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Candlestick Development - MOVE THIS PROJECT FORWARD NOW!September 10, 2024 Commissioners and Staff SF Planning Commission C/o Commission Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin City Hall, Room 400 49 South Van Ness, Suite 1400 San Francisco, CA 94103 [email removed] RE: Candlestick Development <U+2013> MOVE THIS PROJECT FORWARD NOW! Dear Commissioners: As President of the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association and a resident of the Bayview community, I am writing to expres… September 10, 2024 Commissioners and Staff SF Planning Commission C/o Commission Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin City Hall, Room 400 49 South Van Ness, Suite 1400 San Francisco, CA 94103 [email removed] RE: Candlestick Development <U+2013> MOVE THIS PROJECT FORWARD NOW! Dear Commissioners: As President of the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association and a resident of the Bayview community, I am writing to express our support moving the Candlestick Development project forward NOW. This development promises significant benefits for our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole. As a community group, active since 1984 and incorporated as a California 501(c)3 non-profit organization in 1990, members of the Bayview Hill Neighborhood Association are residents of the Southeast sector of San Francisco and represent residents/homeowners who live and work in the area from Williams/Van Dyke Avenues to the San Francisco County line and from the Bayshore Freeway to Candlestick Point. We are all committed to making our neighborhood a safe, clean, and well-maintained place to live and raise our children. Our all-volunteer Association meets monthly to discuss neighborhood concerns and provide an opportunity for city and other government agents, developers and other interested parties to meet directly with residents. Our mission is to combat neighborhood deterioration by being a concerned, informed and watchful group of residents that protect the wellbeing of our community through our united voice and actions. As one of the oldest neighborhood organizations in the area, we are a witness to the sweeping changes in population and diversity of this community. As a long-time Bayview resident, I have also witnessed the rise of homelessness in San Francisco, the evolution of service-based strategies such as <U+201C>Care not Cash<U+201D> and the expansion of targeted services throughout the city. We heard about and attended a community workshop hosted by FivePoint and learned about their updated project plans for Candlestick. Responding to changes in the retail landscape, and concerns from the community, the project now aims to attract more research and development businesses while still providing the housing and other amenities that the community and its residents are currently living without. I understand that there will be over 3,000 jobs in this next phase of development, and nearly 700 homes. District 10 desperately needs more housing options, and there is always a need for more employment. We also need the parks and opportunities for new business that are being promised as well. I and other residents are happy that the project is finally restarting. We have been living with this empty space while other projects in the city move forward. My fear is not that a few residents who are in opposition will have a greater say-so than the majority of the community who want the benefits the project will bring. It would be terrible if Candlestick will not someday turn into the homes and businesses for D10 residents. I implore you and other City departments treat this project with the same urgency as other projects and move it forward. This project can add to our neighborhood, stimulate economic growth, and enhance residents' quality of life. However, timely action is essential to prevent further delays and ensure we seize this vital opportunity for Bayview. Sincerely, Marsha Maloof Board Presidentshow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Kesha Californiashow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improve… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed plans are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Kenny Yu Residing in 94134show more Support for Candlestick Development
Please see the attached letter of support for the Candlestick Development Project. Thank you. --
Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Julian Davis [email removed] 885 Fulton Street San Francisco, California 94117show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Joy DiPaola Bayview Resident Joy DiPaola [email removed] 1608 Ingalls Street San Francisco, California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Violet Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Julie Roberts-Phung [email removed] 1324 Hayes St. San Francisco, California 94117show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Benjamin Californiashow more Candlestick Development Support Letter
Dear SF Planning Commission, Please see the attached letter provided by Bayview resident Nikki Vismara in support of the Candlestick Development. Sincerely, Megan Wong --
Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Laura Saunders [email removed] 170 King St San Francisco, California 94107show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, Isn't it time to move forward intelligently on these much-needed, long overdue opportunities? Its unacceptable to put off completion and compensation owed to the residents and potential employees of these projects. This would not be the first time that City government made promises and cut deals which initially give a first impression of offering a compassionate, caring urban … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, Isn't it time to move forward intelligently on these much-needed, long overdue opportunities? Its unacceptable to put off completion and compensation owed to the residents and potential employees of these projects. This would not be the first time that City government made promises and cut deals which initially give a first impression of offering a compassionate, caring urban environment, only to have the situation drag on and morph into something which ultimately works out mainly for the developers. Remember the promises made and subsequently broken in mid-market and the Tenderloin? Shouldn't we learn from recent history and prioritize the needs and benefits of the residents and the community? I Join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Julie Glantz [email removed] 3625 Folsom Street San Francisco, California 94110show more Letter of support for the Candlestick DevelopmentDear Secretary for the San Francisco Planning Commission: Attached you will find a letter of support for the Candlestick development. It was sent to me by Bayview resident Rio Miura. Best Regards, La Shon La Shon A. Walker Vice President of Community Affairs [email removed] www.fivepoint.com Office: [phone removed] One Sansome Street | Suite 3500 | San Francisco, CA 94104 This email contains inform… Dear Secretary for the San Francisco Planning Commission: Attached you will find a letter of support for the Candlestick development. It was sent to me by Bayview resident Rio Miura. Best Regards, La Shon La Shon A. Walker Vice President of Community Affairs [email removed] www.fivepoint.com Office: [phone removed] One Sansome Street | Suite 3500 | San Francisco, CA 94104 This email contains information that may be confidential and privileged. Unless you are the addressee (or authorized to receive for the addressee), you may not examine, use, copy, disclose or distribute to anyone the email or any information contained in the email. If you received this email in error, please advise the sender by reply email and delete the original email. Thank you.show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, This sweet heart deal for the developer won<U+2019>t help BV-HP. It will price poor and working and middle class families out even faster. Please don<U+2019>t roll over and play dead for them. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 201… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, This sweet heart deal for the developer won<U+2019>t help BV-HP. It will price poor and working and middle class families out even faster. Please don<U+2019>t roll over and play dead for them. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Buck Bagot [email removed] 3265 Harrison St. San Francisco , California 94110show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Steven Californiashow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Laurence Jaquet Residing in 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Violet Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Maria Californiashow more Candlestick Development Support Letter
Dear SF Planning Commission, Please see the attached letter provided by Bayview resident Dayna Sherwood in support of the Candlestick Development. Sincerely, Megan Wong --
Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Tamera Californiashow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Brian Johnson Residing in 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, It<U+2019>s not too late to get the most community benefit from Five Points Lennar for the BV-HP community. Lord knows they need it, and that the developer can afford it. PLEASE SET FIRM DEADLINES FOR LENNAR TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS THEY REQUIRED OF THEM. Otherwise this entire process is BS, and being driven by the developer<U+2019>s need and not the neighborho… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, It<U+2019>s not too late to get the most community benefit from Five Points Lennar for the BV-HP community. Lord knows they need it, and that the developer can afford it. PLEASE SET FIRM DEADLINES FOR LENNAR TO PROVIDE THE COMMUNITY BENEFITS THEY REQUIRED OF THEM. Otherwise this entire process is BS, and being driven by the developer<U+2019>s need and not the neighborhood. MORE CITY MONEY PLUS LONGER TIMELINE = BADIDEA. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Buck Californiashow more Candlestick Development Letter
Dear Commissioners and Staff of San Francisco Planning Commission, Please see the attached letter provided by Bayview resident Abreeon Lynch in support of the Candlestick Development. Sincerely, Megan Wong --
Candlestick Development Letter
Dear Commissioners and Staff of San Francisco Planning Commission, Please see the attached letter provided by Bayview resident Janet Brown in support of the Candlestick Development. Sincerely, Megan Wong --
Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Wesam Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Kathe Burick [email removed] 666 8th Avenue #4 San Frabcisco, California 94118show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I have lived in the Bayview since 2007 and there has been a constant promise that the area would be redeveloped with affordable housing once the 49ers stadium was taken down however, instead of that happening, they tore down the old Alice Griffith projects and replace them with brand new ones near my house since then things have only gotten worse in my neighborhood because there is… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I have lived in the Bayview since 2007 and there has been a constant promise that the area would be redeveloped with affordable housing once the 49ers stadium was taken down however, instead of that happening, they tore down the old Alice Griffith projects and replace them with brand new ones near my house since then things have only gotten worse in my neighborhood because there is no pride of ownership that would improve the area if we actually had affordable housing in the area . I have seen our candlestick recreational facility fall into more and more decay and disrepair to the point where the street that used to go around candlestick floods every year, bringing tons of mosquitoes and a foul Oder To all those who live on my block. I have also stood by west city turned to blind eye To allow a cement processing company pollute our area with all sorts of toxic dust to the point where the streets started to look like a beach. Nothing was done by the city until the community members got the press involved. I am tired of the city, ignoring our neighborhood and letting it fall into more and more decay. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Violet Moyer [email removed] 2968 ARELIOUS WALKER DR SAN FRANCISCO, California 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Jessica Felix [email removed] 408 Noe St San Francisco, California 94114show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Jesse Osorio [email removed] 1755 Palou Ave San Francisco, California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Jesse Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Michael Tomczyszyn [email removed] 243 Ramsell St San Francisco, California 94132show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Jennifer Raviv [email removed] 1606 Church Street, #4 San Francisco , California 94131show more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you La Sonia Mansfield [email removed] 1659 Oakdale Avenue San Francisco , California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Yesenia Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Ed Donaldson [email removed] 1326 Gilman Ave San Francisco , California 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Lind Weiner [email removed] 72 Gates St San Francisco, California 94110show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Catherine Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Why do we have to go through this they know their promises. Live and stand up to them ... They should be fined for breaking contract. Thank you carolyn gage [email removed] P.o. Box 885184 SAN FRANCISCO, California 94188show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Violeta Garc<U+00A1>a [email removed] 1135 Ingerson Ave, San Francisco, CA 94124 San Francisco, California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Violeta Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Ivan Rhudick [email removed] 251 5th Ave San Francisco, California 94118show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Ivan Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Lisa Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Ivan Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Havah Kelley [email removed] 865 Jamestown Ave 101 Sf, California 94124show more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Mateo Sanchez [email removed] 829 S Orange Grove Los Angeles, California 90036show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I have lived in SF for over 35 years and have experienced the gradual decline in livability due primarily to the lack of housing. The land left behind by the demolition of Candlestick park has remained a wasteland and wasted opportunity for housing and commerce far too long! I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountab… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I have lived in SF for over 35 years and have experienced the gradual decline in livability due primarily to the lack of housing. The land left behind by the demolition of Candlestick park has remained a wasteland and wasted opportunity for housing and commerce far too long! I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Lennart VAN DEN ENDE [email removed] 576 15th Ave San Francisco, California 94118show more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Ivy Brown [email removed] 5545 Third Street. #413 San Francisco, California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Kesha Californiashow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Charles Farrugia Residing in 94134show more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and s… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Danric Vargas Residing in 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Nakia Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you QueenEster Jones [email removed] 410, China Basin 421 San Francisco , California 94158show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Charlie Batte [email removed] 18 Le Conte Cir San Francisco, Ca, California 94124show more CANDLESTICK DEVELOPMENT LETTER OF SUPPORT
Dear S.F. Planning Commission & Staff, Attached is my letter of support regarding the Candlestick Development that will bring so much growth to our neighborhood. Looking forward to your timely response. In Community, Veronica Shepard Resident of the Bayview 60+ yrs
Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Deon Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Vic Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Edith Brown [email removed] 950 Redwood Shores Parkway, G203 Redwood City, California 94065show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. QueenEster Californiashow more Candlestick Support!
