my corey smith with the san francisco housing -- this is corey smith with the san francisco housing coalition. i want to echo and join in congratulations to director hillis. quite the first meeting, i am sure, and extend an appreciation to everybody involved for keeping this going. we are having conversations with different cities around the bay area and understand the status of city commissions and planning council hearings, and i can say with confidence that san francisco is ahead of the curve, and while none of this is perfect or ideal, just extending a magnitude of gratitude for everyone involved for allowing this to happen. i understand the conversations about accessibility. we want to make sure that everybody does have the opportunity to speak up, so i really want to echo president koppel's comments in trying to make that happen, and we think this will be a unique opportunity to allow additional voices who are not allowed to be a part of the planning process in san francisco because they workd day jobs thursdays at 1:00 in the afternoon. we think this will be more inclusive and allow mo

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this is corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition, also in support here today. given public comments on this a number of times, but we want to really applaud project sponsor for bringing together a true coalition for this project and having all of the stakeholder meetings and doing the difficult work to build support within the community an in and around the y and move the project forward today. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any callers? >> you have zero questions remaining. >> seeing no other members of the public for public comment, public comment is closed. that's me knocking my han on thn the table. so are there questions or comments from committee members? >> chair peskin, through the chair, i think to planning, just curious in you could elaborate -- i was, frankly, impressed by the depths of the affordability here, the depths of the average but was wondering if you could lay out the spread in terms of affordable units, how many at each level? >> this is josh from planning. i think i will have john lao answer that question. thank you. >> i'll take a

this is corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition, also in support here today.iven public comments on this a number of times, but we want to really applaud project sponsor for bringing together a true coalition for this project and having all of the stakeholder meetings and doing the difficult work to build support within the community an in and around the y and move the project forward today. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any callers? >> you have zero questions remaining. >> seeing no other members of the public for public comment, public comment is closed. that's me knocking my han on thn the table. so are there questions or comments from committee members? >> chair peskin, through the chair, i think to planning, just curious in you could elaborate -- i was, frankly, impressed by the depths of the affordability here, the depths of the average but was wondering if you could lay out the spread in terms of affordable units, how many at each level? >> this is josh from planning. i think i will have john lao answer that question. thank you. >> i'll take a w

corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. we realize there is an ongoing conversation continuing construction during the covid-19 crisis, and we wanted to make sure that you all are aware that we are having an event about safety on the construction job site tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. this event is open to the public. anybody can get the information at sfhac.org/events and sign up. we will have residents from the san francisco building trade and others, including the san francisco employer association. i will follow up with an e-mail to you all, and i look forward to seeing you tomorrow. thank you very much. >> operator: you have one question remaining. >> caller: good afternoon, commissioners. my name is sarah, and i'm a member of yimby action. i just wanted to say, a new study was published by the national association of home builders, indicating that 1,000 average rental apartments being built generates 1,250 jobs and $55.91 million in taxes and in revenue for local, state, and federal government? moreover, $10 million i

corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition.his has been a topic when this has come up in previous discussions and hearings, and we just want to continue to reiterate our grandfathering for this piece of legislation. having the rules throughout the process is critical to creating certainty and more uncertainty in the development process to add to the overall cost of building housing in a significant way. specifically requesting a grandfathering clause for projects with this piece of legislation. thank you. >> is there another caller? >> you have two minutes to speak. >> good afternoon. representing the project sponsor for 200 harrison. -- 2300 harrison. we are asking for a grandfathering clause. we understand it is continued to allow revisions. we hope the grandfathering clause is one of them. we will hold comments today. we respectful lie ask for grandfathering so 2300 harrison can go through normal appeal processes. instead of the legislation introduced after the first approval. we look forward to the next time this comes up a

this is corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition, also in support here today. given public comments on this a number of times, but we want to really applaud project sponsor for bringing together a true coalition for this project and having all of the stakeholder meetings and doing the difficult work to build support within the community an in and around the y and move the project forward today. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any callers? >> you have zero questions remaining. >> seeing no other members of the public for public comment, public comment is closed. that's me knocking my han on thn the table. so are there questions or comments from committee members? >> chair peskin, through the chair, i think to planning, just curious in you could elaborate -- i was, frankly, impressed by the depths of the affordability here, the depths of the average but was wondering if you could lay out the spread in terms of affordable units, how many at each level? >> this is josh from planning. i think i will have john lao answer that question. thank you. >> i'll take a

this is corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition, also in support here today. given public comments on this a number of times, but we want to really applaud project sponsor for bringing together a true coalition for this project and having all of the stakeholder meetings and doing the difficult work to build support within the community an in and around the y and move the project forward today. thank you. >> thank you. >> are there any callers? >> you have zero questions remaining. >> seeing no other members of the public for public comment, public comment is closed. that's me knocking my han on thn the table. so are there questions or comments from committee members? >> chair peskin, through the chair, i think to planning, just curious in you could elaborate -- i was, frankly, impressed by the depths of the affordability here, the depths of the average but was wondering if you could lay out the spread in terms of affordable units, how many at each level? >> this is josh from planning. i think i will have john lao answer that question. thank you. >> i'll take a

corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing action coalition. this has been a topic when this has come up in previous discussions and hearings, and we just want to continue to reiterate our grandfathering for this piece of legislation. having the rules throughout the process is critical to creating certainty and more uncertainty in the development process to add to the overall cost of building housing in a significant way. specifically requesting a grandfathering clause for projects with this piece of legislation. thank you. >> is there another caller? >> you have two minutes to speak. >> good afternoon. representing the project sponsor for 200 harrison. -- 2300 harrison. we are asking for a grandfathering clause. we understand it is continued to allow revisions. we hope the grandfathering clause is one of them. we will hold comments today. we respectful lie ask for grandfathering so 2300 harrison can go through normal appeal processes. instead of the legislation introduced after the first approval. we look forward to the next time this comes up

i'm corey smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition. i want to continue on some of the comments from the previous speaker. when the rules change on projects midway through the process, you know, you were talking about the uncertainty associated with that, and that really does add to the overall cost of the building housing. so it's not just a theoretical impact that ends up pushing more dollars down the line, it means that the housing is more expensive to build and it means it will be more expensive for future residents later and so, as you all know, certainty is one of the keys to getting homes built in san francisco and when the rules change and uncertainty is introduced, that creates a problematic situation. so, also, i'm encouraging and requesting a grandfathering clause in this legislation so projects know, hey, these are the rules that you need to follow in order to do something big. we are not going to change them on you down the line and that will encourage more housing to get built in sanfrancisco and in the mission and everywh