pursuant to section 34191.5 of assembly bill 1484 'redevelopment dissolution law'". discussionn dd workshop on the streetscape master plan, signage plan and major phase 1 application for candlestick point; candlestick point and phase 2 of the hunters point shipyard project area. 1234 madam director. >> thank you. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. commissioners, and for the public, as you are aware one of the major proof projects there is several enforceable obligation in place for the participation agreement including it's tax allocation pledge agreement that includes the city as a party and the developers as a third party beneficiary requires the success or agency to finance infrastructure bonds for the purposes as described under the opa. here today to describe the proposed bond structure a little bit more about the enforceable obligation and the timing and next steps and moving through and the review with respect to the state department of finances, there is another step that we'll be coming back to you with. with that, i would like to ask the director of finances and administrat

of the new ordinance, the workshop will be held at the correct auditor um of the main library at the second workshop, which was held on october 28 and there was attendance of 350 and it was really impressive and it was clear that the out reach efforts are helpful ways to educate the property owners on the details of the program and the steps that need to be taken. and note that san francisco bay guardian contacted both dbi and the plan and published two stories regarding the 1049 market street situation is. and prior to the meeting and process to legalize the current illegal residential units and the steps to be taken to address the essential life safety systems in the building, formally requested on october 28th a suspension of the building permit issued in august and which they have given to the board of appeals and this is schedule for december 18th which we will keep a close update on that. and fellow commissioners please check your cal lers and hold a space on december 13, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. for the annual dbi staff holiday party that will be held on the second floor of 1660

we offer classes and workshops in digital camera, digital printing. we offer classes basically in the shooting, ton the town at night, treasure island. there is a way for the programs exploring everyone who would like to spend the day on this program. >> hello, my name is jennifer. >> my name is simone. we are going on a field trip to take pictures up the hill. >> c'mon, c'mon, c'mon. >> actually, i have been here a lot. i have never looked closely enough to see everything. now, i get to take pictures. >> we want to try to get them to be more creative with it. we let them to be free with them but at the same time, we give them a little bit of direction. >> you can focus in here. >> that was cool. >> if you see that? >> behind the city, behind the houses, behind those hills. the see any more hills? >> these kids are wonderful. they get to explore, they get to see different things. >> we let them explore a little bit. they get their best. if their parents ever ask, we can learn -- they can say that they learned about the depth of field or the rule of th

and we did have a very strong interest in our first workshop on the mandatory soft story retrofitting we probably had almost 300 people in a space, that only really handles about a third of that. and so, we have scheduled a d second workshop and we will be in the main library on october 28 and this i think that will present a good opportunity for at least another 230 people to get more of the program details. robert chun as you know is the manager of running this program and he has told me that we have already had more than 100 of the screening documents, returned. and even, though, the way that the program is set up, there is about, a one year, period for those screening documents to come back to us. and so, i would just see that as an indicator that a lot of people want to get going on the retrofitting as quickly as possible. and i key part will be the financing and patrick along with the san francisco apartment association and dbi, are hosting this special workshop at fort mason on october 23rd. and so, if any of you have time, that is between 6:00 and 8:00. in the evening. and a n

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you've heard this in a series of workshops there's the actual property plan. with that, i'll to ask tracy for oc ii to present this item >> thank you executive director. still having technical difficulties interest it doesn't show the whole screen. well, we're having technical difficulties. as executive director mentioned today, we're before you to seek our recommendation to the oversight board for the successor agencies for long-term management plan for the dissolution law it's more a a plan based on your recommendation we'll be going before the board. on monday november 25th before we submit it to the state department of the finance. my presentation today i've tried to organize it more by disposition plan than by the area to make it a little bit easier to digest and i'll make it shorter. >> there you go. >> just briefly i want to remind everyone quickly about the 4 alternatives that the state has given us for deposition. one is recipe for governmental pretty much which the the transfer to the city. the second is tofully fulfill an enforceable obligation that

retrofitting program with 2 hundred paternities showing up at the room 2 though and 43 had a second workshop 3 had been scheduled for anyone's from 11:00 a.m. on the public library on the corner of larkin street. the website were taken r vps 0 we're looking forward to another turnout. the annoying about participate that the anywhere's director of earthquake he safety on wednesday october 23rd in a special financing workshop at fort mason golden gate room that will be k hovered by the san francisco multiple banks and financial institutions will participate to voices issues on options to cover the costs of the seismic program. and we will participate again in the chinatown resource fair at the port mount square on november 2nd if you have time and are in the area, please drop by at the dbis booth >> any comment on the president's announcement. general comment the b ic will take the denims on items that are not part of this agenda that you are no any public comment? we'll move on to quarters to and 3, 2013 >> mr. strong why don't you come up here and we'll work together on pr this. do you want

