk thank you, are there mechanics in the chamber that would like to peek on item one . We will move to remote call in line we are checking. Thank you. Public comment is now closed. Id like to make a motion we move this legislation forward with positive recommendation as a Committee Report. Im sorry. There is an amendment . No. Thank you on this motion supervisor supervisor peskin. Aye. Supervisor preston. Aye. Supervisor melgar. Aye. Thank you, please call item 2. Resolution renaming a segment of palo alto to la avanzada street. To the intersection with del brook avenue renaming segment of palo alto between the intersection with del brook avenue for those joining remote loam press star 3 to be added to the queue you will hear you have raised your hand. Thank you. Madam clerk. You may remember that a few months ago we had an appeal of project zero palo alto avenue. The issue here is like many things that happen in the city are records are imperfect. Our maps currently say palo alto avenue all official maps the street name on the street says laafter zadeh the street that goes to sutro tower in there is development that is proposed for this area in great confusion among the neighbors. Because the street names are not consistent. This is. This district 7 office trying to get that athlete repaved for i dont know want to tell you how many. 10 years. And we were able to do that. But we need to fix the name on the street map of the i dont think this is controversial. I think this is something this we need it get fixed. We have jason wong from Public Works Bureau street and map happening. On team usa. And he will share a few remarks and hopeful low we can pass this. Jason, are you with us . Hello. Yes. Hi. Jason wong bureau city and mapping. This change is put forth patho ato changing a few [inaudible]. La avanzada is connecting to the intersection at del brook and the other section renameed del brook as it has been by the neighbors. And all city agencies and a crew from all agencies and neighbors that would have responded. Okay. Thank you i appreciate the collaboration, jason. So with that, madam clerk lets go to Public Commentful please. Thank you, are there members that would like to speak on item 2 today . Seeing none. We are checking the remote line. Zero in the queue. Public comment on this is now closed. Id like to make a motion that we approve this and send it out with positive recommendation as a Committee Report of the on that motion supervisor supervisor peskin. Aye. Preston. Aye. Supervisor melgar. Aye. Motion passes. Madam clerk, lets go to item 3. Item 3 an ordinance amending the planning, build pregnant fire codes to codify the waiver of awning replacement fees and sign fees applied for during may to wave for business 69s and new awning installations during the mother of may of 23 24 and the planning code, build and fire code waivers pertaining to street light and awning replace am on the installation awning fees key to permit applications. In may rather than issuance in may. For those joining person now is your time to press star 3 to be added to the queue. Thank you. Madam clerk. A we have bell here from supervisor engardios office to present. Thank you. Good afternoon chair melgar and vice chair preston and president supervisor peskin. Today a further amendment to the Small Business fee waiver legislation you heard and that has been enact in the law. Small business month takes place each year in may as part of an among long benefit the city waves plan check and inspection fees for Small Businesses to make store front modifications. The supervisor engardios earlier ordinance waived fees for new awning installation for may of this year and may of 2024. And the ordinance before you today would further expand the fee waivers to business signs. Just like the previous ordinance this fee waiver limited to may of 23 and may of 24. The fiscal impact of the fee waiver based on the department of building inspection projected to be less than 20 thousand dollars each year. We believe that the fiscal impact on dbi the message of support this sendses to our Small Business community would being significant and supervisor engardio hopes to make these permanent but intends to revisit next year after studying the numbers are dbi and reviewing the economic conscience at that time. We would appreciate the committees support in send thanksgiving file to the full board with a positive recommendation. Im available for questions you may have. Thank you. Thank you. Mrs. Bell. As i see no questions. Lets go to Public Comment. Madam clerk. Are there any members of the public that would like to speak on item 3 . Seeing none well go to the remote line. Zero in the queue yoochl Public Comment on this item is closed. I would like to make a motion that we send this with positive recommendation as a mittee report. On this motion supervisor supervisor peskin. Aye. Supervisor preston. Aye. Supervisor melgar. Aye. You have 3 ayes. Sthk. Go to item 4. Item 4 supporting california bill 532 introduced by ascertain scott wiener enabling the bay area to raise fundses to prevent a medium term superstition operation budget short fall requiring transit safety and reliability. For those remote now press star 3 to be added to the queue. Thank you, madam clerk. I was under the impression this supervisor mandelman was going to be here himself to present . But i dont see him here. I also have that direct tumlin was going to and he is not here. Should we defer this item a bit . Okay. Im going to out of deference to my colleague supervisor mandelman defer this a bit. So lets go ahead and call items 5 and sick together. Please. 5 is an ordinance amending the planning code of Development Impact fees exception of inclusionary housing fees the type of rates applicable Development Impact fees exception of inclusionary housing determined at the time of project approval. And also amending the Building Code allow payment of Development Fees deposited in the citywide Affordable Housing fud and appropriate findings. Item 6, is an ordinance amending the planning code to modify the index fee of Development Impact fees exception of inclusionary housing fees. Thats not the right title. Apologies. Ordinance amending the planning code reduce inclusionary requirements of the planning code. Amongst other things on the fwntd and making appropriate findings those remote press star 3 to be added to the queue. Thank you, madam clerk. Supervisor supervisor peskin, would you like to share remarks . Im happy to share if you want to bounce back to 4 with mandelman i can delay those as you see fit madam chair. I would rather have your remarks because there are other folks in supervisor mandelmans party who are not yet here. Understood thank you. Thank you madam chair and supervisor preston. Of