franciscan with federal and state funds drying up the san francisco ethics commission is, taking an iv i of actually roll is providing housing across all levels we're working diligently for everyone to live here and mr. chair protect the housing semiand strengthen goals against evictions we're commented for housing needs for all san franciscans to learn more visit highway

franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in the city's history and it's not only san francisco it is greek the bay area has $2 million for residents and jobs then in the 80 and the growth is expected to continue by the year 20403.9 million people unfortunately, our housing supply does not keep up with the demand i might not realize the majority of construction is housing that's been suspended for years due to the 2008 recession while population is increasing the housing is only increasing that i 9 percent if we don't pursues housing the cost of housing about only increase how do we plan the regional alloc

much support this legislation san franciscans have made it clear that housing is a priority and housing that is affordable to low and moderate income is the number one priority and right now is never been hard to build it we did well by passing the bond but not enough doing everything we can to get affordable units online faster and as we've heard from the several developers 2, 3, 4 merging the conditions will add 3 to 6 months on the timeline and promotions have financing deadlines and with the longer timeline it makes it harder to meet the deadlines and get it off the ground that means that protecting and serve workers and first amendment's and others have a harder time finding housing we subtle see that all

to san franciscans we may hear you on a 5 story building is ugly san francisco has decided that we're not interested in that we're more interested in seeing the new affordable housing thank you very much. >> thank you. >> pat val teen followed by bryan and john, jon stewart excuse me. robert stevenson and ian. >> good afternoon. i'm patrick value teen the president of the community housing partnership i'm here as an individual very concerned and want to support this legislation going through part of my day job is working on affordable housing i've learned the finance is skril difficult to get the affordable housing projects done tax credit investors and private money at the same time to create a project that is incredibly beneficial to the community we have debates about the 25 inclusionary and market contributions and 40 percent of the projects lastly this is our chance to have push the 100 percent we know the value and importance of producing more affordable units every neighborhood needs to participate 2, 3, 4 affordable housing production reneed to see it throughout the city and s

directors the households to include the middle-income it didn't provide the housing for the lowest san franciscan this is only one of the city's many programs for the affordable housing most of city's programs serve the low income and i'd like to invite sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development address some of the concerns we've heard. >> good evening commissioners and sophie hayward from the mayor's office of housing and community development and i'm joined we kate hartley our deputy for housing thank you for the opportunity we're emphasis about the program it increases the proximate of affordable housing i want to run through a few slides to address a top on defined terms and describe the portfolio the second point to highlight the needs in the affordable gap and i want to summarize what we see as a positive impact the projegrammi thi program on the production level. >> there so to start what is affordable housing and what are are we talking about the table on the screen details the salaries for single person heral holde households and families of 4

local developer could., longtime san franciscan resident. i wanted to refer to something that one of the previous speaker said which is that you have a moral imperative to act in i would agree but i would add if a moral imperative to act cautiously and carefully when making a very big change to the rules that are in place for the city is all. you heard from many speakers and people care passionate about housing in this. i would include myself that were compassionate passionate about green market rate housing and affordable husband you can't double the performance for about many projects in the pipeline and may projects coming down the pipeline in later years. we are very afraid of for our cities that you're taking very drastic step that if not carefully considered going to find ourselves here are 5-10 years down the road with a worse problem with a worse crisis where more people will not have access to affordable housing boxes to any kind of housing. so, i urge you to carefully consider the key provisions being discussed to amend the charter

franciscans so far community planning if density was the answer to affordability san francisco and new york the info most dense cities in the united states would have the most affordable housing stock that is not quite even though case and i think that basic problem with that assumption being the organizing concept of this proposal is a reason for the curious restatements of fact and restatement of the existing policy it so characterizations the public discussion on this measures i'm quite stunned first of all, if i could have the overhead. >> sfgov can you go to the overhead. >> the 2014 in 2014 the state founds the existing sud policy of density bonuses fully compliant with the state housing law in may of 2014 the state wrote the city saying that it's housing element described that density program an sud program which grants special use sgrinl e district for every affordable housing developer request density bonus more affordable housing is totally compliment with state law this is a year after the license number decision and 3 seven years of the pageant of the state density bonus it

