public comment at this time. one minute. wow. sue hester. i have as much to on this project as they do. we have been asking at the community level the department to do a dashboard showing. what type of housing is being proposed, pardon me, approved by the department, and constructed by price level? we ve been asking for it for four or five years. peter cohen and i particularly have been diligent on this. we ve been asking it so that you would have something to look at that shows what are we building, how does it meet our housing needs, and we keep being shined on by staff. it always is going to be a project that we re going to deal with in the next year, the next six months, whatever. but we don t have it. and more is the shame because rincon hill is one of the areas where it needs attention. what is being built in rincon hill? what is being approved in rincon hill? is huge. it s a huge chunk of what you re doing. and where is it skewed? skewed toward very high end housin
i ve been asking it for at least five years. before you were even the planning director, because we need that information. we need to know who is being served. and i m tired of extensions. the market has changed since this project was approved. the economy has changed. and we keep chugging along building really high end housing. thank you. president olague: is there any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: i have a question for the developer. thank you. you re saying that you anticipated about a year s worth of construction documents, etc. but you re only asking for can we extend this longer than a year? no. so it s conceivable that you might be back if you fall short of your it s conceivable. commissioner sugaya: ok. that s all i needed to know. president olague: commissioner antonini. commissioner antonini: i m very much in favor of this extension, certainly with this particular sponso
bridge. it will annex the property on the west side to the india basin, special use district, which is on the east side of the of third street. i should note that the subject property is currently partially the development and special use district, which does a similar thing that the india basin special use district is. we created that special use district when the industrial park came tout of redevelopment and we wanted to specify that use along third street were appropriate to a wide range of uses and community serving uses, smaller scale retail, community uses, childcare, and the like. the design and development s.u.d. had a similar goal when we developed that. and that was to allow some additional office. we believe that by including the subject parcel in the india basin s.u.d., it does essentially the same thing. and it just opens up to some further uses beyond p.d.r., along third street where we think those uses are appropriate. the legislation, the second part of t
forward at the earliest possible time. that concludes my comments. i m available for any questions you may have. and rick juarez from artstone is also available for any questions you might have. thank you. president olague: thank you. i would like to open it up for public comment at this time. one minute. wow. sue hester. i have as much to on this project as they do. we have been asking at the community level the department to do a dashboard showing. what type of housing is being proposed, pardon me, approved by the department, and constructed by price level? we ve been asking for it for four or five years. peter cohen and i particularly have been diligent on this. we ve been asking it so that you would have something to look at that shows what are we building, how does it meet our housing needs, and we keep being shined on by staff. it always is going to be a project that we re going to deal with in the next year, the next six months, whatever. but we don t have it. and
detail. and they can take over. my name is dr. nadine burke harris. recently got married. congratulationings. thank you. i am the founding physician of the cpmc child bayview health center and was until july of this year the medical director. i am here today in my new role as a c.e.o. of the center for youth wellness. and also the reason i m here is because the reason i transitioned roles and the reason i m here today is because in my past five years of clinical practice, serving families and children in bayview it has become clear to me that exposure to violence and trauma is the single greatest health risk for children in bayview hunters point. and we know the effects on development and emotional development. and learning, etc. but emerging data has shown that kids exposed to four or more types of what we call adverse experiences are twice as likely to develop heart disease in adulthood. 2 1/2 times as likely to develop chronic obstructive poll monday other disease