. >> item 4 an ordinance to order the vacation of streets on a portion of the valejo street right-of-way and a portion of the davis street right-of-way as part of the improvements from the zhani hotel venue and project open space project to make the appropriate findings and adopt other appropriate findings. (role call). >> there are 11 ayes. >> item five is to repeal ordinance 38-17 and 102-19 and amend the administrative code and to affirm the sequa determination. >> supervisor peskin? i wasn't sure. you just raised your hand? >> i did. i would like a motion to continue this to 24, march 2020. >> so there's a motion to continue the item and do we need a second? seconded by supervisor fewer and can we take this without objection? then it passes. madam clerk, item 6. >> item 6 is a resolution to approve modification number 1 to a contract number 11211.51, support of the airport shared use passenger processing systems with the sit communication for a new not to exceed 15.9 million with no change to the contract term which expires december 31, 2023. >> supervisor preston. >> thank you. i ha

the issue of defunding the police and i believe there's an article in sf gates about how after v ar valejo defunded their police force, shootings went up. i'll stop there. >> thank you for your comments. i would love you to talk to any caller who would call our office and walk them through how the process works (415)554-5184 and thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. i understand there's one more in the queue. again, this is the last call for speakers who want to get into the queue, press star 3. welcome. >> question: hi. i'm an old-time taxi driver and i want to remind your guys t tht we've had the coronavirus years and years. (indiscernible). >> make a promise to buy them back. the buying rejected and the people losing right and left. please renew this medallion. go to the detail and find out the taxi commissioner or taxi directory what they are doing to us. this cannot continue any more. the taxi business is dead and we are stuck with the $250,000 payment. it's not working. please, help us. i appreciate it. please help, help. >> thank you for your comments, sir. operations,

her murals in art galleries, restaurants and various businesses throughout san francisco, oakland and valejo. please join me in welcoming her. >> i dedicate to the peacekeepers, everyone who put down the gun and picked up the pen to write, to make art, poetry and posters for rallies. this one is for you. and for anyone who fight against gun violence. i woke up at 2:31 a.m. to rounds going off. i dropped to the floor, heart beat accelerated. are you okay? i checked for survivors and i skipped myself. trauma, it's an out-of-body experience. and gunshots this friday night proved the plague of violence is a direct correlation with mattresses on the floor. symptomology includes surviving by any means necessary. encompass the death of children and young adults. hurry, call 911, and tell them another innocent person got shot today by pain, desperation, poverty, racism and depression. the glock is still hot from setting off three rounds, pop, pop, pop! nine left in the clip and nine millimeters never felt so big. car scrapes off, burning rubber, leaving fingerprints on concrete, evidence blood shed

that meant on our street, between valejo between levinworth and jones people without garages had no place to park or schlep their groceries i have a visual display of get around cars on our street. and lucricia one of our neighbors says this truck has a parking permit it's there all the time. >> and it has a get around. >> it's not get around it's just the enforcement of laws. the other day i was driving around mta headquarters the block has 12 hour parking limits to their employees that is pretty good. it's the rpp that puzzle me shouldn't they be for residents? residents are not driving those cars. >> mrs. berke thank you for your testimony. i can see mr. thornly nodding in agreement are there any other members of the public that would like to testify on this item number one. please come forward. >> hello. my name is joyce fishman. i live on vallejo between levenworth and jones one day i came home i counted 4 or 5 get around cars parked only on our street we can't find parking ever and i was very distressed about it. i just wanted to tell you that to have four on one street is just too

her murals in art galleries, restaurants and various businesses throughout san francisco, oakland and valejo. please join me in welcoming her. >> i dedicate to the peacekeepers, everyone who put down the gun and picked up the pen to write, to make art, poetry and posters for rallies. this one is for you. and for anyone who fight against gun violence. i woke up at 2:31 a.m. to rounds going off. i dropped to the floor, heart beat accelerated. are you okay? i checked for survivors and i skipped myself. trauma, it's an out-of-body experience. and gunshots this friday night proved the plague of violence is a direct correlation with mattresses on the floor. symptomology includes surviving by any means necessary. encompass the death of children and young adults. hurry, call 911, and tell them another innocent person got shot today by pain, desperation, poverty, racism and depression. the glock is still hot from setting off three rounds, pop, pop, pop! nine left in the clip and nine millimeters never felt so big. car scrapes off, burning rubber, leaving fingerprints on concrete, evidence blood shed

her murals in art galleries, restaurants and various businesses throughout san francisco, oakland and valejo. please join me in welcoming her. >> i dedicate to the peacekeepers, everyone who put down the gun and picked up the pen to write, to make art, poetry and posters for rallies. this one is for you. and for anyone who fight against gun violence. i woke up at 2:31 a.m. to rounds going off. i dropped to the floor, heart beat accelerated. are you okay? i checked for survivors and i skipped myself. trauma, it's an out-of-body experience. and gunshots this friday night proved the plague of violence is a direct correlation with mattresses on the floor. symptomology includes surviving by any means necessary. encompass the death of children and young adults. hurry, call 911, and tell them another innocent person got shot today by pain, desperation, poverty, racism and depression. the glock is still hot from setting off three rounds, pop, pop, pop! nine left in the clip and nine millimeters never felt so big. car scrapes off, burning rubber, leaving fingerprints on concrete, evidence blood shed