Hello BOS, and Planning Commission, This voting Bayview resident is in SUPPORT of moving forward with the Candlestick redevelopment project, see attached and thank you for consideration, Paul Ramsey
I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Elvira Dayel Residing in 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Carol Bettencourt [email removed] 1137 Hyde St., Apt G San Francisco , California 94109show more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Candlestick Heights (Bayview), I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and h… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Candlestick Heights (Bayview), I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Parwana Ashari Residing in 94134show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, Parking is a huge issue on Jamestown ave. Open up a parking garage for the apartment residents that are pouring into the street parking. The 900 block of Jamestown doesn't have garages are rely only on street parking. We were promised that the apartments would have a back flow of parking yet it does not. The extra garage was turned into a multi purpose room. We are tired of b… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, Parking is a huge issue on Jamestown ave. Open up a parking garage for the apartment residents that are pouring into the street parking. The 900 block of Jamestown doesn't have garages are rely only on street parking. We were promised that the apartments would have a back flow of parking yet it does not. The extra garage was turned into a multi purpose room. We are tired of broken promises. In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community Thank you for your support. Valerie Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Carol Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Edward Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Carol Californiashow more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Destiny Dorham [email removed] 2600 Arelious Walker Drive San Francisco , California 94124show more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you David Fine [email removed] 526 Judson Ave San Francisco, California 94112-1829show more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Susan Larara Residing in 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Donald Billings [email removed] 301 Executive Park Blvd Unit 410 San Francisco, California 94134show more CANDLESTICK DEVELOPMENT
Dear San Francisco Planning Commission, I'm sending this email on behalf of the San Francisco African American Faith-Based Coalition. Attached is a letter of support regarding the Candlestick Development that will bring so much growth to our neighborhood. Looking forward to your timely response. In Community, Veronica Shepard Cc: Dr. Jonathan Butler
Candlestick Development projectSan Francisco Planning Commission City Hall, Room 400 c/o Commissioner Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin Dear Commissioners and Staff: As a long-time resident of Bayview Hunters Point, I strongly support the Candlestick Point project. This development promises significant benefits for our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole. I have been following the recent updates on project plans and am excited by them. Responding… San Francisco Planning Commission City Hall, Room 400 c/o Commissioner Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin Dear Commissioners and Staff: As a long-time resident of Bayview Hunters Point, I strongly support the Candlestick Point project. This development promises significant benefits for our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole. I have been following the recent updates on project plans and am excited by them. Responding to changes in the retail landscape, and concerns from the community, the project now aims to attract more research and development businesses while still providing the housing and other amenities that the community and its residents are currently living without. I understand that there will be over 3000 jobs in this next phase of development, and nearly 700 homes. District 10 desperately needs more housing options, and there is always a need for more employment. We also need the parks and opportunities for new business that are being promised as well. I and other residents are happy that the project is finally restarting. We have been living with the empty space, the flooding, and the BIG HOLE while other projects in the city move forward. I worry that the very few residents and others who are in opposition will have a greater say-so than the majority of the community who want the benefits the project will bring. It would be terrible if Candlestick will not someday turn into the homes and businesses for D10 residents. I implore you and other City departments treat this project with the same urgency as other projects and move it forward. This project can add to our neighborhood, stimulate economic growth, and enhance residents' quality of life. However, timely action is essential to prevent further delays and ensure we seize his vital opportunity for the Bayview. I am optimistic about the future of San Francisco, and I hope this project can add to our rebirth. Sincerely, Erwin C. Barron 19 Jennings Court SF, CA 94124show more RE: Candlestick DevelopmentAugust 22, 2024 Commissioners and Staff SF Planning Commission City Hall, Room 400 49 South Van Ness, Suite 1400 San Francisco, CA 94103 C/o Commission Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin [email removed] RE: Candlestick Development As a long-time advocate of Bayview Hunters Point, I strongly support the Candlestick Point project. This development promises significant benefits for our neighborhood and San Francisco as a wh… August 22, 2024 Commissioners and Staff SF Planning Commission City Hall, Room 400 49 South Van Ness, Suite 1400 San Francisco, CA 94103 C/o Commission Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin [email removed] RE: Candlestick Development As a long-time advocate of