my name's diana martinez. i am the program manager of the mission s.r.o. collaborative and one of the members of the s.r.o. task force. i am also in support of the new composition of the s.r.o. task force and furthering the effective and important work that this group does together. since i have become a member of the task force, i have not only been able to learn more from the perspectives of s.r.o. owners and operators and s.r.o. tenants, but i've also had the opportunity to work more closely with members of important city departments and through these connections, we've been able to help prevent evictions and do other important things to provide stablity in s.r.o. tenants' lives. thank you very much for continuing this important work and have a wonderful week. thank you. >> supervisor safai: great. any other members of the public wish to comment on this item, please come forward. seeing none, public comment's closed. [ gavel ]. >> supervisor safai: supervisor yee? >> supervisor yee: jamie? is it jamie, yeah. you -- you might have answered -- talked abou

i'm diana martinez, the program manager of mission s.r.o. collaborative. we are in opposition to the extension of the grandfathering for the inclusionary housing from prop c. by going through with this extension, you would undermine the democratic process. over 75% of voters chose this deadline. it is your duty to honor their voices. by extending the deadline past december 7th, you would be responsible for the loss of affordable housing in san francisco. in the mission alone, we would lose 62 affordable units. dignified housing for 62 low income individuals or families rest on your shoulders today. be a leader who represents solutions to the housing affordability crisis in this city. prove to voters that as civil servants you honor their votes. the very votes that got you here. show us all that san francisco politicians rise above and that you put people over profits. do not allow the extension to pass. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is john corso. i'm representing union 38. we support dis to be dinnance. this will save over 4,000 units including ov

we have tim wong, katie martin, tyrell romero, peter, diana martinez, sherrard buckta, susan marsh, john mendoza and peter collins. feel free to lineup after these speakers. please come up. >> my name is katie i'm with the street community services. there's no housing crisis for real estate corporations or developers. they are making more profits than they have ever made before in san francisco. this is a historic housing boom for them. the people in crisis are the people who need affordable housing. and this is a give away to those interests. this housing crisis exists for working people of san francisco. plenty of projects got their permits in time. why are we rewarding the slowest-moving developers? when you miss a deadline, that's it. now they're showing up like a d student. if they can't get it together then they need to get out of the way so companies who have the ability to build affordable housing can get in there. many of which have. we don't need politicians who will coddle the multi billion companies into doing their jobs. we needy elected officials who can light a fire under