immigrated to this neighborhood can't even live there anymore and living in areas like in stockton, valejo and they're commuting. i live in a household with multiple generations and me, who's been living here, and my wife, who works here, we're planning to have a family and hopefully have a place for us to stay in live in san francisco. it's not just me but i represent many young adults trying to raise their kids in this community where we were born and raised here, right? and this site does not show that this is helping us. this is actually encouraging us to leave and forcing us to leave because we can't afford luxury housing. what we need is 100% affordable housing to appreciate our families, our immigrant families and the current people living in san francisco. you guys all know that san francisco den, there's a problem regarding affordable housing and this is something we want to work together with you in finding a solution, a better solution and not 65 ocean because this is not it. so what we encourage you guys, if we can have a planning commission hearing in the neighborhood on the 6

he and chief rivera met inva in valejo with local 79 station 16 in regard to the dive boat and all parties are working with the manufacturer to make sure the boat works for us. it is due august, september. i don't want to give you a date ahead of time and have it not come true. that concludes my report. i am happy to take any questions. >> thank you, chief. any public comment on the deputy chief's report? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner hardeman. >> thank you, mr. president. thanks for the very busy report. i don't know if this would be you or somebody like the chief but the artcle in the paper regarding the mutual aid in wildfires and requests for extra resources, we have now considered the standard for mutual aid in all states in the united states, california has, and now with a disastrous last year, any comments that you would think? i know there was like a few hundred engines short of the request, but i don't know if there was little better communication if they would have got a few hundred more. most localities were concerned about coverage for their own. i don't k

put out a request for proposals but there are facilities, one in valejo, a couple others in california, idaho, so, we may have to reach a little further on this one because this is so new. >> commissioner singh: ok, thank you. >> commissioner bustos. >> vice chair bustos: hello, ok. so, but on that note, you know, one of the things that should be known and the staff knows is we have been really trying hard to make sure that san francisco builds san francisco. and you know, fact this is former redevelopment land, 100% san francisco, we were really pushing to have long time san francisco build the city. so, i understand if we don't have a facility that builds modular units here, but i definitely am going to challenge that we look to see which other ways, right, so, to cahill, and others, you know, when you go out and look for professional services, you know, we want san franciscans, businesses here a long time and cahill, you are san francisco-based company, i think you can appreciate the fabt that we, you know, we actually will ask staff to give us bios of the companies that you'll have

there's a vacant restaurant on the corner of valejo and grant and the person reached out to me and i was calling the health inspector, can you get there this week? that shouldn't be the job of a lelegislator. there's no amount of legislation that will make them permitting these in tandem and if tha if ay pay full straight, then there should be no shortage of staff to do that, but the reality is, those staff do the most lucrative projects first. so they're busy processing huge downtown office developments, instead of dealing with 85%, which are in small business and they're not in the central and financial districts south of market and i wanted to set that right. i think that, as i said, in the beginning, i want to sincerely thank supervisor brown and her staff for working with her staff and my staff over what was the original staff as to what was just introduced now. i think that was really very good work and i think that while the original legislation was well intended, the amendments, almost all of which i support, make it better. so i also, as no secret, i think we should do some

i serve on a transit board in valejo and i like to let you know the power you held, as a city that is a leader in transit, and i would love to see you lead in transit. i would love to see a plan where cars were no longer prioritytized. cars are not equitable. it takes a lot of money to own one. if you don't earn that money or have a lot of wealth, you can't earn a car and then your options are public transit, walking, bicycles, scooters. thoswhen you don't prioritize te types of transit and make them first, you're discriminating against the people who voted for you, against the people who live in your community. it's up to all of you to make a difference in this and it goes beyond just protected bike lane and means prioritizing equitable transit first. we also have a climate crisis across the entire planet. this city will be largely under water if nothing is done. you have an opportunity to be leader and take this forward and try to show the entire country how to really do transit the right way. i'm not a resident, but i am a resident of bay area city and this follows what you do and

mixed use development for sea lots 3.3 and 3.24 and davis street right-of-ways on the west side of the valejo street and north of broadway, two adoption findings, proposed by tck, a limited liability company for the suit providing numerous benefits to the public trust, threthree approval of a with tcd a term of 50 years with one 16-year extension. and an ons that includes 192-room low tell hotel, a dinne space and schematic drawings for the development. >> good evening. my name is ricky davani with the development of the port. today's presentation will be at a higher level that does not include the level of details which is was presented on augus. we have prepared, however, to prepare for details if you want. i will invite the representatives of mr. wallace to present a project schematic drawing for you. the day after, i will return to conclude the presentation. the request for you today is on the slide and i won't go through them completely but covers the sequa findings and a programme of mmr p to authorizing staff about a supervisors approval to move this project forward. next is the locati

