Supervisors Approve $30 Million Housing for SF Homeless Youth Over SoMa Neighbor Protests

San Francisco affords housing opponents many chances to appeal new developments, but this one is a conversion of apartments built two years ago. The most influence these neighbors can probably have is to help craft a “good neighbor policy” with the city, barring intervention from Matt Dorsey, the supervisor whose District 6 includes the project. But Dorsey has already voted his blessing twice. “I’m cautiously optimistic,” he said during a July 14 hearing, adding that he trusts the city’s Homelessness and Supportive Housing Department (HSH) to “get this project right.” <a href="https://thefrisc.com/supes-approve-housing-for-sf-homeless-youth-over-soma-neighbor-protests-d7c5e0d7cda6">Learn More</a>