Yeah, very interesting. You know, i think that on that point, part of this is about over all projections and predicting growth, and where it will happen, but part of it is going right down into the sort of the trenches with the School District about their particular sites that they own and which ones are best. Right. To think about reusing and rebuilding and which ones will be disposed of for house and other purposes. Thank you, so much. And next, we do have okeefe to present on behalf of the School District. Do you need assistance . We might. So if we could, ask the Clerks Office to come back and assist us. Thank you, mr. C. Good afternoon, committee members, thank you very much for the opportunity to discuss and chair information with you this afternoon. And just to give you an over, and i am hoping that the Technology Works and i apologize, and for the delay. Hopefully you have all received a copy of the presentation. And that i am about to review . And it is unclear, how to move fr
They measured the yields in the completed project and they are listed here on the slide and so treasure island, and mission bay and the hill and soma and large condo buildings. And it turns out that yields very widely, and depending on the type of housing, and what they did, and the next slide when which i will bring up now shows for one particular area what they did. And so for each of the housing in the area. And they looked at the type of units that were in it and the number of units that were in it and the numbers that were affordable and then they took an average of sfusd and students enrolled, over a period of 7 years. And they used that to create a yield for a type of housing and so the next slide, actually shows what that is. These are the come parable yields that were used in the forecast, and that, are in our most recent forecast and now, that throughout the document and hopefully you have received the full report as well. They cautioned constantly that if the market rate uni
I am curious if the Planning Department does survey work, with the types of choices that families are making and in terms of choosing to stay or leave in San Francisco. And are they staying, or are they leaving with their kids become school aged . Are there areas where we may want to collect more data through a survey of the new residents with the young children, 0 to 5, are there any considerations that the Planning Department is making in order to help with the planning work . Thanks very much for focusing on that question and i raised the same question and the truth is that we have not done a lot of that survey work and we need to. Bun of the difficultis in that and it is only a challenge and not a reason to do it, and the best answers comes from the people who have left the district and where they went and what caused their move and different ways that you can do that and that is one of the reasons that we look forward to dealing with the details in the School District and the team
Super interesting. And when i looked through some of the data a couple of weeks ago, that you sent to our office, i was fascinated by the fact that there is a very predictable correlation between the number of births and then sfusd attendance and it is almost hard to believe that it has been 50 percent of all births on any given year, than later attend kindergarten, and it is great to see that that has grown to 53 percent and clearly the remaining 50 percent that remains some of them have moved out of the city and some of them have chose to go to private school and there is a steady prediction and i had a couple of questions and maybe they are not so much questions, but, questions to be answered today, but questions to be answered through these meetings between sfusd and planning and by the way i am very happy that both commissioner mendozamcdonnell and fewer are pushing this forward because this is the type of plan thating we want to happen today so that there is not a day that we hav
Begin rising. They measured the yields in the completed project and they are listed here on the slide and so treasure island, and mission bay and the hill and soma and large condo buildings. And it turns out that yields very widely, and depending on the type of housing, and what they did, and the next slide when which i will bring up now shows for one particular area what they did. And so for each of the housing in the area. And they looked at the type of units that were in it and the number of units that were in it and the numbers that were affordable and then they took an average of sfusd and students enrolled, over a period of 7 years. And they used that to create a yield for a type of housing and so the next slide, actually shows what that is. These are the come parable yields that were used in the forecast, and that, are in our most recent forecast and now, that throughout the document and hopefully you have received the full report as well. They cautioned constantly that if the m