in hearings at the state legislature, shirley chisolm village is being touted as an example of an s.b. 33 project. planning department staff has [inaudible] 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 fi

shirley chisolm, first african-american woman in congress and beloved. nancy pelosi, of course. barbara mikulski who was my senator for many, many years, first female chair of the senate appropriations committee. and i wanted to recognize representative louise slaughter, first female chair of the powerful house rules committee who passed away last week while she was still a member of congress and i believe her funeral is tomorrow. she has inspired many people in her own right. so in conclusion to paraphrase that montana editor in 1941, now when courage, shear courage is celebrated in this country, the name of jeannette rankin is written in monumental bronze, not for what she did, but for the way she did it. no, rankin could not vote for war, but she could and she did stand up for the democratic process. so thank you and if you have any questions i'm happy to try to answer them. [ applause ] >> did jeannette rankin encounter any retaliation for her participation in the suffrage movement? because so many other suffragists who participated and were arrested and jailed for their act

in hearings at the state legislature, shirley chisolm village is being touted as an example of an s.b. 33 project. planning department staff has [inaudible] 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 fi