sorry about that 1852 on mission-we have been serving generations of san franciscans and san francisco residents for over 150 years. today, we begin a new chapter in our history. this popping out ceremony is designed to recognize a terminus effort of our workers, constructing this holiday, working safely together, and to ensure we get her hospital bill on time and on schedule. truly, an honor to be part of this event and to be part of history in the making. thank you to our construction workers for your dedication to your craft and for the work you have completed so far in the construction of our new southern hosford to hospitals in san francisco. again, one more round of applause for our workers behind us since they are not down here all working. >>[applause] >> they've been working on minutes before us and they just stopped right down to observe the ceremony. now, i would like to ask dr. brammer, our ceo, to come up to the podium to provide a few remarks. >> thanks, pamela, and welcome to everybody. hey, guys. this is a great day for all of us as we begin our second 150 years here in

to san franciscans we may hear you on a 5 story building is ugly san francisco has decided that we're not interested in that we're more interested in seeing the new affordable housing thank you very much. >> thank you. >> pat val teen followed by bryan and john, jon stewart excuse me. robert stevenson and ian. >> good afternoon. i'm patrick value teen the president of the community housing partnership i'm here as an individual very concerned and want to support this legislation going through part of my day job is working on affordable housing i've learned the finance is skril difficult to get the affordable housing projects done tax credit investors and private money at the same time to create a project that is incredibly beneficial to the community we have debates about the 25 inclusionary and market contributions and 40 percent of the projects lastly this is our chance to have push the 100 percent we know the value and importance of producing more affordable units every neighborhood needs to participate 2, 3, 4 affordable housing production reneed to see it throughout the city and s

is also native san franciscan group he attended public schools here in san francisco. as of usp as a child and work in our own public school district for two decades now here in san francisco. it a masters of education administration for the principal leadership institute of berkeley. the california lemon. mr. credential. been recognized as a resource area for teacher that 2013 outstanding hands-on science teacher of the year award. some of pictures on his wall oxley pretty cool. some build in the classroom pictures even though i think you do not knows i noticed those is the feature story this spring 2014 caution signs newsletter and for the past number of years and the principal george washington carver elementary school. his work over the last 23 years as a teacher administrator i think will reorganize the amazing work for teachers and principals do in our school district, but i think principal stewart embodies so much more than that. if somebody connections both were up in the city we known, but his commitment to our community and our city is second to none. i thank

it is a huge corporation. >> yep. >> reporter: lot of san franciscans don't like that. >> they don't. we are san francisco, affinity for the underdog, for the blue-collar people and so fort. we are not a big corporation type of a place. grumbling, one of the most important industries in san francisco is tourism. city officials say the super bowl is bringing a million visitors a day to the city. john blackstone, san francisco. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for monday. for some the news continues. for others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." they're celebrating in denver after the broncos 24-10 victory over the carolina panthers in super bowl 50. the game was billed as a battle of the mvp quarterbacks. peyton manning and cam newton. but there were more mistakes than highlights by the two gun slingers. in the end it was the denver defense that came up big. 26-year-old league mvp cam newton up against the sheriff, peyton manning, gunning for his second super bowl championship in perhaps the final game of his ill

there isn't a lot of discussion what happens for middle class san franciscan and make more than average middle class citizen in a city but the reality is they're renting until they buy somewhere else and they're buying a vacation home before buying in the city and market rate is what there is available to take care of the folks and like most places and not a lot of concern for these folks in the meetings but that's what the small time developer is doing and important to keep in mind intended consequences versus unintended consequences and the things that everything that goes to a ballot initiative will find the right solution and not necessarily born out over time. i think prop 47 had good intentions behind it and now there is broken blases and bikes get up and walk away all over the city. it's important to keep in mind if you pass a blanket number, 25% across the board, there will be lots vacant indefinitely and i don't think that's what the city needs. the crisis doesn't need more impediment to development. that's all. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello.

