925 MISSION ST (5M)

Project presentation

Real affordable housing needs

Insufficient in: 1) Public policy, Prop K; 2) Development Agreement Ordianance; 3) Housing data nexus

Adjacent plan areas, transit and transportation

Light and air, bulk of the project (M) Spekar – Chiefton Irish Pub and Restaurant, traffic implications + Jennifer Warberg – SPUR support

M & M Tavern, notice

Inadequate, displacement of PDR uses David

Relavance to Central SOMA plan, extension for substantive comments to the end of January

Affordable housing

Extend the comment period to the end of January, so much missing (F) Speaker (TODCO) – Open space + Heather Phillips – Well drafter EIR + Randy Rollason – the __, human experience @ grade

Waider sidewalks

Do not destroy the heart of the City, it is out of scale with the neighborhood Sue Hestor – Re-zoning in the area

Open space, jobs, Filipino translation

Affordable housing

Delay the public hearing till after the holidays

Fund raising support for 5M Team

More community benefits discussion

Design presentation John Elberling – Economic wind fall for developer

Focus groups since 2009

Reject, affects community

Code – Compliant alternative

Monster in SOMA, affordable housing (F) Speaker – Jobs

Alternative project, community needs

Parking, affordable housing = Mike Beauler – Preservation alternative

Balance and growth, evictions in neighborhood

Consider different points of view

Eastern Neighborhoods Plan, deviation

Prioritization, livelihood of families and neighborhood (M) Speaker – Inspecting system, SROs

Alternative energy, rooftop gardens

SF culture, traffic

Wind, traffic, pedestrian concerns, documents

Fast pace, Filipino arts

Monster project, doesn't serve existing community

SUDs, community stability, youth and family zone

Traffic, out of scale, breaking codes

Resident in opposition __ Bevyani – Affordable housing

Building heights

Mid-level development

Height and bulk

Traffic and wind impacts

Zoning and building heights

Spot zoning (M) Speaker – Affordable housing + Bill Wurthen – Supports project + Virginia Grande – Community outreach

BART, transportation benefits, alleys, circulation + Arnold Bissep – Livable neighborhood

SOMA neighborhood, mega development

Height, shadow impacts, office space + Sonja Kos – 21 st Century SOMA community building = Lovely Castillo – Filipino community, more affordable units + Moy Ng – Securing the arts, partnership + Randy Rawlson – Arts invited first + Alejandro Acosta- Cultural spaces, arts, activate site + Henry Karnilowicz – 33% affordable housing, good project + Margaret Shrand – Affordable housing + Allen Sandler – Jobs plus program, youth

Pattern of developments, impacts to health, community concerns

Out of scale + Chip Graham – Supports project, good balance of housing + Nisha Onevas – Outreach + Heather Philips – Outreach, thoughtful approach (M) Speaker – SUD, wind/shadow, transportation

Not in C-3-0 (M) Speaker – Center for the arts (M) Speaker – Good project

Changing plan areas. Brookly Forest City D.A. Cuvy – Magniture of the project Gabe Odiena – Spot zoning Kimberly Russos – Gentrification

Senior housing, mitigation measures (F) Speaker – Stop making this about money, I-Hotel, Fillmore (F) Speaker – Displacement, luxury housing Chita Buktah – Do not initiate Andy Blue – Plaza Blue opposition Erik Arguello – Dangerous precedence, affordable rates (M) Speaker – Increased liveability Mari Sorenson – EN Plaza?

