we can fit 85% of our projected housing in pda's and 75% of our projected jobs in pda's. somewhat on parallel. little more aggressive than what the region is doing, but somewhat parallel. i think what is important no noel it does not necessarily mean the growth that doesn't fit in pda's is going to happen in unplanned ways which just means we haven't planned for it yet and we probably have some more work to do in the next 25 years. and then lastly, i just wanted to mention, because i think a very interesting thing about this plan, and i'm not sure how many of the other regions sustainable stratejai have this overlayer component, the plan does try to go beyond the projection of land use. the region the last several years has taken an interest in the kind of issues especially important to us. things like creating complete communities, ensuring housing affordability, looking at development without displacement, how do we preserve our existing communities while growing at the same time. and it does provide some funding to do so. liz during her presentation will talk a little

and all the pda's in san francisco or most of the pda is all in areas that seems like it already has existing neighborhoods in it. so, i think that concentrating all the growth in the -- most of the growth in the region is going to san francisco, oakland, and san jose. and then most of the growth in san francisco is going to the pda's. i really do think this places a lot of strain on the existing housing and it's not coming with any additional money. it's not coming with any mitigation plans. i think we have to ask the mtc to put mitigations into the plan . the only mitigations that i read in there right now are about during construction, that they would somehow mitigate displacement impact during construction, but i really think the impact comes after the housing is built. so, i think that's something that this planning department should look at. another impact that i thought was alarming was that it looks like vehicle miles traveled may increase in already dense areas where there is already level service f. so, i think that means basically in very congested areas where we already h

so, in order to think more about these questions of using the pda planning funds and future abag funds, the authority is actually required to prepare something that we call the transportation investment and growth strategy which is pretty much an exercise to synthesize a lot of work we've done through all of the priority development area plans looking at transportation needs, bringing it together in order to help us be able to think about what the transportation priorities are within each of the pda's. so, i will leave it at that. we put together a draft document with input from the different agencies, sort of being refined and we'll take it through a board process at our authority board in the summer. and i'm going to now turn the presentation over to victoria to do the e-i-r section and at the end would be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, victoria, [speaker not understood]. we've been reading the draft e-i-r and the plan bay area as are many jurisdictions have as well because the draft e-i-r is currently out for public review. as sarah mentioned, that 45 days closes next

system and to red -- respect everyone's ability to listen, please turn off all mobile cell phones and pda or turn to vibrate mode. we welcome the public comment. you may complete a speakers card in front of the room or call our bridge line at4155 554-9632. the staff person will handle your speaking at the appropriate time. our next regular meeting will be on june 21, 2013 from 1:00-4:00 in room 400 at san francisco city hall. please call our mayor's disability office for any further information or to request accommodations at4155 554-6789 voice. or4155 554-6799 t t y. a reminder to all of our guest today to speak slowly into the microphone to assist our captioner and interpreter. >> thank you. now we'll have roll call from staff joanna. >> wendy james? absent. cochair adele wilson? here. council member sarah burr get, council member, harry wong. >> reading and approval of the agenda. >> item one introduction of roll call. item 2 action item. reading and approving of the agenda. no. 3, public comment. each speaker is limited to 3 minutes. >> item 4, information item report from the chair.

foresight with respect to how to accommodate this pda growth everybody is talking about now, as we talk about the sustainable community strategies the mta is working on, i completely empathize with what director heinicke has articulated and my colleagues here have reiterated which is there are some issues, some things we need to address right away. it is going to be hard to talk about 20, 30, 150 years when we have these issues that we're grappling with today. i think that a lot of us would with benefit from learning a little bit more about how these projects that we really are working on today will actually impact and improve the service and the problems and the issues we're hearing about like the t-third will get better with the central subway. once the central subway is up and running, there won't be any t, k combos. it will just be for the most part from what i understand, just running north and south. and i think that that would be really, really helpful to addressing the issue of capacity. i think as somebody brought up earlier, director heinicke talked about the idea of brt versu

