the match and implementation of the alice griffith rebuild. as you recall, we received a federal choice grants of $30.2 million. those funds and the obligation to continue that are viewed as an enforceable obligation. replacement housing obligation. that was the obligation of the redevelopment agency related to housing that was destroyed and is -- the city has made a commitment to replace. you will see the budget for the mayor's office of housing related to develop and obligations, about $8 million in each of the next two years. the tax increment request is increasing, and that is primarily due to the mayor's office of housing spending down fund balances as a way of funding the budget in the first year and then requiring an additional tax income and allocation in the second year. i think there has been a significant amount of interest in the work that is not considered obligated and that the successor agency will no longer be able to perform, using the redevelopment tax increment proceeds. the major impacted areas are housing and hope sf, comm

we love our families in the bayview whether they are in sunnyvale or alice griffith or potrero hill or in the mission. we love them so much that we have to do more to care for them. we have to find those connections. [applause] there are too many stories that we are hearing from our clergy when it is too late. when we are having those individual funerals, when our parents and their brothers and sisters are crying over things that have already happened, where the jobs that we are creating did not reach these unfortunate young kids or our police commissioners and police chief working in concert with adult probation, juvenile probation, did not quite get the person who signed these papers, put their names to it saying, "i will not go back to where our was found with a gun or associate with those very known individuals that are participating in gang mentalities." de sign those papers. yet, within days, they are found. we are not reaching them. we are not penetrating those kids. we have to step it up. this is why our supervisors and i have been talking very deliberately to come together wit

the incident that happened in alice griffith park, after they shot this man, they came back wanting to leave their mark the day before the funeral. that is bold. knowing that the police is a round, that is bold. we need to come together. let's make an effort to make sure that this is a safe city, a place we would all like to live in, and a place we want to see our kids continue to play. sometimes the kids cannot even go outside and play. i am assured the chief has got that on his mind and is going to make sure that will change. i am sure mr. alvarez has that on his mind. you heard the mayor -- it is going to change. let's get together, forget about yourself. it ain't about us. it is about them. you all ain't packing -- i hope not. you all are not committing crime after hours. i hope not. a lot of you seem a little old to do time. [laughter] i want to make sure everybody hears it, not only the people at the top, but all of us at the bottom are trying to make sure this thing works. without our kids, we have got no future. you can kid yourself all you want -- you have two contracts. when

we love our families in the bayview whether they are in sunnyvale or alice griffith or potrero hill orthe mission. we love them so much that we have to do more to care for them. we have to find those connections. [applause] there are too many stories that we are hearing from our clergy when it is too late. when we are having those individual funerals, when our parents and their brothers and sisters are crying over things that have already happened, where the jobs that we are creating did not reach these unfortunate young kids or our police commissioners and police chief working in concert with adultob