United Playaz support Caroline Calderon – Reject request to initiate spot zoning, gentrification (F) Speaker – Displacement, youth and family zone Vivian Arajello – Income inequality Theresa Imperial – Include 5M in Central SOMA Plan Chris D'orazi – Reject staff recommendations Juanito Gorzagaron – Seniors in Mint Mall Building (F) Speaker – Affordable housing for seniors on Mission Street

The project could be better Angelica Cobande -

Off the grid, Mission statement Sal Rachman – Traffic Barbara Rachman - Opposition (M) Speaker – Support (M) Speaker – Support

Affordable housing vs senior housing

Looking forward to see this more ahead (F) Speaker – SPUR support

Economic vitality

Affordable artist space

Strong support, vibrant community development

Exactly where it should be

Design presentation

Affordable housing Ken Rich = Response to questions

Small businesses

Filipino community Sal Rachman – Further study, mitigation

Delay the project

C-3 vs C-3-S (F) Speaker – Continue the project (F) Speaker

Negative impacts

Extreme development Lisa Vicentine – Analysis of displacement

If you pay enough you can buy any exemptions you want. When did zoning become just a suggestion? (M) Speaker – PROSAC recommendation to postpone the project until further study (M) Speaker – Delay project

Consequences to existing residents Theresa Allala – Prejudice Chris D'Arazo – Delay voting

Support (M) Speaker – Change to the Filipino community

High end housing in SOMA. No action until December

Homeless vets (F) Speaker – Support for affordable housing (F) Speaker – Support

Continuance Betty – District 6 becoming the biggest source of luxury housing Mary – Filipino community Michael Ng – No action be taken

Displacement of Filipino community

Filipino community concerns

Crisis (F) Speaker – No action until December

Sustainability, public open spaces

Severe housing shortage, shadows

Alleviates the housing problem

Raises the level of liveability

Affordable housing, community benefits, gentrification (M) Speaker – Legacy of the Planning Commission, request for continuance

Weary of history repeating itself, 5M has been responsive Tran Consellation – Planning Commission is ignoring the Filipino Community, continue the project 'til after December 15 th . Deanna Kinotchuwi – Gentrification of the Filipino Community, continuance Peter Papadapollis – Request for continuance Micki Casillo – Gentrify the neighborhood, continuance Jin Cheng Tien – Urge you to oppose, gentrification

Responsible developer Chris Ongoko – Fear of what is happening

Support

Displacement, affordable housing

Affordable housing, stop displacing people

High school open space, design, project

Wants a diverse city, 5M does that Mellissa Reyes – Request for continuance Tina Schoff – Support continuance Samantha Dizon – Filipino displacement

Think of the people in the community Marty Sussanas – Tiny percentage of affordable housing in the midst of luxury housing Theresa Imperial – Demand for continuance Caroline Calderon – Continue approvals, what do you want on the headlines Rita Babilla – Youth, family, seniors, adult David Elliot Lewis – The only part in the neighborhood that will be shadowed Lauren Vallasco – Being kicked out of your home is traumatic, postpone the development

Open space project

No displacement Eric Arguello – Support Filipino heritage district, family, youth and SUD, continue the project Jason Bayani – Support for continuance Susan Marsh – Continuance, raise property values Oliver Vesariya – Continuance

New permanent home for affordable art space Barbara Rachman – Support for continuance Mari Savella – Listen to the people

Process is a nightmare

Support

Receiver site, owning land and building permanently affordable housing. Sets the standard for future big projects Jamie Whitaker – Continuance, equitable planning, office space, more housing

Affordable housing, no displacement

Protection, adult, youth, disabled

We know what we need, 33% affordable housing Rosie – 688 more apartments, parking displacement

Jobs, ensuring economic diversity

Community benefits. Ted Egan report

Project presentation (M) Speaker – Shadow presentation

Project benefits, D.A.

Support for housing, office, BMR housing Jane Wile – Shadow concerns Ed Vince – Exactly what SF needs (M) Speaker – Support, impact have been mitigated

Additional progress of our City

Neighbor support

Support

Good paying jobs, project-labor agreement

Housing crisis

Community benefits package

Arts non-profit-cast (M) Speaker – Gentrification, 33% affordable housing

Affordable housing, open space, shadow (F) Speaker – Senior support

Open space mitigation, housing, affordable housing

Request for continuance

Privately owned public open spaces

Affordable housing

Housing, more walkable and safe

Existing amenities, added benefits

More jobs, affordable housing

Affordable housing, less homeless

Forest City trustworthy developer

Benefit the community

Willing desire to involve the arts