income san franciscans continue to have access. also -- we're available for questions after the dph staff make their presentation. >> good morning supervisors. i'm colleen chaplain the deputy. from the health represent, the resolution before you is important. dph contracts with health right. they serve approximately gets thousand san franciscans every year. as you know, healthright 360 is the nonprofit organization with the merger of two other long time san francisco nonprofit. since then hr360 has expanded. they currently operate for primary care medical clinics, health treatment program, four outpatient day centers and two gender response to jail program. in addition to san francisco, hr360 currently prates in eight california counties. they purchased its new headquarterses building at to do two things. to replace the services that it provides at its rented location and to ensure its continued ability to serve san franciscans without fear of displacement or eviction. this is made possible in part by california's implementation of

franciscans and the spirits customers live in san francisco and travel to asian pacific islander to the project will activate a vacant 24 ground floor that was vacant since 2014 it is the storefront windows and the project is capable compatible with the mcd and in terms of finding that need to be clarified for the basis for approval they need to be clarified state at the commission finds this project is necessary and desirable and compatible with the neighborhood and surrounding use as follows: and submitted that concludes my presentation. i'll be happy to answer any questions you may have. >> again, thank you. >> we might have questions for you project sponsor please. >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm tom of reuben, junius & rose on here on behalf of the project sponsor we appreciate the staff report and all the work that staff do the to help us and appreciate their recommendation of approval we really feel this is an ideal location for skin spirit it is comparable and works well with the neighborhood and as staff has 6 letters of support with the project sponsor is our architec

tools we have to build housing for moderate and middle income san franciscans. there no public subsidies available as the at these income levels. this means, get them as i said households making up to 1% of average median income, give an example teacher making $70,000 a year or postal worker and restaurant worker with a child making $90,000 a year or for for some home ownership opportunities for households making up to $120,000 a year. housing is the solution to many of the issues that we're seeing here in san francisco. one that we're hearing a lot about his homelessness increasing visibility of our homeless community. but what often times people don't realize is that the growing, the fastest-growing demographic or homelessness today the new face of homelessness in cities like san francisco my new york and la is working families. it is often single moms with children that are fastest-growing demographic anonymous committee . in fact, one third of our homeless account our children between the ages of 5-7. for some reasons the production of the for the housing si

income san franciscans continue to have access. also -- we're available for questions after the dph staff make their presentation. >> good morning supervisors. i'm colleen chaplain the deputy. from the health represent, the resolution before you is important. dph contracts with health right. they serve approximately gets thousand san franciscans every year. as you know, healthright 360 is the nonprofit organization with the merger of two other long time san francisco nonprofit. since then hr360 has expanded. they currently operate for primary care medical clinics, health treatment program, four outpatient day centers and two gender response to jail program. in addition to san francisco, hr360 currently prates in eight california counties. they purchased its new headquarterses building at to do two things. to replace the services that it provides at its rented location and to ensure its continued ability to serve san franciscans without fear of displacement or eviction. this is made possible in part by california's implementation of

.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine in the 49 san francisco owes itch of the charm to the many neighborhoods people coma greet and meet it has an personality these neighborhoods are economic engine seeing the changes is a big deal to me especially being a san francisco native and it is important to support the local businesses but also a lot to over here it is nice not to have to go downtown i think that is very important 0 for us to circulate our dollars the community before we bring them outside of the community for the time we have one dollars in the community is the better off we are it is about economic empowerment by apron ingress the businesses that are here. >> shopping local cuts down the cyber foot you'll find cookies and being transported the world where everything is manufactured and put on the assembly line having something local is meaning more the more we