a few from valejo street to embarcadaro and there is what the building looks like whenned completed. the next steps is requesting the approval of the items before you. we're projecting approval in september or october and we hope to able to process this by october of next year if everything goes accordingly. that concludings our staff presentation. >> i make a motion. >> second. >> we have public comment, linda? >> good afternoon. , president brandon, honourable commissioners and always esteemed the board director elaine forbes. thank you for having me here. i'm here wearing three hats for disclosure, one as a san francisco and secondly, as someone that has extensive background, land use development and third hat i'm wearing for the last two and a half years, i have joined 34 other people in sanfrancisco advising this commission that your staff, trying to put together a wonderful land-use master plan that will guide this agency for the next 30, 40, 50 years and beyond. s i waive this project with the overall objections and equity and sustainability. the activities are increasing ther

her murals in art galleries, restaurants and various businesses throughout san francisco, oakland and valejo. please join me in welcoming her. >> i dedicate to the peacekeepers, everyone who put down the gun and picked up the pen to write, to make art, poetry and posters for rallies. this one is for you. and for anyone who fight against gun violence. i woke up at 2:31 a.m. to rounds going off. i dropped to the floor, heart beat accelerated. are you okay? i checked for survivors and i skipped myself. trauma, it's an out-of-body experience. and gunshots this friday night proved the plague of violence is a direct correlation with mattresses on the floor. symptomology includes surviving by any means necessary. encompass the death of children and young adults. hurry, call 911, and tell them another innocent person got shot today by pain, desperation, poverty, racism and depression. the glock is still hot from setting off three rounds, pop, pop, pop! nine left in the clip and nine millimeters never felt so big. car scrapes off, burning rubber, leaving fingerprints on concrete, evidence blood shed

. >> item 4 an ordinance to order the vacation of streets on a portion of the valejo street right-of-way and a portion of the davis street right-of-way as part of the improvements from the zhani hotel venue and project open space project to make the appropriate findings and adopt other appropriate findings. (role call). >> there are 11 ayes. >> item five is to repeal ordinance 38-17 and 102-19 and amend the administrative code and to affirm the sequa determination. >> supervisor peskin? i wasn't sure. you just raised your hand? >> i did. i would like a motion to continue this to 24, march 2020. >> so there's a motion to continue the item and do we need a second? seconded by supervisor fewer and can we take this without objection? then it passes. madam clerk, item 6. >> item 6 is a resolution to approve modification number 1 to a contract number 11211.51, support of the airport shared use passenger processing systems with the sit communication for a new not to exceed 15.9 million with no change to the contract term which expires december 31, 2023. >> supervisor preston. >> thank you. i ha

the issue of defunding the police and i believe there's an article in sf gates about how after v ar valejo defunded their police force, shootings went up. i'll stop there. >> thank you for your comments. i would love you to talk to any caller who would call our office and walk them through how the process works (415)554-5184 and thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. i understand there's one more in the queue. again, this is the last call for speakers who want to get into the queue, press star 3. welcome. >> question: hi. i'm an old-time taxi driver and i want to remind your guys t tht we've had the coronavirus years and years. (indiscernible). >> make a promise to buy them back. the buying rejected and the people losing right and left. please renew this medallion. go to the detail and find out the taxi commissioner or taxi directory what they are doing to us. this cannot continue any more. the taxi business is dead and we are stuck with the $250,000 payment. it's not working. please, help us. i appreciate it. please help, help. >> thank you for your comments, sir. operations,

for the site just north of broadway, we recommend the valejo be connected, and the front street be extended north of to the embarcadero as well, creating two new public spaces. additionally, we recommend that the sale, mid law, to maintain a pedestrian involvement. -- midway between. finally, for the size between green and union street, a similar set of recommendations. we would have a more formal extension commerce east to the waterfront, and extending the treatment across in elevated crosswalk. similarly, front street would also be extended up to the embarcadero, and union street would be extended as a pedestrian right of way east to the waterfront -- east of the waterfront. the next set of recommendations deal with the quality of building design, and on this, we did also receive strong support from across the commission. design guidelines should require high-quality materials, vertical articulation, an active ground floors. the active ground floor should extend along the entire link of the embarcadero on the west side. this is a critical pedestrian route, and we envision becoming a criti

finally, i would like to say that there was a lawsuit up in the late note -- valejo, and now there are people going to work on ships up there. it was two years on this. turning them legal is a way of treating construction jobs, making things safer, and creating new homes in san francisco. [bell] >> thank you. i appreciate it. chair avalos: thank you. i will call a few more names. >> i want to say some things about my experiences doing door- to-door organizing in the bayview. we have collected over 250 signatures on the sheet in favor of this local hiring ordinance. every door that we knock on, someone is supportive of this local hiring ordinance, because people need jobs. if you ask people what is the number one issue in bayview, people say, "we need jobs. employment." it will have an effect on the entire community, so looking at local hiring and providing more jobs is actually a holistic program to meeting the needs of the community. the other thing i want to say -- is gone. i lost it. sorry. we are in support of this ordinance. people are in favor of it. we really appreciate the work