tomorrow between 10:30 and 12:00 there is going to be a workshop on the park advisory committee. it will be held at the pier 1 embarcadero to provide a much longer period for people to be engaged and ask questions about the recommendations. i'm hoping you can join us tomorrow 10:30-12:00 on october 19th. pier 1 embarcadero. i also wanted to share an experience i had last week. i participated in white chain day on october 15th. those who are not familiar with them, this is a national event and it an event held on october 15th of each year. it's been going on since 1964. the date has been set aside to celebrate the achievement for people who are blind and draws attention to one of the most powerful tools of blindness. the white chain. the lighthouse for the blind in san francisco had a local event that was very well attended and we had a few members from the board of supervisors. the chief of police greg showed up with five members of his staff and some of us put on night shades and we were guided by an assistant through a rally held at city hall. i have to say some of our people h

and i could tell because of the kind of feedback that i was getting in the workshops. i mean, they're reading of my work was just completely confusing. and i felt like they had these preconceived ideas about what i think -- they thought i should be writing about. so because i was and i think that may be that complicated their reading of my work and then there for caramel the response to it. damning commit was difficult, but i was lucky. i at least that, you know, the reid give readers. and that was -- but then i was also lucky again. and that was a completely different experience. that was fantastic. everyone, you know, in the program, they are so well read and have been during the workshop in responding to their peer groups. there were just -- it fell like had it not have a badge reader. it was of great. maybe sometimes it just depends on, you know, where you are camino. sometimes you get lucky. sometimes camino, you are not so lucky. but it did not change would i wrote. you know, even when i was getting bad feedback, it was still fun to read about. it was important t

a permanent location would allow us to continue housing our mostly family nights offering academic workshops and a hypothetically our parents advisory committee meetings as well our community events. the current space is not welcoming or inviting. in the past a permanent location gave the families a sense of community and a plays to go and have immediate access to academic sport in the educational setting. however, with all this in mind soft our successes we've accomplished we offered directly tutoring sires for family science night and have to 2 week summer program. we provide family nights with cultural fun themes. we have an active committee that helps to determine the goals and objectives of the program biensz or based on the data. we have our student elected representative. provide expanded educational stunt with college tours to stanford and u.s. santa cruz. support parents and guardians to understand the positive and campfire them to help with the agriculture needs. and to help with the educational language. collaborates annual event and the wisdom of moving forward event >> and our d

the next workshop is december 5th at the jolie work center watch this on the sf website. as we approach thanksgiving it's not too soon to start thinking about basketball it begins december 5th registration for our popular baseball legacy and our fire department begins department december 5th boys and girls are inadmissible to join and pitches report in february and log onto rec online to sign you been. to two quick presentations and then our video. today is matt. we're joined by matt and want to report that the 2013 park alliance party was a great success we had 5 hundred people that showed their support by attending and it was held at the golden gate park and i want to thank all the commissioners who showed up. i want to give a big shout it out to the park alliance for doing the aesthetics it was quite wonderful and a fun event and most significantly the proceeds are going to benefit our parks in san francisco. and matt can come up the parks and alliance got $50,000 to the renovation this year is - the park alliances is 2rib thai thousand dollars to the department to fun

the first workshop where we broke out into small groups during the day. so just an overview of what we actually did, the process on the first day we went over the goals and on objectives of the workshop and discussed that. we shared a short presentation about the market street project and we talked about and listened to the response to that proposal and that's when we broke out and we listened to everything, all the feedback about the proposal. the image you see on the right is from day two and it shows a map of the two different routes that we took when we went out into the field and looked at the actual paving and conditions. that's on day two. the top two is we had a recap of the first work shop and reflection on what we said and heard. we did a walk tour preparation and we did the tour and afterwards we had a round table discussion of our findings. the focus group access the market group paving in the following way. the brick paving is slick especially the newer brick is more slippery. it can stick in some wheelchairs when you are going a distance. th

i be given the options i would find some way to give people access to workshops. as people are being to innovative in the education spaces putting c and c tools into the hands of younger and young people make them more easily available there needs to be a nature progression and people need to see facilities like tech spop shop more used than a gym basically >> on a serious note i would probably try to focus on education. that's something that's all mentioned now a father of two i'm not a father of anybody yet by that's a serious problem people move out of the cities when they have children. with respect to innovation i would want the space not just for office building but for residential we could unleash our population when we think about how to use our buildings that are vacated and zone in simple a way to be a bit important modern of what the creative people want to do. a lot of people are living and working in similar places and tailors not a difference >> let me be more specific about space. tells us exactly where your located right now where are you likely to

workshops involving children and disabled people pass on insights about climate change and revive tips on saving energy and preventing unnecessary waste. for participants it is a give and take experience. >> i have learned a lot about climate change at the workshops. part of the solution includes passing on this knowledge, especially to the children. >> we move on to the port town of betio. this place is nicknamed red beach after the bloody battle fought here between japanese and american forces during the second world war. today, betio is witness to a struggle of a different kind. over half of the 100,000 strong population of kiribati now lives on tarawa. many of them are climate refugees from the outer islands.

