to our nonhousing obligations by project area, then the housing obligations by project area, rincon south beach, south beach harbor and bonds by project area. end of the rops we add on new items. so as new items get added on to the bottom, because of the foremat of the document, we are not able to renumber them, so they don't get integrated into the original structure. new items added on as they come up. the funding sources are bond proceeds, that will be the funding source to the far left of the document, it's the first funding source and that includes both bonds that have already been approved and any bonds we and -- anticipate in the next year. and either on reserve, balances, due diligence reserve balances, which we have none. other is developer payments and grants, our primary source of other is developer payments which are developer reimbursements on their behalf and we have a small number of grants. and property tax that we use to fund any of our enforceable d.o.f. enforceable approved obligation and rttpf addmin is the amount of property tax we are allowed to use by law to administer th

it was commendable the hard work and dedication exhibited by local groups such as south beach rincon hill mission bay neighborhood association and the mission bay citizen advisory committee whose voices helped shape this project. with their input and commitment to a better san francisco along with civic leaders, social interest groups, and other political leaders citywide, the mission project is a model development. it is a win-win for all. the reverend arnold townsend said something at the port commission hearing january -- >> thank you. and as the timer comes up, you're welcome to finish your sentence, so if we can allow people to do that, thank you. thank you. >> hi. my name is stephanie mueller. i'm here to represent delancey street neighborhood. i agree we've been friends and partners of the giants with at&t park and the entire building of the community, and we are so looking forward to the possibility of jobs, the possibility of some affordable housing. just as an aside, you know, as you know better than anyone here, delancey street's dedicated to helping people change their li

the central waterfront advisory committee, the south beach rincon neighborhood association, and their chair, and the advisory committee, alice rogers, toby levine and of course i want to recognize the project sponsor, the san francisco giants for really truly committing to a project that works for san francisco. their very mucher that lives in san in -- developer lives in san francisco. they're going to see us every day. i think it really matters a lot to have developers that are committed to working through very difficult conversations to figure out how we can come up with a project that works for all of us. of course, i want to also acknowledge the port and our director along with the office of economic workforce development, the planning department, the mayor's office and the city attorney. i will hand over the presentation to the port. i saw -- >> supervisor, before we move into the presentation, there are other members of the board that would like to make comments as well. >> before we bring up the port to speak, we have members of the board that would like to make opening commen