. >> peter drakmier i want to comment on the jobs/housing imbalance which is an issue of supply and demand and supply could be met by building more housing but demand is all the office growth bringing in new employees and they're competing with residents in san francisco. in the last six year we added six jobs for every one dwelling unit. i want to show an editorial i wrote for the examiner last year. basically the focus is we have limited resources, land, transportation, roads, services and water. and we're going to be hearing more about water and we need to prioritize the resources. we commissioned a professional survey the san francisco voters. we found 97% support for restoring the bay. 92% support for restoring the tuolumne river and 69% support for more market-rate housing but only 40% support office space. people are making the connection as jobs are outpacing housing and housing is getting more expensive and people are being forced out and traffic's getting worse. just a comment to think about. >> commissioner: thank you, next speaker, please. >> commissioners, what we're getting i

. >> peter drakmier i want to comment on the jobs/housing imbalance which is an issue of supply and demand and supply could be met by building more housing but demand is all the office growth bringing in new employees and they're

. >> peter drakmier i want to comment on the jobs/housing imbalance which is an issue of supply and demand and supply could be met by building more housing but demand is all the office growth bringing in new employees and they're competing with residents in san francisco. in the last six year we added six jobs for every one dwelling unit. i want to show an editorial i wr