thank you, sam moss and all the people who are here and the work that you do to make san francisco aust want to end it by saying that we have to be aggressive when it comes to getting more housing in this city. and, yes, the housing bond is significant. it's the largest housing bond ever introduced in this city's history and it doesn't raise property taxes, but we have to fight to get that bond passed. let me also say there two other measures that i'm proposing and i'm asking all of you to contact your supervisors for my proposed charter amendment. that charter amendment will make it possible so that all 100% affordable and teacher housing can be built as a right. so when meta and mission housing, when they're trying to go through this process to build housing and they have sadly sometimes people who are trying to stop it and they're not asking for anything other than what's already required by the code, they need to get it built and get it built faster. [applause] and there are people who don't want us to do that. they say they want affordable housing now, but i'm proposing policies

sam moss, executive director of mission housing development corporation. i'm here to speak in favor of the charter amendment number 3. i bring that up specifically because i want to say it's impressive the way we have managed to conflate all three issues when the charter amendment is saying we should make it illegal to appeal affordable housing, hard stop. definition of what is affordable, a.m.i., that is trailing and i have the naive hope the body can work with the executive branch to come to that agreement. nothing is stopping you from saying it should be impossible from san francisco's perspective. not from the state of california perspective in sb35, but san francisco's charters, perspective. to appeal affordable housing. you could just do that. nothing is stopping you. and i hope that in the end that's why you all ran to represent all of us. so i look forward to that coming about. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. shell medina. thanks for having me this morning, or afternoon. hi, supervisors. out of curiosity, does anybody know salary as of a t