next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm jeff hodges, a tenant at 14th and guerrero.he tenant changes are fantastic in notifications. it's good news. also that we haven't talked about this yet but there is a 100% affordable housing streamlining in this bill and that is one of the most important pieces of it. the legislation will allow us to reduce the rent pressure and displacement ening in the city that, as a tenant, i feel every day. i grew up around black and brown kids. i wished that my kids that i have would be able to do the same here. the kind of displacement we've seen is because of the xenophobic neighbors using the san francisco process to delay and deny house house to all of those kids. every delay in our process is another opportunity for them to enact their fear. every shout of local control is another echo of the racist redlining san francisco sti reels from. these changes, including the 100% affordable housing streamline, good and worth your vote today. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi, i'm a tenant at 21st and guerrero. i just want

. >> hi, i'm jeff hodges, a tenant at 14th and i'm in support of this legislation. anything that gets us more housing, hog capacity that is lower than the amount of people that are being born here. it's far too low. we need more and i'm excited about this position. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. corey smith on behalf of the san francisco action coalition. also disapointed that this isn't moving forward today. dwelling units are one of the best ways we can get affordable housing. it has been a goal of n supervisors about 5 years now. so figuring out the right way to move it forward is certainly necessary. i also just saw a fun fact recently regarding open space that every single san franciscan lives within a 10-minute walk of a public park, which i thought was a neat statistic. thank you. thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. jersmy paul. i'm a permit consultant working in san francisco. around i'm in favor of anything that increases transparency and openness in thelic press. and thi

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. >> thank you, commissioners. i'm greg scott, president of pacific heights residenidents association. we oppose this. we oppose anything that opposes input

james hill, carolyn kennedy, christopher roach, jeff hodges, john verger and christy wang. >> good day commissioners. i am a tenant and a neighborhood council member. legislation you're deliberating today it is set forth in response to the late marilee's 2017 executive directive on housing production. unfortunately, establishing a uniform notification period of 20 calendar days to all forms of notices would reduce the current 30 day notification to the public on building permit applications. it is of no benefit to the public, and not fair because it would diminish our ability to participate in the developmental review process affecting our lives and the communities we live in. please reject this undemocratic provision. a project sponsor has plenty of time to consult with planning. why not tackle bottlenecks inherent in the system and said pampering and handicapping neighbours and neighborhood groups by shortening our time to grasp what impacts exactly as proposed to be built, and respond to it effectively and timely? the may 15th notice that we received was received late friday may 18t