that we need to worry about the most is sea level rise, if you look at a map of where it is and these pdas are and a lot of them are in the indunation zone. it makes sense for a lot of other reasons and i suppose that we could put a lot of growth on the tops of hills, and that would give us above sea level rise and defeat a lot of other purposes that we are trying to serve here. i will conclude on that point with the time line which shows you where we are headed, and which we hope is a july adoption, i know that several members of this board will be involved in voting on that. either as members of abag or mtc and we will be happy to answer any of your questions today. thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you, very much. commissioner mar? >> thank you, i wanted to thank them for the regional public hearings that have been going on as well. i see from the east bay and other places how much you get beaten up for trying to plan wisely and how to for a more sustainable future and to reduce the greenhouse gases as well. dy want to ask, i know that there are different proposals from the right and the

foresight with respect to how to accommodate this pda growth everybody is talking about now, as we talk about the sustainable community strategies the mta is working on, i completely empathize with what director heinicke has articulated and my colleagues here have reiterated which is there are some issues, some things we need to address right away. it is going to be hard to talk about 20, 30, 150 years when we have these issues that we're grappling with today. i think that a lot of us would with benefit from learning a little bit more about how these projects that we really are working on today will actually impact and improve the service and the problems and the issues we're hearing about like the t-third will get better with the central subway. once the central subway is up and running, there won't be any t, k combos. it will just be for

that we need to worry about the most is sea level rise, if you look at a map of where it is and these pdas are and a lot of them are in the indunation zone. it makes sense for a lot of other reasons and i suppose that we could put a lot of growth on the tops of hills, and that would give us above sea level rise and defeat a lot of other purposes that we are trying to serve here. i will conclude on that point with the time line which shows you where we are headed, and which we hope is a july adoption, i know that several members of this board volved in. either as members of abag or mtc and we will be happy to answer any of your questions today. thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you, very much. commissioner mar? >> thank you, i wanted to thank them for the regional public hearings that have been going on as well. i see from the east bay and other places how much you get beaten up for trying to plan wisely and how to for a more sustainable future and to reduce the greenhouse gases as well. dy want to ask, i know that there are different proposals from the right and the left that are brought up

that we need to worry about the most is sea level rise, if you look at a map of where it is and these pdas are and a lot of them are in the indunation zone. it makes sense for a lot of other reasons and i suppose that we could put a lot of growth on the tops of hills, and that would give us above sea level rise and defeat a lot of other purposes that we are trying to serve here. i will conclude on that point with the time line which shows you where we are headed, and which we hope is a july adoption, i know that several members of this board will be involved in voting on that. either as members of abag or mtc and we will be happy to answer any of ou, very much. commissioner mar? >> thank you, i wanted to thank them for the regional public hearings that have been going on as well. i see from the east bay and other places how much you get beaten up for trying to plan wisely and how to for a more sustainable future and to reduce the greenhouse gases as well. dy want to ask, i know that there are different proposals from the right and the left that are brought up from the equity organizations

. >> and crazy pda with billy bob thornton. putting her tongue where tongue s usually tongues don't go, all of a sudden and now she -- good for her. she got out of her own neurosis and started caring about the world around her and i think that's what totally transformed her. >> i do, too. >> and s had a purse in her life and she realized she could change the world to the very celebrity that she was so uncomfortable with. when she found a way to use that to better the world and i have such respect for what she does. >> that attracted him, too because it sounded like he wanted something bigger, something more meaningful in his life. although we want everybody to be happy. yes, we do. >> especially people who can't recognize anybody, that's bad. >> what do they have? >> a baby white rhino was born and this is one of those pieces of video you should look that. >> only a mother could love it! >> it was born in australia last week. i wonder if he could recognize his mother's face. >> look at his big feet. they don't even look real, d

. >> and crazy pda with billy bob thornton. putting her tongue where tongue s usually tongues don't go, all of a sudden and now she -- good for her. she got out of her own neurosis and started caring about the world around her and i think that's what totally transformed her. >> i do, too. >> and she had a purpose in her life and she realized she could change the world to the very celebrity that she was so uncomfortable with. when she found a way to use that to better the world and i have such respect for what she does. >> that attracted him, too because it sounded like he wanted something bigger, something more meaningful in his life. although we want everybody to be happy. yes, we do. >> especially people who can't recognize anybody, that's bad. >> what do they have? >> a baby white rhino was born and this is one of those pieces of video you should look that. >> only a mother could love it! >> it was born in australia last week. i wonder if he could recognize his mother's face. >> look at his big feet. they don't even look rea

