Good afternoon. I would like to mention the Mission Moratorium which of course did not move forward yesterday. What i wanted to let you know is that we are continuing and will continue and i made this commitment on behalf of the department that we will continue to do our work in the mission 2020 plan which we have been working for some time with a series of neighborhood groups to work towards stabilizing the demographics of that neighborhood while the neighborhood is growing. Its something that we have committed to and the mayor has committed to and committed the staff over the next year to make that plan a reality. Its a Land Use Plan and not a zoning plan per say but a plan that tries to stabilize the mission through tenant, counseling, eviction control, acquisition of sites for Affordable Housing, acquisition for existing buildings for rent control buildings to maintain existing house. So it is kind of a new ground for us in many ways but we are working directly with the neighborhoo
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Hasz, commissioner johnck, commissioner johns, commissioner matsuda will be absent today. Directors announcements . Good afternoon. I would like to mention the Mission Moratorium which of course did not move forward yesterday. What i wanted to let you know is that we are continuing and will continue and i made this commitment on behalf of the department that we will continue to do our work in the mission 2020 plan which we have been working for some time with a series of neighborhood groups to work towards stabilizing the demographics of that neighborhood while the neighborhood is growing. Its something that we have committed to and the mayor has committed to and committed the staff over the next year to make that plan a reality. Its a Land Use Plan and not a zoning plan per say but a plan that tries to stabilize the mission through tenant, counseling, eviction control, acquisition of sites for Affordable Housing, acquisition for existing buildings for rent control buildings to maintai
Used to be those sister it it want sexy to hire weve seen incorporating people into the community and making them feel responsible so for us to take into consideration a hood to save a hood from the homeless on the street to the on the were in it together. Thank you. Next speaker, please. Hi im heather im al soma residents for that the last ten years live two blocks from the project sites and the executive director of city crossroads an organization that served youth and families in soma for the last years and personally involved 2, 3, 4 what is going on in the neighborhood youve heard from a lot of folks im just going to go ahead and say it one more time 40 percent Affordable Housing there is no other project that has reached this benchmark and something our Community Needs and deserves the fact that it is think income there were working families that need Affordable Solutions like homeless families in shelters and folks at every income level that needs help that is from that project
Reporter it happened as Police Officers noticed an extra car parked on west sunny oaks avenue. Matching the car matching neighborhood surveillance cameras. A silver 1998 honda. The driver had grabbed the girl and tried to kidnap her saturday morning. Between the car description and what he looked like it was pretty clear that they were on to something. 25yearold roberto felipevelasco was a transient living in his car. He had a close resemblance based on the young victims description. His storage locker contained clothing that matches the sketch. We dont have any previous contacts with him. We know he has family in the area and works in the area. But he lives out of his car from place to place. Reporter police say he works as a dishwasher and didnt know about the video showing his car. Not a smart individual. Thats for sure. Reporter score another victory for Home Security cameras. Its come into play a few times. We havent had much crime around here, but, you know, theres schools around