Transcripts For SFGTV Full Board Of Supervisors 111516 20161

Transcripts For SFGTV Full Board Of Supervisors 111516 20161125

Sponsored that development over and over again and saying we committing to high levels of Affordable Housing im not just depending on a positive optimistic outcome into the future but guarantee with the marketrate. I dont the redevelopment agreement didnt have triggers we stop or pause with the open agreements in the way the agreement was structured tmc hats the infrastructure to move forward in the city to have the obligation to delivery the Affordable Housing subject to 9 financial structure that was included isnt financing plan. Okay. So the plan didnt include any conditions that will stop or reopen the terms of the agreement. If i may add supervisor another schufrn of the funding solution involves the local Share Participation what weve tried dpa make a commitment at that level but allow us opportunity to get a consensus how we should work with the board and the mayor to think through strategic upstairs steps without over burdening the general fund in ways to secure the projects gated on the island to Affordable Housing so their opportunities over the life of the approval process in the year or two what commitment made potentially achieved that will bring to the board as we may came. Without the e rap share as a result which the development for example, has had those types of revenues to fund for the Housing Program makes it challenging what he was trying to say in effect what were showing an outcome up to 20 years based on the developer developing through 2020 having identified fixed costs meaning in depth service and 100 percent of the Affordable Housing. My understanding that is only 38 million; right . 38 million. The 5 year exception and hope there will be left over funds on the back ended totals one plus millions is your honor, certain and that is the most optimistic if you know sacramento didnt allow us to call back e rap the most optimistic were talking about one hundred maybe 90 million gap i dont expect over the two weeks our multiple agencies will come to the board we have a commitment to this gap we are 100 percent certain well fund i was not expecting that today, i guess im going to reframe that a little bit i want guarantees so i need something on the line in order to moved whether bell fulfill our Affordable Housing obligation so thats not before us i want to think about that i dont want the development to move forward where all the marketrate development is inform nothing it put on the line to make sure we fulfill the gap the 22 phillips Affordable Housing we fought for i understand were in a. During the process that Treasure Island underwent it was a surprise as we were coming to our final approval we moved to the best Case Scenario and at the time, Construction Costs were lower and we were hopefully that the state will provide an exemption just so for Treasure Island to call back e rap we were not grand americas cup was we were specifically left behind they dont support Treasure Island moving forward with the e rap call back so i dont see us getting that in this administration but in the future administration again a lot of uncertainties im happy to move forward with this level of uncertainty i see the commitment in the city to insure the Affordable Housing but like to see something put on the line a debris to make sure were not building marketrate without the Affordable Housing so i see supervisor peskin i dont think there is going to be unless thoughts on the guarantees look like im going to allow other members of the board to comment. Ive heard your message and well continue. Mr. Beck he had a question for you in light of is supervisor kims comment you know one of the things we hear on a regular basis in the city why we cant build housing has to do with with not having access to lands a place to build it commitments made cleaver for a significant amount of Affordable Housing on Treasure Island can you explain to me you know in light of the fact we do now have the land to build i know i guess promised in terms of one thousand units of Affordable Housing why are we not figuring a better way based on this agreement why is there not more thoughtful and collaboration with the Mayors Office of housing or 09 resources that we have at our disposal to try to make sure this housing is built in a more timing manner. We have been working with the Mayors Office of housing and kate hartley from the office so here today but with working with them and the other commitments currently before the Mayors Office we laid out a framework between 2018 when our first parcels are available and 2026 to fund the First Development of 7 parcels with support from mohcd including in their next year budget including budget the Predevelopment Fund by mohcd for our first two parcels which will be available to us in 2018 for development that predevelopment work allows us to go forward and start the design process design and permitting process for those to buildings so were working collaboratively with mohcd and on how to close the gap and the other thing as we move forward it opens the dont worry about as i mentioned to start as we have sites available to pursue Funding Sources that require construction ready sites in order to be eligible for consideration we intend to pursue in 2017 from the Affordable Housing and the sustainability developments as well as suhr the h h p support for the first project which will be out the door a source of shares the veterans