. >> president hillis: so -- from mr. drury? [inaudible] >> clerk: okay. you get three minutes. >> president hillis: we'll just call you during public comment, because i know i've got a card for you. we'll just call names. [names read ] >> president hillis: you all can lineup on the screen side of the room and speak in any order. >> good evening. happy bike to workday, commissioners. my name is yee wan. on behalf of the san francisco bicycle coalition and our more than 10,000 members, we support the central soma plan's goals to prioritize working, biking, and transit in the central soma plan area. we believe this will help relieve the traffic in the area and make all road users, not just people biking, safer. at the same time, we are delighted to see there are planny proposed improvements for people biking on soma streets. as some of you may know, some of the -- [inaudible] >> -- 13% of streets accounting for 75% of serious for fatal injuries. as the city has committed to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2024 through vision zero, we believe the improvements

. >> president hillis: thank you, mr. drury. >> stephen bus again with mission yimby. i'm also speaking on behalf of sonia trouss who's running as district six supervisor but she can't be here because she's meeting with future constituents. so as you know, yimby has been against the central soma plan due to the jobs-housing imbalance for well over a year, and we maintain that position that we think there's not enough housing. it's it's really a displacement time bomb. we know that we're doing this. we know that we're going to add 40 something thousand jobs and 10,000-something -- i forget the number -- housing units. obviously those people have to live somewhere and they're going to push somebody out in order to do so. however i would like to express some gratitude that we were able to effectively work together and come to a solution that while we're not totally happy with it, at least we got more housing built or rather more housing included in the plan. i'm hopeful that you'll also approve the hst to make that housing get built. we've done -- we've put seven years in