danny campbell with the sheet metal workers local 104 and my colleagues alex lanceberg and with electrical workers local six, john corso, local 38 plumber and pipefitters. very excited about this profnlt it's going to deliver low-income, moderate-income and market rate housing to our city's housing supply. we worked very closely with former supervisor mark ferrell's office. i want to thank him and his staff. planning and not to mention the project sponsor. this project gives community benefits and career pathways for residents throughs our state aproved apprenticeship programmes. so, we look forward to your support for this su. d. thank you. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please. and anyone else who would like to speak on this project. >> good afternoon. todd david on behalf of the san francisco action housing coalition. very excited to support this project. i really want to give kudos to the neighbourhood for embracing density and more housing for families in san francisco. i hope it is a model that can be repeated many places on the west side of san francisco because we certainly

my name is alex lanceberg. i'm research and -- >> [inaudible]. >> excuse me. research and advocacy director for the local electrical construction industry. and as i was watching this, what really got me out of my chair and running over here was the discussion that this was going to be a modular project. something that i didn't hear mention here, but it's a growing issue here in san francisco is the fact that there is an argument by the modular manufacturing industry, the local building code amendments do not apply to these projects. so, the minimum safety standards that we've established in san francisco for our fire code, our plumbing code, our seismic code, within the structures of the buildings, within the buildings themselves, aren't applicable. there's effort, there's this item is being discussed in a variety of different forum. back in november, the building inspection commission took this on. my understanding is they're going to be revisiting the item as well and there's been -- or there will soon be a request to actually define and delineate the differ