. >> thank you roberta 0 hernandez and (calling names). >> i'm roberto with the mission to answer our question interests been over 4 thousand households in the last 18 months that have been evicted from san francisco seniors, disabled, artists, families and students i'd be more than glad to bring a map and all the documentation that will document the evictions going on beyond the evictions we have next door to me the house get rented out for 5 thousand dollars a year in the mission district i was born and raised here across the street from me a two-bedroom apartment was rented out for $11,000 we ask this commission begin to address evictions begin to address affordable housing, begin to address how are we're going to preserve and a half people of san francisco who have worked so hard to build it city and worked hard to contribute to the heart and soul and the spirit of the city african-americans are appearing if this city the latino community is disappearing from the city and the asian-american community is disappearing from this city we need to put a stop this this and you as plannin

roberto hernandez and as he said several hundred other people >> sir you're going to have to speak into the microphone. >> does this one work i'm here with several other people that witnessed the video i hope you'll all seen they see the connection between what's happening in the video and a what's happening in rec and park and the chambers and in this room development the out of control reckless market development in the mission district is not making the neighborhood a better place that video is a perfect demonstration i heard a commissioner on this panel say recently he felt the mission was a better neighborhood that a than in the past base it occasionally thinks it is participate less crime folks that are familiar don't believe it's a better neighborhood that's a step in the right direction on october 4th a thoughts people marched by mission street and stopped at the plaza demanding no monster in the mission not build 3 hundred and 50 units in the mission district i'm telling you the neighborhood everyday businesses and contingent organizations, cultural organizations, regular folks

roberto hernandez with no eviction. 4,000 households have been evicked from san francisco.our seniors and our artists and youth and our disabled and familis are being evicted. we have been fighting to stop the evictions. when you look at these young people who are my heroes today, because i remember being their age and some of you know me, we fought to get a recreation center built in the mission. mission rec center and fought to get rosa park built and fought to rehab garfield park and it's civil that these young people are subjected to that and not only them, but how many young folks and families have we heard of asked to leave a park because they don't have a permit? the reality is that you talk about money. why is it that the city spent $8 million for america's cup? $8 million. so don't tell us you ain't got money. don't tell us that you wish that you could have the money to do it, because when this city wants to get something done, it gets done. the giant's stadium got built because the mayor said let's built a stadium. you all know what i'm talking about. so it's abou