Agenda Item
10. 22-558 Report regarding adoption of a resolution approving the sale of 109 Longford Drive (APN 010- 071-050) to Rick Arenas and Alejandra Gonzales in the sum of $850,000 and authorize the City Manager to execute the Purchase and Sale Agreement (Ashley Crociani, Acting Management Analyst).
Legislation Text Gonzalez and Arenas Offer Addendum 1
3 Public Comments
Guest User at July 13, 2022 at 1:56pm PDT
Oppose
I think the city needs to be more transparent in the sale of this home. Who was living in the home before? Why did the city decide to sell? What offers were made on the property? Did the city consider other uses of the property?
Guest User at July 13, 2022 at 1:04pm PDT
Oppose
Hon Mayor and Councilmembers: Is it possible to convert house into a children's day care center? It is very much needed in this area. Or a senior center or for transitional housing? Was there a lottery system to provide other So San Fran residents to purchase at below market rate? There wasn't a p[ublic advertisement or community involvement in sale/purchase for this house. This home could serve public interest if maintained for public use or sold at market rate and use of profits for best public interest for So San Fran residents and community at large. Thank you Hon Mayor and Councilmembers and hope best interest for all taken into consideration and in your thoughts during decision making.
Guest User at July 12, 2022 at 4:38pm PDT
Oppose
With housing crisis Bay Area residents are facing not being able to afford, plus high cost of living, there needs to be transparency and a lottery system for sale of this property to individuals. Are they high earners, have pension plans? Are they able to afford the high cost of living in Bay Area without struggling to raise a family, struggling to pay for food, utilities, education, etc? This home should be on a lottery to a deserving family with children in the mid range income who wish to live the American dream. This is a sweet deal of a purchase price and it appears individuals are single and high earners, able to afford a market rate home. There is much information that the public is not aware of about individuals and the sale of city owned house. Fairness to all ssf residents I think would be in form of a lottery system.