the san francisco housing association has a virtual security deposit they'll provide up to one thousand dollars that's available once an individual moves out of the apartment it helps to streamline and move veterans in i've gotten to speak to the small property owner property organization and the aspects of the section 8 they've been reticent to participate and made it difficult and we've had to be more creative it is may or may not thinking. i know that ah a we're going to pilot programs to look at people that are homeless the allocating and this is an important part in addition to hud and the va and the human services agency and the plowshares the housing authority gets a lot of criticism but nicole tour lead point of contact with barbara smith they've been incredibly focused focused in helping us to audio identify on the case by case basis and i'm excited to hear from our partners >> thank you, mr. duffey. i want to invite joyce up from ah a >> good morning, supervisors. i want to point out on the slide when scott gets it up are the two housing buildings under the umbrella of the hum

lawsuits by san franciscans for livable neighborhoods, an association of neighborhood groups who challenged both the 2004 and 2009 housing element e-i-r and the adoption of the '09 element in san francisco superior court. your actions today to reject the appeal will allow the adoption of the 2009 element and allow many projects and programs to move forward. briefly the housing element is a required element of the city's plan. general plan elements to remind us all are high-level policy documents and guides. they are not regulatory actions for specific projects. we use the housing element as a city family directing decisions. it is not a code to regulate specific actions. also, the 2009 housing element is a result of long and robust public outreach efforts. there was a 15-member stakeholder sessions, workshops and meeting that occurred in every supervisorial district in the city. generally the housing element adopted by this boer in 2011, which is essentially the same element that is in front of you today is a document that responds to the diverse needs of the city. everything from respecting neighborhood character, to encouraging growth in our corridors. [speaker not understood] dedicat

units of affordable housing create thousands of job opportunity for low income san franciscans and that will be a new san francisco neighborhood that includes all people of associate background we hope you'll approving approve that. >> i'm with a tool works a special janitor services company. we really urge our approval of the plan. thank you >> thank you, mr. lazarus. >> jim lazarus san francisco chamber of commerce and for peter wiggle at the scene. spur and the chamber support this approval of the memoranda of agreement we've supported the transfer from the navy to the city it's hard to believe that frank jordan was mayor which that was first in conversation with the navy and 20 years later we're on the verge of a financial memoranda of agreement it's good for the city the cost is born by the developer and the city cleans up the island and schedule the utensil systems they've been updated and the first initial transfer property scheduled at the end of this year. we urge the board of supervisors to finalize this mo

housing policy and his goals and you can't do that by laying on layers of bureaucracy. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good morning, i'm debby lerman with the san francisco human services network an association of about 80 health and human service nonprofits. when we first heard about this legislation we were deeply concerned about the potential chilling effect on our community-based nonprofits who engage regularly with elected and appointed official in the development of public policy through partnership and collaboration to improve our systems of care, our health care system, how we address homelessness and a broad range of other issue that affect our communities and the clients that we serve. this requirement to register as a lobbyist if you had five contacts would have had a tremendous chilling effect on that participation and i can speak from firsthand experience from many conversations with nonprofits, many of whom don't understand their rights to engage in public policy. many board of directors are averse to that participation. there are foundations that hesitate to fund organizations. if they were registered lobbyists, the irtion would increase scrutiny of those organizations. and th

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