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The impacts of coronavirus threaten to be severe, causing sudden and sharp drops in income for many workers and small businesses, and pushing many people into homelessness. We cannot allow that.pic.twitter.com/u9pEa6MM48
On Tuesday, I will offer legislation temporarily halting evictions of tenants impacted by coronavirus, calling for a ban on utility shutoffs during the health crisis, and seeking relief for the mom and pop businesses that are suffering as a result of the crisis.
This mirrors similar actions over the past two weeks in San Jose and San Francisco, and furthers our commitment in Los Angeles to equity, and to a #HomesGuarantee:https://www.citylab.com/equity/2020/03/coronavirus-income-loss-paying-rent-eviction-housing-covid19/607426/ …
My staff and I are still working on details of the proposals. I am eager to work with stakeholders over the next few days to fine tune these urgent and necessary measures to protect public health, keep people housed and financially stable, and keep small businesses afloat.
San Francisco:https://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/article/Coronavirus-aid-SF-seeks-to-help-renters-15121448.php …
Thank you @mikebonin !!!!! @nithyavraman has proposed similar legislation!!!
Make it a general eviction moratorium. We're all affected by the shift in the economy. Have you seen the stock market lately? The only people who will weather this storm are the ultra-rich.
Beyond this, we need rent and mortgage freeze. Gig workers unable to provide documentation of impact. Need to have social distancing. When crisis lifts, people will be impossibly behind on payments. Need a *freeze* and *non-accumulation* of all payments for duration of crisis.
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