quiet enjoyment sleeping outside on the sidewalk than i actually do inside of that sro.nd and it is tolerated if not endorsed with having a place to live and so, and have we gotten passed the paradyme of the rat and roaches of the bed bugs of the sro stock? i think that there is definitely solutions, and i think that you just need to meet with the homeless, instead of talking down to our or about them. and i think that the, again, you need to partner with the homeless, because if there is a problem, then they are part of the solution. and lts just that there is no accountability or very, and our accountability for these violence abusive sro and the shelter workers. and i mean there is a woman intact in front of the partnership building, 650, 80, and they ran in circle and never -- >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to speak on item 1? >> i am not here as a homele, however i am one of them and i heard about the data and i do have respect for it. okay? i do know that the people have been working hard with those men who are together and however

quiet enjoyment sleeping outside on the sidewalk than i actually do inside of that sro. and and it is tolerated if not endorsed with having a place to live and so, and have we gotten passed the paradyme of the rat and roaches of the bed bugs of the sro stock? i think that there is definitely solutions, and i think that you just need to meet with the homeless, instead of talking down to our or about them. and i think that the, again, you need to partner with the homeless, because if there is a problem, then they are part of the solution. and lts just that there is no accountability or very, and our accountability for these violence abusive sro and the shelter workers. and i mean there is a woman intact in front of the partnership building, 650, 80, and they ran in circle and never -- >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to speak on item 1? >> i am not here as a homele, however i am one of them and i heard about the data and i do have respect for it. okay? i do know that the people have been working hard with those men who are together and howeve

we have seen a substantial study of sro and residents. we found high sierra rate of food insecurity. 89%. the majority of respond ents were high nutrition risk and there were very few kitchens if there was such a thing in their sro. here are just some of the solutions we are looking at for the food security task force. we partners with the state level to look at ssi and ssp i don't if that campaign were able to speak to you all but there are efforts of crosses of bandwidth services that are needed. so there has been some legislation and some wins and some loses . we are continuing to really take that campaign to a next level and that is something that the mayor's with disabilities councils, that is something that will ultimately take for all of us to move forward. doing a lot more cal fresh outreach. if you can't get it on ssi, ssp, let's not bother doing it. if you are a -- really don't bother. we've seen an increase in that and other voucher programs trying to increase both healthy retail and access at farmers markets. >> i just want to

don't have the devastation but people that are well prepared school sites, parks, recreation centers, sro's our senior housing complexed our family housing collections and nonprofits all engaged in a very good ongoing dialog to support each other that's why we will be a city that will survive the major earthquake. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so let me now introduce someone that is a fanatic and already shown herself to be a great supervisor not only working on this but helping to create a lot of senior housing we'll, make those announcement in the short weeks to create more housing opportunity for chinatown and north beach but champion from the district let me introduce to you our supervisor julie christensen (clapping.) just. >> good morning. i think the best time is when we have leadership like our mayor ed lee and our department heads and they're working closely together with nonprofits like c y c and self-help for the elderly and the residents of the community to do good thing for chinatown in district 3 i'm excited bmw this program is a good example of the way city government wo

we have seen a substantial study of sro and residents. we found high sierra rate of food insecurity. 89%. the majority of respond ents were high nutrition risk and there were very few kitchens if there was such a thing in their sro. here are just some of the solutions we are looking at for the food security task force. we partners with the state level to look at ssi and ssp i don't if that campaign were able to speak to you all but there are efforts of crosses of bandwidth services that are needed. so there has been some legislation and some wins and some loses . we are continuing to really take that campaign to a next level and that is something that the mayor's with disabilities councils, that is something that will ultimately take for all of us to move forward. doing a lot more cal fresh outreach. if you can't get it on ssi, ssp, let's not bother doing it. if you are a -- really don't bother. we've seen an increase in that and other voucher programs trying to increase both healthy retail and access at farmers markets. >> i just want to

quiet enjoyment sleeping outside on the sidewalk than i actually do inside of that sro. and and it is tolerated if not endorsed with having a place to live and so, and have we gotten passed the paradyme of the rat and roaches of the bed bugs of the sro stock? i think that there is definitely solutions, and i think that you just need to meet with the homeless, instead of talking down to our or about them. and i think that the, again, you need to partner with the homeless, because if there is a problem, then they are part of the solution. and lts just that there is no accountability or very, and our accountability for these violence abusive sro and the shelter workers. and i mean there is a woman intact in front of the partnership building, 650, 80, and they ran in circle and never -- >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to speak on item 1? >> i am not here as a homele, however i am one of them and i heard about the data and i do have respect for it. okay? i do know that the people have been working hard with those men who are together and howeve

