we need to focus on making sure we have the kind of police officers like yo landa williams and miriam jackson, like the folks that care about making a difference in protecting our communities in our police department. when we have a situation like the text messages or officer involved shootings we have to deal with that swiftly. i know there is process, but it is important to explain to the public what that process is. the chief doesn't have the power to fire someone, the commission has that. how do we deal with that swifter than in the past because it isn't moving fast enough. we need to make sure those thingerize clear and dealt with [inaudible] [inaudible] plagued our city for far too long. so, i have a couple of things that i want to see happen and a lot of these rementdations have already been made both by the former community police relations board as well at the nacp when reverend brown talked about when we barack [inaudible] the 300 new officers we expect on the streets. we need to make sure these officers are coming from the community and san francisco who understand the chal

landa access to comment, please. mr. chair, it doesn't look like we have that caller on the line. >> let's circle around to the email you sent us, miss major, that john lao spoke to earlier. it is very difficult for me to see -- because most everything in this file is underlined and i assume the only technical changes are what is double underlined. is that true? is this a complete substitute? i only find one place that seems to have double underlining. so it's very hard for me to see what changes you have made. i see the insertion of the word active under lane frontages and the only things that seem to be double underlined havin are havo do with languagin lane frontage. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> well, then, supervisor walton, any final words you would like to add? >> thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you to my colleagues for your thoughtful questions. those are things that, of course, were at the forefront of my mind when we were having conversations about the community benefits, particularly about aff

. >> i'm landa chapman from nob hill, you know that, strange neighborhood. we supported high density housing and no parking but that is because that is the kind of neighborhood it is already. each neighborhood needs to be treated as a perfect mature forest and i think that informs my friends concerns rather than some of the accusations that have been made. i'm really impressed by the housing element. i think much of it looks really wonderful. the devil is in the details and people are going to be concerned when the planners are citing this policy or that policy to support a recommendation. on objective 7, the exceptions for parking open space requirements unit exposure density limits for affordable housing, i think that is great. in our neighborhood, at least, for our little church at 61 larkin where you denied a condo before, i hope we'll be coming before you with the nob hill senior housing eventually and all of those things will facilitate the proposal that we're working on now. willy-nilly variances to circumvent policies to maximize developer gain are a

we need to focus on making sure we have the kind of police officers like yo landa williams and miriam jackson, like the folks that care about making a difference in protecting our communities in our police department. when

allen kaplan, enrique landa, inisha show and craig desantos. if you would line up on the wall there. >> good morning. greg harris, i live on marina boulevard. i wanted to submit the results of ançc%(kcc on-line petition te put together opposing the project. i can give you a copy of that. and just shortly, i don't think it's an appropriate use of public land for the restaurant. and i also -- whether woodhouse is a good corporate citizen or bad one, whether they're taco bell or starbucks we don't want commercial use on the green. everyone says they're green but the bottom line is we don't want to see a commercial use out there. there's never been one out there. i know all the employees will be paraded up here to tell you what a good idea it is but they don't have a vested interest in the neighborhood. this is our place and my kids use that for their soccer fields and i don't want to see it ruined by commercial use. i know what it's like at 9:00 at night. i don't want a bunch of drunks where alcohol has been served until 9:00. everyone says we di

landa, upt to address that or maybe mr. abrams. >> the site plan, if we bring up the overhead, you'll be able to see it. okay. so currently, the site has no internal streets, right, so there's 23 street, and that's it. and there's humboldt street, which is a pretty narrow street in a pretty significant state of disarray which runs east and west and terminates into the project street. what we're proposing to do is match up the street grid with the street grid that was created by pier 70. these are maps when you look back on historic records, you can see there was some path for travel in a similar direction. what we're really trying to do is link the project seamlessly with pier 70, so the main street would be the large blue line running up and down, which is maryland street. georgia street is a street that would be the second street. that street does run through where the compressor house and meter house are, and that's another reason we are proposing to demolish those building is because we want to open up the site as much

landa access to comment, please. mr. chair, it doesn't look like we have that caller on the line. >> let's circle around to the email you sent us, miss major, that john lao spoke to earlier. it is very difficult for me to see -- because most everything in this file is underlined and i assume the only technical changes are what is double underlined. is that true? is this a complete substitute? i only find one place that seems to have double underlining. so it's very hard for me to see what changes you have made. i see the insertion of the word active under lane frontages and the only things that seem to be double underlined havin are havo do with languagin lane frontage. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> well, then, supervisor walton, any final words you would like to add? >> thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you to my colleagues for your thoughtful questions. those are things that, of course, were at the forefront of my mind when we were having conversations about the community benefits, particularly about aff

