we are losing our piers. this gives us hope that we can start rebuilding the infrastructure in a way it needs to be built. the $150 million investment in port property is nothing we should sneeze at. we would be building cruise ship terminals and a number of other housing developments and piers and births for this particular project. -- and berths for this particular projet. -- project. i would love to know if we could describe the facilities, including the it city facilities. -- including the city facilities. if you would not mind touching on the vision that will include iconic public places, and really the feeling of what this would look like for san franciscans. >> thank you. i am from the office of economic and work-force development. thank you, supervisor. to answer your question specifically about facilities, which covered this in detail in the land use committee. the idea is to take per se 30 and 32 and make them the central site of public engagement. every day, the teams would come down and the public

it really extends all the way from pier one on the north to the pier 14 breakwater and public access on the south between the embarcadero road way and out into the bay. since entering into the mou, the project has gained some momentum in the last few months. we just hired two consultants teams. for the past few months, port and weta staff have been working with the development teams to provide the concepts that will essentially be used as a starting point for this project. these concepts are the subject of a presentation that jonathan will go through with you. they will be used to inform the stakeholder outreach process that will help shape for design and development of the terminal expansion. key project areas stakeholders that we will be consulting with early in this process starting a little later this week include tenants with long-term these older chips within the project areas such as equity office properties, tenants with shorter term lease interest, releases such as the ferry building tenants, and d port's agriculture building tenants. regulatory agencies. bcdc -- agencies li

supervisor alioto-pier: the eir is in front of us today. what was the bout at the planning commission? >> the commission voted 6-1 to certify the eir. supervisor alioto-pier: we do not have product approval in front of us, correct? >> correct. supervisor alioto-pier: and that led to the planning commission with six votes. >> correct. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. president chiu: any additional questions to planning? supervisor mar: i wanted to follow up on the shadow issue. it sounds like the analysis is saying that it is insignificant impact. yuba buena center is impacted for a certain time during the early morning hours. i am reading from section 295 of the planning code, the sunlight ordinance, significant criteria are if something would affect a park under the jurisdiction of the rec and park department and other publicly accessible outdoor recreation facilities or other public areas. could you explain why the shadow on yuba buena gardens is insignificant? >> it is not a rec park facility. it is under the management of a redevelopm

pier 50 is in a growing community. it is a sizable pier. while it would be great, it would be more difficult. if we can work with the access for pier 50, which does not have public access, that would be great. supervisor mirkarimi: with a value, the downturn, how has it been effected? >> as i said earlier, it is pretty much in negative valley. they had to put twice in in order to get to that. we do not have an appraisal on seawall lot 330, but we would need to do that moving forward. pier 50, it is harder to know what the value of that is. our capital plan calls for approximately about $60 million in needed investment just to continue its current use. that would be shoring up the @. supervisor mirkarimi: what about rehabilitating the piers so that they would not compromise the question or add a eventually that it is not ours anymore. " >> that is a great question. there is another name in the state constitution for the redevelopment area can is owned by an entity. there is a share of the tax increment dollars. receiving the ability to do t

i want to acknowledge supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: i want to think the mayor's office for all the work they have done. really the only comment i want to make is just a clarification that this is about making both the podium accessible and also making it accessible where the court sets. this will enable the board of supervisors to higher people in the clerk's office to sit exactly where she is sitting. i think that is important to make that distinction. president chiu: why don't we turn it over to the mayor's office on disability? >> we have a power point presentation that might help. i wanted to review some of the history and the processes that brought us to this point. not only voting today on the design the would make the podium and the clerk's desk accessible, if we could bring up the document camera and go to the history, there we go. we can take the history slide? next slide? thank you. the earthquake and the renovations that occurred after in city hall triggered access improvements throughout city hall, a

port relocation facilities on pier 50, we do not know. temporary berthing of super yachts, i do not know. the swap of seawall lot 330, we do not know. the financing may be included in the $32 million. i do not know. reimbursements to event authorities, helipad -- maybe that is included in the $325 million. maybe it is included in the $35 million. i do not know, i do not know, i do not know. it seems to me that colleagues and staff do not know the answers to these questions. so we are being asked on a committee meeting at monday and a board of supervisors' meeting the following tuesday to approve a term sheet. i have negotiated a couple of term sheets. a negotiated a term sheet on treasure island late into the night. the conditions have changed. but typically, term sheets that come in front of the sport have these types of questions answered. there are hard numbers associated with the terms. and i realize that mr. ellison is on a truncated timeline, but i think that in terms of our last, best vote on this item, and there are more legally b

supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madam clerk. let me start by saying happy birthday to supervisor campos. mine is not quite as badly as a gift , which would not have happened without the film rebate program, or it would not have been as easy. thank you for your vote, and happy birthday.

