this all day and people rolled their eyes and saying another poor person you don't have to be smart to identify this is a class and white privilege that speaks after me and supervisors although not all present have already stated their position to vote against the moratorium before this hearing i ask where are the voice of people filling the agenda some of the supervisors still not present as wall have a asked why not bring up this before it shows how i go ignorant where have you been is it a case ever selected hearing or 14rek9 community shame open them for not being aware of the

displacement and reading the international news and shame on them for making the community struggle your mayor some on this board greedy landowner are probably relocate and that community is hear saying enough for those who claim to work with the students how can the afford one of the new unit i urnts this is a joke for the people that work with our students and young people ca how can you i don't see you can so you think - >> (clapping) >> i hope that everybody seeks the moratorium i live in the mists i see everyday the conflict of our decisions whatever you decide today will ruin some people's lives know that

(clapping.) >> hello supervisors i'm katherine young with the coalition today, i represent one thousand a hundred local residents to ask to reject the moratorium please hear the message roughly a quarter of those people live in the mission district and in case i've printed you a copy those people represent the people that cannot be here today working people families with children each of them has a story to tell and their voices matter as everyone in the room we can all agree we need to build more affordable housing but this moratorium goes about it wrong as a false promise stopping the production of housing for 45 days up to 2

years will tomato not stop the daytime or go to affordable housing and not hem the people that claim it will be helping it will make the entire city for expensive as a time of crisis and emergency we can't afford to take a single step backwards the people will be affected for the moratorium mrs. reject the moratorium legislation today thank you. >> (clapping.) boo boo. >> boo. >> good evening supervisors tim on behalf of the how's coalition and hundred organizations you have to have a heart of stone not to be moved by the things we've heard today we have grappled with this for years it's hard to make sense of what

it says in the middle of housing affordability crisis let's stop everything and conduct a study with is an action plan the real problems that are the justification for the moratorium will actually be made much itch worse this is displacement and land crisis for affordable housing builders and housing crisis it is especially ironic there are policies that help housing affordability in the mission much more quickly and directly than a moratorium and 4 of those require the land for immunized housing and acquire the dent financing for the projects please sharper accelerate the pace of the entitlement process for the site we've already unified in the mission there are 4 we've sorry

2 leonardo da vinci and 50 permanently affordable housing units that will not cost of the taxpayers a nickel we voluntary at inclusionary ordinances those are market rate and why can't we partner the okay. is 20 percent housing instead of telephone the restrictions no one choose those and an opportunity of proposition and moratorium really in a city that is growing by 10 thousand people per year it can only harm this is preventing displacement and get the land and prevent housing crisis from exploding thank you. >> (clapping). >> hi there i'm annie i'm a low income renter that is relatively

new to san francisco and housing advocate we have many differences after talking with the mission resident trying to find a common ground we're similar and i want to more affordable housing before i'm priced out of the city because i can't afford an apartment out of - i have a proposal this took me 20 minutes smart and hard work people have been working and pressured the mayor and supervisor campos to develop more numbers and the reports are 13 instead of an emergency moratorium why not make an emergency bmr two years however long it takes for the develops and incentivize those developers in the transbay terminal to race to do the hundred percent

affordable housing on the mission property and developers will gobble up those are parcels immediately because their cheaper than the parcels you downtown i asked 3 developers this morning they confirmed it there's the funding to the mission community in favor of the moratorium there's the hundred percent avenue and to the people on the fence there are more viable effective and examination national policies than a moratorium supervisors you don't need 45 days or two years act now fast forward skip the wake up call (clapping.) boo. >> i'm gus i was born and raised in the mission from

grammar school to the high school we lived in a one-room area the four of us the reason why we would in f that situation there was a housing storage and time up to the present moment all i can say we've had a how's crisis and there's never been a solution every time there was a serious solution we offer never cure the problem only the symptoms to - we know the problem is the lack of affordable housing you have to build and i think the moratorium is not the solution at all i think the way we enticed the tech companies to come into the city we need to entice the developers i'm against the moratorium thank you (clapping.)

