scott feeney. i am a volunteer with the yimby action. and so i wanted to first commend the planning department for amending the central soma plan to try to get more housing in there as much as possible without doing a new eir. that said, even with the revisions, we still have a plan that's going to introduce i think the latest estimate is 35,000 jobs and 8300 new homes, so that's about a 4:1 ratio which is still like where are the other 20,000 workers going to live? i know there's a lot of other good things in this plan, like the park, ands aa bicyclist, i'm looking forward to better bike lanes. so i know there's like, like, a lot of people that don't want this plan to get completely thrown away and start over to get a new eir. however, what i would like to see is some seriousness to how's the workers that are being added by this plan. if we're going to be adding a lot of jobs, we have to be adding a lot of housing, and there's really nothing going on citywide to makeup for this deficit right now. so one thing that would be not enough bu

grisso, mike grisse, eileen, coco, scott feeney, laura clark, laura winsler, and then anyone else who wants to speak, please lineup. >> good afternoon, vice president, commissioners. although you're not voting today, i would like to provide you with a quick update on the flower mart project. i am pleased to report that responding from requests from both mayor farrell and supervisor peskin, we have proposed the site at 200 market street in the bayview. you may recall that kilroy has always been open to using 2000 marin as an available site. it's currently owned by tishman spire which has not been willing to meet into a negotiation for the site. if this swap is expected before the end of this year, then 2000 marin will become available and both supervisor peskin and mayor farrell have pledged to ensure that kilroy can then lease 2000 marin for the temporary flower market. kbf this switch can happen, tishman spire is requesting that it receive branding for its spot at 598 brandon. as you heard from mr. wertheim. we need to keep a back up site in case 2000 marin is not available within th