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my name is shannon ferguson with planning department staff and have elizabeth with me today as well. the items before you today are two mills act historical property contract. the mills act legislation authorize local governments to enter into 10 year rolling contracts with private owners of qualified historic properties. this agreement provides property tax reduction to owners of those historic properties who can then allocate the savings towards appropriate rehabilitation restoration and maintenance plan. every local landmark building in san francisco as well as listed in the california register of historic resources and historic places is eligible to apply mills act program. the department currently holds 46 active mills act contracts. these include single family homes, multifamily homes, tenancy and buildings, condominiums and commercial buildsings ment the planning department has been conducting audit of the mills act program and will be bringing these findings and policy recommendations to the historic preservation commission for review in january 2024, and we would be happy to