you. [reading names] good afternoon. i am glad you raised the question because i was not supposed to be talking about it because the three items on the agenda, i was just supposed to come here and say, please pass this on to the full board, but since you brought it up [laughter] 1, executive park, before it was named executive park, it was candlestick coat cove. it was temporary housing for the navy. as you know, executive park is in the hill of bayview hill. nowhere close to visitation valley. but what occurred was that lines were drawn from visitation valley over six lanes of highway of bay shore, through the community of little hollywood, under the freeway of highway 101, to claim that executive park was a part of the visitation valley. biggest lie in town. biggest blight in town. then it was proposed that the developers i have been on that committee since its inception. those of us that where there never asked the developers for anything because they had to do
proposed, that represents over $13 million that will come as one time fees for the community benefit. you said $21 million? over $13 million. 1-3. there s also standard transfer tax turnover, assuming approximately through the life of a project like this, that you have about 15% turnover of units once the project matures. you are looking at an ongoing transfer tax generation of about $3.7 million a year to the city. so i hope that is helpful. thank you. and i can answer any questions you may have later. one question for you i would love for you or any of the project sponsors representatives from the project sponsors to talk about the way you solicited public input. do you have a summary of the outreach efforts? i would defer to mr. ever harder and answering that question. thank you. supervisor cohen: ok, he becomes. thank you. here he comes. thank you. good afternoon. i have been the outreach coordinator for the san francisco executive park for the last six ye
neighborhood club to the visitation valley planning alliance, to the visitation valley community center, to the sunnyvale neighbors, to be bayview hill neighborhoods, to the candlestick point neighbors, to the candlestick cove neighbors, to be bayview to the bayview pac. you name it, we have been there. i think the kind of outrage that we have had has been unprecedented the kind of outreach we have had has been unprecedented in the city. in addition, e-mail and snail mail a number of newsletters to people. we are still getting back coupons from people wanting to know when the houses are going to be available and that kind of thing. i personally have participated in neighborhood fairs, and we have done balloons and t-shirts. i mean, there is no development out there that has had as much about as the executive park has had. i am pleased to say that we even had a 30-year barbecue to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the community advisory committee for the executive park.
it corrects critical errors and makes language changes and updates various sections. it is really exciting stuff, i promise. the department reviewed over 62 pieces of legislation that would amend the planning code. in my belief, the planning code may be the most amended of all of our municipal codes. it may be among the most frequently amended codes in the country. of the 62 ordnances we reviewed last year, about 21 of them were sponsored by our department. about 41 were sponsored by elected officials like yourselves. there is a lot of interest in the planning codes. with all this interest and these changes, over time there have been errors. text has been inadvertently dropped. amendments made in one ordnance are not reflected in the next. they have become out of date. this legislation is intended to correct the accumulated errors in planning code and update sections as needed. the planning commission initiated the ordinance in july of 2010. on august 5 of leicester, the reco
chairperson mar: this is the regular meeting of a land use and economic development committee of the san francisco board of supervisors. i am the chair person. to my right is the vice chair person. to my left is supervisor weiner. please turn off all cellular phones and pagers. speaker cards and documents should be submitted to the clerk. items docketed today will appear on the april 5 agenda unless otherwise stated. chairperson mar: the overflow room for this room is the north light court. if anyone is called to speak, they should come immediately to this room. please call item one. authorizing a settlement agreement with the forty-niners related to candlestick stadium. chairperson mar: we are joined by the recreation and parks department. the item we have before you is a supplement amendment and use agreements for a longstanding claim the 49ers have had against the city, dating back to the 1980 s. the city and the 49ers have a dispute over the city s ongoing maintenan