income san franciscans continue to have access. also -- we're available for questions after the dph staff make their presentation. >> good morning supervisors. i'm colleen chaplain the deputy. from the health represent, the resolution before you is important. dph contracts with health right. they serve approximately gets thousand san franciscans every year. as you know, healthright 360 is the nonprofit organization with the merger of two other long time san francisco nonprofit. since then hr360 has expanded. they currently operate for primary care medical clinics, health treatment program, four outpatient day centers and two gender response to jail program. in addition to san francisco, hr360 currently prates in eight california counties. they purchased its new headquarterses building at to do two things. to replace the services that it provides at its rented location and to ensure its continued ability to serve san franciscans without fear of displacement or eviction. this is made possible in part by california's implementation of

franciscans on water transportation and meeting to the emergency water agency and we are also interested in lower carbon emissions and cost ferry services this is somethings we're keeping an eye on the hyper technology and the air district has been supportive of additional pilots and based on ferry services on the bay and keeping are tracking track of that lower emissions and lower cost cost effectiveness that he happy to work together to have our plans on treasure island thank you. >> thank you director changing at this time open up for public comment on the executive director report if you want to speak on public comment come up. >> today, i want to share one piece of work and thank you most that i know me here this is my comment about water and people if you look at the piece of art let me adjust if i did it on a boat see the boat there's the boat it hazard to be reduced i don't know how to do that at this time what this shows is like the knives their of a restaurant i used to trace it with this is a fine piece of art the bridges and it looks like a really fine abstract those are actu

income san franciscans continue to have access. also -- we're available for questions after the dph staff make their presentation. >> good morning supervisors. i'm colleen chaplain the deputy. from the health represent, the resolution before you is important. dph contracts with health right. they serve approximately gets thousand san franciscans every year. as you know, healthright 360 is the nonprofit organization with the merger of two other long time san francisco nonprofit. since then hr360 has expanded. they currently operate for primary care medical clinics, health treatment program, four outpatient day centers and two gender response to jail program. in addition to san francisco, hr360 currently prates in eight california counties. they purchased its new headquarterses building at to do two things. to replace the services that it provides at its rented location and to ensure its continued ability to serve san franciscans without fear of displacement or eviction. this is made possible in part by california's implementation of

i didn't-i was a san franciscan police officer for 30 way. i served on the critical response team which response out to people involved in the shooting. i've sat in the rooms with the people that have been drawn to a situation where they had to use deadly force. i can tell you there are three things they wish. number one, that the guy had done what they ordered him to do. number two, that they wished they had never come to work that day. number three, that there's anything they could have done other than what they had to do. people said they should've got out of the way. let this guy pass. if they had done that and it hurt one of my families, one of my friends, with that knife he had, that the condos officers cowards. but today i stand before you to let you know those officers are heroes and they are the ones that deserve the resolution, not by violent criminal. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. can we take that without objection? without objection hello. >> i had a career as a taxi driver in san francisco. but recently you guys s

so does sport a native san franciscan. i do hope you understand. when nodding so i hope your of like there's a lease to native san franciscans i've heard from that which is not only compelling stories of their own life, but also an acknowledgment and desire to lift up those coming from behind him. i think that's incredibly important. i want to speak to ms. serena read. i think your story is also really interesting. often one that's not told usually when you have phenomena make an assumption here-there's a little bit of privilege in your background. often times the narrative is low income communities of color and you know the struggle. i appreciate your narrative. it's a different element to the little bit of diversity. however, i'm going not going to be able to support your application, but i do want you to continue and continue to find jobs and help people and also continue to become more more aware and educator on the disparities that exist for people. i'm glad i think it was a conference something he put on annually and has been phenomenal. abso