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i wanted to the focus of today's workshop is the first major phase if the streetscape exempting site. as it turns out this is one of the most important it enables the alice 2k3wri69 site. in your packets you'll see a major phase that looks like this for the candle stick phase one and the streetscape one looks like this for the candle stick point side. so we're going to provide a brief overview for this today. we have some reps from the cac and the president of the alice griffith in the back waving. also, we have the master developer so far the site and there are a lot of consultants that have been working very, very hard to a keep us on a schedule but the members of the streetscape team and we'll present that as well. the goal as i said is not an action item we wanted to provide i with the opportunity for questions and answers. ? the alice griffith project is so important and we want you to have time to have q and a so we can make corrects and let's start back in the approval of the project in 2010. as many of you know, the deposition and development agreement was approved along with

well, this is workshop for the pmp and i'm not being sarcastic. but you can add an i to that. pimp. it has pimped our community. we don't have ex-commissioners or ex-staff on our team. we don't have that luxury like yerba buena can have that people that work for them. what i am happy is because some ground people came here to, i get confused with your oversight committee. i don't know what this is all about. i try to study and you have one agency watching over another agency. this thing with yoshi, i don't see anybody here that video taped from the beginning. washington was there from the beginning. i go back 20 years when jefferson created the jazz. let's go back 2 weeks ago where we couldn't get your staff to come out because you had no money. i'm happy she's coming out this saturday. i hope that you come out and hear other than what you have heard from ace. i hear at yoshi's will be going bankrupt and you are going to transfer it to the city. it's all the same thing. it's the city. it might have different departments it's a city. that's a pity because you treat us like, let me sa

pursuant to section 34191.5 of assembly bill 1484 'redevelopment dissolution law'". discussionn dd workshop on the streetscape master plan, signage plan and major phase 1 application for candlestick point; candlestick point and phase 2 of the hunters point developed as parked and we would transfer them to the city 1234 city for governmental purpose. the phase one parks, we will transfer these parks in major faces as they are completed. the phase one parks will probably transfer to the city in the next 7-10 years that will include the modular building. in phase two it's really hard to quantify when the transfer would happen because it really depends on the pace of the federal remediation effort and the pace of private development. any way the city can then once transferred the city can fund the benefit on the maintenance of the park. the shipyard communities parcels, it was three things, vacant land and parcels. for the vacant land, what we are suggesting is again, we already own 1.2 acres in phase one and we will own another 5 acres in phase 2 about 6 acres. we have an obligation to require

that were established in we could see those workshop activity in the entire really moved out in the spring of 1942 when there is the sizable population so they were witnesses and went into the workshop and witnesses to the mass crimes and murders. and then arrested by the soviets bid was presumably killed after a quick trial. he had a secretary whose name was lisa. they became lovers. here we have the picture. i don't know the other gentleman but they are pictures from personal albums from the postwar investigation and this was among those collected. that is an interesting picture because she stevens in the woods with her shotgun that is part of the story. according to survivors was one of the most better informed in this station. she was seated on various occasions carousing or representative creating with the german officials with her lover in town. they had and still love, constructing a swimming pool, jewish laborers you could fill their every whim, furs, all clients in fact, the, the sewer commission and/or demanded from the jewish laborers jewelry for his family, but they've m

then they found refuge this because there was a lot of workshops that have been established and they are overseeing this workshop opportunity and these are his laborers and the entire family moved out and so does young man and his sister went to the workshop and were actually witnesses and they didn't return and he was killed after a quick trial. and his name was lisa meyer and they became lovers. and here we have a picture and i don't know the other gentlemen in the picture, these are photos from personal albums that were collected during the postwar investigation of the crimes and this other photo was among those that were collected and she is identified here, standing with her shotgun and that is part of the story and better informed than many of the officials in the station and she commissioned with them in town, obviously they had a villa. when they have their own kind of personal jewish laborers who could fulfill their every whim, be it jewelry or furs were all kinds of crafts and they demanded from the jewish laborers tori for his family name in an electric train set for his s

. >> he started teaching know-your-rights workshops to young people. they asked us not to know their faces. >> you have to take control by asking "am i being stopped? am i being question" >> the officer can stop and frisk if they believe a person has committed a crime or is about to. >> according to n.y.p.d. statistics half a million were stopped and frisked in 2012. onward one in it 10 was arrested or summoned to court. the rest were released without charges. >> a quick survey of this public school classroom shows the experience was nothing new. >> who in this room has ever been stopped di police officers? >> it happened to me in my freshingman year. when i came to the school we had half days. we got out early. they - i was stopping, they searched my book bag. i didn't know what to do. it was my first time. i was kind of nervous, like, "why are they doing this?", >> the workshop focuses on teens sticking up for their rights without making the situation first. >> stating clearly "look, i understand, you're asking questions. i have id. i don't consent t

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