my name is carolyn kennedy from the dolores heights improvement club. i'm here with a request for your consideration today to please ask staff to conduct impact analysis on the newly-enacted senate bill 330 the housing accountability act. i made this request on september 19 in public comment and your response was let's wait until the bill is enacted into law. it's now been signed. and i think it's critical to conduct an impact analysis for our city. senate bill 330 mandates many elements of the planning process including timelines, processes and penalties. it forces administrative approval for many projects. it's a top-down, one size fits all approach to processes in over 300 jurisdictions in california. in my experience top down change doesn't go well. my question for you is what impact will this law have on san francisco's planning and entitlement process. i'm specifically concerned about demolition control appeal processes protection of existing and therefore more affordable housing along with rent controlled housing and historic buildings. i'll offe

carolyn kennedy from dolores heights improvement club. i don't think i can top chris' comments. surfer and kite border. thank you chris. but i am very impressed by the conversation that's been happening all day today. i think this commission has an openness to listen and to do things that are in the best interest of our city, not easy. it's not easy to figure out what the future of our city will look like and how we will get there. and i would say to you that in addition to identifying the priorities i think we also have to think about the how we get there. i was fortunate enough to be at a community meeting last night in district 4 in sunset. and among the other presenters, the supervisor stood up and talked about district 4's community planning process. and i think it's something this commission should really look at. you've probably had things, i understand the planning is putting together some resources to help with this. but how we make change happen in this city, how we help it to happen is so important to ensuring that this is a place that everyone wants to live and it's

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