i'm edward is with the sro collective i've been trying to talk to the renters in the building we're notllowed. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so it is not building manager don't let us go in but the books prevent united states from doing the surveys with this >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're not able to do the service so the tenants don't know their rights and the right to request from the sro management for example, those sro tenants are paying $52 per day they don't have a contract good afternoon. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> sorry a quick announcement there is an overflow room in room 263 behave roufrn 23 people so as i call your name, please come to the room. >> good afternoon. i'm with the mission acholic beverage when it comes to the numbers of evictions and landlords that are good and bad we're seeing an increase of bad landlords that take advantage of the system to evict the tenants for frivolous reasons i'm a resident in district 10 we see a lot of folks not in the dbi code for habit ability with affordable housing is on trac

i'm edward is with the sro collective i've been trying to talk to the renters in the building we're notllowed. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so it is not building manager don't let us go in but the books prevent united states from doing the surveys with this >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're not able to do the service so the tenants don't know their rights and the right to request from the sro management for example, those sro tenants are paying $52 per day they don't have a contract good afternoon. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> sorry a quick announcement there is an overflow room in room 263 behave roufrn 23 people so as i call your name, please come to the room. >> good afternoon. i'm with the mission acholic beverage when it comes to the numbers of evictions and landlords that are good and bad we're seeing an increase of bad landlords that take advantage of the system to evict the tenants for frivolous reasons i'm a resident in district 10 we see a lot of folks not in the dbi code for habit ability with affordable housing is on trac

quiet enjoyment sleeping outside on the sidewalk than i actually do inside of that sro.nd and it is tolerated if not endorsed with having a place to live and so, and have we gotten passed the paradyme of the rat and roaches of the bed bugs of the sro stock? i think that there is definitely solutions, and i think that you just need to meet with the homeless, instead of talking down to our or about them. and i think that the, again, you need to partner with the homeless, because if there is a problem, then they are part of the solution. and lts just that there is no accountability or very, and our accountability for these violence abusive sro and the shelter workers. and i mean there is a woman intact in front of the partnership building, 650, 80, and they ran in circle and never -- >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to speak on item 1? >> i am not here as a homele, however i am one of them and i heard about the data and i do have respect for it. okay? i do know that the people have been working hard with those men who are together and however

of how big luxury developments hurt the lives of sro residents sro rents are skyrocketing and what'se there are so many illegal conversions from sro units to tourist hotel if sro units to luxury units and this is something that happened directly after those big luxury condos are being built and we are - there are so many laws and so many housing codes that are being availed in san francisco i don't understand why one would want to set persistence precedent of having more zoning ignored in san francisco you're sending a message you're going to ignore not just selma but all neighborhoods in san francisco so really we must protect selma we can't continue to ignore the communities that built this city i understand that there are some so-called community benefits that might help the area by the time those tangible community benefits happen do you think that many members of the filipino communities will still even be there the effects of gentrification have been very quickly especially in the city and we have to protect the people who live in these neighborhoods and we can sit here and exp

of how big luxury developments hurt the lives of sro residents sro rents are skyrocketing and what'se there are so many illegal conversions from sro units to tourist hotel if sro units to luxury units and this is something that happened directly after those big luxury condos are being built and we are - there are so many laws and so many housing codes that are being availed in san francisco i don't understand why one would want to set persistence precedent of having more zoning ignored in san francisco you're sending a message you're going to ignore not just selma but all neighborhoods in san francisco so really we must protect selma we can't continue to ignore the communities that built this city i understand that there are some so-called community benefits that might help the area by the time those tangible community benefits happen do you think that many members of the filipino communities will still even be there the effects of gentrification have been very quickly especially in the city and we have to protect the people who live in these neighborhoods and we can sit here and exp

