Economic and work force development. Today we are going to do things a little different because we actually have good news, and we actually have a guide for what San Francisco will look like as we begin to envision a new normal, and a future where we can get our city going, get back to work and get back to our lives as we know it, although we will be making a number of adjustments in this process. Four months ago we operated the Emergency Operations center, and we called attention to what we knew potentially was coming to San Francisco. About three months ago we declared a local state of emergency. At that time we had not one case in San Francisco. 10 weeks ago, we ordered shelterinplace. The fact is we acted fast and San Francisco is being praised as a model for not only stopping an acceleration of the curve. We are at the stage where we are seeing the curve lowered finally. There is hope, but we still have a long way to go. The fact is at that time there is no vaccine, although we ha
Comment line. We apologize for those issues. We asked a representative from sfgov tv to join us today to moderate the Public Comment call line to alleviate any issues. And we will have this resolved today and moving forward. Mark, would you like to give some specific instructions to members of the public who would like to make comment . Sure. I want to remind everyone to please [inaudible] and were hearing someone make a latte or coffee or something. Lets maouts our microphones unless were talking. Hi, even. My name is mark morowitz, the Health Commission secretary. Im going to flash the side again to explain how to make Public Comment. The phone number is 8883634734. And the access code is 2241350. Once youre on that line, you will be able to listen in on the meeting and when you want to make Public Comment, you press 1 and 0 in order yes, 10 in order to get on to the line for a specific item. For those of you who are watching on sfgov tv, a reminder that there is a delay on what your
You listed, correct. Yes, and also a component of that, i believe, 33,000 in that amount is for the Affordable Housing and analysis plan. Got it and by analysis plan, what are we talking about feasibility, layouts. More a study plan. Maybe sherry can speak to that program. I can speak, rich. That is twofold. One, i mentioned the work that were doing with g irinsler associates, as well as the assistance that one Treasure Island gave us in preparing our infill infrastructure grant application. Got it. So its like architectural application, that makes sense. And given its for this fiscal year up in june, sherry, of the 1. 79 million that you guys have, is there any left over in that budget . Whats the spendtodate for that . Almost all of that is spendtodate because we already did a major remediation job already. So almost all of that is a spendtodate at this point. Great, thank you. And just one other thing to clarify and yeah, i would love to have i though, sherry, youve presented to us
Talked about the states response to the coronavirus pandemic following a recent rise in covid19 cases. He said the increase is linked to more testing in hospitals around the state had the capacity to meet the needs of patients. This is an hour and 15 minutes. Good afternoon, everyone. Good to see everyone today, thank you to all the good people of arizona. It has been a difficult several months. Even increasingly so over the last couple of weeks. I want to say thank you to all the peaceful protesters, all the Law Enforcement leaders, all the cops and deputies and our healthcare workers who have all been working overtime. Thank you for what you have done. I want to give you an update on where we are in arizona around covid19. We are going to take a calm and steady approach. The urgent action we are going to make will be to Talk Public Health and everything we talk about today will be informed by data and information. And make sure you have accurate data and information. Lets review bris
Residents. More than 40,000 square feet including private balconies, large podiums and terraces on different sides of the building give the unique masking. Ground floor the level has a Public Open Space at the Market Street intersection. Mid block pedestrian passage between market and 12th. All three streets will see streetscape improvements coordinated with Planning Efforts by the city. Project will construct a new interest for the vanness muni station in the ground floor of the building pending city approvals from bart. The project is subject to the citys housing requirements electing to use the land dedication as means to comply with 415 requirements. In this alternative the sponsor would dedicate sites or sites for Affordable Housing. It did not need to be finalize prior to planning. It would accommodates 35 of the units in the project. It would contribute approximately 17 million in Affordable Housing fees due to market requirements. Environmental application was first accepted in