housing for the first project but securing that commitment requires us to be moving forward and having sites ready for construction. Okay. This clearly is a length discussion and past 2 30 we have 32 30 accommodations ill ask the colleagues to hold their questions or comments so we can recognize a number of individuals that we have here today to how shall so that they dont have to sit through this lengthy confusion even if bureaucratic drama with that, ill be one of the first to do a 3 30 accommodation today and so im going to aeric can t come forward to say honored by the board of supervisors welcome come forward to the podium please thank you for being here. Colleagues im proud to recognize every single can introduce her with work with the cool valley fair as organizer for the pianist years hive tirelessly worked to unite the community and carry on the fingerprinting year tradition by bringing together local businesses and artists and schools and families the coal valley fair is a loved tradition im so happy to support that fair year after year without the dedication of people like every single can it wouldnt be the same and in addition to organizing the coal valley fair contributed to the valley as an Small Business owner that operates two training studios to promote living and health and safety exercise exercise as as Business Owner the organer the coal valley fair and the wife and two children every single can is a thank you for stepping up and continuing to tradition and what makes us a great city our Great Community fairs that brings together so many members of the Community Since you join together and celebrate what they dont see overtime as hard work you are making the magic happen and thank you for carrying on the tradition so this tradition so on behalf of the San Francisco board of supervisors we commend you today. Thank you for your service. Thank you very much i want to thank everyone especially supervisor breed for helping fund the city use that are increasing us to run our local street fair we keep the street fair small intentionally a great, great part of community and very grateful so thank you. clapping. next an accomodation if from supervisor avalos for rebuilding together San Francisco. Thank you supervisor president london breed id like to call of staff from rebuilding together. So im very, very honored to have worked all the years in office with rebuilding together theyve been doing renovation and repairs on singlefamily homes all across San Francisco but particularly strong from providing the support to figure that deal with disability and low income folks in the district 11 and especially 2, 3, 4 in my omi we have a africanamerican population that is diminishing and helping the people in houses and pass them on the the next generation i have a participated in rebuilding together events and has been great to see the bacon peoples lives theirs such a feeling of joy that there houses and places they inhabit will be where we get around more easily and this help pulling together is free rebuilding is around since 1989 some of you might have remembered it was called in april and all those years providing great care for people all over the city i want to say thaw grateful for your service in district 11 especially in the omi and thank you for your great work and present you with the honor for your commitment to the housing in San Francisco thank you very much. clapping. thank you supervisor avalos and everyone john you wanted said it perfectly weve been helping seniors and people with disabilities and low income families stay in their homes for 27 years as supervisor kim said the future of Housing Support is unclear now so i think that is more important as ever that our repairs that bring together neighbors helping neighbors and corporate organizations in San Francisco to support our work it is more important than ever so we really appreciate the conformation. Thank you one thing i want to mention in district 11 two Major Community Development Projects in these two collaborate actives the omi collaborative and valley kohlman the former staff is now with the Adult Protective Services had to leave the effort and that was a huge impact had a huge impact on district 11 those collaboratives have resulted in having grant making podiums that is overseen by the residents that allows the residents to Plan Community projects like murld and other promotions that are parks and supporting our corridor so thank you for that tremendous effort as als and ott are parks and supporting our corridor so thank you for that tremendous effort as well. Thank you rebuilding together for all our amazing work throughout the city and county of San Francisco thank you so much and with that, id like to for the final conformation for today id like to recognize supervisor mar. Thank you, colleagues id like to ask you to join me in honoring the families for safe streets and walk sf in their efforts as we promote sunday november two 20th as world day remembrance so let me ask for jennifer for safe streets and natalie to come forward i think the model as an advocatecy organization has used over the past year or longer to develop a development a develop a because of survivors of traffic crashes and victims families to really build a strong voice of mature support and based organization he that that transit organizations no new york city have uses the model it is time for San Francisco and the whole region im appreciative in the just San Francisco but were a regional model as well every year as much of you here 1. 