and bayren. so bayren's results, as we said, bayren is a regional effort, but each county actually has annual goals for a number of units upgraded. when one county falls short, another county will step in. and san francisco has done this every year since 2013. the san francisco represents just 25% of the eligible multifamily buildings. the family delivered 40% of the regional goal in 2015, 33% in 2016, and 27% in 2017. so in 2017, we saw a big uptick in participation by alameda, contra costa and santa clara counties. and that's because of pent-up demand. there weren't any multifamily programmes in existence before the bayren programme. so they actually were big contributors last year. so our results, you can see since 2014, we visited 338 buildings throughout the city. this is a team of basically two fte who were doing all these site visits, covering 22,500 units. and most impressive is that 31% were converted. we don't see numbers like that in any programme we've run before. so that amounts to 7

so even though sfe has joined on bayren it has been able to maintain it's long-standing relationships with property owners. with sfe staff providing direct technical assistance. it brings in a steady stream of completed projects into the program. in years we have not been able to meet our goals or thought we weren't going to meet our goals due to fluctuations in the pipe line, sfe has come through on generates project to meet our goals. we really look forward to an ongoing collaboration and innovating programs with sfe. >> >> thank you. commission commissioner stephenson. >> i'm glad you came back. >> commissioner: i want to say how amazing everybody on the staff is. it makes me proud to sit on the commission and know we're in some small way involved with the amazing stuff involved in the department. i think the speaker who came up and said what is and i spend a lot of time talking to engineers and it's broken down in a way that's understandable and i want to commend the work you're doing because it helps humans change their lives day to day. >> i just wanted to thank my team. there a