quiet enjoyment sleeping outside on the sidewalk than i actually do inside of that sro. and and it is tolerated if not endorsed with having a place to live and so, and have we gotten passed the paradyme of the rat and roaches of the bed bugs of the sro stock? i think that there is definitely solutions, and i think that you just need to meet with the homeless, instead of talking down to our or about them. and i think that the, again, you need to partner with the homeless, because if there is a problem, then they are part of the solution. and lts just that there is no accountability or very, and our accountability for these violence abusive sro and the shelter workers. and i mean there is a woman intact in front of the partnership building, 650, 80, and they ran in circle and never -- >> thank you very much. >> any other members of the public wish to speak on item 1? >> i am not here as a homele, however i am one of them and i heard about the data and i do have respect for it. okay? i do know that the people have been working hard with those men who are together and howeve

over 2 thousand doors in the last couple medias and spending time in chinatown in the buildings and sros and talking to business leaders the one thing it always comes up i wish chinatown was cleaner everybody mentioned that the pea mayor is here and oewd and public works to flower the fact we understand this is important it is important to the people that live in chinatown it is important to people like me that live nearby to shop and work and important to the visitors that help to keep our economy strong we know that is an important goal for chinatown i'm very grateful to the mayor for helping me with the funding to help keep chinatown clean we have extra money going to public works for additional street cleaning and steam cleaning i found guys out on saturday and sent them to a particular spot for more cleaning i'm grateful to rita and the folks at the chinese newcomer for spearheading this program in their great steward and i'm grateful for the success in getting from programming going and misrepresenting i see the folks as another partner to keep things clean so i think i've been in

my name is a latonya joni own a sro collaborative i'm a tenant today, i brought friends with me, you you when you were walking into city hall you'll be hearing from you will say soon we're here to demand you plan for people not-for-profit we don't need luxury housing we need truthfully truthfully affordable housing in san francisco we ask you to hear our demand for justice this crisis is no longer in doubt it is real and caused by human activity not by to mention the inactivity of the commission what we have today in 2014 a city that is putting out the red carpet with developers to make profit profit off of humans and misery something that the free market won't take into consideration this must change if our justice of calls is as much as yours the struggling poor people the city not when the projects - this isn't a land it is called to action this way we'll say in all our might plans for people you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm magic with all due respect when you spoke you referred to as you the audience over and over in meetings it indicative of the

i'm edward is with the sro collective i've been trying to talk to the renters in the building we're notllowed. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so it is not building manager don't let us go in but the books prevent united states from doing the surveys with this >> (speaking foreign language.) >> so we're not able to do the service so the tenants don't know their rights and the right to request from the sro management for example, those sro tenants are paying $52 per day they don't have a contract good afternoon. thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> >> sorry a quick announcement there is an overflow room in room 263 behave roufrn 23 people so as i call your name, please come to the room. >> good afternoon. i'm with the mission acholic beverage when it comes to the numbers of evictions and landlords that are good and bad we're seeing an increase of bad landlords that take advantage of the system to evict the tenants for frivolous reasons i'm a resident in district 10 we see a lot of folks not in the dbi code for habit ability with affordable housing is on trac

has it so what roles do you play to help to support them and they're the community that has all the sros and a need for coordination of services these people without a disaster needs care. >> that's a great .1 of the things you you know exultant is a big word the way that we go into the community what you're goal is it is because of the people on a day to day basis struggling during a disaster it is going to be very hard and they're the people we need to support the most the other part going out into the community and having communities identify where we can help i don't want to come in and make assumptions we need this we and can't do it but other departments we can start you know making the connects we've been out to chinatown's i'll say chinatown suffers from one the most organized communities that i've come across we really have a wonderful plan in place as you may know they have their ic s systems and ham radio operators that is incredible so in any way we can support them we're glad to do it this neighborhoods that's been set up but the office of administrator is has been working o

commission to focus on issues that might help with the adjourned for example, 93 it seems to me the sro the the board and care issue keeps coming up which perhaps the nonprofits in our city are buying buildings and taking rooms off the market is there a role for the commission to weigh in and set policies that might keep those beds you know in circulation so that's my thought another question i might have with the interest of homeless do we have the right staffing this unit is really managing so such function on the hot team the number of staff versus the clients out there and i know people are circulating again do we have a feed on the ground we need and what can that commission do it help you with the funding or whatever resources for are that and lastly with regards to the actual services and policies we have you know think outside the box and give us permission we know that methamphetamine we with the stop program paid consumers $10 a we we pay the same $10 for people it make their doctors appointment but it's not a lot for us it makes a big difference and think outside the box you

