of the street vacation which is a portion of the gwyneth, 92 come and ma kilogram as shown on the map. as the supervisor mentioned it is all about the existing brooklyn bridge in its delipidated condition and this is for the project a shot of the bridge. i would dive in with further daily detail and this bridge was constructed in 1911 >> that sounds like it's right showing it's age. as am i. this particular item is a notice of intent to have the hearing for the street vacation which will be at the full board at the dates noted in the amended resolution. as the supervisor mentioned i'm joined by mta staff if you want further details we're happy to answer questions but i'm happy to entertain your questions. we're seeking a no recommendation full load with the out of committee load >> thank you, john updyke. >> thank you. i'd like to call up the representative from caltrain for a short presentation >> thank you. would you like to see the presentation we've prepared and shown to the board is that it and sure if you have any other comments you've seen the presentation haven't you >> can yo

in the old days myelogram ma get together >> i was six or seven i made a faces a good face. >> when i was younger i know it did something to my body. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i've been drinking coffee since i was 17 really the only thing i'm good at i was trying to find out what i was good at i got a job at the coffee shop i decided to do that the rest of my life. i like the process of the coffee and what are those beans where do they come from oh, they come from a fruit. >> the coffee stays with me since i was a kid i grew up and opened coffee shops everybody. in the 8 i visited over 11 hundred coffee shops maybe more to see why people go to coffee shops >> we're searched the beans all over the world from east afghan and tokyo. >> when i wanted to do was get into aspect of the personal coffee and the processing and everything else there was multiple steps in making coffee and we did have a lighter roost because of the qualities of the keep once you roost it it home gisz the coffee. >> one thing about the coffee they were special blends and i spent seven years on one blen

ken rich is here from mayor's office of economic development and we also do have christine ma her from ocii to present on the item to discuss the negotiation and what will come forward from the proceeds from those funds. >> thank you, supervisor kim. before we proceed on this item, it was just brought to my attention by deputy city attorney apparently on the last item we actually had gotten the numbers wrong. so, if i could ask for deputy city attorney, i think we need to rescind the vote and recast the vote to properly affirm the approval of the mitigated negative declaration. but anything else you want to add to that? >> deputy city attorney jon givner. so, the board voted to affirm the final mitigated negative declaration which was item 17, and to table the item 18. but you also adopted item 19 and that item should be tabled as well. >> right. >> so, colleagues, if we could briefly go back

[applause] >> good eveninging commissioners and superintendent, i'm gem ma and i filled out one of the biggest problems at our school is having only one guidance counselor. he helps kids find the high schools that are right for them, but helps kids with big problems and handles discipline in our classrooms. he is too busy and needs help. i'm worried that when i'm trying to find a high school i'm not going to get the help i need because he is too busy. i'm also worrying that kids at bigger middle schools will have an vantage over me because they have the help they need. >> one common thing people think of when they hear rooftop alternative is hard working pta. the truth is we only have such a strong pta because of necessity. our school would not thrive as it does if we didn't have a counselor or social worker. we understand that we aren't the only ones that need this funding and we might not be the most high needs school but shouldn't be put lower in the line of need because of our pta. [applause] >> good evening, my name is gabrielle and i'm a 7th grader. what it comes down to is that

ma lane i didn't. >> it's irish. >> m u l l a n e y. thank you it's great to have the excellent candidates. are there any members of the public who wish to speak seeing none, public comment is closed. supervisor campos >> thank you very much mr. chair green again, this is one the situation you have more than applicants than seats i hope the person that doesn't get the seat will continue to be involved you, you know, it takes a couple of times and so i really encourage each one of you to continue to be involved and i'm epa delighted to see the young people interested. with that, bans my experience i just want to be clear i'm going to support leo today. you know, i've said this before about here, you know, some point she'll be running muni and we'll all be working for her i think it's good to get her started but again, i also think that mr. ma lean has a great deal of experience and a strong background and hope he continues to be involved >> thank you supervisor yee. >> yeah. i echo supervisor campos statement in terms of having qualified

