second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith and tax income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctanconti continuous but a hurdle and test we're not quite a sure of the system yet it is a start are we still going to have the area board. >> yes. the oust board yes, in place until we're complete with everything or state law changes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for raising that question thank you. >> any other questions or matters? >> no i have one the chronicle recorded i want to s

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith and tax income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctanconti continuous but a hurdle and test we're not quite a sure of the system yet it is a start are we still going to have the area board. >> yes. the oust board yes, in place until we're complete with everything or state law changes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for raising that question thank you. >> any other questions or matters? >> no i have one the chronicle recorded i want to s

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith and tax income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctanconti continuous but a hurdle and test we're not quite a sure of the system yet it is a start are we still going to have the area board. >> yes. the oust board yes, in place until we're complete with everything or state law changes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for raising that question thank you. >> any other questions or matters? >> no i have one the chronicle recorded i want to s

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.hat's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.ady underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just have pove

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith and tax income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctanconti continuous but a hurdle and test we're not quite a sure of the system yet it is a start are we still going to have the area board. >> yes. the oust board yes, in place until we're complete with everything or state law changes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for raising that question thank you. >> any other questions or matters? >> no i have one the chronicle recorded i want to s

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.hat's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.ady underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our peop in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just have povert

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith and tax income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctancontis

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith. that's already underway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not ju

second project, up and center wasn't within urban and that's down that alice griffith.rway. in fact, the senior housing is under construction and pretty soon see some of the seniors that will move over from the dilapidated housing bearing, public housing, into a very modern complex as we knock down and rebuild their housing. now, it's robert pitts is turned until the 15 sites for this, over $700 million effort that we call phase 1 of that. phase 1 of our rental assistance program. it is a program that is new, quite frankly, to hud and to all of us. because when we got together with supervisor breed and with all of our people in the city we no longer wanted to have a housing authority that would build and maintain poverty isolated housing. we wanted to invest in the people first. we had to make people believe that we are going to do a new model. something that involved them in their futures. so that we could try to do and demonstrate, what i think is a discussion all across the country. how do you and intergenerational poverty and needed to ask not just have poverty go f

put out more housing rfp 6 hundred more affordable units some in transbay and the balance of alice griffith income a momental piece of legislation that bend san francisco the senate bill tovn 7 and 82 the communities reinvestment i don't know the anarchy acronym but a tailored version of the redevelopment focusing on low income areas we have not had a chance to review and analysis what that means and successor agencies can't participate but potentially help others existing areas of the city very low income areas of city i can't - we're reilly looking at it with the city college to see how it benefits some of the areas we can't continue frankly as a result of disillusion so i think this is the reluctanconti continuous but a hurdle and test we're not quite a sure of the system yet it is a start are we still going to have the area board. >> yes. the oust board yes, in place until we're complete with everything or state law changes. >> okay. thank you. >> thank you for raising that question thank you. >> any other questions or matters? >> no i have one the chronicle recorded i want to say on su