item 6, under section i, 216-22-so-6, tenant preference and eligibility policies for shirley chisolm village educator housing project. may i hear a motion and a second? >> so moved. >> second. >> and superintendent matthews, can you introduce the designee? >> yes. presenting this item that i have been assured will be a five-minute item is our director of policy and planning, [inaudible]. >> thank you, superintendent matthews and commissioners. good evening. i will make this as brief and informative as possible. thank you, judson, for presenting. my name is [inaudible] and i am the lead of policy and planning, and i have been the lead for the shirley chisolm project. this is granting highest priority to teachers and paraeducator employees, followed by all other sfusd employees. the presentation will include a brief progress report on the development which has continued during the pandemic. partners from mid town housing and mayor's office of housing and community development will join myself and deputy superintendent lee in copresenting. i am joined by ally gaylord and [inaudible] fro

in hearings at the state legislature, shirley chisolm village is being touted as an example of an s.bible] in the misrepresentation. the context is that s.b. 330, sponsored by nancy skinner, was passed in 2019 with an effective date of january 1, 2025. the bill currently in process is s.b. 8, also by skinner, seeks to extend the s.b. 330 sunset date until january 1, 2030. at the assembly housing and community development committee hearing on s.b. 8, both senator skinner and page o'dell val says s.b. 330 was a [inaudible] project. -- shirley chisolm village was an s.b. 330 project. i'm asking the commission submit a letter to the state legislature stating that shirley chisolm village is not an s.b. 330 project. i am strongly urging that the letter be submitted prior to the state legislature's hearing on august 16. thank you. >> linda chapman. well, i'm speaking for residents of nob hill who are currently just shoved out of the process. and i have to mention that as long as these remote hearings are happening, and we have no access to files, what do we do? you know, when the system does

as the sunset's second 100% affordable housing project, after shirley chisolm village, it's important that we get the details right as it will shape the future of affordable housing for seniors and families that we also need to build here on the west side and that i'm very committed to championing. this is why i've been clear and consistent with tndc and mohcd that they commit a robust community process, seeking community input into the project design and proposal before the application is submitted to the planning department for formal review. this proactive neighborhood youst reach is especially important for 2550 irving because the city approval process will be streamlined through s.b. 35. i thank tndc and mohcd for bringing this project forward, and i also want to thank the many community members in the sunset and throughout our city who have already shared your perspectives on this community project through community meetings, letters, postcards, petitions, and more, and i know we'll be hearing from many of you through public comment today. i just have a few questions, and i'll t

as the sunset's second 100% affordable housing project, after shirley chisolm village, it's important the details right as it will shape the future of affordable housing for seniors and families that we also need to build here on the west side and that i'm very committed to championing. this is why i've been clear and consistent with tndc and mohcd that they commit a robust community process, seeking community input into the project design and proposal before the application is submitted to the planning department for formal review. this proactive neighborhood youst reach is especially important for 2550 irving because the city approval process will be streamlined through s.b. 35. i thank tndc and mohcd for bringing this project forward, and i also want to thank the many community members in the sunset and throughout our city who have already shared your perspectives on this community project through community meetings, letters, postcards, petitions, and more, and i know we'll be hearing from many of you through public comment today. i just have a few questions, and i'll try to keep i