Olson lee, Mayors Office of Housing Community development. ~ director of [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] and to work with lowincome communities to support them. Our housing budget reflects sort of the change that the mayor discussed in terms of increasing the amount of Affordable Housing funding through the use of the bonding the Housing Trust fund. It grows substantially from this current fiscal year to the next, an increase of nearly 34 million to allow this office to initiate request for proposals for Affordable Housing throughout the city. In the subsequent years there is relatively stable. The shortfall is primarily related to onetime sources of revenue in the 1415 budget overall. The voters approved the Housing Trust fund which provides the Mayors Office of housing and Community Development approximately 1. 5 billion over the next 30 years. In the initial allocation of the Housing Trust fund, that allocation was with 20 million which increases he by 2. 8 millio
It was no longer idahos plan. We need a public hearing on this. I had a public hearing on it. I had people come in look, we were collaborators. We wanted it but not the way the dems changed this in washington, d. C. It was no longer an idaho plan. You dont know anything about this because you werent here at the time. Those are the facts. I support what mike simpson did here in the collaborative process. It is a good plan. Moderator mr. Mitchell. Risch once again mitchell it is lawyer tricks. Youre blaming people in the room. Youve been there six years. Six years was enough time to work with representative simpson to work out the issues. Not to blame unnamed liberals back in washington. We need to move on rather than blaming liberal bogey man. We need to protect special places like Boulder White clouds. Risch you need to talk to dems in tennessee. Moderator Foreign Policy and Ripple Effect sometimes can be fet, many times felt here in idaho. What Foreign Policy issue other than isis in
Work with lowincome communities to support them. Our housing budget reflects sort of the change that the mayor discussed in terms of increasing the amount of Affordable Housing funding through the use of the bonding the Housing Trust fund. It grows substantially from this current fiscal year to the next, an increase of nearly 34 million to allow this office to initiate request for proposals for Affordable Housing throughout the city. In the subsequent years there is relatively stable. The shortfall is primarily related to onetime sources of revenue in the 1415 budget overall. The voters approved the Housing Trust fund which provides the Mayors Office of housing and Community Development approximately 1. 5 billion over the next 30 years. In the initial allocation of the Housing Trust fund, that allocation was with 20 million which increases he by 2. 8 million annually until it reaches about approximately 50. 8 Million Dollars in 2024 ~. At that point the allocation rises up and down wit
~ from the Housing Authority. Thank you. Hi, mr. Lee. Good morning, supervisors. Olson lee, Mayors Office of Housing Community development. ~ director of [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood] and to work with lowincome communities to support them. Our housing budget reflects sort of the change that the mayor discussed in terms of increasing the amount of Affordable Housing funding through the use of the bonding the Housing Trust fund. It grows substantially from this current fiscal year to the next, an increase of nearly 34 million to allow this office to initiate request for proposals for Affordable Housing throughout the city. In the subsequent years there is relatively stable. The shortfall is primarily related to onetime sources of revenue in the 1415 budget overall. The voters approved the Housing Trust fund which provides the Mayors Office of housing and Community Development approximately 1. 5 billion over the next 30 years. In the initial allocation of the Housing
Many of these diseases are related to the handling of wild and Domestic Animals in food production, slaughterhouses. Presenting disease starts at the farm, which is where the inspections take place. Preventing animal infections at the farm level can reduce foodborne illnesses. For example, reducing the number of salmonella in farm chickens results in a 50 fewer incidents of people getting sick from the bacteria. Salmonella chicken herds it is fundamentally irresponsible for this body to be cutting the food safety and Inspection Service budget. God help us all if there is some widespread outbreak in this country where we dont have 3,000 deaths a year, we dont have 30,000 deaths a year but we have 300,000 deaths a year caused by poor food inspection standards. We must restore this money to the budget and i ask my colleagues to support this amendment. Thank you. I reserve the balance of my time. The chair the gentleman reserves the balance of his time. Does any member seek time in opposit