metal workers local 104 and my colleagues alex lanceberg and with electrical workers local six, john corso, local 38 plumber and pipefitters. very excited about this profnlt it's going to deliver low-income, moderate-income and market rate housing to our city's housing supply. we worked very closely with former supervisor mark ferrell's office. i want to thank him and his staff. planning and not to mention the project sponsor. this project gives community benefits and career pathways for residents throughs our state aproved apprenticeship programmes. so, we look forward to your support for this su. d. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. and anyone else who would like to speak on this project. >> good afternoon. todd david on behalf of the san francisco action housing coalition. very excited to support this project. i really want to give kudos to the neighbourhood for embracing density and more housing for families in san francisco. i hope it is a model that can be repeated many places on the west side of san francisco because we certainly need more housing. as far as t

my name is john corso. i'm representing the membership and leadership of local 38.s and steam fitters of san francisco. we in a housing crisis. affordable housing and homelessness are the issues of the day here. and it's time to do something about it. something comprehensive in the housing for all measure is exactly the answer. without this, more of my members and their families will be pushed out. the measure has to pass. and it's our priority to have our members work and live here in san francisco. thank you. >> the chair: thank you. next speaker. >> hi there. my name is alison snowpeck i'm the program director for sports faan a nonprofit organization that supports artists who live and work in san francisco. our city and studio event has taken place since 1975 and our organization continues to provide opportunities and resources for the artists community. within recent years it has become all too frequent that we hear about artists moving out of san francisco due to the increase in rent and the high cost of living. it is apparent that something need to be done to