a lot of the people in the portola did go to work at the bayview hunters point shipyard. the community has changed a lot since the 1920's, were originally started out as a large jewish community. after the jewish are adolescents -- after the jewish settlers, they became more maltese and italian. the last census showed, we were 53% asian-pacific islander. the community has continued to grow and change. everyone has really embraced that. we liked that sort of diversity here. >> now, let's meet the president of the dogpatch neighborhood association. she will tell us about life in dogpatch, a clean neighborhood on the eastern edge of potrero hill, and we will learn how the residents convinced the city to a vigil -- to designate the area a historic district. >> dogpatch and the health and cottages are the historic houses in the area. those were built for the union ironwork. this really is one of the most original live-work neighborhoods in san francisco. because of this mix of housing and industrial, they need to sit in terms of scale and mass and height for the neighborhood. d

i am a resident of the bayview hunters point district. i am here today to speak on the moisture and mildew of the bayview hunters point district and some of the conditions that some of the residents are having to deal with that are causing a health risk and hazard. i am speaking on behalf of myself because i last few years i have developed asthma, dealing with bronchial infections because of the moisture and mildew in the district. today i am acting for your support. if you could please support the nuisance penalty ordinance, it would help the residents so much. so many of them would like to be here today and they cannot be here. thank you. supervisor chiu: next speaker, please. >> good morning. i am a resident of bayview, hunters point. i have worked in san francisco and lived there for 25 years. recently i had some analysts', including breast cancer there are a lot of toxins in the air. with my immune system being low, people with asthma having to bring -- breve toxins in their home, this is making their health workers. if we approve thi

we can create a lot of character in the bayview town center. n do other things in the commercial quarters. there

we can create a lot of character in the bayview town center. n do other things in the commercial quarters. there are two approaches to affordability. raising income is onwe

we can create a lot of character in the bayview town center. n do other things in the commercial quarters. there are two approaches to affordability. raising income is one we need to focus more attention on. >> mr. jackson? >> when we talk about housing, jobs, and careers, we do not go the step deeper we need to. what types of housing question if there is no clamoring for an abundance of market rate housing. this committee has a deficit in the affordable housing. -- this community has a deficit in affordable housing. we did not sign up to have the regional housing crisis of on our backs. we need a strategy to solve the foreclosure issues happening in our communities. we support is sustainable for affordable housing and affordable housing construction. we also need to ensure we have a cooperative land trust approach to ensure the when people are for closed on a home, the city can buy foreclosed property to help keep those people in their homes. when we talk about job development, what types of jobs? >i want to have a commitment toa green collar a

we can create a lot of character in the bayview town center. n do other things in the commercial quarters. there are two approaches to affordability. raising income is one we need to focus more attention on. >> mr. jackson? >> when we talk about housing, jobs, and careers, we do not go the step deeper we need to. what types of housing question if there is no clamoring for an abundance of market rate housing. this committee has a deficit in the affordable housing. -- this community has a deficit in

i served on the bayview project committee. i was on the shipyard restoration advisory board. as chair of my neighborhood association, i am going through an intense rezoning process. those of the qualities i am looking for. i think there will still be negotiating over the next few weeks. we will see where it shakes out. >> mr. jackson? >> i am probably not going to give you what you want either. there are several candidates that share my vision in making sure this stays a working-class neighborhood where plumbers, carpenters, and city workers can live. land use is a very important decision on who gets to live here and who does not. a much affordable housing we're building here. -- how much affordable housing are rebuilding here? are we working on access to health care and child care? that is a big determinant of who gets to live and work here. i want someone who gets beyond the buzz words and get deeper into what it will take to do community building. there are candidates not here at the table that i also like as well. it is really about housing, health care, child care, creat

earlier that jameela from the food guardians had to leave. >> i live in san francisco, and i work in the bayview and hunters point district. i urge you to support the healthy foods incentive, and here are my reasons why -- research analyzing children's meals at major restaurant chains found that many that exceed the recommended calorie intake in the study came with toys. this is very difficult for me as a mother of four. every day when passing by my dolls, -- passing by mcdonald's, we have to throw something over my daughter's eyes. she sees the sun coming gets excited, and throws a tantrum. this is overwhelming and time consuming and traumatizing for my daughter. she already has a chronic illness -- asthma. she is at risk for type ii diabetes. this is traumatizing, and she wants that way, and the toy that comes in that unhealthy happy meal becomes a price for the community as a whole. diabetes can result in a loss of 10 or 15 years of life, as stated by the centers of disease control and prevention. overall, the problem has a domino effect, and it takes a toll on the parents with the nonstop in

i've been working in the bayview community for over 20 years. and i know that the parents of the community truly depend on transportation to get their children back and forth to school. the second thing is i want to bring it to your attention if you have -- if you haven't, the governor recently signed the bill for a newly enrolled day for kindergarten. and the implication for that is -- and please keep an open mind that in the next three years, we will have another group of children, 200 to 400 children, that will not be able to go to kindergarten that will be in the transitional kindergarten program. and will that impact transportation? thank you. >> thank you. is there anybody else that wants to testify on this? ok. >> you can testify at the end also. >> most on the other item. -- mostly on the other item. commissioner norton. commissioner mendoza. commissioner mendoza: thank you. so i had a couple of questions on page 11. when you were doing the kind of -- talking a little bit about lakeshore. and those routes. so if the buses -- if the routes