ms. pearson, deputy city attorney advic advised. our changes are substantive.e haven't had public comment. roll them into one. >> are mine substantive? >> your second one is. >> ms. pearson. >> i advised supervisor mandelman's amendments were not substantive. >> am sorry. my apologies. okay. i am now seeing the wisdom of supervisor mandelman's ways. supervisor preston anything to add or subtract? seeing nothing from supervisor preston. why don't we open this up for public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> sorry, chair peskin. this is supervisor preston. i was bumped off a minute ago. i have called in by audio only. i wanted to clarify. >> you missed one minute of my ramblings. we are opening up for public comment. >> would you like to comment on this item number 1? >> checking for callers in the queue. >> hello, caller. >> you have 12 questions remai remaining. >> hello, caller. you have two minutes. >> i i am a resident of excels. i think this is fixing the wrong loophole. single family homes sell for less than $1 million if they haven't been renovated. tha

ms. pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use.ontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here witho

ms. pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit

ms. pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use.ontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here witho

ms. pearson, deputy city attorney advic advised. our changes are substantive.e haven't had public comment. roll them into one. >> are mine substantive? >> your second one is. >> ms. pearson. >> i advised supervisor mandelman's amendments were not substantive. >> am sorry. my apologies. okay. i am now seeing the wisdom of supervisor mandelman's ways. supervisor preston anything to add or subtract? seeing nothing from supervisor preston. why don't we open this up for public comment. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> sorry, chair peskin. this is supervisor preston. i was bumped off a minute ago. i have called in by audio only. i wanted to clarify. >> you missed one minute of my ramblings. we are opening up for public comment. >> would you like to comment on this item number 1? >> checking for callers in the queue. >> hello, caller. >> you have 12 questions remai remaining. >> hello, caller. you have two minutes. >> i i am a resident of excels. i think this is fixing the wrong loophole. single family homes sell for less than $1 million if they haven't been renovated. tha

ms. pearson. >> deputy city attorney ann pearson. it would make it unlawful to use it as a nondent use. nontent use is defined as renting to corporate entity or housing for ones employees or licensees or independent contractors. i do think that to the extent that the concern is raised if schools want to rent housing to their employees and to condition occupancy on continued employment as a teacher in the school, that it would be prohibited by the current draft. it makes exemptions, one of which pair peskin noted which was an exception which they are providing to the employees as condition of employment to assist with maintenance or management of the building. we have made that exception for those types of employees. to address the issue you have raised here, you could make a similar exception for the employees of schools who are providing housing for their teachers. >> thank you. through the chair, would such an amendment require this to go back to planning or delay in any way the proceeding or is that the type of amendment if we were to desire to do that we would be able to do here wit