episcopal services community and within a week as i remember in the carpenter examiner to showed two sros he is the - they were found dead bodies most in those hotels and what was his response? he shrugged his shoulders things happen i think we need an overview of things health related in relation to this health and not other primary urgent care and hospitals for patients that get sick and ill and abused by non-overview of the environmental conditions including the loud noise of the leaf blower all night and day long for a week or 10 days >> you have ten seconds. >> i hope you can do something about it. >> our department will take into account that we've had interests in the serves of the sros. >> thank you for allowing me to speak. >> thank you. >> item 67 commissioners is the fiscal year 2013-2014 charity report. >> good afternoon commissioners deputy director i'm mabus i'm the new assistant director for the department of public health i'm pleased pleased to present the 2013-2014 charity care report as many of you may know the 2013 information has been detailed cue to staff changes in t

i'm diane martinez from the mission sro acholic beverage part of the delores first and foremost i'd like to thank supervisor jane kim for sponsoring this legislation and i'm here to ask you all to voted yes on eviction protection this year simple protections do pack that more difficult to rent in the city more difficult to evict many this city and there are too many made up reasons to put someone on the center in that city this year needs to be less evicts and there needs to be more possibility for families members and people who they love to be able to live together if they cannot afford the rents they should be able to share that cost basis the responded are so high if san francisco it is actually safer for landlord basis they can have documentation of who is living interest in their unit instead of people sneaking substantiates in with no documents they can hold their tenants building a accountable welt ass always been canada for affordable housing in the meantime this can help there is not enough spois sacrifice important people in the city and working people are scrapping and object

has it so what roles do you play to help to support them and they're the community that has all the sroshese people without a disaster needs care. >> that's a great .1 of the things you you know exultant is a big word the way that we go into the community what you're goal is it is because of the people on a day to day basis struggling during a disaster it is going to be very hard and they're the people we need to support the most the other part going out into the community and having communities identify where we can help i don't want to come in and make assumptions we need this we and can't do it but other departments we can start you know making the connects we've been out to chinatown's i'll say chinatown suffers from one the most organized communities that i've come across we really have a wonderful plan in place as you may know they have their ic s systems and ham radio operators that is incredible so in any way we can support them we're glad to do it this neighborhoods that's been set up but the office of administrator is has been working on neighborhoods we've only covered three o

forgive me if none of you understand this, but i live in a neighborhood where a sro hotel room days like today it gets stuchy and hot and excuse me for excessively wordy but it is nice in this air conditioned environment. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition? >> it isn't a opposition but have a question, why haven't they paid their back taxes? i'm a american and every time i buy a soda and pay sales tax. corporations are great but they never pay sales tax. every time they buy a billion dollar corporation there is a billion in sales tax. every time someone buys something they don't pay sales tax. every time i buy smck i pay sales tax. i love corporations i rich people and everything but can't understand if i bought a dollars worth of something or combine stuff, if i bought another business for a dollar i had to pay sales tax. corporations do want to be considered a single man, that is what they said in something recently, pay your sales tax. that is all i have to say. my name is ronaldue gene davey lee and i'm here to say pay your t

forgive me if none of you understand this, but i live in a neighborhood where a sro hotel room days likeoday it gets stuchy and hot and excuse me for excessively wordy but it is nice in this air conditioned environment. >> thank you very much. any other members of the public who would like to speak in opposition? >> it isn't a opposition but have a question, why haven't they paid their back taxes? i'm a american and every time i buy a soda and pay sales tax. corporations are great but they never pay sales tax. every time they buy a billion dollar corporation there is a billion in sales tax. every time someone buys something they don't pay sales tax. every time i buy smck i pay sales tax. i love corporations i rich people and everything but can't understand if i bought a dollars worth of something or combine stuff, if i bought another business for a dollar i had to pay sales tax. corporations do want to be considered a single man, that is what they said in something recently, pay your sales tax. that is all i have to say. my name is ronaldue gene davey lee and i'm here to say pay your tax

grew up in a one bedroom apartment with 6 people and upgraded to a sro and i'm sick and tired of the [inaudible] and grow sf and the people who still believe in supply z demand econmics [inaudible] it is only 100 percent luxury condoes no on site affordable housing because people can afford affordable housing don't deserve to live in this neighborhood. i'm tired of this. you all know there is a crisis in the city. you all know people cannot afford to live in this city. you can build build build build build build build build from & the pricing will stay the same. they are not going go down. you can build all over the city, it doesn't work here. throw your economics 101 textbooks away because it won't work here. it is a different environment. do you eve chb care about the city and just want to build luxury condoes all the time? you claim to care but how many care? the people up here speaking for this the [inaudible] and grow sf how menopy care about the city? they want to come to the the city and make it better for them and don't give a crap of people that are displaced and the [inaudi