Bayview Hunters Point, I strongly support the Candlestick Point project. This development promises significant benefits for our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole. I recently attended a community workshop hosted by FivePoint and learned about their updated project plans for Candlestick. Responding to changes in the retail landscape, and concerns from the community, the project now aims to attract more research and development businesses while still providing the housing and other amenities that the community and its residents are currently living without. During the workshop, it was mentioned that there will be over 3000 jobs in this next phase of development, and nearly 700 homes. District 10 desperately needs more housing options, and there is always a need for more employment. We also need the parks and opportunities for new business that are being promised as well. I and other residents are happy that the project is finally restarting. The community has been living with the empty space while other projects in the city move forward. My fear is not that a few residents who are in opposition will have a greater say-so than the majority of the community who want the benefits the project will bring. It would be terrible if Candlestick will not someday turn into the homes and businesses for D10 residents. I implore you and other City Departments to treat this project with the same urgency as other projects and move it forward. This project can add to our neighborhood, stimulate economic growth, and enhance residents' quality of life. However, timely action is essential to prevent further delays and ensure we seize his vital opportunity for the Bayview. Sincerely, Ericka Scott [phone removed]show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. wilson Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Vic DeAngelo [email removed] 1731 Balboa Street San Francisco, California 94121-3128show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Susan Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Christina Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Rhonda Californiashow more Amend OCII Candlestick Plans to Deliver Alice Griffith and Community Benefits NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already appro… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I urge you to send the proposed Candlestick development amendments back to OCII to fast track the completion of the Alice Griffith neighborhood AND the investment for the jobs and housing benefits to the community. I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. Please send the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written back to OCII to amend the following: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the Candlestick Amendments back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you and sincerely, Sharon Nunley Sharon Nunley [email removed] 440 Davis Court, Apt.506 San Francisco, California 94111show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Christopher Crittendon [email removed] 2600 ARELIOUS WALKER DR APT 313 SAN FRANCISCO, California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. JOHN Californiashow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and st… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Rebecca Graff Residing in 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Crystal Holmes [email removed] 1310 Keith St San Francisco , California 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Buck Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, As a Candlestick resident, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neigh… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, As a Candlestick resident, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Brenda Billings [email removed] 301 Executive Park Blvd , Unit 410 San Francisco, California 94134show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Corinne Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Adrian Californiashow more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Brenda Puerto Ricoshow more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and s… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Beth Bautista Residing in 94124show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Sean San Jos<U+00E9> [email removed] 316 North El Camino Real San Mateo, California 94401show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you, Beverly Dahlen [email removed] 15A Mirabel Av San Francisco CA 94110 San Francisco, California 94110show more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Franzo King [email removed] 2804 , Ingalls St San Francisco, California 94124show more I Support the Candlestick DevelopmentDear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and s… Dear SF Planning, Supervisors and Mayor, As a resident in Bayview, I am writing to support the Candlestick Point project by FivePoint. This development offers significant benefits to our neighborhood and San Francisco as a whole, will finally bring improvements and investment at a large scale to this neglected area. The project will overall bring over 7000 new homes, jobs, commercial space and help fund, parks and street improvements. The amendments proposed are helping to unlock a stalled project. The next phase of the development alone, over 600 residential units would be delivered. Like many residents, I am pleased to see this project moving forward after years of delay. My concern is that opposition from a few could outweigh the majority who support the project and its benefits. This area cannot be left to sit vacant and attract blight to the community any longer. Our streets are in disparate condition, the Candlestick State Park is underfunded, and the area attracts extensive illegal dumping. Moving this development forward will resolve many of these issues. I urge you and other City departments to prioritize this project, ensuring timely delivery of this project. It will stimulate economic growth, improve quality of life, and provide