that's to the swedes and enrique landa fosh providing a space to meet and talk about the preservation over the last year and the type of work we've been doing and looking forward on planning for the future and what sort of staffing issues or process related issues that we would like to improve or expand upon. we did have a really interesting presentation by a window contractor from the peninsula who talked to us about everything from very low end to very high end windows, how their manufactured, how they are installed and the pros and cons of each and that was very helpful for the staff in understanding sort of the needs of homeowners and the types of recommendations that we give based on preservation requirements under the secretary of interior standards. we talked a lot about core values and core values meaning the core values of the preservation team and sort of the first steps in putting together our own mission statement about how we want to approach preservation given the amount of development happening in the city over the last few years and that our preservation team has grown

landa access to comment, please. mr. chair, it doesn't look like we have that caller on the line. >> let's circle around to the email you sent us, miss major, that john lao spoke to earlier. it is very difficult for me to see -- because most everything in this file is underlined and i assume the only technical changes are what is double underlined. is that true? is this a complete substitute? i only find one place that seems to have double underlining. so it's very hard for me to see what changes you have made. i see the insertion of the word active under lane frontages and the only things that seem to be double underlined havin are havo do with languagin lane frontage. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> well, then, supervisor walton, any final words you would like to add? >> thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you to my colleagues for your thoughtful questions. those are things that, of course, were at the forefront of my mind when we were having conversations about the community benefits, particularly about aff

commissioners, i'm enrique landa. today, i'm here it's the project sponsor for the potrero power station. potrero power station is a 28 acre site along the central bay front of just below pier 70. the site is highlighted in red for you to see. site is form -- was formerly part of potrero point, a large area of serpentine rock that went into the bay. because of its remote location it became an early site for early san francisco industrialization. certain industries moved out there quickly after the gold rush. gun powder production moved out there soon after the gold rush in 1850. this photo was taken sometime in the early 1900's. this is from the south, looking up where the m.t.a. yard is in dogpatch, and you can see while there's very little developed around it, our site was very heavily used, and it had early uses such as power station production, and then also sugar refining. this is a site just before the war. the reason we show this slide is because you can see many places in dogpatch and potrero were still open v

landa access to comment, please. mr. chair, it doesn't look like we have that caller on the line. >> let's circle around to the email you sent us, miss major, that john lao spoke to earlier. it is very difficult for me to see -- because most everything in this file is underlined and i assume the only technical changes are what is double underlined. is that true? is this a complete substitute? i only find one place that seems to have double underlining. so it's very hard for me to see what changes you have made. i see the insertion of the word active under lane frontages and the only things that seem to be double underlined havin are havo do with languagin lane frontage. is that correct? >> that's correct. >> well, then, supervisor walton, any final words you would like to add? >> thank you, supervisor peskin, and thank you to my colleagues for your thoughtful questions. those are things that, of course, were at the forefront of my mind when we were having conversations about the community benefits, particularly about aff

enrique landa, the project sponsor. potrero power station is about reopening what's closed 160 years. much needed housing, office, life science, hotel, community facilities and open space without displacing a single person. it's a part of san francisco that fueled the growth of the city from the gold rush until this century and now it's our chance to weave it into the fabric of the city. this is the site context where the site is immediately below pier 70. located at potrero point, bedrock that existed into the san francisco bay. ideal site for uses serving a growing city, first as a pasture, potrero, and then one of the first sites zoned, gunpowder manufacturing was outlawed in the city and moved to potrero .1850. several industrial uses ening obviously in power generation. as you can see from the site just before world war ii, the site was dense, tall, and very active. even while places at potrero and dogpatch were still empty and vacant. 2011 through the work of many, the power station was closed when it was decided

landa. >> how long were you planning? can we do 10 minutes? >> we will put that on the clock. whenever you are ready you need the computer? >> good afternoon. i am with the california barrel company. the project sponsor for the power station. this is about re-opening a 28-acre waterfront site in the background and fueled the growth of the city. today we are in the process of weaving the site back to the fabric and re-opening dogpatch waterfront. since the time of gold rush this is somewhat san francisco needed to go. gas to provide lights to san francisco and sugar and electricity to power the city for the past 100 years. more than a decade ago there was a turning point when th the citizens helped close the power station and helped the path we are discussing this afternoon. today the power station is in the ideal site for development. it is all but vacant mostly on bedrock with adjacent to growing neighborhoods with an opportunity for growth without displacing a resident or business. it was our goal to partner. we moved offices to dogpatch and some have moved to the neighborho

that's to the swedes and enrique landa fosh providing a space to meet and talk about the preservation over the last year and the type of work we've been doing and looking forward on planning for the future and what sort of staffing issues or process related issues that we would like to improve or expand upon. we did have a really interesting presentation by a window contractor from the peninsula who talked to us about everything from very low end to very high end windows, how their manufactured, how they are installed and the pros and cons of each and that was very helpful for the staff in understanding sort of the needs of homeowners and the types of recommendations that we give based on preservation requirements under the secretary of interior standards. we talked a lot about core values and core values meaning the core values of the preservation team and sort of the first steps in putting together our own mission statement about how we want to approach preservation given the amount of development happening in the city over the last few years and that our preservation team has grown

