and we have supervisor hillary ronen here with us today who is the sponsor of the legislation. thank you supervisor ronen, for introducing this to the land use committee, an and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, president melgar. the legislation before you today is intended to close significant loopholes and gaps in our planning code requirements for affordable housing in mu market rate residential development. the planning code section 415 regulates the inclusionary housing program under which developers mitigate the impact of new market rate units and as has been shown in multiple settings including regularly updated next analysis and prepared for local requirements. the construction of new market rate housing stock increases the consumption of goods and services. and many of the workers who provide the good and services are in low or lower wage jobs and therefore need affordable housing. as a city we address the need for affordable housing in several ways by investing public dollars to build and preserve affordable housing and by requiring that market rate developers

and we have supervisor hillary ronen here with us today who is the sponsor of the legislation. thank you supervisor ronen, for introducing this to the land use committee, an and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, president melgar. the legislation before you today is intended to close significant loopholes and gaps in our planning code requirements for affordable housing in mu market rate residential development. the planning code section 415 regulates the inclusionary housing program under which developers mitigate the impact of new market rate units and as has been shown in multiple settings including regularly updated next analysis and prepared for local requirements. the construction of new market rate housing stock increases the consumption of goods and services. and many of the workers who provide the good and services are in low or lower wage jobs and therefore need affordable housing. as a city we address the need for affordable housing in several ways by investing public dollars to build and preserve affordable housing and by requiring that market rate developers

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. by our vice chair -- or we will be shortly, supervisor ahsha safai. [indiscernible]. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public

legislative aid to supervisor hillary ronen. thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak very briefly. this will be addressed by those speaking after me. i was last here in january when you voted to initiate the landmark designation of the building and at that time will be moving forward soon. the preservation team has been amazing. ello kept description of what is a 100 year history. i want to emphasize that the cultural district and that is also very important. we are grateful for the work of the historical society who have been leading the charge to recognize and protect the history cam attributions to the latin x community. i look forward to coming before the board of supervisors very soon. >> thank you. >> before i begin i will share my slides. >> good afternoon, commissioners. planning department staff. before you is the request for recommendation for landmark designation for casa sanchez 2778 24th street in the mission. on january 2021 that you voted to adopt resolutions 1165 to initiate landmark designtion. this is

and we have supervisor hillary ronen here with us today who is the sponsor of the legislation. thank you supervisor ronen, for introducing this to the land use committee, an and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, president melgar. the legislation before you today is intended to close significant loopholes and gaps in our planning code requirements for affordable housing in mu market rate residential development. the planning code section 415 regulates the inclusionary housing program under which developers mitigate the impact of new market rate units and as has been shown in multiple settings including regularly updated next analysis and prepared for local requirements. the construction of new market rate housing stock increases the consumption of goods and services. and many of the workers who provide the good and services are in low or lower wage jobs and therefore need affordable housing. as a city we address the need for affordable housing in several ways by investing public dollars to build and preserve affordable housing and by requiring that market rate developers

san francisco supervisor hillary ronen says she's angry after hearing from students about the conditionsalled a hearing focused on the point of vista, horace mann community school she's heard from students who reported rat infestations and gas leaks in their classrooms. she was also told about a student who received an electrical shock from an outlet at the school. the school serves students in kindergarten through eighth grade teachers say they've been complaining about conditions for at least five years now, and supervisor ronan is now calling for a full renovation of that school. this week, marin county is easing its mask mandate in limited indoor settings with fewer than 100 people. those locations include gyms, offices, religious meetings and college classes. everyone though, must be fully vaccinated, and these locations cannot be open to the general public. the host employer organizer must also maintain a list of everyone present. the city of san jose has plans to begin to take action against city employees who have not been vaccinated for covid-19. the city's director of communica

hillary ronen is calling for a hearing on the safety conditions at buena vista horace mann elementary school in the city's mission district. that's right. there have been reports of gas leaks, a student receiving an electric shock from a school outlet. >> and other injuries because of the poor conditions on that campus ground. in a statement, the district says, quote, we recognize that the rundown nature of the facility and challenge in addressing day today. conditions such as peeling paint. >> cracked floors and overheating rooms contributes to a feeling of neglect in the school community. the district is working to remedy this through our request for funding from the san francisco board of education. let's just say, though, thes is not the first time this particular school has gotten attention for its poor conditions in fact, 2 years ago we received these photographs from buena vista. horace mann. they show trash everywhere. a water leak peeling floor, tiles and even read droppings. we reached out to the school that time. officials responded then saying the district focuses most of

supervisor hillary ronen, who was a co sponsor, said she is hoping to find ways to provide domestic workers, including retirement and health insurance. the abigail hotel in san francisco will return as permanent housing for low income city residents. the abigail will provide 59 units of housing for adults transitioning. from permanent supportive housing to affordable housing rooms have a private bathroom and the building includes lobby, a community room as well as the kitchen. the abigail was used as an emergency shelter during the pandemic. it's reopening as part of mayor. london breed larger plan to address homelessness in san francisco that includes a plan to lease 1500 units of support housing in the next two years. it's been a tough month for social media companies, especially facebook. ex employee turned whistleblower francis hogan was in london today, spelling out the dangers of facebook and urging british lawmakers to regulate it. from washington. fox news, madeline rivera has more on what how can had to say and how facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is responding. facebook whistleblower

