Alex Nunez
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of these three different sort of demographic study maps and as i understand it these are demographic study maps at a given point in time meaning that they might evolve and i think the one that perhaps changes the fastest is the third one of the three you you pointed out so the tkac map
is essentially pointing out what TCAC puts out as high opportunity or high resource rich areas and I believe those are updated annually and so the reason that the third figure looks very different from the map that staff put up on the screen is because this map is from a few years ago and I guess in the latest evaluation
The state has updated those to represent what they believe are resource-rich areas, which is sounding like it's all of the city.
So that, in my opinion, is just to show us the context of the housing element sites via these different demographic status across the city.
It doesn't in any way diminish the point you made about ensuring that there is not a concentration of BMR housing in a certain part of town.
So that's just the point I wanted to make.
Thank you.
you know, just to take a moment to respond to that.
Always, I would rather give, you know, like broader direction to staff than more specific, which for me as a not expert, the more specific I get, probably the worst things would get.
And so to that extent, just to be clear, I was referencing those maps as examples of, you know,
just the ability for more granularity in how we view concentrations of income in our city.
And so the current proposal that I'm adding on top of Commissioner Cranston's is, I believe as Mr. Wayne Chen put it, that staff go explore additional opportunities to ensure that alternate mitigations as offsite
would not lead to the furtherance of low income concentrations in our city or take otherwise appropriate measures.
Okay, Commissioner Cranston.
Okay.
Any other commentary, questions, points of deliberation?
Otherwise, would we need to modify, I'm down to make a motion to the extent that we do or don't need to, do we need to modify the language to reflect the current thinking around qualification and further analysis on concentration of low-income tracks, or is that just like added direction on top of the actual
text that is in the script.
If it's a majority decision, then somebody will have to make a motion, state the recommendation, and then we can take a vote on that.
So then it would be something, just in terms of the logistical element of how that would go, it would be reading the whole text and then also saying, and we recommend that, et cetera.
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