essential resources for current and future Bayview residents and businesses. Regards, Barb Tassa Residing in 94124show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and tim… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, In 2008, Lennar FivePoint promised to build over 7,000 housing units of desperately-needed housing on public land at Candlestick Point by 2022. As of today, they<U+2019>ve only built 337 units, changed the timeline and broken promises to develop 3 times since 2008. Now, the Developer is pushing City Hall to approve a new agreement to double the funding (to $6 billion) and timeline (30 years) with no accountability to deliver the promised living wage jobs, affordable housing, parks or other promised benefits. I work at the Brett Harte campus and this vacant site is becoming a blight, there's increased trash dumped in front of school over summer and dangerous brush fires near where people love, go to school, and work. This is unfair to all of us! We demand affordable housing for Bayview locals and workers! I join in urging you to require Lennar FivePoint to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Alice Griffith and South Candlestick due NOW; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how more than doubling the office space benefits and doesn't displace more of the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Ashley Californiashow more Reject OCII Staff Candlestick Recommendations - Demand Accountability and Jobs Housing NOWPlanning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in … Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, I join with over 500 San Francisco petition signers and organizations who are calling for greater accountability to the development schedule you (the City) already approved in 2018/19 which would have resulted in the long promised housing, jobs and parks by 2035 starting with completion of the over 1,500 mostly affordable homes in the Alice Griffith neighborhood by 2030. I join in urging you to NOT APPROVE the current 4th Amendments to the Candlestick Development as currently written until the following requested amendments to OCII are included: 1) OCII to Prioritize Development of the Alice Griffith Neighborhood to be completed on the already approved timeline from the 2019 Third Disposition Development Agreement with completion by 2035 (11 years). We support the South and North Candlestick neighborhoods also being built out on a faster 16 year build out (Third DDA) rather than the proposed 23 years. And 2) Full payment by the developer for the long overdue community benefit payments in order to develop and deliver the housing programs and workforce development programs to maximize help for current and displaced residents of Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point and Certificate of Preference holders to achieve the housing and jobs promised over 15 years ago. You have the power to make sure the long-ignored communities of Bayview, Hunter<U+2019>s Point and Candlestick finally benefit from the promises made to voters in 2008, the city in 2010, in the 10 years since Candlestick was ready to be developed after the stadium was demolished, and in the three amendments the city has already approved for the developer. I join in urging you to vote to send the documents back to OCII Staff to include clear accountability and transparency for immediate delivery of the long overdue jobs, housing, parks and community benefits that are owed by the developer FivePoint. Thank you Arnie Warshaw [email removed] 1274 Hampshire St San Francisco, California 94110show more Re: Candlestick Development - MOVE THIS PROJECT FORWARD NOW!Marsha, Thanks for this! Your support is invaluable. Andrea Megan, Please be sure to note this letter under our letters of support. Thanks! Andrea Andrea Baker (she/her) Founder/CEO Southeast Community Center 1550 Evans Avenue, Suite 301D San Francisco, CA 94124 www.en2action.org <U+00A6> [phone removed] (m) Want to be featured on our <U+201C>Community Happenings<U+201D> newsletter? Click the … Marsha, Thanks for this! Your support is invaluable. Andrea Megan, Please be sure to note this letter under our letters of support. Thanks! Andrea Andrea Baker (she/her) Founder/CEO Southeast Community Center 1550 Evans Avenue, Suite 301D San Francisco, CA 94124 www.en2action.org <U+00A6> [phone removed] (m) Want to be featured on our <U+201C>Community Happenings<U+201D> newsletter? Click the teal icon and fill out our form! On Tue, Sep 10, 2024 at 4:36<U+202F>PM [email removed]> wrote: September 10, 2024 Commissioners and Staff SF Planning Commission C/o Commission Secretary, Jonas P. Ionin City Hall, Room 400 49 South Van Ness, Suite 1400 San Francisco, CA 94103 [email removed] RE: Candlestick Development <U+2013> MOVE THIS PROJECT FORWARD NOW!show more Candlestick Jobs Housing Parks & Community Process NOW!Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved p… Planning Commissioners Jonas Ionin, During a housing and homeless crisis, City Hall has allowed Lennar Five Point to change the timeline and break promises 3 times since 2008 for jobs, housing, parks, new roads and community benefits that were due by now on 272 acres of public land at Candlestick. Now, the developer is asking for city approvals for further delay (30 years or more) and double the previously approved public funding ($6 billion) with out any clear and accountable commitments for delivery of the promised housing, parks, and jobs. I join in urging you require Lennar Five Point to commit to the following before any new approvals: 1) Finish their 2018/19 promises for parks, affordable housing, and roads at Candlestick; 2) Invest in the promised benefits, training and local hire for the current and displaced community for all types of living wage jobs; and 3) Complete a real community process to decide if and how the newly proposed office towers development will fully benefit the Bayview, Candlestick and Hunters Point communities. Thank you for your support. Archbishop Franzo Californiashow more