the private sro owned building are disrupt active with the place. >> mr.fy you have 3 minutes too. >> yeah. i'll just repeat i think the neighborhood has a right to the protections afford by the code clearly a deterioration of language that is allowed in the section thirty 5 k is a short section that is highly favorable to the appellants here to sustain the appeal and deny the variances i would as i understand correct me if i am wrong as i understand the situation in the veterinarians are not granted there will be 28 fewer units and a greater mix 6 hundred square feet in the tenderloin is huge we're talking about studios and small studios you know the junior one bedrooms the 5 hundred square feet is big for the tenderloin as i understand if you deny the variance we'll losses the density we're after and we'll be able to come back with a better project. >> sir, you have 6 minutes of rebuttal. >> let me just say with all due respect to mr. duffy most people it is consistent with the san francisco general plan and the downtown plan to have this project and to

the private sro owned building are disrupt active with the place. >> mr.fy you have 3 minutes too. >> yeah. i'll just repeat i think the neighborhood has a right to the protections afford by the code clearly a deterioration of language that is allowed in the section thirty 5 k is a short section that is highly favorable to the appellants here to sustain the appeal and deny the variances i would as i understand correct me if i am wrong as i understand the situation in the veterinarians are not granted there will be 28 fewer units and a greater mix 6 hundred square feet in the tenderloin is huge we're talking about studios and small studios you know the junior one bedrooms the 5 hundred square feet is big for the tenderloin as i understand if you deny the variance we'll losses the density we're after and we'll be able to come back with a better project. >> sir, you have 6 minutes of rebuttal. >> let me just say with all due respect to mr. duffy most people it is consistent with the san francisco general plan and the downtown plan to have this project and to

to services and many of those will have services on-site and those will invest in the elevators and sro'sthat they do in massive affordable housing on a daily bases. they operate very low income affordable housing just like our non-profit sector that we are working deliberately on that are passing this incredible bond that we have that they though that they have to have asset management as part of that system. so, we have this model of a navigation center that begun with some great philanthropic ideas but also worked reality with our supervisors and our homeless advocates and service providers in the homeless connect to cause a center that had not only an enriched level of services, but we also have the end result which is housing at the benefit that we are taking care of as well. it not to say and i'm not going to promise 100 % for all of this, as a matter of fact some people decided it wasn't for them and they are back in shelters and 17% said i want to go home. there is strong enough of a system of support i want to have. i think this is humanity we want to have in our city. we do have

my name is a latonya joni own a sro collaborative i'm a tenant today, i brought friends with me, you you when you were walking into city hall you'll be hearing from you will say soon we're here to demand you plan for people not-for-profit we don't need luxury housing we need truthfully truthfully affordable housing in san francisco we ask you to hear our demand for justice this crisis is no longer in doubt it is real and caused by human activity not by to mention the inactivity of the commission what we have today in 2014 a city that is putting out the red carpet with developers to make profit profit off of humans and misery something that the free market won't take into consideration this must change if our justice of calls is as much as yours the struggling poor people the city not when the projects - this isn't a land it is called to action this way we'll say in all our might plans for people you (clapping.) >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm magic with all due respect when you spoke you referred to as you the audience over and over in meetings it indicative of the

on the ballots from november and bridge from there. >> i want to make a plug to look at including sros into that as well. >> director ram. >> i'm glad you raised the regional issue we didn't talk about that a whole looting lot but it is a integral part of addressing the regional issue of housing development and i will say pubically how frultdz i'm seeing the small community are isn't it true not stepped living this has been a great partnering and to the staffs work well together and understand each other's work and thank you to the staff from both agencies for that work. >> the commission will take a break we have a fairly long agenda so we'll make it a. >> good afternoon and welcome back to the san francisco planning commission regularly hearing for thursday, september 24, 2015, remind the public to please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. commissioners, we left off on there our regular calendar for item 13 clarifying and creating preferences for affordable units th

