received multiple letters of support from different neighbors and organizations, as well as a letter from csfn. i'm here for questions. >> we'll open it up to public comment. >> good evening. my name is michael murphy. i'm a retired judicial attorney for the court of appeal, long time resident of the richmond district. i want to call your attention to a mission in this otherwise very commendable ordinance. and that is the failure to comply with state law relating to adus and single-family homes. a bit of background, you know it, but in 2015, the planning department issued an adu manual which was a very good piece of work, but it offered limited options and often unappealing options f single-family homes. that was because it was constrained by the ordinance of that time. no fault of the planning department. in 2016, the state legislature amended -- enacted amendments to the adu law that imposed certain mandatory parameters to local ordinances. unfortunately, san francisco failed to comply. instead, ordinance 9517 announced the intention of complying to state law, but in reality made no meaningf

our good friends at csfn are making the argument that sb827 will come back and why it's so badly needed. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. colon. next speaker, please. hi. i'm jeff hodges. i'm a tenant at 14th and guerrero. grateful for your time today. these are modest, worthwhile chs. as a tenant, these changes give me more notifications than before. these changes are worth your vote today and not later. these processes corrected here are ones that have allowed xenophobic neighbors to grind out full-scale, multi-family homes because they disproportionately house those that need the housing the most. every delay is another possibility for xenophobes to enact their fear. every shout of fear is the red lining that san francisco reels from. we haven't built enough housing to match the children being born and raised here. i live around mixed-income, affordable housing, one of the few places where i see actual families. housing delayed is housing families like them. these mild changes are a goodst our past. please pass these today. >> president hillis: thank you. next speaker, please. >>

our good friends at csfn are making the argument that sb827 will come back and why it's so badly needed. >> pre