eugene alaho, maryjane rodriguez, aaron agdelo, daniel lumon, tony robles, david wu, and p.j.ilhenio. come on up. you have 2 minutes. >> okay. good evening, tenant counsellor south of market community action network and alumni of k-8 betsy carmichael. i support this cause because many of the homeless families are attending betsy carmichael elementary and many of them live in doubled-up units and dealing with roaches and bed bugs on a daily basis. it's not contributing to a stable learning environment. i urge you to support this cause. if this resolution passes, a lot of students, not only in betsy carmichael, but districtwide will be provided adequate housing. thank you. [please stand bsfusd sfusd sfus sfusd if this passes, this will be instructed to provide for families in need. like my family, we need speaking staff and the research and opportunities for sfusd on land to be made available to affordable housing for families like mine. i recommend that all of this board member pass this resolution and that school district staff to work with our community in making this reality, thank

i'm david wu, born and raised in san francisco, in the haight, where i still live. i am here to talk about the conflict that exists with the current mayor also being a current supervisor and running a campaign at the same time. this is a great conflict. no one person to do all those things by themselves. our current district ever supervisor before they fell into the role of acting mayor had been largely unresponsive to many core, community needs. the role of this district 5 supervisor will only exacerbate issues that need attention from a district supervisor. there must be a caretaker mayor that is put in place that will not run for mayor. and this issue needs to be resolved. thank you. >> president breed: thank you. next speaker, please? >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is lisa aubrey. i'm a district 5 resident for nearly 30 years. i'm also a member of the group affordable to bis, focused on the development of affordable housing in our community. we need the undivided engagement and attention of our very own distri district supervisor now. we want to engage

. >> hello, supervisors, i'm david wu with somcan. somcan has been very active in the central soma meetings. aside from the build-out of the park, there must be a dedicated source of funding that goes toward maintenance and programming on the puc site. in order for it to be a well-functioning, true community space for all. to ensure maintenance, a community steward program should be made up of residents and community groups. it's essential that it's hired from the community and competent to make sure that the new park reflects south of market. they must be held to a higher standard than what has previously existed. it must be youth and family friendly that's accessible and designed for youth and families. to this point, the majority are not youth and family process does not function as true, open spaces. they must be in the central soma plan. the design review, should be a standard for all in soma where they function as true, public open spaces, rather than being a new design process, there should be a design in place. and one example