i'm rocking my new pda thread here. [laughter] hoping i've gotten all the tags out. so i saw the new star trek movie a few days ago, and it started me thinking about time travel, about how if we zoom, say, 40 years into the future, honey boo boo was menopausal. [laughter] justin bieber might need viagra. and beyoncÉ and j.c. would qualify for the senior citizens discount at wal-mart. but as kierkegaard once wrote from one of the central ironies of human existence is that life can only be looked forward but understood backwards. and so with that in mind i would like you to hop with me onto my time machine. i'm taking you back to 1966. lbj is the president. and valley of the dolls was writing the bestsellers list. i was a high school sophomore. my biology teacher had set up a genetic experiment in which we are to study heredity and characteristics through several generations of a single family of fruit flies. now, the fruit fly is an ideal subject for such study because of its manic lifecycle. she said. which is true, it's possible if you're a fruit fly to be born on

it is her reaction to some pda from justin bieber and her besty selena gomez that got her on-line. she caught the pair kissing backstage and like any good friend she made the eww face. and miguel tried to leap across a mosh pit of fans but land on one woman's head. thankfully she is okay and i think he owes her free concert tickets, if she wants them. it is 7:11. back to savannah, matt and natalie in honolulu. aloha. >> aloha. >> fabulous crowd here. >> huge round of applause. >> maybe you think it is a little hard to get the feel for hawaii when it is pitch black out. this is what it looked like yesterday. it was just that beautiful. >> like a promo for weather. >> i wanted everyone to have an idea of it. >> cool dress. like. that mr. roker, let's check on the weather now from you, al. >> all right. thank you so much. here in shawnee, oklahoma, you can see the damage in the back. farmlands, barns destroyed. however, we have more of the same coming, and part of the reason this contrast in temperatures. as you look at the jet stream, it divides the country. one half, the western hal

how do you feel about pda? >> i'd like that. >> with so many options to choose from, it was time for martha to review the candidates on her own. >> it will take me time to read these carefully and really look at them myself. >> hey, martha, good morning. >> good morning. >> you're having a hard time with this? >> no, it's very time consuming. >> right. >> i have gardens to plant and horses to ride and all kinds of stuff to do, so it's a little time consuming but we've gotten 20,000 views i guess they call it. >> 1,000 people expressed interest in going out with you. >> 1,000 of these so it's a lot to read through. >> as i sat there with you at the computer one thing stood out to me, a lot of younger men are interested in dating you. >> yeah. but i wonder why. i mean, do they want money? do they want -- >> so you're nervous about that. >> no, i'm not at all nervous about that because i don't have to call them, i don't have to answer them. >> i notice you come with about five or six. >> i've weeded 20,000 down to

. >> and crazy pda with billy bob thornton. putting her tongues where usually tongues don't go, all of a sudden and now she -- good for her. she got out of her own neurosis and started caring about the world around here and i think that's what totally transformed her. >> i do, too. >> and she had a purpose in her life and she realized she could change the world to the very celebrity that she was so uncomfortable with. when she found a way to use that to better the world and i have such respect for what she does. >> that attracted him, too because it sounded like he wanted something bigger, something more meaningful in his rival though we want everybody to be happy. yes, we do. >> especially people who can't recognize anybody, that's bad. >> what do they have? [ indiscernible ] >> a baby white rhino was born and this is one of those pieces of video you should look that. >> only a mother could love it! >> it was born in australia last week. i wonder if he could recognize his mother's face. >> look at his big feet. they don't even

we have that friend who goes on the random political rants online or too lovy dovy pda with the significant others. it's really interesting, facebook gives you controls you can dial people down in your ne newsfeed so you don't have to confront them. but i think it's a good rule of thumb to think just because we all have this giant megaphone of social media doesn't mean that we need to post every single thought that comes into our mind. >> i like that concept, dialing your friends down a little bit. try that in real life. >> like if you're talking to someone and you're like -- >> i think we won that emmy you were talking about. >> i think so, hashtag. >> always good to see you. >>> coming up, they're looking for love on long island. yes, we're going to meet tv's newest reality royalty. first, these messages. talk about the incident. it was awful. a boy band concert and 10,000 screaming tweens. it was terrifying. and then we were autographed against our will. yeah,i woke up stained... in the dryer! ink washed and dried? i was ruined. it was all over. but you made it. clorox 2 gave me a second