right to return and cop holders will be living at alice griffith, which is exciting. >> yeah. it goes back five years, one of my earliest experiences as a commissioner, which i believe this is the project we were given a report on, and we were worried that people were going to be left behind in this process. and that's where the early outreach credit repair concepts, all the stuff that we do today on the natural, that's where the idea came from. >> relocating, and sustaining it, and able to stablize. >> yeah. >> so it's great. >> so anything we can do to make sure that everyone -- >> gets a chance, yeah, absolutely. >> and to feel that we have a chance, yeah. >> absolutely. >> any other comments? >> no. >> you also have an attachment in your binder. [ inaudible ] -- report. >> yeah, there we go. >> you see this beautiful colored -- if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer them. otherwise, i have no further reports. >> thank you, madam executive director. let's call the next item, please. >> we had one speaker, so i'll call him out. it's ace washington. want to make sure.

drawing the last reporting phase period, [ inaudible ] and alice griffith phase one block four completed construction. note sb awards for these projects were approximately 58% where actual sb payment represent approximately 59% of contract dollars. the numbers are relatively close, and minor inconsistencies can be attributed to slight variances in additional costs incurred by the developer. staff continues to outreach the local small business community through various publications and media outlets, including ocii's website, twitter account, as well as the city of san francisco's contract administration website. in quarter three and quarter four of 2017, staff participated in 17 prebid meetings, in addition to numerous meetings with contractors and developers. additionally in an effort to increase opportunities and capacities for small businesses, ocii maintains a continued dialogue with owners of small businesses and with various associations, such as the national association of minority contractors, women construction owners and executives, association of asian american architects and

most of the work is there to support the rebuilding of alice griffith. we are also going to be approving the vertical development designs on shipyard phase one as well as on candlestick point, continuing to ex pend those federal grants that we have, and we have an obligation to seek outside funding to plant and support the development and investment that our master developers have, this is an instance of that. it's a federal grant with the e.d.a. and we are required to contribute a local match, that's the project's only pull from rttpf. and of course we will implement and monitor both phases community benefits agreements. so, as i said, almost everything that we do in terms of the work program of me and my team is developer reimbursed, so those come from other funds, so that's the 21 million that you see here, and again, the rttpf nonadmin is the local match for the federal grant we have. this does not include the projects contribution toward affordable housing, jeff white will cover in his portion of the presentation. i'm available for questions, but i'