this ordinance would be a step with a feasibility study, ma [speaker not understood]. what we have before us does not authorize san francisco joining the jpa but just provides a step in that process towards that. so, i would like to, you know, urge the committee to send this forward with recommendation and we can study this as an option that can be before us. it will cost a little bit of money, but we have funds moving in the lafco account to be able to cover these costs and i think they are appropriate uses of our funds to move forward on clean energy and i hope you can support this ordinance, colleague. >> thank you, supervisor avalos. and for clarity, in the past i don't think we've used all of the funds that have been made available to us in most years. we've actually returned significant amounts of that money to the city general fund. and, so, this is what i believe an appropriate use of those funds so that we can explore all options that are available to us. this is a huge endeavor to undertake for the city. and not only should we be looking at the possibility of

robert weber, robert chambers, ma lisa thompson, and joe wilson, and dan bowers, and adelman, and moniko. >> so those individuals come forward and come on up to the podium and everyone has two minutes to speak. sir if you want to come up. >> i'm robert khamers and a participant in hospitality house and also the client of other services in the neighborhood nearby. and i was aformally homeless and in the end of 2011 and i was successful in having the table housing now, and through, the help of and in san francisco who provide the help to the community and so my point of view is that san francisco is effective with i had to address the other parts of my life to improve those so that i could, or that i could like, basically socially and network, and get, to what ended up happening is that i got a roommate situation, and so, school, clothing pantries and everything, was important, and healthcare, and so i would say that the top quality of life, like, big businesses that are new, to the area, needed to address, and the lowest quality of life which is homelessness, and so the other, and as they

begun wrong and we were able to address the issues by particularly ken and robin in particular the ma copy i think hub is important to activate that part of the city. so bring the straight and this will be a tremendous boon to the neighborhood and thank you. again to supervisor cowen >> okay. so supervisor cowen would you like to make a motion >> sure i wanted to make a motion but acknowledge my staff that's been helpful in getting this through and working closely with robin and ken and john you had a piece of the action so thank you nick and john updike as well and dpw and rec and park and everyone give you irs a wonderful pat on the back we're going to make a motion to move this for the record or forward with positive recommendations. >> move items 3, 4, 5 and 6 we'll take that without objection. mraild madam clerk, is there any other business. >> no further business. then we are >> we've never been in so much focus worldwide and will not be this this is a the moment in time when a story going and make a wish is a program that fulfills wishes for children we operate in every cities

the number of homes and with respect to to the parking spaces and the number of homes we'll retain ma of the traffic calming measures and keep the the bulb outs and we've accommodated some plays but where we thought we couldn't and shouldn't we reduced the widths and made the recommendations he i believe dpw accepted the recommendations. >> i understand had a i guess there's a vote that's happened at the dpw they've accepted the map? >> for alice griffith but not candle stick. >> okay. thank you. thank you >> my understanding is that on a number of streets not all of them to accommodate the increase in strth width the sidewalks are being reduced from 15 to 13. >> yes. we've frankly reduce the areas with the infliction areas and we're elongated them as opposed to to keeping the width. >> my office went through the material that grifbt and ocii gave us, however, you want to describe it that there was some park space mann than bs been reduced that was described as four or five months ago but overall to 2010 that was some increase to the project and as a result of the square footage devot

was designed to hit the goal it was set forth early someone said if we could take western sill may we ma and put it into a blender to see all the things on your project so what you see is actually 7 distinct buildings retail stand alone and passenger door space and a public park i should make clear is not part of the funding for the in kind so of the $7 million we're generating in terms of fees the one million dollars is focused on the wrinkle and not on the public park on the corner of 8th and wrinkle. this is 8th and harrison this is a shot looking on 8 street the street to the right would be wrinkle and this is the park as well. and here's one more shot of the park. and i was asked inform provide a little bit of context it's actually a misnomer to say we're the project we're the project chaperone in the first phase it was the western task force that was driving the decision making around whether or not wrinkle should be a priority project and the answer came back yes and the second phase was ss fta and liz taking ownership over the design of the street sxheefkz and this is he relating