60. -- pier fifty. i am interested in the cost of relocation of tenants. in addition to appear -- piers. i am interested in what the financing costs are for the future infrastructure and financing mechanisms. that will come out of sacramento. i am interested in the actual cost of the work at pier 80, the removal of pier 36. the cost of the removal of the sheds. i assume these are all not included in the $11 million figure that the council came up with. who knows? there is also issues of docking, super yachts. the issue of lost advertising revenue for like the national airport. i am interested in the city's cost, perhaps it is included in the plan that did go through. i am interested in what the city staff is telling us in terms of preparation to be here today, in terms of preparation of ceqa documents. i believe the city is liable for that cost. the cost of permit expediting, but what i am most concerned about is the long term development deal for san francisco, and specifically for this area of distric

supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. those ordinances are passed. item 4, please. >> amending the planning total by adding a section to establish the market street community center project. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. president chiu: the ordinance is finally passed. >> item 2, approximately -- 22, for fiscal year 2010. on item 22 -- supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor mirkarimi: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. president chiu: the ordinance is finally passed. item 23. >> amended the health code to require the health department to declare a restaurant appreciation month. president chiu: same house, same call? ite

[applause] president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier unfortunately is not here today. supervisor dufty will present on her behalf. supervisor dufty: i want to welcome ken zankelle to the podium. today, he has crutches with him. he is representing the growth of restaurant. on behalf of supervisor alioto- pier, who wants to recognize the growth and can, the growth is a gathering place for residents and visitors alike. it features indoor and outdoor seating options, which makes customers want to come over and over again. it is a great neighbor to the marina, pacific heights, and selma. the food and service make the grove a treasure. supervisor alioto-pier wants to think can for his years of friendship and to -- wants to thank ken for his years of friendship and to celebrate the growth. >> i am honored. i have to bring my wife up here. everyone loves the grove's decor, and she is responsible for it. we are partners in the grove. she designed my restaurant and the apartment for meat where we had the first day. it was a case where the woman moved in and did not hate everythi

supervisor alioto-pier: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 7 ayes and 3 nos. - no's. the next item is approving the center for aging. on item seven. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. item eight is a resolution authorizing the office to enter into the first amendment between the city, they shall increase the contract amount to $41 million. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> the next item is to establish a property base to be known as the ocean avenue community district. setting the time and place for a public hearing which will occur on november 16 for a time at 3:00 p.m.. specifically here in this chamber. supervisor avalos: i urge your support for this resolution. the ocean avenue corridor has experienced incredible changes over the past decade. we have seen a underground util

supervisor alioto-gc÷pier: ok, great. thank you. supervisor mar:t=d i just wanteo also just asked -- you mentioned a few thingsgo that might be connected with land use and urban planning and] but again, trying to find how your expertise fits withiní the advisory board. i fail to see that would bar of fritos consulting:fl there has been some work with walmart. --t that. that7%uju goes. i contacted with them for about sixkgú months, and people of the work i was doing was not in land use. only9<ñ occasionally i'd do a little bit on a project fwkÑ walmart, but it was really again >> for your firm, the top of the list[hñ is the air line pilots association. can you talk about what that word is? >> that was the bulk of the work there, that we were working with '-the labor union that represens the pilots that fly for u.s. ç$pairways. get them organized. they had just gone through a pretty disruptive mergerj e with america west, so you had two so there were some conflicts we were trying to bridge communication for. supervisor alioto- y

