director mcspadden? >> thank you, chair haney and committee members, and can i give my staff a second to get my slide deck up? i'll start by saying -- well, first, i'm shireen mcspadden, director of public housing. i'm joined with a number of my staff to answer any questions after my presentation. so here to talk about the candlestick vehicle triage center proposed sublease, and i'm just going to pause to get the slides up. >> good morning. this is dylan schneider. director mcspadden, the slides should be up. is everyone able to see them? >> yes. okay. so if we could go to the second slide. so the 2019 point in time count indicated that two-thirds of the unsheltered people in san francisco were experiencing what we call vehicular hokelessness. a study found 677 occupied vehicles in 2021. district 10 opened this vehicle triage center in district 11, so our 2021 budget included allocations to fund new safe parking projects, and that was supported by mayor breed. it was also supported by our city, our home

good morning, supervisors, and director mcspadden. i'm in full support of the you'lla and mission inn hotels. we need to seize on this opportunity to buy hotels with federal funding. housing is the solution to homelessness. thank you for hearing us today. >> thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good morning, supervisors mar, haney, and director mcspadden. i'm calling on behalf of the communities uniting for health and justice, a coalition of organizations that is deeply rooted in district 11, latinx . we have invested more than a decade in up lifting voices and advocating for development that is affordable to our working-class communities. we're in strong support of the city acquiring the mission inn to serve people experiencing homelessness. we call upon our city and district supervisor to ensure that this site provides local preferences and can serve the diverse needs of our unhoused neighborhoods, including families, elders and unaccompanied youth. we urge you to ensure has vulnerable youth of color are prioritized

director mcspadden? >> thank you, chair haney and committee members, and can i give my staff a second to get my slide deck up? i'll start by saying -- well, first, i'm shireen mcspadden, director of public housing. i'm joined with a number of my staff to answer any questions after my presentation. so here to talk about the candlestick vehicle triage center proposed sublease, and i'm just going to pause to get the slides up. >> good morning. this is dylan schneider. director mcspadden, the slides should be up. is everyone able to see them? >> yes. okay. so if we could go to the second slide. so the 2019 point in time count indicated that two-thirds of the unsheltered people in san francisco were experiencing what we call vehicular hokelessness. a study found 677 occupied vehicles in 2021. district 10 opened this vehicle triage center in district 11, so our 2021 budget included allocations to fund new safe parking projects, and that was supported by mayor breed. it was also supported by our city, our home

director mcspadden? >> thank you, chair haney. this was a matter introduced last week and continued to this week because of some minor changes in the resolution. i believe they were read into the record and that the clerk has received them. i don't know if you'd like me to represent this item or what you'd like me to do. >> chair haney: no, we don't need you to represent the item. >> chair haney, ann pearson with the city attorney. i think you should describe them before the city takes action on the amendments, and then, you can vote whether to send this to the full board. >> [indiscernible] similar amendments are being made for both the [indiscernible] homekey since the application was made public since we introduced. correcting minor code -- misnumbering of the code. >> chair haney: okay. is there any questions from colleagues on this? simple enough. not seeing any. i'm sure we have to take public comment on this, so open this for public comment, please. >> clerk: mr. chair, you should have a b.l.a. on this. >> chair haney: is t

i'll start with director mcspadden. i have a number of questions.o, i saw just some questions about the population and so 45% of hotel guests are over 55, which makes sense because that was the population that we were focused on. do we know what percentage of the people in the hotels were homeless for an extended period of time or were newly homeless? a percentage that potentially became homeless within the last year or homeless during the pandemic? can we track that information? >> i'm going to ask emily cohen to answer that question because she'll know if we have that data or not. >> thank you, director. thank you, chair haney. no. we don't have that level of data about the experience of people's previous homelessness for everybody. >> we do have some data. i think our data shows that the average length of homelessness is 10 years for the folks in the shelter in place hotels. >> got it. ok. >> i'm not sure if you can hear me. >> yes, i can hear you. >> this is elizabeth. so [inaudible] database and that is only existed for 24 years and so it just

