so whether it's a u.s.f. or whoever else the student belongs so is that they are guide bid the same kinds of principles that they are. if you want further information, i will be happy to give you or u. s.f. can give you their rules of conduct from the student life and housing. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> briefly, looking at the pictures, you say this will be affordable student housing. i didn't hear any numbers. i saw 280 units and if each double bedroom is going to cost them a total of $3,000, that is $840,000 a year. is that affordable? i don't know. i like the california college of the art, but i was very surprised really to see at least in the pictures, again, it looks like a bunch of doctor it's very airy and got the photovoltaics and interesting design, but it just looks like another box. it's not distinctive. you won't know it that's c. c.a. it looks like 10,000 other ugly buildings. >> thank you. next speaker. how are you? >> sue hester. this is the third project that i

as set -- the u.s.f. president said you were the first president to receive more than one fourth and exceed standards for the teaching profession. i believe in the system because -- >> i'm sorry. can you tell me your name? >> my name is lisa and lee. i believe in the system because, perhaps because i successfully exited the bar as demonstrating high performance levels on the cft p. it states that teachers can only participate in part one and they made a exception for me to be on par twice because i was told someone up there likes you. and yet i was repeatedly given these improvements or -- as unsatisfactory by my principal despite 11 years of teaching at the same grade level which became a california distinguished school in 2014. and other person up there said, for some reason, you do well when you are being evaluated by your coach but not evaluated by your principal. you have been a part twice. we can't keep doing that, it's expensive. a year after, they issued a 90 day dismissal. i'm asking for your inv

i did it with u.s.f., so i do -- i am on a little break now, so i just ran over here to support the hard work that rodney and others have been doing and -- with malia and others. so i'd like you to go ahead -- and i support the approval of this plan. thank you so very much. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon. charles lawrence. i just basically want to say open spaces and parks are in short supply in bayview-hunters point. the level of density we've grown to demands more open space and our children need it. all of the amendments are tangible improvements serve the highest good of the residents and project. i encourage you to support the amendments without delay. thank you. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors. my name is joyce armstrong, and i'm the very proud president of the san francisco housing authority's public housing tenant association. i represent nine family sites across the city, five of which are in district ten, which is almost 2,000 units of housing and families. i voted "yes"

, you have samples of the curriculum we've been doing that we've been working on that we work with u.s.f., library and other places with. the john lewis books and then the workshops we did this year. grateful because a lot of schools sent students. roosevelt sent students over and then other schools with larger numbers. so we saw probably 200 students in that workship. -- workshop. we're grateful. mr. miller and mr. dickey have been working on this for years we're grateful for the opportunity to present to you this time around and what we're actually asking for is the ability to continue to partner and be more intentional about professional development and those trainings that can happen and sharing the curriculum that's been informed by community and young people. as we developed that curriculum, it's in that space. really thinking about how we can be intentional, thinking about the literacy work, and i know we've talked in the past to kevin truitt about some of the work that they're doing around literacy and some those in schools and we're able to partner in be in that. and the data co

years my time and energy has been invested in san francisco while pursuing my bachelor's degree at u.s.f. and my nursing degree at ucsf, i went to school during the day and works during the evening. hometown creamery became a study location for me. during my 11 year old's daughter's recent science trip to the creamery, they shared their background with the kids. we learned they were people of color, were raised by a single parent and pursued a higher education despite all odds. they, too, have been working hard to bring their dreams to reality. i sat there with great pride. i was grateful to learn about a business we could identify with. having gentrification can make many minorities such as myself feel out of place and disconnected. the creamery has been a cultural hub with its unique san francisco vibe. as a woman of color with limited resores for many -- resources for many years i have kwk quite -- many challenges people of color face while over coming institutionalized barriers related to race. hearing the opposition's case and knowing what i know that the structural barriers that th

i've also, while i was at the public defender's office, was in charge of the u.s.f. law student racial justice clinic, where we had students come to the public defender's office and work on bail reform. and so issues that arose from some of the things that the students were doing were things that i had to address. >> supervisor cohen: mr. chair, i have no other questions. thank you. >> supervisor safai: thank you. supervisor stefani? >> thank you. thank you for your presentation. with regard to tazers and prop h and if it passes, regardless of what happens, i -- i feel that we are going to absolutely have to make sure that the use of tazers are not abused, and that proper training is in place. and that training is in place in terms of understanding those suffering from a diagnosis of any type of mental illness, and even questioning whether or not officers should be the first responders -- first responders in something like that. but -- so i am wondering, let's say prop h does pass, and we are committed to making sure that our residents asafe, tazers aren't abused, an