. >> and remind me how many housing unitss are currently on treasure island today? >> about 2,000. >> so from 2,000 to 8,000. >> correct. >> and so i think that -- [ inaudible ] >> excuse me, it's 2,000 residents? >> so about a thousand units. >> about 700. >> the director of tihda is here. >> going from 700 housing unitss to 8,000 and i want to make sure that we're not making long-term decisions for 8,000 based on 700 residents today. it's one thing if we want to give special consideration to existing residents which i think is a conversation worth having, people who have lived on the island and have set up their lives in a certain way. and so sort of approach to providing support for those residents as we transition. but to start talking about significant toll changes on which this plan was based for the future 20,000 residents of this island, who when moving on to the island will now what the rules are, unlike the current residents who moved on under a different regime. i would have a potential issue with that. the last thing we want to do is take money that woul

. >> and remind me how many housing unitss are currently on treasure island today? >> about 2,000. >> so from 2,000 to 8,000. >> correct. >> and so i think that -- [ inaudible ] >> excuse me, it's 2,000 residents? >> so about a thousand units. >> about 700. >> the director of tihda is here. >> going from 700 housing unitss to 8,000 and i want to make sure that we're not making long-term decisions for 8,000 based on 700 residents today. it's one thing if we want to give special consideration to existing residents which i think is a conversation worth having, people who have lived on the island and have set up their lives in a certain way. and so sort of approach to providing support for those residents as we transition. but to start talking about significant toll changes on which this plan was based for the future 20,000 residents of this island, who when moving on to the island will now what the rules are, unlike the current residents who moved on under a different regime. i would have a potential issue with that. the last thing we want to do is take money that woul

. >> and remind me how many housing unitss are currently on treasure island today? >> about 2,000. >> so from 2,000 to 8,000. >> correct. >> and so i think that -- [ inaudible ] >> excuse me, it's 2,000 residents? >> so about a thousand units. >> about 700. >> the director of tihda is here. >> going from 700 housing unitss to 8,000 and i want to make sure that we're not making long-term decisions for 8,000 based on 700 residents today. it's one thing if we want to give special consideration to existing residents which i think is a conversation worth having, people who have lived on the island and have set up their lives in a certain way. and so sort of approach to providing support for those residents as we transition. but to start talking about significant toll changes on which this plan was based for the future 20,000 residents of this island, who when moving on to the island will now what the rules are, unlike the current residents who moved on under a different regime. i would have a potential issue with that. the last thing we want to do is take money that woul

. >> and remind me how many housing unitss are currently on treasure island today?so from 2,000 to 8,000. >> correct. >> and so i think that -- [ inaudible ] >> excuse me, it's 2,000 residents? >> so about a thousand units. >> about 700. >> the director of tihda is here. >> going from 700 housing unitss to 8,000 and i want to make sure that we're not making long-term decisions for 8,000 based on 700 residents today. it's one thing if we want to give special consideration to existing residents which i think is a conversation worth having, people who have lived on the island and have set up their lives in a certain way. and so sort of approach to providing support for those residents as we transition. but to start talking about significant toll changes on which this plan was based for the future 20,000 residents of this island, who when moving on to the island will now what the rules are, unlike the current residents who moved on under a different regime. i would have a potential issue with that. the last thing we want to do is take money that would be used to ensure

every time we build a unit, three or four units of affordable rent-controls unitss are lost. if we can stop evictions may we can move forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, before. >> before i moved tot to the bay, this was the kind of organization i was familiar with. i was surprised to finding it including opposing things like 8 washington and i don't agree with that. insofar as opposition -- opposing evision controls harms adding more capacity. strong eviction controls like this law, why i support it and also includes adding residential capacity as quickly, as cheaply and as safely as possible and there are parking lots that we can build on cheaply, fast, if we let it happen. those are the two prongs of effective anti-displacement and we can't have one without the other. only having one is not going to work. thank you. i support this. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is jb and i'm here to oppose this legislation. there are several reasons and many have been touched on, but one thing that hasn't been touched on is the whole roommate issue. th

every time we build a unit, three or four units of affordable rent-controls unitss are lost. if we can stop evictions may we can move forward. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, before. >> before i moved tot to the bay, this was the kind of organization i was familiar with. i was surprised to finding it including opposing things like 8 washington and i don't agree with that. insofar as opposition -- opposing evision controls harms adding more capacity. strong eviction controls like this law, why i support it and also includes adding residential capacity as quickly, as cheaply and as safely as possible and there are parking lots that we can build on cheaply, fast, if we let it happen. those are the two prongs of effective anti-displacement and we can't have one without the other. only having one is not going to work. thank you. i support this. >> thank you. next speaker. >> hello, my name is jb and i'm here to oppose this legislation. there are several reasons and many have been touched on, but one thing that hasn't been touched on is the whole roommate issue. th