>> hi, i'm austin hunter when i moved to the city as a student i moved into a 23 bedroom apartment with 6 people i moved to san francisco because we have progressive policies in those city that worked towards solution this moratorium doesn't protect the tenants or stop evictions or increase funding for affordable housing the only thing is x rates the problem the article - it puts it on the track to building more housing in a smart way the moratorium didn't provide a step along the road to softly the housing crisis people will continue to move to san francisco whether a 2 bedroom apartment or luxury condo downtown selma we need to increase our avenue, i ask the board to vote no on the

moratorium and no an entry promise and towards a solution thank you (clapping.) >> hello i'm matthew i do policy analysis for medicaid i come here today because i'll keep this brief if we are to stop market rate housing we'll be cutting off major finance for the affordable housing we saw a large number of the market rate unit now the amount of money will be donating to providing for the funding has been cut by $10 million that is money that could be used for affordable housing if we unfortunately the realty is market rate housing is an tied to avenue, i ask you to vote - no on the moratorium

thank you (clapping.) >> hi just for the record i wanted to a translators but not one for me, i'm from portland please forgive me for grammar areas i come from communism i came here 27 years old with a thousand dollars me my pocket i want to school i speak english very well i'm proud of it i really resent the moratorium it is targeting people like me i came to the city because it was wonderful and i contribute a lot to the communities have wonderful neighbors and have told my neighbors that are elderly i speak spanish with

them and i don't understand why people like me who came here and been here for 15 years i took two jobs to be able to live here i live in the mission in dlorp for 15 years my question to you david why do i say in the perfect time to freeze san francisco right now and build no more i this city was built 50 years old if they had this attitude in san francisco you have to acknowledge that city's e cities change this is so misguided and the worse you're hurting people that are really people that need people are income to pay for their housing i went to school for ordered i'm a full-time participant and artists need to be subsidized

and their studios subsidized by the city i don't have the moral ground why are we arts better the ford this is - >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> so the main issue i take with the moratorium it is built on the idea that the private market can't be a solution because the venerable land is to limited los angeles police department it limit but space didn't have to be we can build higher building and up joend the buildings to 16 steroids and require affordable having you'll have 3 thesis for affordable unit and assuming each floor has

liveable space this has vandals it get hundred and 50 important affordable housing and no need to search for finance we've get the developers to give us money and also the market rate unit they'll be built under the moratorium the moratorium will have store and the downward pressure to lessen the under controlled unit and last but not least this sets a precedent of up zone other neighborhood and allowing mixed income housing i believe that fixing this housing crisis a regional effort in other wealthy areas have not done their share to help the problem that is like pacific heats this is seem like it

benefits everyone if san francisco is serious we need to build types of housing thank you (clapping.) thank you. next speaker. >> good evening supervisors rob pool with the san francisco action coalition thank you for the opportunity to speak tonight you know we oppose the moratorium in the housing district there are a couple of things to agree affordable unit on san francisco is in a housing affordability crisis and the economic we need to build for affordable housing unfortunately, this moratorium fails to do that affordable housing are directly tied to the city this moratorium actually threatens the production of two heed below market rate unit that

are in the mission district this city is growing by 10 thousand people a year everyone in this room wants to speak and everyone in the world want to live in san francisco we're fortunate whether or not we build a house we've got to be responsible to plan we need more funding for affordable housing and we need to make it easier to audio hours at all levels of affordability and be creative there are solution that we should be focusing on unfortunately t this moratorium is distracting we should pass the housing bond in november we should be supporting david chiu and not make it easier for the vendors to work together and make sighted permanently affordable those will make so

for more affordable and moratorium wants to put a pause but when the moratorium is over san francisco will still be expenditure and no more affordable housing and no money for the >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) >> hi, i'm a mission resident and i want to ask you to respect the people that came and actually make the and contact i know you're working late and do something other than scheduling things i support of moratorium i also want to say i know you have a hard job it is just a disgrace the supervisors didn't stay long enough i know that is the only

point to shame you on please support the moratorium. >> ma'am address our comments to the board and not to individual supervisors your we're leaning towards supply and demand i recommend you think about the supply and demand and not build a prison thank >> thank you very much>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) good evening my name is gabriela second-generation native of the san francisco i went to elementary middle school and high school and just finished my first year of law school in san francisco i've dedicated my i will i life to work with the mission resource center and the homeless youth alliance and many

organizations you like i said dedicated my life i wish the city would show me the same respect my families lived in the mission for 70 years i'm not been able as a lawyer to afford to live in the mission i prior to the law school worked as a paralegal and even on a city salary couldn't afford to live in my neighborhood if my friends that grew up as a teacher can't afford to live here you guys are next we'll all not been able to live in the city please show us the same love and respect. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> i'm sarp i was raised in san francisco and went to school and for the last 15 years been a public teacher i've been sitting here since 2:00 p.m. in

supervisor wiener's district i'm not sure why the people that are against it don't identify themselves anyway as a teacher i am partial to critical questioning and to viewing so my question is beyond why we wouldn't took a pause i don't understand y what how that hurts us to gain information and don't understand why we do the research to understand what is happening (clapping) and i'd like to do a short review what i've heard since 2 i'm looking people that say 45 days people will get kicked out people tried to get me kicked out of supervisor wiener district it take more than 45 days to kick people out

in addition, i noticed that people economics folks are saying over and over supply and demand it didn't work here i don't why would he wouldn't try something else we need to be like the stem folks there are only 13 parcels that is left that makes a problem and people are are against the pause they could use a pause too it seems so beyond that and my (clapping) >> i have 9 sessions left my last point to look at bodies of this diversified is saying their against this. >> thank you, ma'am your is up>> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.)

