i am here as the mother of a first grader. as a family doctor at southeast center i m here to speak on behalf of the students at flynn elementary school which is particularly identified as a pitch school. also, i m probably more importantly for my patients at bay view and they deserve high-quality schools and teachers who will stay to from the mother of linda antwan who has been fighting for years in san francisco better. i talked to teachers of my students on a regular basis because they re not only teaching our students, they re taking and carrying for them. their physical, emotional, social needs everyday. they re working overtime to do it. our children need stable housing and they need stable schools. please fund our schools to the level requested by superintendent malt use. good afternoon, my name is beverly. i am the director of located across the street one on the city building and one in the state building. i m here in support of funding $3 million of the money th
happening here. we have so little, and you guys keep wanting to take more. [end of translation] president melgar: thank you. next speaker, please. hi. my name is brandon hirami. i m here representing the san francisco berniecrats. we re the local our revolution group. it s been kind of a heartbreaking evening for me? i ve seen a lot of working class communities and unions fighting each other. i grew up in california. my stepfather was working in the building trades, and i lived in public and subsidized housing my entire life. you know, we recently discovered that san francisco bay area has the third largest population of billionaires in the world, that s 70 billionaires. this is a gross supporting of resources. we have seven by seven square miles of land, and we have to decide what we want to do with that. do we want to build housing in the community? i think we should build a marvel in the mission, not a monster. thank you. president melgar: thank you so much. next spe
people against homeless people and our public schoolteachers. we do not need to do that. the question is simple. you re leaders. act like it. this is a opportunity to lift up the city and as previous speakers have noted, to throw down the gauntlet to the business community. this is how we re going to do business in this town. if you want to reap the benefits, you have to pay for them. because other people who don t have the opportunity to be billionaires, are paying with their lives as a previous speaker outlined, are dying on the streets. we don t need to have that in the city and county of san francisco. we re asking you to show us leadership. hello supervisors, debbie from the san francisco human services network. we have a momentous opportunity ahead of us today. i m here to urge you to prioritize housing, homelessness and behavioral health in your decision surrounding the eraf funding. over 60% of voters approve prop c in november and it s striking the mayor, the board
peskin, you are known as problem solvers and you have the expertise and knowledge to provide this stability for our teachers and to show you have their backs. for supervisors brown, mandelman, stefani please include public schools on your list as you make decisions. for supervisors mar, walton, haney and ronen, keep up the support. e means education. thank you. i am here as the mother of a first grader. as a family doctor at southeast center i m here to speak on behalf of the students at flynn elementary school which is particularly identified as a pitch school. also, i m probably more importantly for my patients at bay view and they deserve high-quality schools and teachers who will stay to from the mother of linda antwan who has been fighting for years in san francisco better. i talked to teachers of my students on a regular basis because they re not only teaching our students, they re taking and carrying for them. their physical, emotional, social needs everyday. they re
maravilla and oppose the monster. thank you. good evening. my name is ernest o, and i m here with plaza 16 and meta. every day, we have thousands of people coming through our doors not only looking for affordable housing but to start businesses, to find careers, to go ahead and send their kids to college, the dream they came to the u.s. with, and in the mission, it s now damned nearly impossible to do that because too much of their income goes to housing because there s too little affordable housing. and luxury housing will not solve that. the monster will not solve that. i implore you, don t kill families dreams. kill the monster, build the marvel. president melgar: next speaker, please. thank you. teresa flandrick from senior and disability action. i m here to support the community that is here and that wants desperately to just have affordable housing so that everyone can either return or remain. that is what i most often here in terms of advocating for seniors. the