are buzzing at this new home community in san ramon, california they're working for home builder, lennar. >> it's a beautiful community. we like the new construction we like that the home comes with wi-fi and certification. >> sanjay will soon be moving into the neighborhood. he is also excited about a feature you can't see inside the home rooftop solar panels >> how long does it take to put that in? >> this is probably an hour job or so. just to thread all this through. >> chris reitinger is with solar company sunstreet, which is installing the panels. >> we're building these homes from the rooftop down. >> lennar founded sunstreet in 2010 as a way to increase its solar footprint. for the last five years, all of the builders new homes in california have solar panels >> we thought it was important to focus on environmental sensitivity. >> that notion will soon be the law. starting in 2020, all new homes constructed in california will be required to have solar panels that could come at a cost to home buyers who would pay an extra $10,000 up front for the solar panels officials estimate th

long lennar but a couple of things went on today.nflection point in the home builders space you had the avoidance of the government shutdown that's positive for home builders i would say i'm positive krs the space. lennar specifically. >> yeah. >> the the home build esper look remarkably like banks. topped out early in 2018 lower lows lower highs dr horton is one of those. i think you're still in a well defined downtrend. toll brothers as well. if you look for a break out buy it above 42.5 otherwise you are up against it ear at 40ish dollars. >> to you completely different views. >> well, i mean my view is that i think people wrongly assume that is a fed play but yet they're a fed play and if you actually believe that the fed is totally out of the picture i think you have a little rom now in a world where we actually have the fed out of the picture and again so the interest rates stay sideways, home builders didn't do much either i think people need to see these guys grow and there are structural issues in the housing mechanic that a

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though opening up 1515 vanness was your original idea, when i worked with the owners of the site, lennar, and got them to say yes, i don't believe you would have opened up the center there if i wouldn't have gone to mohamad nuru and mayor lee directly and asked them to open that site because of the crisis on the streets. so i have to agree with my colleagues, supervisor peskin, that it's been very frustrating, the level of burea bureaucracy that we encounter the level of resistance that we experience on the streets. when you say in the last year, there's been 491 net new beds, less than 250 net new beds, that is frankly not responding to the level of crisis that we have on the streets with the urgency that we need to have when we've all agreed that there is this crisis. to be told no every single time we propose a new site and then offer up an alternative and an alternative. when i bring up we have to deal with the r.v. crisis, it's incredibly frustrating. when you throw up your hands and say, we don't deal with mental health, and you need to go to d. ph and i say, i thought we created t

participated in the hearings in the trenches with lennar and whatever. but i attended all the task force meetings before the community benefits were set aside. and commissioners, i'm not saying that you all are not doing your work, but you all have to call the staff and ask them, who's getting -- who is really profiting from the community benefits, and why don't we have a director who's cognizant of the facts, not somebody who's appointed a director infoto rubber stamp. thank you very much. >> vice president moller caen: thank you. the next speaker, mr. tolliver. >> good afternoon, commissioners. name derek tolliver, and i have been involved in the position of applying for director. my application was thrown in the garbage can. i was not even interviewed. i happened to meet one of the persons who was interviewed, no experience, nothing. i have a degree from stanford university, property tax, homeowner, raised three children, public schools. i'm a product of san francisco unified school district. have a sixth sigma from villanova university. and my unders

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