bryan chiu from the mayor's office of housing is here. >> supervisor yee. >> thank you first of all, like other supervisors i want to commend the effort like supervisor breed has run a nonprofit i did 18 years of running a nonprofit with 7 sites i was around when the.com hit us with the rent. so the panic that people have running nonprofits especially, when their lease it up it's a real feeling that dramatically impacted other organizations that were around at the time they went under. in the nonprofit world for those who are not from that world most of the expenses you have are pretty much going to remain standard you might have increases in saliva you build it into our budget. two things in the nonprofit world that are inbe predicable one of them is insurance. when we got hit with an insurance hike about 20 years ago it was doibl and tripling we didn't have the money and another one how much you're paying for rent if your paying 2 thousand for a space and they want to raise it to 35 hundred a month for certain nonprofits it's a big chunk of changes. i appreciate the effort we're mo

throughout the city i want to give director chiu an opportunity for comments >> good afternoon bryan chiu of the mayor's office of housing and community development. we are rapidly approaching the final meeting of our four months process with the working group we had the first meeting in december and our final meeting this friday at which point we'll be discussing the final draft of our proposal as supervisor kim mentioned the actual disbursement relics or reflects only a small portion the solution is a citywide solution and i want to reassure the board when we did our special survey we sent out our survey to every single nonprofit that was funded throughout the city for at least 25 thousands or more it was much boarder than the mid-market corridor we wanted to make sure we reached every nonprofit throughout the city and indeed some of our solutions reflect the possibility of citing some nonprofits in other parts of city as supervisor cowen said in our report we discuss the possibility of the shipyard and treasure island. we look at the possibility of extending the nonprofits up to balboa

my name is bryan i'm thirty years old and i'm a fifth generation san franciscan. i'm going to read a statement i wrote supervisor chiu thanking him for the legislation. i'm writing you today because i'm thankful to pass this legislation that will make the in law unit legal. i currently live on listing bone street in san francisco, california and in the excelsior district. i rent an in law unit from a friend their preschool teachers i work at a nonprofit and don't make much money we all eat diner together. the in law unit has its own entrance and we're close and we have a real householder unit. the in law unit is you up u upgraded and has ata's it's heating system they recently received a complaint about me living there it's in our interests to make sure the in law unit is permitted without considering a lot of costs and i would say i'd hate to see this not pass. i have two dogs and would find a place that would accept dogs. i greatly appreciate our efforts to pass this legislation and i hope my situation involving thelogically in law unit will be a thing of the past >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm to