susan fang. >> any other name is susan fang from the health policy from the chinese organization. we were one of the many organizations involved in the development of the master plan and made public comment orally. so we are excited that a number of our suggested changes were included in the final draft and a number of them were also not included and we are interested in hearing why. and i'm just going to reiterate some of our comments on the new draft as well as reiterate our comments from the previous draft and the latest changes on the new plan. on page 20-22, there is a lot more clarity on the determination process. but we are still concerned that just meeting one highlighted guideline makes the project eligible for development incentive. their language around engaging community transparent and inclusive process but we think it's vague and should be made more exclusive and made in the plan and that project will have a clear idea on the impact it will have in the community. this is also related to recommendation no. 2.1. so supporting healthy urban growth which we submitted wri

. >> hi, supervisor, my name is susan fang, i'm a health policy [inaudible] with the chinese progressive association, i was also born and raised in san francisco, i'm currently a medical student, so you know, i'm really proud that san francisco, having been born and raised here, that san francisco has taken leadership to making health care accessible to everyone and achieve health equity. so, we talk about how folks are being left out and how some people are still not going to be covered and not be able to afford health care even with the subsidies, in the exchange, a high cost city like our, but i want to challenge us for why health care is good for business and rethink what it means to be a good business and push beyond just thinking about maximizing profits. we want to think about -- i want to think about the employer spending requirement as like an investment into the business, just as we would invest in, you know, reservations in a business, the spending requirement is an investment in the business and the workers making sure that folks are able to live and sustain themselves, incre