For hosting us tonight. Joe and those districts like this one. Where every child, every child in title i district is able to have the benefits of an education at 3 and 4 years of age. Thats why i couldnt think of a better place to talk about the third plank of my build back better plan for my economy. This is about easing the squeeze on working families who are raising their kids and caring for loved ones at the same time. Sometimes separately but many times together. Its about creating jobs with better pay and Career Pathways for caregivers and showing them that dignity and respect that they deserve. But i know its hard. I know its hard to think of the future when youre just trying to get through the crisis at hand. I know that the case of child cafere facilities across the care facilities across the nation is dire. People are looking for help desperately. And theyve had to close their doors and lay off staff and theyre not getting the protective equipment they need to reopen. And the
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Get ready to welcome customers back. But with rising covid19 infections and hospitalizations, leaders say its needed. The westfield mall in San Francisco used to be the hubs of retail industry. But it will be among the businesses not allowed to reopen under new restrictions. San francisco used to be heralded as keeping control of the covid19 outpraek. But this weekend it was added to the covid19 watch list. That includes nonessential offices and indoor malls. 30 , 40 , you know, the low ones maybe 10 . You cant pay your rent, you cant live in San Francisco on this type of revenue. The first round was devastating. This second shutdown could be even more disdisastrous. How can you do it . What can landlords do, property owners, what can Business Owners do . Also now requiring private Health Care Providers to take responsibility. Hospitals are required to test anyone with symptoms, high risk workers and people in high density living. They are hoping the public takes these precautions seri
We do as a city, as you all know, have an obligation for affirmatively fair housing. This developers have bottom lines to deliver for investors. They can be pressured to provide affordable minutes to make concessions regarding labor practices. At the end of the day it is this balance and this discussion that is at the heart of whether we are furthering fair housing or not. When we are having the neighborhood around 80 of the units unaffordable to working class units disproportionatesly available to white folks. We are taking steps backwards. I appreciate your work on this. We are in a point of urgency on so many fronts. Thank you for your time put into this. I appreciate it. This is one of the most robust discussions i have had and i want to thank Planning Department staff for signaling a new direction. Thank you, miriam and your colleagues. I want to say a couple things. One of them is a policy desire. I think it is low hanging fruit. I mentioned it earlier. Historically when we wante
Lower communities of color and we should have that in an apples to apples way. I was part of the movement to when supervisor kim threatened to annex a nearby city that was unwilling to increase the housing density on vacant land, so lets expand that conversation. So supervisor mar, and i really appreciate everything that you have, and please any closing comments for you, supervisor mar. And what is your will . Thank you so much, chair peskin and supervisor preston for your comments and engagement in this really important discussion. There is a number of very important items to get to so i will keep the closing comments very short. I did want to summarize that my goal today was emphasize the importance of data and who is the housing for and are we prioritizing and addressing the Housing Needs of residents an communities to insure the diverse and racially Equitable Society . This needs to be the core of our housing policy frame work, not just in the rhetoric and not just in theary tough