going out shortly because there is new funding for seismic safety outreach but standard outreach and sro, i donot. i can follow up >> the next meeting will be great. thank you. >> item 9, discussion on project tracking system. >> good morning henry bartry and with department of technology and project manager for accela implementation. the status you receive brings us to date. on the configuration and testing front which is the functionality of the system, we have 53 critical and high. those are severity 1 and 2 and needs to be fixed for go live. this number is plux waiting and have 22 items that are closed out since i was last here on the list. right now we do have a request to excell to get more resources and support this activity because the list has grown and know as we go through the sim ylshs there will be more items on the list so want to-we know we are at a deficit for staff to handle the items so that is a key item we are work to mitigate that risk. on data migration, we have 54 items remaining that are going through the fixed and qa cycle and this continue and wrap up in septemb

the private sro owned building are disrupt active with the place. >> mr.fy you have 3 minutes too. >> yeah. i'll just repeat i think the neighborhood has a right to the protections afford by the code clearly a deterioration of language that is allowed in the section thirty 5 k is a short section that is highly favorable to the appellants here to sustain the appeal and deny the variances i would as i understand correct me if i am wrong as i understand the situation in the veterinarians are not granted there will be 28 fewer units and a greater mix 6 hundred square feet in the tenderloin is huge we're talking about studios and small studios you know the junior one bedrooms the 5 hundred square feet is big for the tenderloin as i understand if you deny the variance we'll losses the density we're after and we'll be able to come back with a better project. >> sir, you have 6 minutes of rebuttal. >> let me just say with all due respect to mr. duffy most people it is consistent with the san francisco general plan and the downtown plan to have this project and to

several high profilers they're serious cases two of them are officer involved shooting and two involved sro and one involved the san francisco police department crime lab an officer involved one case resulting in a woman's death another one is the wheelchair incident involving an alleged mistreatment of a disabled man in a wheelchair there is a case involving a public defender who was arrested at the haumsz. >> we have a baby bicycle incident where a father has complained that san francisco police department officer was wrongful arrested him and took his 10 month-old baby he was riding the bike with a child in the baby basket and another case the was a complaint a man questioned by the fbi and a member of the san francisco police department regarding the freedom of information allegations the violations of the code and prohibition and finally on the last complaint of note a complaint filed by a san francisco department head against a lieutenant for an alleged battery committed during a meeting and the mediation the second quarter 17 cases compared to 13 in 2014 by the end of the quarter 29

over 2 thousand doors in the last couple medias and spending time in chinatown in the buildings and sros and talking to business leaders the one thing it always comes up i wish chinatown was cleaner everybody mentioned that the pea mayor is here and oewd and public works to flower the fact we understand this is important it is important to the people that live in chinatown it is important to people like me that live nearby to shop and work and important to the visitors that help to keep our economy strong we know that is an important goal for chinatown i'm very grateful to the mayor for helping me with the funding to help keep chinatown clean we have extra money going to public works for additional street cleaning and steam cleaning i found guys out on saturday and sent them to a particular spot for more cleaning i'm grateful to rita and the folks at the chinese newcomer for spearheading this program in their great steward and i'm grateful for the success in getting from programming going and misrepresenting i see the folks as another partner to keep things clean so i think i've been in

over 2 thousand doors in the last couple medias and spending time in chinatown in the buildings and sros and talking to business leaders the one thing it always comes up i wish chinatown was cleaner everybody mentioned that the pea mayor is here and oewd and public works to flower the fact we understand this is important it is important to the people that live in chinatown it is important to people like me that live nearby to shop and work and important to the visitors that help to keep our economy strong we know that is an important goal for chinatown i'm very grateful to the mayor for helping me with the funding to help keep chinatown clean we have extra money going to public works for additional street cleaning and steam cleaning i found guys out on saturday and sent them to a particular spot for more cleaning i'm grateful to rita and the folks at the chinese newcomer for spearheading this program in their great steward and i'm grateful for the success in getting from programming going and misrepresenting i see the folks as another partner to keep things clean so i think i've been in

over 2 thousand doors in the last couple medias and spending time in chinatown in the buildings and sros and talking to business leaders the one thing it always comes up i wish chinatown was cleaner everybody mentioned that the pea mayor is here and oewd and public works to flower the fact we understand this is important it is important to the people that live in chinatown it is important to people like me that live nearby to shop and work and important to the visitors that help to keep our economy strong we know that is an important goal for chinatown i'm very grateful to the mayor for helping me with the funding to help keep chinatown clean we have extra money going to public works for additional street cleaning and steam cleaning i found guys out on saturday and sent them to a particular spot for more cleaning i'm grateful to rita and the folks at the chinese newcomer for spearheading this program in their great steward and i'm grateful for the success in getting from programming going and misrepresenting i see the folks as another partner to keep things clean so i think i've been in

