in fact as you mentioned and the clp report they're only in contact with 1900 and about 36 clp holderson a regular basis although we know because it was also stated by fred blackwell all the way in 2008 that there's all out there is about 90 6000 people who are actually eligible for the certificate of preference program and the last 11 years oci alone has built 9003. let me i don't want to misstate the number. >> i'm going to go to my notes . okay. i has built 9239 housing units . >> okay. there are only 91 clp holders who have been housed in 11 years to say this is a successful program the way it is currently being run is not truthful and i know a lot of people don't like the things that i say but what i'm saying is factual. >> that has been my concern since i've been on this commission is that we need to tell the public the truth and when there are things that need to be fixed we need to fix them now not 20 years from now. >> we've been waiting too long for these things to be fixed. there is no excuse for us not being able to fix these issues . >> we've asked for enhancements on mark

in fact as you mentioned and the clp report they're only in contact with 1900 and about 36 clp holders on a regular basis although we know because it was also stated by fred blackwell all the way in 2008 that there's all out there is about 90 6000 people who are actually eligible for the certificate of preference program and the last 11 years oci alone has built 9003. let me i don't want to misstate the number. >> i'm going to go to my notes . okay. i has built 9239 housing units . >> okay. there are only 91 clp holders who have been housed in 11 years to say this is a successful program the way it is currently being run is not truthful and i know a lot of people don't like the things that i say but what i'm saying is factual. >> that has been my concern since i've been on this commission is that we need to tell the public the truth and when there are things that need to be fixed we need to fix them now not 20 years from now. >> we've been waiting too long for these things to be fixed. there is no excuse for us not being able to fix these issues . >> we've asked for enhancements on mar

and as was stated, i'm here today to talk about the clp annual report for fiscal year 2324.pam can you speak into your mind? sure. today maria benjamin and i will be providing you with a summary of clp holder activity and oci i in most cd projects which specifically highlights the past fiscal year. also maria will be providing updates on outreach and application processes and update on the streamlined application process. the area median income levels of copyright holders who applied for affordable housing units which averages 44% am my house copy holders fared in rental and ownership opportunities. and finally a look at enhancements staff is following up on in the current fiscal year. >> first a refresher of the psyop program per state law the copy program was created to provide all copy holders first priority for consideration and when applying for an affordable housing unit copy holders include low and moderate income households that were displaced due to redevelopment agency action as of january 1st 2022. this preference also includes direct descendants of the preference

on the record and reflect on what has been said at previous meetings by amoy city as well as by the clp and as well as by pam that was not said today that this as well as identify some of the ways that we have asked to move forward and address those as well and what will happen or won't happen because at this point i just don't like the mischaracterization that is happening today and it's really not okay for staff to take credit for things that they know they did not initiate and to give credit to other people for things that they know they did not initiate when we have it actually on records and meeting notes of what actually happened in those meetings and how we got to this point. and i think and i think that when you leave out the voice of community and the things that we're hearing and we're pushing for that one actual things get done you give credit back to community. so the commission like to have another commission meeting have this on the item, have this item on it to be heard again for let's say call it a part two of some sort. it's up to you know you know, kind of jamie can ju

but this could be -- these missions, these clps missions, could be the real highlight of artemis when and done. geoff: miles, is that a widely held view that artemis is inefficient? i mean, is this program really in trouble? miles: well, when you look at a rocket that is that far over budget and that delayed, and the key point here, geoff, is that the rocket they're building is based on old shuttle and basically saturn v technology. it goes back many decades. it was supposed to be faster and cheaper. but what they're building is turning out to be very expensive, and it is single-use. and of course, what spacex and elon musk have been focused on all this time are reusable rockets. and that obviously over time drives down the cost tremendously of getting to space. and that starship, although it's not flown a perfect mission yet, has flown about a half-a-dozen times. and it flies a lot cheaper than the space launch system, which right now is -- it's unclear when it will fly next. geoff: miles o'brien, our thanks to you, as always. miles: you're welcome, geoff. geoff: >> first, we take a

nasa's, uh, commercial lunar program, nicknamed clps uh, is really hitting its stride. and you see that with today. today's successful landing. intuitive machines got another one, another lander, uh, of the athena lander, uh, scheduled to land in just four days. and it's carrying, uh, the first commercial rover. if successful, it will be the first commercial rover to go explore the moon. so a lot of things happening in this program. >> and more on the challenges. we always you mentioned that soft landing. we always look for that to be the first, um, evidence of success in these missions. and so they've accomplished that. but over the next two weeks, what else what else are they navigating so that they get all that they're hoping for out of this mission? >> sure. this mission, the blue ghost mission, they've got a number of nasa payloads on board. uh, some of the highlights. they've got a drill. they're going to take a drill and drill down about one meter around three feet, and they're going to see about manipulating. they have some mechanisms. they're going to manipulat