health, substance abuse treatment to over 10,000 san francisco residents, most of them who are unshelteredor very low income. there was a conversation earlier today on the issue of changing the time of this meeting and a bit of the discussion was centered around people's ability to get home at the end of the evening. i just want to remind everybody here that 7,000 people are sleeping on the streets tonight completely unsheltered and unsafe. many of us here are from nonprofit organizations that are just trying to shelter and clothe and care for those people. these rules are setting us up to have to lose donors who want to give $1,000 or more money to us because they're afraid of breaking ethics rules, of breaking disclosure rules, and they're going to have to choose between civic engagement or possibly getting a new permit on their home to make some changes and giving money to an organization like ours, and we're just trying to care for san francisco's most vulnerable people, so please consider when you putting large requirements on smaller dollar doeition in as, we have to spend a lot of t

. >> we were looking at what would be positive both for the unsheltered and for the surrounding community the problems of the garbage, the blocked roadways, the rats that come with the garbage that

. >> we were looking at what would be positive both for the unsheltered and for the surrounding community to reduce the problems of the garbage, the blocked roadways, the rats that come with the garbage that piles up and everything else. >> reporter: he says they hope to have the 20 tuff sheds ready to move in by next week. they would accommodate 40 people, two to a shed. it's called a low barrier shelter. drug and alcohol use won't necessarily be prohibited. >> i feel like it's a joke. >> reporter: but some aren't so sure this is the answer. janae scarborough told us her father and his dogs live in a tent just down the street. >> they're doing better in a tent with furniture and stuff like that. these sheds, this is something you put dogs in. >> anything that we try is new will have risks, but i think the greater risk is to do nothing. >> reporter: once the tuff sheds are completely occupied, city officials say they will begin to dismantle the tent camps around them. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, two people are recovering from injuries after a crash on highway 4

. >> we were looking at what would be positive both for the unsheltered and for the surrounding community to reduce the problems of the garbage, the blocked roadways, the rats that come with the garbage that piles up and everything else. >> reporter: he says they hope to have the 20 tuff sheds ready to move in by next week. they would accommodate 40 people, two to a shed. it's called a low barrier shelter. drug and alcohol use won't necessarily be prohibited. >> i feel like it's a joke. >> reporter: but some aren't so sure this is the answer. janae scarborough told us her father and his dogs live in a tent just down the street. >> they're doing better in a tent with furniture and stuff like that. these sheds, this is something you put dogs in. >> anything that we try is new will have risks, but i think the greater risk is to do nothing. >> reporter: once the tuff sheds are completely occupied, city officials say they will begin to dismantle the tent camps around them. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> new at 6:00, two people are recovering from injuries after a crash on highway 4