as transparency one thing i'm sensitive to say representing the southeast neighborhood is people olsen lee presence how much of their personal data if they're a host or guest would be shared in a public domain like a regulatory address sequoa the registration fee how do we settle on 75 why not 50 i think the proposal is 75 i'm curious to know where and how this number was determined and d will it be enough to satisfy the planning that the full time positions their regulating with the legislation sequoa i know one thing is interesting also i want to point out we're having a discussion amongst during a time when there is a housing crisis and i want to make sure we said there are both parties effected by this piece of legislation with the ellis act and evicted and people that are struggling to stay in their homes and you're going this as a way to make extra cash people from 9 across the city tyler compelling reasons on both sides one thing is universal there's a need for a piece of legislation so thank you david chiu for bringing this to us. >> thank you very much president chiu. >> one thing

i want to really thank mayor ed lee for bringing us in and lending us kevin and teresa and olsen and jeff and john and thank you, david and chris and both of the sprrntsd for making this happen and supervisor kim and supervisor campos for helping to guide this effort thank you we're looking forward to the new housing in the mission >> thank you. next speaker. >> good morning peter colon from the how's organizations. you've heard the story there's a lot of things to to go around from the school district to the mayor's office of housing the united educators and particularly the folks in the community that never let go of the vision it took years and years and the persistence is the reason for the process i want to step back to emphasize this is not one success story but something that should be repeated ero. i don't have to remind you of the affordability crisis the most precious resource we have in san francisco is land 49 square miles we have to think wisely how to use the land under the city and county and disgust control is it so fundamental for us as the city thinks about the publ

lee wrecker's shop, she called 911. >> i saw her and she was saying, he's not breathing, he's not breathing. >> reporter: but just two blocks away, mechanic jeff olsenone. he registered his phone with app pulse point. alerting people who know how to do cpr with local emergencies. >> i looked at it. it said cpr needed. and it gave the address. >> reporter: with first responders several minutes away. olsen arrived and immediately performed a life-saving service. >> this guy came out of nowhere. and scooped the baby up and really knew what he was doing. which was just such a blessing to all of us. >> i don't think i have ever done cpr on an infant before or rescue breathing. it was, when i got done, i shook for about ten minutes. >> reporter: the spokane fire department grateful for the assist. >> the reason why we are so invested in this technology is because you can be a life saver. >> reporter: while leslie, the mother and her baby, grateful for their new friend, who had the foresight to simply download an app. >> that's great. more and more emergency services across the country are using this technology. it's working. and if you are cynical about a