single family homes. the second that i think makes a lot of sense has been brought up in the course of the study, an that is what happens in the in terms of density in the transit-rich corridors. i think we should be looking at density incentives there. but it s not just for housing. it would be perhaps a tier process for middle income housing, and perhaps the high so that we can then perhaps incentivize that in terms of getting people to be able to build that kind of housing. at this point i think that the staff has done a fairly good job of stakeholder engagement in terms of outreach. i ll just leave this as a draft. it will continue to be developed, and i think the implementation side is gonna require a lot more fleshing out so that we can provide something that is concrete in addition to what is aspirational. commissioner moore? time and i want to keep my comments very, very short. thank you to everybody, staff, the public and my fellow commissioners for very th
i ask the supervisors to immediately meet with each other, discuss this issue, get it into the media, spread the word. i believe the action will be taken on behalf of these people should anyone know about this issue. everyone i ve spoken to has been surprised. clerk: thank you. thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. welcome, caller. you ll have up to two minutes to share your thoughts with the board of supervisors. thank you, supervisors. my name is fernando, and i m speaking on behalf of item 24, the [inaudible] now i want to thank you for finding this state build that would reduce the market housing that we can build in this city. it s important that we preserve what we have here in san francisco, and thank you for all you ve done. urge you to support the resolution and to send a clear message to our state delegation in sacramento to amend sb 1085 in order to preserve our affordable housing game. thank you very much. clerk: thank you for your comment
charter amendment be continued. supervisor yee: ok. so the question is, should it be continued and i d like to get a motion to continue this item. so moved. moved by supervisor walton and seconded by mandelman. go ahead and call the roll to continue this item. clerk: to continue item 16 to june 23th, supervisor mar aye. peskin. aye. preston. aye. ronen. aye. safai. aye. supervisor stefani. aye. supervisor walton. aye. supervisor yee. aye. supervisor fewer. aye. supervisor haney. aye. supervisor mandelman. aye. there are 11 ayes. supervisor yee: without objection it will continue to the meeting of tuesday, june 23th, 2020. item 17 is a motion to appoint larry bush to the ethics commission term ending february 1th, 2023. supervisor yee: go ahead and call the roll. clerk: on item 17, supervisor mar aye. supervisor peskin. aye. supervisor preston. aye. supervisor ronen. aye. supervisor safai.
good afternoon and welcome to the regular meeting of the san not frasanfrancisco board of su. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. clerk: thank you, mr. president. [roll call] mr. president, you have a quorum. president fung: thank you. please praise your right hand over your heart and join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv, ka lena who recorded each of the meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madam clerk, are there any communications. clerk: yes, mr. president, i want to thank the president and the members for the length of this communication. the minutes will reflect due to the covid-19 pandemic, member of the boards of supervisors will participate remotely through video conference. to the same extent as
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