Inclusionary housing local preference

Faith in Action Bay Area leader and Daly City resident urged support for the live/work preference, saying deeply affordable housing and tenant protections like the anti-harassment law are needed to stop displacement.

22-year Daly City resident and Skyline College student supported the amendment but said more truly affordable housing is needed to combat displacement.

20-year resident speaking through a translator supported the preference and pushed for the anti-harassment tenant protection law.

Nicaraguan immigrant spoke in support of the amendment prioritizing Daly City residents and workers for housing.

Three-year resident and Faith in Action leader supported the amendment, noting barriers to dignified, stable housing without tenant protections.

Born-and-raised Daly City resident and SF State student called the amendment a small step, urging accessibility for the most vulnerable and the anti-harassment law; also translated for other speakers.