2 Million People are killed in road crashes globally but 20 pedestrians we are killed in San Francisco and 75 pedestrians were seriously injured in crashes this is not acceptable one of the graphs crossed out accidents as a visual theyre preventable and calling not traffic accidents but traffic crashes and killings basically, i think those are not just staves but serious injuries and loss of loved one to whole communities im proud 24 effort by walk sf but building the new equity and using world remembrance of traffic victims is going on a Memorial Walk this coming sunday i ask 16th street of 445 to walk to city hall where the building that be lit yellow in commemoration of those who passed its and the families standing up to make our streets safer and acknowledge that our vision zero project we wouldnt have vision zero without walk sf and the families that are advocating for safer streets i really thank them for making sure that San Francisco is at forefront of the nation on vision zero and advancing our work and walk sf is building a regional Bayview Family for safe streets that will pubically launch on sunday afternoon the families have lost loved ones and injured themselves and want to recognize to chief vision zero the group that will be leading the walk that will be holding a having anyal at city hall so is 12 30 u 3 30 to 5 30 at bart wear yellow clothing and hats and scarves if you want more information walk sf. Org well remember this sunday is is a moment to annuity and city enough is enough standing together with victims and survivors and family members that know first hand the emotional mental toll that is x tracked by the traffic violence. Thank you supervisor yee who couldnt be with us today, i know last year, we joined the world and supervisor kim and others joined us thank you to walk sf the Vision Zero Coalition and the world day remembrance with that, let me introduce family for safe streets jen just and natalie from walk sf. clapping. hello, im representing not only my mom who was seriously injured by a chiropractor but im here representing my family members and friends and people impacted by irresponsible action by a driver one of the citys most this devastated my moms finances she suffered brain injury in 2011 im here threatening supervisor mar and let you guys know to bring together support to support families that are impacted and make changes for our streets to make them safer out there thank you. clapping. thank you very much supervisor mar for recognizing the work that will be starting with the family members theyre the real heroes theyve dealt with grief and volunteering their time and energy to effect the positive change is inspiring glad to have jenny and to the board of supervisors for unanimously supporting vision zero thank you. Thank you for your service and again, congratulations okay. Well return to our agenda supervisor peskin would you im sorry supervisor kim were you done with your questions okay supervisor peskin thank you madam president and colleagues this is obviously been going on for a long time if we heart attack back to the days bill clinton was president and military bases were closed all around the United States including many here in the bay area in 1996 was the beginning of the planning for the eventual turnover of navy station Treasure Island to the city and county of San Francisco at the same time work began on the Hunters Point shipyard which as we know many parcels that already been turned over to the city i became a member of the board of supervisors in 2001 and we undertook action on the 8 years on the board including exactly 10 years ago this month when we adopted the term sheet for the development of Treasure Island contaminate that was envisioned to be thirty percent Affordable Housing yes, we didnt anticipate the end of the redevelopment but when the board in 2011 actively adopted a project that was 2000 unit larger contaminate it was reduced from thirty percent to 25 percent and i salute supervisor kim that managed to get that number theoretically back up to 27. 2 percent the goalpost have yet to be thirty percent if you compare this to the Hunters Point shipyard we have actively achieved that with no funding gap the way the project is very, very different im concerned i dont want to do development for development sake and make developers rich the whole premise of that for Public Benefits three Hundred Acres of open space and some 2000 units of Affordable Housing im absolutely prepared to vote for it but i dont want to vote foreperson for an enterprise promise but triggers and if as we think are all relatively certain that some of the ideas and i want to thank staff for Public Health department them in writing rather than available ideas now before us in this 6 page memo prepared by director and beck or 5 page memo tells us what we know this is highly unlikely political environment the governor the great state of california will take 12e7z away to End Development in the state of california i dont foresee the 25. 3 percent e rap and relative to extending the life of the ifd from 40 to 45 years have yet to take action but not limited to contacting our lobbyists in 70 in sacramento any staff contacted yesterday other ideas we should discuss and commit ourselves current with committing ourselves to the instrument before you today and the infrastructure that financing please be advised the ringing of and use of cell phones, that will be before us

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