to date 306 affordable units have been completed and these are part of the alice griffith project. before we look at the program and design for 11-a south, just a reminder of the background. ocii released a single rfp for blocks 10-a north and 11-a south in 2016. the team led by mercy housing and san francisco development housing corporation or sfhdc was recommended for selection and was approved by the commission in august 2016. in february 2017, the commission approved predevelopment funding and an exclusively negotiations agreement. since then, the team has worked to refine the design and program for the 11-a project. 11-a south will provide 176 units of affordable rental housing, including one manager's unit. 38 of the units will be set aside for formerly homeless households with five of those for young parents or transitional aged house. 23 of those will be set aside for disabled households. 115 will be for how's holding earning up to 60% of the median income which translated to just above 69,000 for a family of four. with priority for certificate of preference holders. the ph

of housing in alice griffith. you've seen other projects brought forward to you today for your approval, so we're advancing this, absolutely as soon as we can. and of course, as you know, everything is subject to the navy and epa on the shipyard site. >> yeah. great. >> do you know the completion date of this? ten years or 20 years? >> well, the total buildout date is imagined to be at this time out to about 2035. >> oh . okay. thank you. >> great. thank you. >> yep. >> i just want to say great work. continue to move forward on this, and we look forward to more coming our way, so thank you. and thachg the cac members for all their hard work and their involvement for all this. i want to thank the staff for the diligence in making sure that all the things we hold dear to our hearts is coupled with the work of the developer, so thank you. >> and i'm sorry. can i ask just a question of procedure, that because this is a workshop as we go through the materials again, that we could raise questions to go along, so for the

affordable housing on-site ahead of much of the market rate, and that includes about 306 units at alice griffith. we are also proposing a new senior housing project over at candlestick point which will be available to those with incomes at about 60% of the average -- or the area median income. we are excited about a new plan also because what it's going to do for the revenues generated for the city. one of the things that we'll do is it'll increase the amount of revenues almost three-fold to the general fund, so what our analysis is demonstrating to us to date is that approximately 47 million net surplus revenues will go into the city coffers as a result of this reconceived development program for the shipyard. we are also creating more opportunities for more permanent jobs, about 50% more than was originally thought in 2010, so we're looking at about 15,500 jobs, and we're also looking at more construction jobs, about 49% more construction jobs, totaling approximately 8,000 construction jobs. so all of that is very exciting part of this brand-new plan that we're putting out. i also just wanted