departments that have cases before the board this evening. up front, we have scott sanchez, also representing the planning department and planning commission. as well as andrew perry, senior planner with the office of the zoning administrator. and up front, we have joseph duffy, senior building inspector. and given the coronavirus, we re taking a few special precautions. we would appreciate if you would the public would use every other seat. if you re together and you don t mind sitting next to each other, that s fine. additionally, please use hand sanitizer when you come up to the use the equipment. please don t touch it. he can adjust the microphone as well as the laptop and the projector. if you re sneezing or coughing, please leave the room and make sure you sneeze or cough into your arm. if you feel sick, please go home. physically sick, not related to your case. the guidelines are as follows. the board question that you silence all phones. please carry on conversation
duplicate the file so it can be amended to require electric readiness and thank you for your commitment to drafting a natural gas ban in new construction next year. while it is moving through the channels, too many buildings already approved could use fossil fuel. [please stand by] . it s a by-product of burning. and in the home, that means gas ranges, gas generators, gas heating, every year people are killed by carbon monoxide buildup. so, this is your chance to get that toxic fuel out of our homes. let s do it fairly, equitably and thoroughly. thank you. thank you, next speaker. i m a sof asoftwear engineera coalition of environmental groups includin including 350 an go on for a lot longer. i d like to thank both of department of the environment, the mayor s office and supervisor mandelman for their work on today s ordinance. we notice a huge lift over many, many months and we also appreciate your commitment to introducing a full natural gas band in the spring. as ann
parking, all of those things. and so i welcome this. and i hope we do it. thank you. commissioner richards. so just to be clear it s nothing that you just said that i would say i violently disagree with. i did meet with supervisor moore a couple weeks ago and he asked to meet with me because when i first met him i said you should take the reigns and show sacramento that we are doing something. but i said to him two weeks ago we need to be careful that if you do things that there is some type of protection that we don t do something and then all of a sudden something rolls over us and everything that we did actually was more not because now there s some new mandate out of sacramento. we spent weeks years, on the market octavia plan. we designed it, 45 feet in the middle of the block, 55 feet at the end of the block. got 85 feet in the middle of the block now. these are the kinds of things i m talking about. we got to be careful. that s all i m saying. thank you. let me j
and a half or two hours for work. we easily found so many workers in our coalition who were super commuters. there was one woman who traveled three hours three hours one way from stockton so she could have a good job in san francisco but had to travel three hours. this jobs housing mismatch has a real cost and it s the cost to people like bernadette. so this is why i m here, our coalition is in full support, because we need this report. we need this data-driven approach to really fixing our housing crisis. thank you. good afternoon, supervisors. cynthia gomez, our union represents the dishwashers and food service workers at the airport as well as people who are able to after much struggle and fight are able to afford to earn a living wage and to be able to afford something a sustainable lifestyle in this expensive city, which is no small feat. and we applaud the leadership of supervisor mar and co-sponsors in asking for this kind of data. as a research analyst i appre
the new we are seeing is just black buildings completely flat on the street level. and they have a rooftop where you can have a deck or this is their new recreation area. new folks that come into the neighborhood no longer get to experience the community as a whole. so these guidelines our beautiful, historic buildings from turning into a moratorium of black. thank you. thank you. next speaker, please. hello. i am a life resident of the mission. lived all my life off the corridor of 24th street. and we ve seen many changes coming into calle 24. and i would like to ask that you support this new design that we are trying to put in place for the regulations. so that s all i have to say. thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. any other public comment on this item? okay. public comment is now closed. so i totally support these guidelines. i know folks have been working for many, many years to get there. thank you to calle 24 and eric specifically and the pla