so, with that i'm going to ask christine ma her from ocii to come up and stake you through the detail. we have staff from ocii as well as ucsf afterwards for any questions that you might have. >> good afternoon, supervisors. the board is being asked today to act in two different capacities. first, approving as a legislative body as a successor agency to the former agency, changes to the affordable housing obligationses and mission bay south. namely, the up front payment of the 10.2 million rather than ongoing payments in lieu of taxes through 20 43. and secondly, consenting as a legislative body of the city to the transfer of blocks 33 and 34 from sales force to ucsf with an up front payment of 32.1 million. l i'd like to start the presentation with a quick introduction to the site as we're talking about today. as you can see on the slide blocks 33 and 34 are located on third street in mission bay south across from ucsf medical center and campus sites. the site which is about 4 acres, can accommodate up to 500,000 square feet of office and commercial uses. this next slide gives you a

in 1974. 10 years ago my daughter graduated from there and many, many parents point to woody allen ma as one of the unique and invasive schools and. i also wanted to say i served on the board of what ma it's brought together child education experts and also parent and community leaders to advance the model of immersion education throughout our schools. woody allen may is committed to providing services in a safe and caring environment that helps children with the cognitive growth through age experiences for all children of san francisco. over the past 40 years the school supports multi lingualism and helping the kids in the movement. i want to commend and congratulate judge julie tang and wesley wu and many anothers. they'll be honored at the fry forgetting anniversary woody allen may school the 40th anniversary is at king woody allen restaurant i'd like to ask if commissioner chiu, supervisor yee or supervisor tang wants to make any comments about woody allen may school >> supervisor yee. >> yeah.. thank you supervisor mar for bringing this up. i'm one of the parents where my two dau

not what our body uses it's really gloous so your body doesn't use the from us to say it has to be ma tabbed by your liver. so of it will be converted by the problem is when your liver gets all the fruit to say remember we didn't evolve having frustrate to say in this form the fruit to say was in fruits that comes with fruit. so the end ups causing fatty deposits in your body it causes insulin and leads to the metabolic symptom and ends up being high levels of insulin resistance and the leptin causes people to eat more and exercise less >> my comments on the asian and african-american and asian pacific islander population if we see the rise no health problems if we do nothing in san francisco what should we expect as growing challenges for the chinese community. >> that u when you look at san francisco on average it's healthier than other places. it's true we have imagining equalities within the city we have an opportunity before the horse is out of the barn this is a good opportunity to help to protect and sustain the healthier san francisco we currently have. its costs a lot. once y

aggregate contribution and the city's campaign reform ordinance and concerning something immediately to ma church you not struck down a federal law which found that a federal aggregate violated the first amendment now you're talking about something that effects the city law and the local elections. your city agenda is very, very sadly lacking in the minimum requirements for folks to understand what you're thinking about or planning to do. i don't think it's that hard it's been stated fairly sue single in the memo you've received in that succinct should be something you state your planning to consider within the scope of that agenda item. thank you. >> is there a motion to adapt the attached resolution and direct staff to include a provision repeeping section 1482 in the future pact. >> so moved. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. offered hearing number one, the motion passes 5 to zero. the next item is discussion and possible action on the pending litigation gross man vs. the executive director we just made them into one decision point. the next item on the agenda is relating to gross man vs. t

syncountry that ma capture makes it unconstitutional for there are to be my kind of enforcement of an aggregate limit it's something that is a reality no jurisdiction could indicator even though we have it on the books even if we didn't adapt the enforcement we could enforce it anyway. >> because of the courts case. i guessed in order to give notice to my candidates who might be relying upon the present state of the law saying they can't aggregate monies in regards to running that's unfair to them for us not to give them as much notice as possible on this local level. so i support the idea of adapting the resolution of non-enforcement >> other comments from the commissioners? >> i think it is not goes to effect the maximum to each candidate that should be made clear. >> very good. >> i agree with that sentiment that we should adapt the resolution i don't see how we can enforce it as commissioner keane stated. my comments from the commissioners on whether the staff should just deal with that on a one of basis or prepare others changes to consider as a package? >> i did want to hear mor

[applause] >> good eveninging commissioners and superintendent, i'm gem ma and i filled out one of