but the feasibility studies states i think it was said in public comment at 50 percent or hundred and sro percent of what was previously proposed there is it and impact most development all that to say i think that is room to push the boundary the letter signed by the coalition suggested 33 percent of the nexus i think that this is our chance to set it going forward and seeing how much development is coming through. >> one other question i had was about area plans so could staff answer in the t f p is approved and implemented does it reduce the fee subsidies in the existing area plans. >> it will pay the difference which is higher they already the area plans pace the transportation fee and the difference. >> the they'll pay the new fee they'll pay the equivalent of the new fee i'm sorry. >> so, yes it is sort of a complex proposal so essentially as john stated they'll pay the existing area plan that politics to residential uses and this area reductions is for residential uses first of all, the non-restricted residential pace the fee subsidies 0 residential they'll pay the new fee the t f

the private sro owned building are disrupt active with the place. >> mr.fy you have 3 minutes too. >> yeah. i'll just repeat i think the neighborhood has a right to the protections afford by the code clearly a deterioration of language that is allowed in the section thirty 5 k is a short section that is highly favorable to the appellants here to sustain the appeal and deny the variances i would as i understand correct me if i am wrong as i understand the situation in the veterinarians are not granted there will be 28 fewer units and a greater mix 6 hundred square feet in the tenderloin is huge we're talking about studios and small studios you know the junior one bedrooms the 5 hundred square feet is big for the tenderloin as i understand if you deny the variance we'll losses the density we're after and we'll be able to come back with a better project. >> sir, you have 6 minutes of rebuttal. >> let me just say with all due respect to mr. duffy most people it is consistent with the san francisco general plan and the downtown plan to have this project and to

be given a reasonable amount of time they - we have seniors in chinatown that are evicted from the sro they're hanging laundry outside of their window we've heard from tenants for leaving their bike or baby strongly that allows the tenant to stop this breach of eviction and 4 clarifies the housing not for dwelling units and commercial spaces or in-law units are the sole reason for eviction we want to recognize malia cohen that seen a lot of illegal notices that offend an false imprisonment amendment to clarify when a units is not legal the landlord is not allowed to stay in the unit or reside there and finally this amendment codifies availability rent control loudly under state law that a landlord or property owner that terminates a lease or requires a tenant to relogically because of capital repair or less remediation the following tenant or current tenant moves on at&t rent of the current tenant i want to recognize supervisor wiener that i accepted a cap of 5 years which is reasonable for the number of units for the years that the advantage control taken together this passage provide

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whereas in terms of unemployment, it's less than 10% for the families who are in sros. although a large portion of them are underemployed and working in part-time jobs. about 35% in part-time jobs and about 60% in full-time jobs. still not earning enough to afford decent housing. so i spoke a little bit about the impact and i wanted to talk a little bit more about that. i think from the educational perspective it's dramatic. at least from our perspective we're choosing as a city to have so many families to experience homelessness. we're choosing this through inaction; right? and we we're have families and children suffer to great extent by not putting them in housing. and so in terms of political will and in terms of choices and in terms of our budget and all of that. we have a situation in terms of the education of kids where there is big impacts on the school district, because there is an increase loss in school, which of course affects the budget for san francisco unified. we have about half of homeless children being held back for one grade or more in 22% for multip

be given a reasonable amount of time they - we have seniors in chinatown that are evicted from the sro because they're hanging laundry outside of their window we've heard from tenants for leaving their bike or baby strongly that allows the tenant to stop this breach of eviction and 4 clarifies the housing not for dwelling units and commercial spaces or in-law units are the sole reason for eviction we want to recognize malia cohen that seen a lot of illegal notices that offend an false imprisonment amendment to clarify when a units is not legal the landlord is not allowed to stay in the unit or reside there and finally this amendment codifies availability rent control loudly under state law that a landlord or property owner that terminates a lease or requires a tenant to relogically because of capital repair or less remediation the following tenant or current tenant moves on at&t rent of the current tenant i want to recognize supervisor wiener that i accepted a cap of 5 years which is reasonable for the number of units for the years that the advantage control taken together this passage