so how many lsc had? i think about six different laws and initiatives that they did implement over the last year. this was a relatively new addition. the additional 2992 position in addition to the grant amount, and so it was a continued vacant position, and so we have eliminated it. i do think that lsc is an organization who has tried to do a lot with very little. and so it we would definitely welcome any opportunity to talk more about some of the work that they're doing there. so how many laws are they enforcing? i couldn't tell you exactly how many but we can get back to you, but we know in the last year we added six and how many? what what is the staffing? i would like to do an in depth. look at all i see. maybe we could do that for the next hearing. um both, you know how many staff are enforcing each law? and this outreach contract. i think they've had with community groups for 20 years or something. i mean, when i was. lawyer at la raza central legal, i oversaw that contract for let us is under lega

so how many lsc had? i think about six different laws and initiatives that they did implement over the last year. this was a relatively new addition. the additional 2992 position in addition to the grant amount, and so it was a continued vacant position, and so we have eliminated it. i do think that lsc is an organization who has tried to do a lot with very little. and so it we would definitely welcome any opportunity to talk more about some of the work that they're doing there. so how many laws are they enforcing? i couldn't tell you exactly how many but we can get back to you, but we know in the last year we added six and how many? what what is the staffing? i would like to do an in depth. look at all i see. maybe we could do that for the next hearing. um both, you know how many staff are enforcing each law? and this outreach contract. i think they've had with community groups for 20 years or something. i mean, when i was. lawyer at la raza central legal, i oversaw that contract for let us is under lega

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lsc under the city administrators office to restore the $400,000 cut through the workers' rights collaborative to do workers' rights outreach to immigrant communities. thirdly, when we talk about safety c p a has been creating a safe space through sisterhood gardens in the excelsior. and this is a space where people of different races. neighbors come together to grow food together. elderly chinese people who are afraid to go outside during the pandemic and are afraid of violence in the streets are afraid, but they still go to sisterhood gardens, and this is where they can interact with other community members of different races. so when we talk about community safety, i urge you to fund sisterhood gardens under cia. which is also under the city. um and administrators office, um, to create this safe space. thank you. claire laugh for addressing this committee. next speaker, please. ah good evening. my name is eric wu step at the chinatown cdc. you have all heard about how the code enforcement outreach program benefits the living environment for residents , but the program also helps preserve th

survey that the lsc dees is ne— an annual survey that the lsc does, is now they— an annual survey that it. and i— price that would be paid for it. and i mink— price that would be paid for it. and i think that— price that would be paid for it. and i think that this is an exampie— and i think that this is an eeampie er— and i think that this is an example of the- and i think that this is an example of the price we are paying-— example of the price we are pawing. i— example of the price we are paving- i did!”— example of the price we are paying. i didn't happen to think mar— paying. i didn't happen to think rnar price— paying. i didn't happen to think that price .worth_ paying. i didn't happen to think that price worth it. that's that price was worth it. that's why— that price was worth it. that's wnw-kemain. - that price was worth it. that's why-remain. but- that price was worth it. that's why remain. that price was worth it. that's. why-remain. but how is why i voted remain. but how is it, nigel? call me a cynic. how is it that that mark carney is able to singularly you know, go to reas

lsc under the city administrators office to restore the $400,000 cut through the workers' rights collaborative to do workers' rights outreach to immigrant communities. thirdly, when we talk about safety c p a has been creating a safe space through sisterhood gardens in the excelsior. and this is a space where people of different races. neighbors come together to grow food together. elderly chinese people who are afraid to go outside during the pandemic and are afraid of violence in the streets are afraid, but they still go to sisterhood gardens, and this is where they can interact with other community members of different races. so when we talk about community safety, i urge you to fund sisterhood gardens under cia. which is also under the city. um and administrators office, um, to create this safe space. thank you. claire laugh for addressing this committee. next speaker, please. ah good evening. my name is eric wu step at the chinatown cdc. you have all heard about how the code enforcement outreach program benefits the living environment for residents , but the program also helps preserve th