also want to add my name to the long list of the san franciscans who have bad luck for our controller. i'll make sure ben knows that. for many committees working class committees of color in san francisco the sky is indeed a following. following. the certain point you have enough information to act, and we would urge you, strongly, that you have enough information to act. it is a moral imperative to this body to act affirmatively, to address this affordability crisis, which is now equal parts of public policy problem and an erosion of the social compact. poverty problem and to paraphrase the poet, poverty is abysmal dark and deep. your promises to keep. the inverse of this placement is actually entrapment were increasingly working-class communities of color can't afford to stay in the city. nor, can they afford to leave. our view is that in our community increasingly, with disappearing option, vanishing dreams and erosion of trust in our public institutions, those people have turned away from the political process with good reason. my wife taught me a long time ago that passive aggres

franciscans through the city's fir source program even though this is the triggered due to the small size of the project total 5 full-time and others apartment no significant increase no housing or childcare or other social services the proposed occupancy will be high year-round by returning this to the did original tourist use it providing community benefits with hotel resumes outside of the downtown in close proximity to c camtc hospital and japan and other tourist designations duo to date the department has correspondence if two people in oppositions with that said, the department supports this and recommends approval with conditions the participated bay area locally owned hotel is to serve travelers out of hotels in the use activates the upper 3 fleerz restoring the building to the tourist hotel use and staff asks that the planning commission finding be amended to state that the commission finding of feels there project is necessary and desirable and comparable with the neighborhood character and surrounding use and as so forth the application submitted that concludes my presenta

franciscans house sufferiandra everyday and other san franciscans on the streets we have the greatest loss of retired the history of the city why maybe policy and power have paralyzed on and on over the city preventing us to grow and taking the pressure off the sale and flipping rent-controlled units standing is not an option and san franciscans are progressive and demanding process the housing crisis this solution is complex we need many tools the textbooolbox and time press forward for all powerful political machine of building faster and denser and higher to bring the confrontationtrol the washington, d.c. did it and denver did and a san francisco, california do it, too i'll not let the diversifiesness of the efforts to rip away the proce progress we've a maid the schafrm withs those commissioners in the past year than >> good afternoon, commissioners i'm alison heath with a lifelong friend of jackson park she and i raised our families on potrero hill and other we were forced to struggle with the city over new criminality that was 20 some years ago then as now san francisco had the

we san franciscans oppose a [inaudible] it will greatly increase our financial burden. [inaudible] i'm retired and [inaudible] owner and a low income person. this year my pension is the same as last year but this year everything is more expensive than last year. i didn't get help from the city but the city keeps asking me for help. it's not fair. i urge [inaudible] thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors jeff [inaudible] executive director of hamilton family sent squr operate the cities largest family homeless shelter located at 260 golden gate. the building is owned by the city and has quite a few capital needs. strongly urge you to support the bond to address the needs at both the shelter we operate as well as the orebt city owned shelters throughout the city. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors. [inaudible] i'm property owner and taxpayer in san francisco. i speak in support the bond but also here as a representativeof the african american healing alliance which i'm a board

arrest the cac make recommendations on appointed to qualify for appointments the applicants must be san franciscans and appear before the committee to speak on the qualification and attachment one shows the information about the current committee members and the vacant positions and attachment 2 the details for each applicant can be found in the enclosure the vacancy with or are the results of the term intermittence the gentleman is seeking reappointment 26 applicants for you to consider and 25 listed the attachment you'll receive one later in the week after the materials were printed i'm available to answer any questions i know there are one or two people to speak to our interests. >> seeing no questions or comments if i can ask the applicants to come up and talk about your interests in serving on the cac. >> morning supervisors my name is roger i appeared before the this committee last time there was an opening in district 3 i recently served on julie christensen last so give you a little bit of background i've been an entrepreneur for 15 plus years and recently still an entrepreneur