supervisor alioto-pier? supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, supervisor campos. mr. o'connor, regardless of what was set up here, it will not affect the outcome. although we are all very grateful that you help supervisor daly in that regard. i think i have no new water problem than chris has. regina think i have known you probably longer than chris has. but me just say, this is a remarkable group of people. we always have remarkable groups of people, but very thoughtful, articulate, experienced. if the entire entertainment commission looks much like what we saw today during testimony, we would be a very lucky city in deed. i want to thank mr. o'connor for his service. the work on the small business commission has been truly significant, and i think that experience would play well in a commission like this. the testimony of mr. hahn i thought was really -- i thought that stood alone, and so did mr. thomas and ms. weissman. the work on the civil grand jury, you have probably worked in learned on many things that most people do not know, which would benefit the commissi

alioto-pier aye. avalos aye. campos aye. chiu. 9 ayes, one no. supervisor chiu: this motion is approved. madam clerk, please call item 31. >> item 31 was considered by the land use and economic development committee at a regular meeting ahead carried an ordinance amending the planning code. >> as we discussed last week, we passed the item back to land use, and yesterday, the committee met and decided we needed to move forward with the item we have in front of us because old state mary's is an important historic institution that is in desperate need of seismic funds and has some significant deadline's coming up such that we need to move the legislation quickly. that said, there have been some broader issues around the specific requirements for transferable development rights, and i want to let you know that item 32 waséh yesterday and will be back in land use committee next week. it is the intent of our party to move forward with the legislation to dealÑo)ñbó withf the broader issumÑñ i know a couple of you had some questions on that, i wou

l-14796 with ideo, llc for office space located at pier 26 annex within the southern waterfront with a sixty month term and a 60 month option. >> good morning, supervisor avalos, and supervisor elsbernd. i would like to provide you with a brief summary of key points of the proposed lease before you. the leased premises are located at pier 26 and next, comprised of existing space, existing office space, and an expansion area to be renovated. the use would be for general office with a small model making workshop. the lease term would be for a five-year period with a five- year option. the estimated commencement date would be january 1, 2011. rent for the existing space would be $32,136 per month, or $2.60 per square foot per month. rent for the expansion space would be $8,100 per month. rent for the existing space would begin upon lease commencement date. rent for the expansion space will commence on the earlier of one expiration 180 days of delivery to tennant and issuance of a port building permit, two, substantial completion of the works and the date of issuance of the certificate o

supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye -- supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu: aye. president chiu: these resolutions are adopted. we can now move to roll call for introductions. supervisor dufty: i do have several items. i am co-sponsoring with supervisor avalos an in memoriam. her grandson antonio is here, and her daughter denise is here. supervisor avalos will be speaking about her in roll call. after a great 85 years, she was born in august of 1925. she was raised in san francisco her entire life. she studied psychology at city college. she loved her family and made that her life's priority. she joins her mother that struggled to give her family a better life. her sister and her brother -- she leaves behind her sister marie and her children denise. sorry. ok. and edward, she worked hard to help raise until her last days. she will be missed, he and i have had the privilege of knowing antonio for almost 10 years from the time that i met him as a student government leader. going on to his career in ci

i want to thank supervisor alioto-pier

supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you. just to clarify, i think i missed a little bit at the beginning. outside counsel for campaign finance and elections will be picked by those two specific ones, so we really only have jurisdiction over mr. marquez's appointment to deal with mayoral succession? >> if there are other appointments, we did not foresee issues at this point, but of the issues we foresee, it is just my oral -- it is just mayoral succession. supervisor alioto-pier: i would like to know how exactly this date was chosen. supervisor campos: if i may, my understanding is that this election is not marquez, but is actually of the office of santa clara county council, as i understand. >> correct. supervisor campos: i think that the chief assistant city attorney talked about this. >> let me summarize this again. i would be happy to. as i mentioned, we have three public entity law offices that we have a reciprocal relationship with -- oakland, san retail county council, and santa clara. we envision those three areas of

piers 30 and 32, when improved or fixed, approximately $45 million. plans to sell any of the parcels -- we do not know.

