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5. We already have tons of very expensive units, and more are coming up. Where are the lower <br />and middle class supposed to live? <br />5 But I only support it strongly if it's to use for teachers or fire fighters or other people that are <br />supporting the community <br />4. It's very challenging to find affordable employees who live with in the local area to staff small <br />businesses because most can't afford to live here. This means a small business news need to <br />increase wages And hire people who live as far away as things like Fremont which adds to <br />traffic, other problems. Adding affordable housing will allow small business owners to find a <br />local help for their stores <br />5 We need to do our part to meet the ever growing need for affordable housing in the Bay area. <br />5 - I support it. Teachers, Nurses, Librarians.... they all make below the low income levels .... they <br />need homes too! <br />4. Depending on where city owned land is. <br />5 of COURSE they should!!!! Low income is now $100,000 in Silicon Valley? What do people <br />making 35,000/year do?? <br />5 = it's our duty to help all levels of income families. To say we should help because it's a minority <br />population is the mindset of elitists. We are all part of a community and as such, we should <br />solve for the less fortunate. <br />5 get rid of the immagrants, that crossed the border, breaking our laws, and quit supporting <br />them with county and state taxes. That would take care of a lot of the problem <br />5 Think globally, act locally <br />5 - LONG OVERDUE!! <br />5 - yes, if it helps make the city money and provides more affordable options sounds like a great <br />win <br />