Rehab of Public Housing is of outmost important. I thought it would be a deduction had we lost it rather than the maintenance. I agree it would have been lost in the count if we didnt spend the money to keep them affordable. Mrs. Hartley, i have a one question for the Mayors Office of housing. Do we take into and i want to state i redshirt members of the pub will lick speaking to how we dont just want this annual record to happen. We want the Planning Commission and housing to take into account the accumulative balance. Otherwise it doesnt hold it accountable to the numbers. When we look at the geographic data and where we had the largest loss of units and production, do we have an acquisition plan that looks like at the geography in district 4 where we have a high level of wasp and low production. Can we look to prioritize sites in those discretions to ensure Affordable Housing production. We would love to build more houses. In d4 we have a teachers site a combination of low and middl
Difficult, in my mind, to protect those tenants who are knowingly living in when they moved in, knowingly living in an illegal substandard space. But to me, theres a big difference between the two, someone whos getting displaced, but i assume when you move into an illegal unit, you know what youre getting into. [ inaudible ] Vice President richards sir, please. Ill step in and make a comment. I think i already said i agree with that, as well. Buyer beware. Vice president richards right. Thats what i was going to say. Commissioner melgar. Commissioner melgar i was just going to, you know, just agree. I think that, you know, people dont move into an illegal unit sort of oh, buyer beware. I think theyre theyre paying rent, you know, for a unit that is substandard and illegal, then, the burden of proof is not on the renter, its on the property owner. So i you know, i think your brother bought this building knowing that there was, you know, a family with children and peeling paint in that b
The tax credits and Tax Exemptions given to lowincome are allocated allow a private developer it gives them more of an incentive or ability to create those, versus this group were trying to target. The subsidy is not there. So its more expensive to build those units in many ways and with less return than marketrate unit. And thats what a lot of investors and investments are based on. Well continue this conversation. I appreciate the chair hosting this and moving this conversation forward, and well work with these departments and members of the public to further an idea on how we can created a ages a create additional revenue. Councillor tang i wanted to say, maybe even a year or two ago, it was difficult to have this conversation, so i do want to thank supervisor safai and city staff for working on this. Its a real issue. We have the data to show its an increasing problem and were not here to take away housing from other people. Were trying to broaden the pot, as supervisor safai said.
I thought it would be a deduction had we lost it rather than the maintenance. I agree it would have been lost in the count if we didnt spend the money to keep them affordable. Mrs. Hartley, i have a one question for the Mayors Office of housing. Do we take into and i want to state i redshirt members of the pub will lick speaking to how we dont just want this annual record to happen. We want the Planning Commission and housing to take into account the accumulative balance. Otherwise it doesnt hold it accountable to the numbers. When we look at the geographic data and where we had the largest loss of units and production, do we have an acquisition plan that looks like at the geography in district 4 where we have a high level of wasp and low production. Can we look to prioritize sites in those discretions to ensure Affordable Housing production. We would love to build more houses. In d4 we have a teachers site a combination of low and middle Income Housing. We are looking forward to form
Im michelle levis, soma resident. As you all know, soma has been in development for San Francisco and has become a neighborhood of ultra rich and ultra poor. I would like to advocate for an increased range of affordability. We have families where two families work minimum wage jobs and they dont qualify for the affordability, making too much. I have a struggle between talking about the new dream community when across the street, part pardon my language is a [beep] show. Its hard to not think about what is happening on the other side of sixth street. The school is in crisis. We have one school in our district and talking about a new school is ridiculous to me. We had to get pinterest to pay for a second social worker because we have the highest number of homeless kids. 85 of middle schoolers were reading below grade levels. We know that means they will drop out and become incarcerated. For us, its a huger issue, instead of just what is happening in the footprint of this plan area, but w