we have the abag numbers, we have the housing element. we have a lot of documentation and studies that always look at what are the needs of the housing in -- housing needs in

we have the abag numbers, we have the housing element. we have a lot of documentation and studies that always look at what are the needs of the housing in -- housing needs in san francisco and i know that this project is proposing over 5,000 new units of housing, 852, i believe, are all that have been identified as being affordable. i want to see how does this project, i would like to see more analysis from the staff on how this project does look at the housing needs that have been sort of identified for the city, not just in terms of the market rate units that this housing is going to be providing and the affordable units and how it helps us meet the needs or how it helps the reach the needs that have been identified in terms of the market rate housing, needs that we have and the affordable housing needs that we have. i would like to see more analysis in terms of how it addresses the needs that have been identified and that sort of thing. we have s.b. 375, i hear a lot of comments about how -- and there is plenty here, a sustainability p