franciscans on water transportation and meeting to the emergency water agency and we are also interested in lower carbon emissions and cost ferry services this is somethings we're keeping an eye on the hyper technology and the air district has been supportive of additional pilots and based on ferry services on the bay and keeping are tracking track of that lower emissions and lower cost cost effectiveness that he happy to work together to have our plans on treasure island thank you. >> thank you director changing at this time open up for public comment on the executive director report if you want to speak on public comment come up. >> today, i want to share one piece of work and thank you most that i know me here this is my comment about water and people if you look at the piece of art let me adjust if i did it on a boat see the boat there's the boat it hazard to be reduced i don't know how to do that at this time what this shows is like the knives their of a restaurant i used to trace it with this is a fine piece of art the bridges and it looks like a really fine abstract those are actu

we look forward to serving future generations of san franciscans right here at this site. so, on behalf of our physicians, our medical staff, are hospital staff, we really want to thank all of the individuals behind us for building this hospital for the individuals in front of me and behind me to support that you provided in the process of getting this building up. it has been truly an amazing transformation to watch this come from a office to the sandbox to a brand-new hospital that will be able to walk in in 2019. so, again, thank you for being a mate part of this amazing jerk. at this time, i want to induce one individual as part of her construction crew. he has been excellent at his work and he's contributed to the success of this tremendous progress and this project. his name is colby whitfield any standing behind me up on the sixth floor, by that sign. >> a little bit louder. >>[applause] >> oh, yes. oh, yes. hi, everyone. can you hear me? that's good. that's my name is ivan i'm a construction worker. we are all gathered here to witness the main piece of the puzzle w

are protected and the housing stock is located many long time san franciscans that live in illegal units or in in-law units especially in district 6 and the weermz as well as district 11 seeing more and more tenants being pushed out any formal tenants said they saw four or five this week those are astonishing numbers this is incredible sloopt i ugly you to vote yes. >> thank you for your comments naomi. >> sarah you'll be next. >> hi, i'm naomi retired teacher on the public schools of 1049 market street my landlords attempted to evict the arraignments at 1049 market street and the first group was given notice near thanksgiving and the second received eviction notices around commissioned 2013 we've been walked for a long time to keep our lofts many of the residents have been forced out and substantial left the city and some the city and some the country i'm speak on behalf of the current tenants and many endangered tenants in the city and also on behalf of san francisco the rent is to high groups of people are finding that hard to live here college graduates and teachers especially in the

.) >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local biz and challenges the san franciscans to do their shop and dine in the 49 within the by supporting the services we help san francisco remain unique and successful and vibrant so where will you shop and dine in the 49 san francisco owes itch of the charm to the many neighborhoods people coma greet and meet it has an personality these neighborhoods are economic engine seeing the changes is a big deal to me especially being a san francisco native and it is important to support the local businesses but also a lot to over here it is nice not to have to go downtown i think that is very important 0 for us to circulate our dollars the community before we bring them outside of the community for the time we have one dollars in the community is the better off we are it is about economic empowerment by apron ingress the businesses that are here. >> shopping local cuts down the cyber foot you'll find cookies and being transported the world where everything is manufactured and put on the assembly line having something local is meaning more the more we

it is a huge corporation. >> yep. >> reporter: lot of san franciscans don't like that. >> they don't. we are san francisco, affinity for the underdog, for the type of a place. >> reporter: for all the grumbling, one of the most important industries in san francisco is tourism. city officials say the super

i didn't-i was a san franciscan police officer for 30 way. i served on the critical response team which response out to people involved in the shooting. i've sat in the rooms with the people that have been drawn to a situation where they had to use deadly force. i can tell you there are three things they wish. number one, that the guy had done what they ordered him to do. number two, that they wished they had never come to work that day. number three, that there's anything they could have done other than what they had to do. people said they should've got out of the way. let this guy pass. if they had done that and it hurt one of my families, one of my friends, with that knife he had, that the condos officers cowards. but today i stand before you to let you know those officers are heroes and they are the ones that deserve the resolution, not by violent criminal. thank you >> thank you. next speaker, please. can we take that without objection? without objection hello. >> i had a career as a taxi driver in san francisco. but recently you guys s

