The Board of Supervisors this week approved a framework that determines the way that funds generated by Measure W, which increased the transient occupancy tax, will be allocated for affordable housing in 2020. The funding priorities came from a nine-person working group selected by the county’s community development agency. For 2020, the group decided that the funds—an estimated half million dollars for affordable housing—“should be based on where projects are moving forward regardless of location,…