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Blocks badly needed housing for veteransMeasure S stops 90% of the city’s planned permanent housing for the homeless and blocks voter-ap-proved measures to to build more affordable housing for veterans [1]

Los Angeles Times, February 11, 2017

Los Angeles Times, February 11, 2017

Raises housing costs in the middle of a crisisHousing and economic experts say Measure S will raise rents and cost renters an additional $10.6 million each year [3]

Costs taxpayers millionsMeasure S costs taxpayers $70 million each year— enough to hire over 1,000 new police officers or firefighters. [4]

Los Angeles Times February 11, 2017

Endorsement: Measure S isn’t a solution to L.A.’s housing woes…

Vote NO

Endorsement: Measure S isn’t a solution to L.A.’s housing woes… Vote NO

Measure S is likely to increase evictions and the loss of rent-controlled housing.

But the Yes on S campaign has been positively Trumpian in its promises. Be warned: If the initiative is passed, they won’t come true.

the Yes on S side has crossed the line from run-of-the-mill overstatement to out-and-out falsehood.

Measure S does nothing to help homeless veterans.

So many Yes on S mailers, so much misinformation

Get the facts: [1] Los Angeles Times (2/11/17) http://www.latimes.com/opinion/endorsements/la-ed-measure-s-201702111-story.html[2] 90% of City of Los Angeles Request for qualifications / proposals for the affordable housing opportunity sites (July 25, 2016) require a General Plan Amendment to be built – Measure S blocks those housing sites from being built. [3] [4] Beacon Economics, Measure S: Economic Policy Analysis (December 2016)

Paid for by Coalition to Protect L.A. Neighborhoods and Jobs, No on S, a team of businesses, labor organizations, homeless advocates, renters, and homeowners. Major funding by CH Palladium, LLC and No on S - Build Better L.A. Sponsored by Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, Coalition of Organizations Representing Working Men and Women, and Businesses. 777 S. Figueroa St., Ste. 4050, Los Angeles, CA 90017. Additional information is available at ethics.lacity.org.

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Academics and Planners-Kent Wong, Director, UCLA Labor Center-Martin Wachs, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Brian D. Taylor, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Michael Lens, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Joan Ling, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Michael Manville, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Paavo Monkkonen, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Vinit Mukhija, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Chris Tilly, Professor of Urban Planning, UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs-Dr. Richard Jackson, Professor of Environmental Health Sciences, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health-Dr. David Eisenman, Professor of Medicine and Public Health, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health-Stephanie Pincetl, Director and Professor-in- Residence, California Center for Sustainable Communities at UCLA*-Dana Cuff, Director of cityLAB-UCLA and Professor of Architecture and Urban Design, UCLA-Paul Ong, Professor of Urban Planning, Social Welfare, and Asian American Studies, UCLA-Marcus Anthony Hunter, Professor of Sociology and African-American Studies, UCLA-Jonathan Zasloff, Professor, UCLA School of Law*-Ethan Elkind, Director of the Climate Change and Business Program, UCLA/UC Berkely Schools of Law-Marlon Boarnet, Professor and Chair of the Department of Urban Planning and Spatial Analysis, USC Price School of Public Policy-Manuel Pastor, Director, Program for Environmental and Regional Equity at USC-Christian Redfearn, Borstein Family Endowed Professor of Real Estate, USC Price School of Public Policy-Juan De Lara, Professor of American Studies & Ethnicity, USC-James E Moore, Professor of Urban Planning and Vice Dean for Academic Programs, USC Price School of Public Policy-Dowell Myers, Professor of Urban Planning, USC Price School of Public Policy-Jan Breidenbach, Adjunct Professor, USC Price School of Public Policy-Martha Matsuoka, Professor of Urban and Environmental Policy, Occidental College-Henrik Minassians, Professor of Urban Planning, CSUN-Alan Bell, Deputy Director, LA City Planning Dept. (Ret.)

-Bill Roschen, Historic Preservation Architect and former President of the LA City Planning Commission-Gwynne Pugh, Board Member, American Institute of Architects and former Santa Monica City Planner

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-Dan Curnow, Center City East Resident Director, DTLA Neighborhood Council*-Amber Maltbie, DTLA Neighborhood Council*-Ariana Nussdorf, DTLA Neighborhood Council*-Joshua Albrektson, Radiologist and Area Wide Board Member, DTLA Neighborhood Council*-Jacob Van Horn, DTLA Neighborhood Council*-Miguel Vargas, Los Angeles 32 Neighborhood Council*-Kathy Leal, Los Angeles 32 Neighborhood Council*-Jackie Carillo, At Large Director, Los Angeles 32 Neighborhood Council*-Maribel Munoz, Community Interest Director, Los Angeles 32 Neighborhood Council*-Damien Newton, Chair of the Planning and Land Use Committee, Mar Vista Community Council*-James Baeza, President, Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council*-Brian Vassallo, Vice President, Coastal San Pedro Neighborhood Council*-Eli Lipmen, Commissioner, Board of Neighborhood Councils and Member, Palms Neighborhood Council*-Scott Campbell, Former President, Central Hollywood Neighborhood Council*-Ishraq Ali, Tenant Representative, East Hollywood Neighborhood Council*-Jeff Zarrinnam, Treasurer, East Hollywood Neighborhood Council*-Sheila Irani, Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council* and Hollywood United Neighborhood Council*-Lisa Kable-Blanchard, President, Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council*-Matt Hemingway, Sub District 4 Director, Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council*-Jackelyn Valladares, Echo Park Neighborhood Council*-Melanie Freeland, At Large Director, Highland Park Neighborhood Council*-Scott Plante, Architect and Member, Silver Lake Neighborhood Council*-Heather Denehy, Board Member, Wilshire Center Koreatown Neighborhood Council*-Fred Mariscal, Former Board Member, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council*-Julie Stromberg, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council*-Joe Hoffman, Renter Representative/ Secretary, Greater Wilshire Neighborhood Council*-Angus Beverly, Student Director, Westwood Neighborhood Council*-Adrienne Kuhre, President, North Area Neighborhood Development Council*-Brett Shears, North Area Neighborhood Development Council*-Michael Menjivar, Treasurer and Chair of Planning & Land Use Committee, North Hollywood North East Neighborhood Council*-Alex Morales, President, Pacoima Neighborhood Council*-Carol Newman, Lake Balboa Neighborhood Council*-Adelina Ruth Sorkin, Bellevue Park Advisory Board*-Christine Aghassi, Former Member, South

Robertson Neighborhood Council*-Doug Fitzsimmons, President, South Robertson Neighborhood Council* and Chair, Westside Regional Alliance of Councils*

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-Rev. Andy Schwiebert, Associate Pastor, First Congregational Church of Pasadena-Rabbi Jonathan Klein, Executive Director, Clergy & Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE)*

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