items 5 and 6 are a project that mayor breed and her staff and my office worked on together with the Controllers Office for depending how you look the last number of months since the Technical Advisory Committee was appointed and seat in the october of last year or how you want to look for a number of years. And i wanted to reminds ourselves and sorry fisound like a broken record; as i walk us through 25 years of compressed inclusionary housing policy history. When i first became a member of this board of supervisor in 2 where are 01 supervisor mark leno authored and the board passd and mayor brown signed San Francisco first inclusionary law requiring on site afford okay housing and Market Rate Developments or off site or payment in lieu for such and at that time it was a 10 afford at requirement and over time by the time i left the board, at the beginning of 2009 that number crept up to 15 . There were tweaks to what was 415 of the code now 315 of the code. And or then 315. Anyway. And then in 2012, the powerhouse that were at that the time made a decision to reduce that number. In the wake of now great recession. From 15 to 12 . Which was the right thing to do relative to fiscal feasibility and Economic Feasibility for new construction starts in San Francisco. But unfortunately, froze that number in the charter. The economy took off. San francisco account have built thousands of more affordable but were not cap europed the board of supervisors could not raise that rate in good times nor lower it in bad times in upon 20 upon 16, supervisor kim and myself brought that provision to the voters. A slim majority of the board on the 65 vote chose to put that before the voters and did it in a way that really addressed the previous 16 years of history which was rather than politically trying to figure out what the market would bear. We accompany it with an ordinance that said on every 3 year basis the our controller politically neutral party under go an Economic Feasibility study. And determine where feasibility was. And the voters of San Francisco they vote for that charter change. We under took our first technical advisory process. Controller rosenfield hired century urban. Put some program terse which was our incollusionary housing rates were lower then and there they should have been. And that went into political negotiation and horse triding and ended up with todays rates and our current scheme. And would revisit it 3 years later as supervisor kim and my legislation envisioned but there was an interruption called covid. Controller and i were clear this we were going to delay that process. Not the most important thing going on in 2020. And what we have before us is based on the Technical Advisory Committee process. New century urban study and an extensive cest negotiations that happened in parallel to the Advisory Committee process where in members of the Market Rate Development community. Affordable housing, office and Workforce Development. And her colleague ted conrad. As well as controller rosenfield can our ted eatingen i want to thank the participates in the months of discussion and really very, very careful and delineate negotiations that ended up with the 2 part package that you see today. Which i want to note not only gives a haircut based on this Economic Science to the inclusionary rates but guess further and does manage we are not done which is to also put that in the realm of fees associated with new housing start in San Francisco. Off the moment that we are in which is not unique to San Francisco by any means. Most not in within any legislation control. We dont control Interest Rates or the cost of construction and those are the major things that have impacted Housing Development in the state of california and beyond. But we do control a few things including the fees we charge inclusionary rates. And i think there was a profound and correct acknowledgment in those conversations by the Market Rate Development community. That inclusionary house suggest one of the tools that San Francisco enjoyd and should continue on enjoy to add to Affordable Housing stock. Unlike a few representatives of the constituents showed up to meetings who thought entirelyly not the views of the responsible market rate community. As much as we can making development feasible. Thats had this package represents today. We looked at our allios various projects. I want to be clear that this is going to turn the dial for projects that are in the pipeline and projects that have yet to come in the pipeline it is significant but not going to be enough for everybody because we dont control Interest Rates and dont control the prices of statistic and bricks. It is going to move the dime of think it sensdz an Important Message that San Francisco is serious about going after it. That we are serious about 82,000 units and 46,000 units. And 46,000 affordable units i remind people and i have a small. Few mall amendments including a finding that reminds us not just 2,000 unit its is 82, 0 fix. Under arena goals. That is how we got here. I want to thank my staff who has been important to the conversations. Ann. Ted. Sarah. Bhit neil jones. The peculiarage before you today lefts for 3 years and bargain another pandemic and city shut down, well revisit in 3 years. And there are a few changes the process in section 415 because one thing i did learn long it is way the way supervisor kim and i wrote that legislation originally was when the process ended the tax was disbanded. And this actually keeps the tax in place. Which does not mean that the authorities the mayor, and the board of supervisors cant make adjustments to members but does not sunset or recreated you dont Vice President to wait 3 months when somebody remembers that january of 26 reasonable doubt aroundful so that is in here as well. And the office of am economic and Workforce Development have words to share. I commends the 2 piece of legislation to you. And thank the Mayors Office for their cooperation and various parties from the Affordable Housing community and Market Rate Development community for getting you to this point. Thank you very much. President supervisor peskin. So we have ted conrad from office of Workforce Development. Who will present and we have kate on stand by in case there are questions. Thank you. Ted conread from Workforce Development. I will not take much time. A few thoughts to share. You know we look at the piece of legislation as a package the housing reform plan and feel these are important and complimentary piece of legislation. President supervisor peskin did an excellent job of summarizing the inclusionary housing legislation i will not reiterate that. Id like to am talk about the impact fee reform legislation. The other piece. This makes a number of changes the way the city