you see why they want to move here at pier 15, pier 17 here along the embarcadero. you can see why it's centrally located here into downtown. you have muni right there. the access would be much easier. this will be a private partnership and the exploratorium and the port that owns the pier. the city and the port have been trying to revitalize. you have at&t park and the ferry building and now this. it will be sometime and it wouldn't be open until 2013. $300 million in cost. you have what the project will look like and what the museum will look like. reporting live here. bob redell today in the bay. >>> 5:46 and take you back to the north bay. we have the big rig blocking the slow lane on to the san rafael bridge. two signs have been activated and the message signs overhead. plan for that and that will cause some slowing and should be able to see the signs. we will show you further south on 101, getting into the city, you can't see the south tower. this might be an issue, but the light volume of traffic, things are moving smoothly. close to the limit through novato

piers 30 and 32, when improved or fixed, approximately $45 million. plans to sell any of the parcels -- we do not know. maybe ms. moyer -- supervisor mirkarimi asked about waterfront plans and she may be deflected. how will the board of supervisors make a decision without a budget analyst report or

supervisor campos: roll call on that. >> alioto-pier no. mar aye. campos aye. supervisor campos: thank you all for your time. we will now move to item one. >> item 1, hearing to consider appointing one member, a term ending march 31, 2012, to the commission on the aging advisory council. there is one seat and one applicant. supervisor campos: thank you very much. is ken prag here? ok. why don't we move to items two and three? we will come back to item one. >> i did two, motion approving the reappointment of gwyneth borden to the planning commission, a term ending july 1, 2014. item three, motion rejecting the reappointment of gwyneth borden to the planning commission, a term ending july 1, 2014. supervisor campos: we have a motion here to reappoint commissioner bordon. please come up. this allows you an opportunity to make an opening statement as to why you are thinking about seeking reappointment and what your goals and objectives would be if you were reappointed, and it allows also members of the rules committee to ask questions. >> thank you for this opportu

pierre, which was -- pier 3032. pier 70, which will mean all that it could for future generations, and could never have accomplished all of that without you. just in case he had any spare time left, he was very much of golf in the oil exploration off the coast of santa barbara, which we greatly appreciate. and one that i really like, which is the recovery of money from the city of l.a. that belong to the port of l.a., so that is a very important piece of case law that we rely on every now and then, so we appreciate your stewardship in that. so i'm happy for you, very sad for the rest of us. thank you for your friendship, your leadership, your creativity, and most of all, your dedication to public service. >> it is my honor to present you with this flat. really moving forward in all the future projects and laying groundwork and foundation for that, so i thank you and the commission finds you. it reads, "with gratitude and friendship, from the port of san francisco, october 2010." [applause] [laughter] >> i'm happy to

if you are born to have a legacy out at -- going to have a legacy at pier 50, we already legacy at pier 50, we already have the financing to deal wit

some improvements in those areas, such as the demolition of pier 1/2 and pier 2, are called out in the plan as linked to expansion of the ferry terminal. in our mou, there is some contemplation that is a project expense. but there are other areas where it is not as clear. improvements to ferry plaza intersect with leasehold issues we have. a lot of these areas are currently under long-term lease, so there is negotiation not just between the agencies but the other leaseholders. ultimately, if we were in 2008, i would say this would be a public-private partnership in our traditional model and bring in a user or developer. right now, we are trying to plan this in such a way that the -- that this that thdoesn't interfe with the ag building, but that this is not about restoring that building. we have not resolved that as yet. president fong: we will look forward to hearing more. thank you. public comment. i am sorry. any public comment on this item? ok. thank you. >> item b -- request authorization to award a grant for literacy for environmental justice, for environmental education programs

supervisor alioto-pier. supervisor alioto-pier: thank you, madam clerk. let me start by saying happy birthday to supervisor campos. mine is not quite as badly as a gift , which would not have happened without the film rebate program, or it would not have been as easy. thank you for your vote, and happy birthday. i have -- i unfortunately have a tough week. good friends of mine lost their two-year-old on friday. i have been in mourning for him. his name is campbell. campbell ross ehrlich, and if you do not mind, i would appreciate if we could do that from the whole board. campbell was a beautiful little blond, blue-eyed, bouncing, smiling, baby boy, and it is a shock. he went to bed and did not wake up. i think not acts in mysterious ways, but nonetheless, it is very painful -- i think god hath in mysterious ways. i would like to take some time to thank some people here in san francisco city government. this is one of those rare moments when you see the people who work for all of us in action in a wonderful and beautiful way. to begin with, i would like to