granting the s.u.d. i thought that that was both exactly what we would have expected because we feel we had such a strong case. but i also was very pleased when one of the commissioners said that this was a very, very good project. and we continued to believe it s a very, very good project. the appeal, quite frankly, is sort of a surprise. especially given it was a 5-1 vote. i m a member of the church in the neighborhood and we had a number of our members have gotten together and talked about how we can support this project and how we hope it will go through because we re there and willing and able to reach out and give these youth as much support and help as we can. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. good afternoon. i m here to speak a little bit real briefly about support of housing. i think it s a great thing because it s not a jail house that s being built. it s a housing for youth and giving children a chance to become better people of society. i live in c.h.p. hous
that has to be spread out over as many units as possible so the income coming out from rent, which will be affordable but not a lot of money, goes as far as it can. secondly, the more units, the more the city is going to get for its investment. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. my name is serena. i am from cow hollow. i will try to make this short and sweet. i think we definitely need to move forward with this designation. for instance, the reason i chose to move to cow hollow is the at it is transit rich, near a lot of open space, safe, low crime, and this is important for any youth. any person deserves the right to a safe and affordable housing. it is also an amenity ridge neighborhood, lots of grocery store is, and library, and even the community college is nearby, which i access as a resident. if anyone lives near lombard street, they know it is a very transit corridor, and this is going to be a stabilizing factor in the community, which
contributing to the marina community. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. my name is ann kieva and i m a neighbor. i live on steiner street. i attended the planning commission hearing on the s.u.d. i was very, very encouraged when the vote came 5-1 in favor of granting the s.u.d. i thought that that was both exactly what we would have expected because we feel we had such a strong case. but i also was very pleased when one of the commissioners said that this was a very, very good project. and we continued to believe it s a very, very good project. the appeal, quite frankly, is sort of a surprise. especially given it was a 5-1 vote. i m a member of the church in the neighborhood and we had a number of our members have gotten together and talked about how we can support this project and how we hope it will go through because we re there and willing and able to reach out and give these youth as much support and help as we can. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. good afte
community. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. my name is ann kieva and i m a neighbor. i live on steiner street. i attended the planning commission hearing on the s.u.d. i was very, very encouraged when the vote came 5-1 in favor of granting the s.u.d. i thought that that was both exactly what we would have expected because we feel we had such a strong case. but i also was very pleased when one of the commissioners said that this was a very, very good project. and we continued to believe it s a very, very good project. the appeal, quite frankly, is sort of a surprise. especially given it was a 5-1 vote. i m a member of the church in the neighborhood and we had a number of our members have gotten together and talked about how we can support this project and how we hope it will go through because we re there and willing and able to reach out and give these youth as much support and help as we can. thank you. supervisor mar: thank you. good afternoon. i m here to speak a
transitional youth. some sort of steady or survey shows that up to 40% of homeless identifies somewhere in this spectrum. supervisor mar: mr. gonzalez, what was that number? up to 40%. larkin street services, on a number of projects to address in this, to address these. the sud is the perfect opportunity for us to provide an upstream solution for those things that rise, particularly those transitional aged youth foster care. services as well as planning as well as community engagement. right now, we are facing some really hard fiscal times locally and family, and this is our investment not only in the future but in the infrastructure to make sure that we provide self-sufficient structures for the young people coming out of foster care systems, and that is about it. supervisor mar: thank you. good afternoon, my name is mark. i am about 2.5 blocks away from edward ii. i am very disturbed by the fear and lies that have been used to rally support against this project, my fe