i'll start with director mcspadden. i have a number of questions.o, i saw just some questions about the population and so 45% of hotel guests are over 55, which makes sense because that was the population that we were focused on. do we know what percentage of the people in the hotels were homeless for an extended period of time or were newly homeless? a percentage that potentially became homeless within the last year or homeless during the pandemic? can we track that information? >> i'm going to ask emily cohen to answer that question because she'll know if we have that data or not. >> thank you, director. thank you, chair haney. no. we don't have that level of data about the experience of people's previous homelessness for everybody. >> we do have some data. i think our data shows that the average length of homelessness is 10 years for the folks in the shelter in place hotels. >> got it. ok. >> i'm not sure if you can hear me. >> yes, i can hear you. >> this is elizabeth. so [inaudible] database and that is only existed for 24 years and so it just

before we pass it over to director mcspadden, i just want to make a few brief comments. we all know that homelessness is the greatest crisis facing our city. time and time again, it's the top concern of our city's residents. it's a shame that we have so many residents living on our streets in such a wealthy city, and as a district 6 supervisor, it's the issue that we hear most from our constituents. i'm concerned about those on the street, many of whom have mental health or health needs. the homelessness that families are experiencing, veterans, and the way that this impacts neighborhoods. what we also know is that the solution to homelessness is housing. there is no solution to -- for someone who is experiencing homelessness by division without giving them a place indoors that is their own to live. in order to do that, we're going to have to be creative. we're going to have to develop resources, and we're going to have to share. i want to acknowledge that this particular purchase is part of a larger strategy that the city is undertaking with a number of other sites that

director mcspadden? >> thank you, chair haney and committee members, and can i give my staff a second to get my slide deck up? i'll start by saying -- well, first, i'm shireen mcspadden, director of public housing. i'm joined with a number of my staff to answer any questions after my presentation. so here to talk about the candlestick vehicle triage center proposed sublease, and i'm just going to pause to get the slides up. >> good morning. this is dylan schneider. director mcspadden, the slides should be up. is everyone able to see them? >> yes. okay. so if we could go to the second slide. so the 2019 point in time count indicated that two-thirds of the unsheltered people in san francisco were experiencing what we call vehicular hokelessness. a study found 677 occupied vehicles in 2021. district 10 opened this vehicle triage center in district 11,

it has been sent to executive director of the department of homeless and housing support shareen mcspadden. and we have a plan in place and that will take place in the next few -- hopefully a week and a half. to see how we move forward. >> president: that concludes your report? >> it does. >> president: okay. it was very comprehensive, so thank you so much for all of the work that went on in the last couple of months especially around this important issue and we appreciate you sending us the report so we could view it. i'm sure we all read it and we'll try to work on focusing on some of these recommendations. do we have any comments or questions from the other commissioners on any parts of the advisory committee in the last month or so? >> secretary: seeing no comments or questions there. we can move on to the next item. item eight. commissioners, item eight is the joint legislative report. also presented by advisory counsel president, ms. diane lawrence. >> good morning again. the governor has until october 10th, so i guess that's sunday, to sign bills and elect and expire. we know that m

it has been sent to executive director of the department of homeless and housing support shareen mcspaddenplace and that will take place in the next few -- hopefully a week and a half. to see how we move forward. >> president: that concludes your report? >> it does. >> president: okay. it was very comprehensive, so thank you so much for all of the work that went on in the last couple of months especially around this important issue and we appreciate you sending us the report so we could view it. i'm sure we all read it and we'll try to work on focusing on some of these recommendations. do we have any comments or questions from the other commissioners on any parts of the advisory committee in the last month or so? >> secretary: seeing no comments or questions there. we can move on to the next item. item eight. commissioners, item eight is the joint legislative report. also presented by advisory counsel president, ms. diane lawrence. >> good morning again. the governor has until october 10th, so i guess that's sunday, to sign bills and elect and expire. we know that many of them that are exp