It is can use public dollars to leverage some kind of change even if its a small one. If we could start for how things operate in terms of their dancing of housing and not just affordable but housing in general. Yes. Were working hard to bring all parties together to get the best possible benefits for San Francisco, and we have some leverage by being able to take advantage of obligations the bank has and our developers , the Market Rate Developers are very interested in participating, especially with respect to our so we agree with your goal, sir thank you. Shifted supervisor moller supervisor moller i knew we have a very detailed and excellent report from our chief economist, mr. Egan coming up but i just had a couple of quick questions. You mentioned the acceleration of Public Housing in which i wrote and sunny day. You get a sense and one westside courts you said maybe transforming every single Public Housing unit get to know what, and website court, the smaller one closer to superv
Do what is best for the residence in cooperation with the residents, and thats why this buildout plan is as long as it is. As you know, other localities and even San Francisco and some of the very early hope six deals did move everybody offsite and it wasnt a great return of tenants and we dont want that for sunnydale and retro i just want to agree with supervisor avalos on the need to look beyond the cities core for even towards the western neighborhoods for different projects. I like the idea of mixed income developments. Acquisition and rehab approaches. I wanted to just as quickly about that new middle Income Rental Program. I want to thank jeff buckley for keeping my office well informed about the bond as it moves forward good i have some concerns when where increasing the ami percentage for middle income, and i potentially hit lower income renters or lower income people against but i clearly agreed theres a need for middle income bands or our approach to prevent displacement or h
Quickly about that new middle Income Rental Program. I want to thank jeff buckley for keeping my office well informed about the bond as it moves forward good i have some concerns when where increasing the ami percentage for middle income, and i potentially hit lower income renters or lower income people against but i clearly agreed theres a need for middle income bands or our approach to prevent displacement or help house people. Could you give us more of a sense does i think he said the vast majority would be up to 120 ami and when you look at larger families, you would probably go to 150. Im wondering, what are the percentages are looking at how can we ensure that theres equity built in to our process to look at our building this new middle Income Rental Program . Resident vast majority of the funds would be used for households at 121 below, thats because all of our low Income Housing thats financed with tax credits is capped at 60 of area Median Income. Anything over that doesnt qua
Tenants and we dont want that for sunnydale and retro i just want to agree with supervisor avalos on the need to look beyond the cities core for even towards the western neighborhoods for different projects. I like the idea of mixed income developments. Acquisition and rehab approaches. I wanted to just as quickly about that new middle Income Rental Program. I want to thank jeff buckley for keeping my office well informed about the bond as it moves forward good i have some concerns when where increasing the ami percentage for middle income, and i potentially hit lower income renters or lower income people against but i clearly agreed theres a need for middle income bands or our approach to prevent displacement or help house people. Could you give us more of a sense does i think he said the vast majority would be up to 120 ami and when you look at larger families, you would probably go to 150. Im wondering, what are the percentages are looking at how can we ensure that theres equity bui