sherry williams from one treasure island. we have been involved with the civilian reuse planning for treasure island since 1994 so i appreciate your commentss about how to make this plan work today 30 years later. i don't necessarily want to say that we in noe valley bathroom, but we are 30 years in the making, so there is some sort of an analogy there. i just want to say quickly, because i only have two minutes, we have 150 units for formally homeless families and individuals which include a child care center at risk if this doesn't move forered ward. 105 units for low income and seniors at risk. we have 240 substance abuse treatment and step down beds in the pipeline and will lose the funding for those if these amendments don't go forward. the existing residents will be indefinitely in limbo, so to me i think that obviously it is imperative that the city family find a way to make this work. everybody worked tirelessly, your comments recognize that so we hope you support these amendments today mpt we are not just talking tre

here we also have chris mini from ticd, and for this presentation, i will be joined later by sherri williams and nela gonzalez who will be present after planning jessica. so now, the items before you are part this very powerful private and nonprofit partnership 13 years ago, the board of supervisors approved the development agreement to create a new neighborhood in the d.a.'s plan for sustainable neighborhood has been regulated by lead as a platinum level for neighborhood design garnering more points and being the largest to receive the platinum design than ever before so. today we're seeing the plans come to life. and we're doing so in a worldwide uncertainity. the proposal first aspiration al statement that would endure the shared visions of the partners and if the board were to adopt this endorsement, this would become city policy, the development on the island should be centered around inclusion and sustainability and opportunity and connection. secondly, the d.a. changes would ensure that the momentum is visible only the island today would continue to generate tax revenue for san franci

one treasure island sherry williams and [indiscernible] honored in the board chambers not long ago.elopment partner the treasure island development corporation and grateful for house of labor from building trades and carpenters, i believe rudey gonzalez is with us today from norcal carpenter union and others. before i hand this off i would like to ask if chair chan can move forward a technical non substantive amendment i will read. section 4b, page 5, striking the text, da exhibit a project site to reflect revisions to marina exhibit boundaries. b, legal description to reflect revisions to marina exhibit boundaries. the references were added in error and will not changes to the exhibits. the clerk distributed hard copies of the amendments with colleagues and my office sent electronic versions. before we hear from the dedicated staff who work so hard on this i like to thank some of them from the development team and oewd. staff from the controller office and city administrator office and all the tida staff, especially bob beck, jamie [indiscernible] ann marie rogers. i like to invite

good afternoon, commissioners, i'm sherry williams, the co-executive director of one treasure island. i'm here with my co-executive director, nella gonsalves, as well as one of our members, elizabeth kawata from mercy housing. we were formed under the base closure and homeless assistance act of 1994. so we've been at the reuse planning, both the planning side and the implementation side for almost 30 years now. one treasure island is a collaboration of community based organizations and housing developers, an affordable housing developers, and that includes catholic charities, swords to plowshares, healthright 360, mercy housing, chinatown community development center, and the john stuart company. and they are all in in strong support of the amendments before you, after almost 30 years. now we have, as you've heard, the first affordable housing project. we have a second one coming on next month. but if we don't have these amendments, the three that are in the queue will be jeopardized. their future unknown, and the people who are expected to live in those units or lives will be in limb