>> good afternoon. i know you guys are a little bit tired i was a youth commissioner another one point and sat in the meetings i want to refresh you guys i'm christina i was broird and educated at ucsf i'm a paraprofessional i was going to write something to inspire you about the crap but i applied to law school one the schools asked me to write a personal statement i want to share that with the time allowed school graciously ebbs and flows up the street and crowns the what did you do next in a hallow of fire a crisp morning and light csa cascading from lingering pulled on the concrete la nights - and the arresting room blooms to the

cracks in the sidewalks wrapped in teeny packages relaxing in ham let's and sleepy haze and awe resourcing i look up with the crest of the hill spotting the next bus and people trench across altercations and pigeons leave a drum roll towards the sunrise increasingly more people leave their hearts behind and gentrification has robbed many of the essence of feelings and arts and other in the latino community by the sucker punch of airbnb and the uber the bus pulled me out of my daydream moving down the take codes and

up the zip codes i think to myself which side are you on and - >> thank you very please (clapping) wow. >> which side are you on my name is jasmine a resident of the sunset district i encourage my supervisor i work as a organizer for the utility a statewide organization that i'm sorry my whole thing got deleted we're good we're good a citywide energy foretelling come at we believe that the telecom is our human rights we can't manifest it without a roof over the head and families and contingency specifically brown and black

communities have been displaced and i'm sorry communities are struggling to keep their homes and find affordable homes and techies that don't work in the city you supervisor tang and even though rest of the crew h have the opportunity to stop the transparent pause that allows for a hundred percent of affordable housing supervisors that is a wise way to spend time and take a look at the moratorium with we can liv holistic means instead of the out of state take over or the repetitive solution that don't work i want to shout out for people that turned out for justice i like to leave you with a moving quote to build community requires vigilant awareness of the work we

continuing do to undermine to behave in ways that dominate the nation let's stop the for profit and let's keep it for and by the people please do the right >> thank you (clapping) and. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm a constituent and voter in district 8 and i'm asking my supervisor to vote yes on the moratorium and also to vote for a hundred percent affordable housing and for all the supervisors here as well i'm born and raised in san francisco and excelsior and mission districts and how's crisis i've taught at the unified school district for 8 years and i currently work at san francisco state university with the san francisco students that

live in the green bayer u bay area that pay $10 to come to the university in the is a city they graduated from high school from so this semester my family is currently facing eviction in san francisco and we don't know what to do as someone that cares as a service provider didn't have the answers i don't know y where she can go we don't have affordable housing for this student she should be studying and working on her career instead she's trying to you find out where they are family and older brother can go i want to join me as the representatives of the community workers please join me in responding to the student and families and give them the answers we have housing for them

in san francisco so that's part of power we have together we can work on issues of income and economic inequalities we're on par with the income equities according to the international scales you need 90 thesis person income to afford rent in san francisco as a teacher for the san francisco unified school district i've been out of the market i can't bye a house but i'm here to figure out this this is is a public health issue the 4th solution let's keep it up and keep going and hold our representatives

please. >> (clapping.) >> next speaker. >> hello names a cynthia i'm a teacher here in san francisco unidentified and the president of the latino teacher association we hope every single one of you will vote yes an common analogy in the cannery or the public education at all and the the mind is housing the how's situation is killing public education our housing situation makes it impossible if education is the equal letter i heard is recently, we can't educate we have no were to live we want question yes on the moratorium we need this as a community that believes in education teachers are being forced out students are being forced out

when we ask students how they're providing or their parents how they're providing for a place to study another home it is impossible you have three or four families i had a family that got rid of the books because they got rid of the books we need yes on the moratorium it represents a responsible it represents hope a yes vote represents a belief in education we need to keep our teachers in the city and families here in the city please vote yes. >> >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (clapping.) good afternoon supervises i'm a constituent of supervisor president london breed i live in district 5 i'm here to speak as someone i'm in support of moratorium as