called the regs citizenship and its main intervention was to say, look, major part of government for the black poor and governance is happens through being involved with the criminal justice system, so and so we need to understand if we want to understand what democracy means, what citizenship means in these communities, we have to actually understand how being stopped by police, being convicted, being booked, being sent to the halfway house, affects one s political life world, affects how they see and make claims on the state, affects how they weather and how much path they have in the american dream. affects how they coalesce with others around shared interests, and if you can believe it, most political scientists mostly treated criminal justice as an apolitical institution. surety of a bureaucracy, wasn t something to the studied, wasn t consequential, and so i was trying to argue along with amy herman that this actually is very important for how people make meaningful
going on out here. now, i hadn t talked to the president, but i was hoping and praying when we request to come before you all to make our presentation about what is going on here, you will have a different perspective. i m here to speak on public comment, but i would be remiss if i didn t say what i had to say and what i feel and maybe get up to tell you all. it ain t over, it s just a new beginning. thank you. do we have any further public comment on this item? no other speaker cards. oh, one more. two more. [ inaudible ] oscar james. i might have put the wrong number down because i put a but i wanted to speak on this item. sorry about that. that was my mistake. oscar james again. i m in support of the warriors coming back home. i remember when the warriors were at the kezar stadium and the western edition at that time really benefited from it, even though the city would not build a new stadium for them at that particular time, the reason why they moved to oakland,
ucsf and the documents that govern development of the site, followed by discussion of the main terms of the proposed agreements; the findings of benefits that we are required to make under redevelopment law, environmental review and conclusion and next steps. blocks 33 and 34 as director bohee mention ready currently owned by an affiliate of salesforce.com and comprise 3.8 acre sites. as you can see it here on the map bonded by 16th street to the north, illinois to the east, mariposa to the south and 3rd to the west. this allows for wide variety of uses including office, retail, laboratory and manufacturing. medical clinicks are permitted as a secondary use if certain criteria are met. blocks 33 and 34 are subject to a pilot agreement, which was recorded against the property in 2010 by fockil. excuse me, christine can you make sure to speak into the microphone. sure. thanks. the purpose of the second opa amendment was to prohibit the transfer in mission bay south of p
i m in support of the warriors coming back home. i remember when the warriors were at the kezar stadium and the western edition at that time really benefited from it, even though the city would not build a new stadium for them at that particular time, the reason why they moved to oakland, but i m glad to see them come back home, even though i may not be able to afford a ticket to see a game. i would like two things for this commission to do and for the warriors to do. try to make it possible for some of these grammar schools and junior high schools and high schools to participate in maybe a free day for them to go to a warrior s game. because that may be the only opportunity that they will have for go to a warriors game. i think any program, project that comes into our city, where young people from these schools can benefit from going to at least to one game or one visit at a museum or anything, we should look to make those possibilities a reality for them. the other thing t
these obligations primarily include annual payments in lieu of taxes, our standard design review and design approval procedures and contracting local hire and workforce programs. the release has the potential to reduce the amount of tax increment generated in the south plan area, which would thereby negatively impact oci s ability to meet it s affordable housing and infrastructure obligations in the south area. so to avoid these potential impacts ocii has negotiated the memorandum of understanding, as well as related agreements as a condition to granting release from these obligations. now i will walk through the agreements that are before you for consideration this afternoon. the first of these is the mou between ocii and the uc regents. the mou contains the terms under which ocii would release uc from certain obligations under the south plan, the opa and the pilot agreement. some of the key terms of the mou first, the affordable housing payment. this is a one-time lump-sum