. >> san francisco supervisor hillary ronen is calling for a hearing on the safety conditions at buenaace mann elementary school in the city's mission district. that's right. there have been reports of gas leaks there, a student receiving an electric shock from us. will outlet. >> and some other injuries due to the poor conditions of the campus grounds at that school. in a statement the district says, quote, we recognize the rundown nature of the facility and challenge in the dressing day today. conditions such as peeling paint, cracked floors and overheating rooms all contributes to a feeling of neglect in the school community. the district is working to remedy this through our request for funding from the san francisco board of education. now, this is not the first time this particular school has gotten attention for its poor conditions just 2 years ago we received these pictures from buena vista, horace mann. they show trash everywhere a water leak peeling floor tiles and even some rat droppings on campus. we reached out to the school district at that time. officials responded back

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. we are joined by our vice chair -- or we will be shortly, supervisor ahsha safai. [indiscernible]. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways: public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, either channels 26, 78, or 99 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the public comment number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by call 415-655-0001. again, that's 415-655-0001, and meeting i.d. is 2498-672-0699. again, that's 2498-672-0699. when connected, you will be in listening mode and your microphone will be muted. when you hear your item of interest, press star, three and begin speaking when prompted to do so. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly, state your name, and turn down volume on your devices. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, mr. clerk. can you please read ite

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. we are joined by our vice chair -- or we will be shortly, supervisor ahsha safai. [indiscernible]. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways: public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, either channels 26, 78, or 99 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the public comment number across the screen. each speaker will be allowed two minutes to speak. comments or opportunities to speak during the public comment period are available by call 415-655-0001. again, that's 415-655-0001, and meeting i.d. is 2498-672-0699. again, that's 2498-672-0699. when connected, you will be in listening mode and your microphone will be muted. when you hear your item of interest, press star, three and begin speaking when prompted to do so. best practices are to speak slowly and clearly, state your name, and turn down volume on your devices. >> chair ronen: thank you so much, mr. clerk. can you please read ite

and i just want to say that i've seen the pictures that were showed to hillary ronen and i saw the pictures of the so-called art room which is really just a locker room they have tried to transform into an art room. and i think it's really weird when i see a presentation about let's create a brand new building on van ness when our classes are being run out of a locker room. there are programs happening right now inside buena vista horace mann. how about make an actual art classes and not inside the lockers. i'm so disturbed now i'm hearing from luce, parts of the ceiling has fallen down. i just cannot believe. $15 million is not enough. i really hope that you all fully fund and do $55 million. we really need to make this correct. broken promises have happened to this community and this community has been ignored long enough. thank you. >> president lopez: thank you, both. and thank you chief for your presentation. i want to give a special appreciation to all our interpreters this evening. you guys are amazing. i want to echo reanda's request. i speak now not as a pac coordinator but as a lo

and we have supervisor hillary ronen here with us today who is the sponsor of the legislation.visor ronen, for introducing this to the land use committee, an and the floor is yours. >> thank you so much, president melgar. the legislation before you today is intended to close significant loopholes and gaps in our planning code requirements for affordable housing in mu market rate residential development. the planning code section 415 regulates the inclusionary housing program under which developers mitigate the impact of new market rate units and as has been shown in multiple settings including regularly updated next analysis and prepared for local requirements. the construction of new market rate housing stock increases the consumption of goods and services. and many of the workers who provide the good and services are in low or lower wage jobs and therefore need affordable housing. as a city we address the need for affordable housing in several ways by investing public dollars to build and preserve affordable housing and by requiring that market rate developers pick several op

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee.we are joined by our vice chair -- or we will be shortly, supervisor ahsha safai. [indiscernible]. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following ways: public comment will be available on each item on this agenda, either channels 26, 78, or 99 and sfgovtv.org are streaming the public comment number across the screen. each speaker

i am supervisor hillary ronen, chair of the committee. we are joined by our vice chair -- or we will be shortly, supervisor ahsha safai. [indiscernible]. >> clerk: the board recognizes that public access to city services is essential and invite public participation in the following