i'm randy shaw i'm director the housing clinic. thank you our tech friday nights there's a lot of misinformation the tech is against this i want to remind you when i was following the ellis act in 189 plus the assemblyman the morning after the bill passed he said randy don't worry about this we'll put in the language to protect the tenant. the court got into it and a series of insane court decisions nrlgd it to be a speculative tool. the chronicle wrote this morning the ellis act has failed. in the 99 we worked with the state senate and passed sweeping changes which overturned 4 court of appeals laws they said you can demolish any building without replacing it in 2003 working with senator loren we got it excluded from the ellis act today, if we hadn't gun control this updated half of chinatown would be demolished today to build high-rises that are so we've had answer the question and with mayor ed lee philosophy of bringing the city together i optional - am optimistic we can win in sacramento >> we here a lot of talk about what's i

it's a coalition of businesses and a coalition of government officials of nonprofits like randy shawnd dean and others and it's going to be a large coalition of longer resident in the city that come together and say we need to be here and part of the success of the city. having said that, i'm also got an aggressive agenda to build thirty thousand opts of housing it's an aggressive agenda i know we've accomplish this with the same people who is we can build as well as protect our housing. while we build our housing and get jobs for more people we ought to make sure we're protecting those who are less fortunate to make sure they have a place in san francisco. i'm glad we join with labor they have helped me build the housing and helped to create jobs and are going to be here to protect the residents as well. we're forming a strong coalition and strong indication it's not one voicing voice but many voices to unit around keeping san francisco affordable. thank you (clapping.) thank you, mr. mayor. you're not my so secret weapon when we are joined by supervisor yee. thank you, supervisor t

managed by the largest housing services contractor in the city, the tenderloin housing clinic and randy shaw. i'd like to bring to the board's attention a matter which i consider to be fraudulent, collusion between the san francisco human services commission and tenderloin housing clinic. tenderloin housing clinic is in violation of its contract with the city and it has been since october 12th of 2012. there is an order of abatement on my hotel, the all-star hotel located at 16th and folsom. and that has been in effect since 2012 -- since october 2012, excuse me. i went to the human services commission meeting before they approved the grant approval, grant modification approval a month after this order of abatement was issued. the human services agency granted tenderloin housing clinic $260,000 in a grant modification despite this order of abatement being in effect. to me that just smacks of the city wasting public funds and giving favoritism to the largest city contractor there is for public -- for housing services. i have a blog which you can look at all of these documents and further read

. >> randy shaw. the housing clinic and we do support the housing workers and told that the tenderloin would get one of the teams. obviously we need that. one point that hasn't been mentioned here that some member of the board that every person that comes across is homeless. in the tenderloin you have people who have medical problems who are housed. if you want a police officer instead of catching criminals spending time dealing with a person in a medical crisis or a homeless outreach worker. you want a homeless outreach worker. i also think there needs to be a discussion where we are putting the homeless in stabilization. i have talked to the health director and supersedeas or farrell. half the rooms currently used in the stabilization programs is given to the worst slumlords in san francisco. if you try in -- increase that number. you can't have people sprawled out and we are talking about people that are literally sprawled out on the street and having a police officer having to devote all that time