sergeant yo landa williams. sf pride [inaudible] and then also who are also helped out along the way, lieutenant david o'connor and [inaudible] we couldn't do it all without your secretary sergeant rachel killshah was invaluable and organized the meetings and collected the minutes and getting the agendas out. i want to publicly acknowledge that group for being here tonight and thank you for the hard work they put in and i apologize if i missed anyone that is out there. june 2, 2015 the body camera working group met and had the first meetingment what we d did prior the meeting is collected best practices and policy and put them out to the group in advance and gave the group a opportunity to read those policy, digest, reflect upon them and bring that knowledge to the first working group and subsequent working groups so we had a base. what we did is provide them with a working document that was a document that included what we felt were some of the main point of a body camera policy we can build off of, a skeleton

sergeant yo landa williams. sf pride [inaudible] and then also who are also helped out along the way, lieutenant david o'connor and [inaudible] we couldn't do it all without your secretary sergeant rachel killshah was invaluable and organized the meetings and collected the minutes and getting the agendas out. i want to publicly acknowledge that group for being here tonight and thank you for the hard work they put in and i apologize if i missed anyone that is out there. june 2, 2015 the body camera working group met and had the first meetingment what we d did prior the meeting is collected best practices and policy and put them out to the group in advance and gave the group a opportunity to read those policy, digest, reflect upon them and bring that knowledge to the first working group and subsequent working groups so we had a base. what we did is provide them with a working document that was a document that included what we felt were some of the main point of a body camera policy we can build off of, a skeleton

i know yo landa williams has been engaging with my son. what i'd like to say to the task force you have a very difficult child. i thank you for reunion nighing my community with the valley. i hope out of the process we have so much hateful discourse when it comes to politics but we can somehow come together and have a more fruitful and more respectful process than when we disagree with each other. we'll continue to work together, i hope, to uplift communities tonight in unison. >> thank you for sharing your comments. welcome. >> i'm lavon mcintosh. do you mind -- >> speak directly into the microphone. >> i'm lavon mcintosh. i'm here along with everyone else who was here and it's about unity sand straight in numbers. you have demonstrated that today in the last week. we didn't care about the people i'm not the only one. i was price gouged. i'm dealing with john stewart a again. the man tried to shut me up last week when i was here. i shouldn't be moved. i was wrongfully price gouged. theresa is apart of aiding and abetting. i wasn't trying

that's to the swedes and enrique landa fosh providing a space to meet and talk about the preservation over the last year and the type of work we've been doing and looking forward on planning for the future and what sort of staffing issues or process related issues that we would like to improve or expand upon. we did have a really interesting presentation by a window contractor from the peninsula who talked to us about everything from very low end to very high end windows, how their manufactured, how they are installed and the pros and cons of each and that was very helpful for the staff in understanding sort of the needs of homeowners and the types of recommendations that we give based on preservation requirements under the secretary of interior standards. we talked a lot about core values and core values meaning the core values of the preservation team and sort of the first steps in putting together our own mission statement about how we want to approach preservation given the amount of development happening in the city over the last few years and that our preservation team has grown

i would like to acknowledge the developer that is headed by a gentleman named enrique landa and, as was set forth in the presentation yesterday, the community outreach, which has encompassed hundreds and hundreds of meetings and many meaningful changes in the project has been superlative. the project addresses everything from sea level rise to the appropriate preservation of historic resources. 85% of the site has already been subject to hazardous materials, remediation and, as supervisor walton said, it will provide significant amounts of affordable housing on site and within district 10 and, as he also said, will help link the waterfront in the southeast portion of san francisco together. i am very delighted that this day has come. i commend this project. i salute supervisor walton on his predecessor, supervisor maxwell and all of the individuals that have made this moment come true. i'm extremely proud to be voting for this in the affirmative today. >> ok. seeing no other on the roster, madame clerk, can you please call the roll on item 6, 24, 25, 26 together? >> on item 6, 24, 25 an

i would like to acknowledge the developer that is headed by a gentleman named enrique landa and, as was set forth in the presentation yesterday, the community outreach, which has encompassed hundreds and hundreds of meetings and many meaningful changes in the project has been superlative. the project addresses everything from sea level rise to the appropriate preservation of historic resources. 85% of the site has already been subject to hazardous materials, remediation and, as supervisor walton said, it will provide significant amounts of affordable housing on site and within district 10 and, as he also said, will help link the waterfront in the southeast portion of san francisco together. i am very delighted that this day has come. i commend this project. i salute supervisor walton on his predecessor, supervisor maxwell and all of the individuals that have made this moment come true. i'm extremely proud to be voting for this in the affirmative today. >> ok. seeing no other on the roster, madame clerk, can you please call the roll on item 6, 24, 25, 26 together? >> on item 6, 24, 25 an