there isn't a lot of discussion what happens for middle class san franciscan and make more than average middle class citizen in a city but the reality is they're renting until they buy somewhere else and they're buying a vacation home before buying in the city and market rate is what there is available to take care of the folks and like most places and not a lot of concern for these folks in the meetings but that's what the small time developer is doing and important to keep in mind intended consequences versus unintended consequences and the things that everything that goes to a ballot initiative will find the right solution and not necessarily born out over time. i think prop 47 had good intentions behind it and now there is broken blases and bikes get up and walk away all over the city. it's important to keep in mind if you pass a blanket number, 25% across the board, there will be lots vacant indefinitely and i don't think that's what the city needs. the crisis doesn't need more impediment to development. that's all. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello.

there isn't a lot of discussion what happens for middle class san franciscan and make more than average middle class citizen in a city but the reality is they're renting until they buy somewhere else and they're buying a vacation home before buying in the city and market rate is what there is available to take care of the folks and like most places and not a lot of concern for these folks in the meetings but that's what the small time developer is doing and important to keep in mind intended consequences versus unintended consequences and the things that everything that goes to a ballot initiative will find the right solution and not necessarily born out over time. i think prop 47 had good intentions behind it and now there is broken blases and bikes get up and walk away all over the city. it's important to keep in mind if you pass a blanket number, 25% across the board, there will be lots vacant indefinitely and i don't think that's what the city needs. the crisis doesn't need more impediment to development. that's all. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello.

there isn't a lot of discussion what happens for middle class san franciscan and make more than average middle class citizen in a city but the reality is they're renting until they buy somewhere else and they're buying a vacation home before buying in the city and market rate is what there is available to take care of the folks and like most places and not a lot of concern for these folks in the meetings but that's what the small time developer is doing and important to keep in mind intended consequences versus unintended consequences and the things that everything that goes to a ballot initiative will find the right solution and not necessarily born out over time. i think prop 47 had good intentions behind it and now there is broken blases and bikes get up and walk away all over the city. it's important to keep in mind if you pass a blanket number, 25% across the board, there will be lots vacant indefinitely and i don't think that's what the city needs. the crisis doesn't need more impediment to development. that's all. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker please. >> hello.

we san franciscans oppose a [inaudible] it will greatly increase our financial burden. [inaudible] i'm retired and [inaudible] owner and a low income person. this year my pension is the same as last year but this year everything is more expensive than last year. i didn't get help from the city but the city keeps asking me for help. it's not fair. i urge [inaudible] thank you. >> thank you, next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors jeff [inaudible] executive director of hamilton family sent squr operate the cities largest family homeless shelter located at 260 golden gate. the building is owned by the city and has quite a few capital needs. strongly urge you to support the bond to address the needs at both the shelter we operate as well as the orebt city owned shelters throughout the city. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning supervisors. [inaudible] i'm property owner and taxpayer in san francisco. i speak in support the bond but also here as a representativeof the african american healing alliance which i'm a board

san franciscans who have had to adapt to more traffic, less parking, and more crowds can now go back to their usual routines. ktvu's tara moriarty say they're relieved that the super bowl festivities are over. apparently we ran the wrong tape for you. we want to get the right tape and send you back to the super bowl festivities that are now over. let's get the right tape. >> reporter: dismantling super bowl city. the nuts and bolts are coming out. trash tossed aside. booths and stages gone. since the super bowl kickoff crews have been dealing with the city's so-called hangover. >> we worked until 11:00 last night, then we started back up 8:00. >> reporter: market and embarcadero is slowly morphing back to its old self. and kenneth couldn't be happier. >> i do like fifty, 60 a day. >> reporter: but when the super bowl came to town -- >> it was like slow. it wasn't busy. i was getting 10, 13 shines a day. >> reporter: this man says his flower sales slid by 80%. >> the people from out of town, nfl, they took over the business, and they let us suffer. people were here only for souvenirs.