you're taking $4.5 million from alice griffith, that is the economic answer. what's the -- how do you fuse a political answer? >> yeah. the project is not going to be -- the project progress is not going to be impacted negatively by our asking for these funds to be reappropriated today >> a better way to look at it is a cash flow, so if we have money that we're not spending, why not ask for money when we have it? so we're just -- knowing that we don't need it until later, let's spend what we have, and when the budget cycle comes, we'll just ask for the money, i guess, next year. >> mm-hmm. >> thank you. >> mm-hmm. you're welcome. >> couple of questions, if i could. first of all, of the projects that you have listed there. >> yes? >> i think i know the answer, but i just want to make sure for the record that they're right. hetchy assets are classified as water power or joint, and water assets that are either water or joint have funding contributed by our wholesale customers. are any of these projects classified as either water or joint? >> no. >> so there is no

alice griffith has got a whole brand new buildings of homes. and we are so happy for it after they've lived in such horrible conditions for so many years. we have the promise of a movie theater. a marketplace jobs, opportunities. so we are just really excited. we all stand behind five point and all the wonderful things they've done in the community benefits. they've already provided without even having started on candlestick park yet. so with that, we want to thank you and please pass this. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening commissioners. my name is niola and i'm a part of the cac. i'm here in support of the candlestick point project. and i'm respectfully asking that you approve it. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> good evening again, cory smith on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition also in support. the only comment as you are well aware the faster we can get this moving, the faster we can make sure the hard work, as everybody behind me, becomes a reality. >> thank you. next speaker please. >> my name

all three percent is complete are affordable project is alice griffith. ok. in mission bay, over all, 89% is complete and over all 29% will be affordable. mission bay north is complete. mission bay south is 80% of the housing is complete today and 34% will be affordable. in trance bay zone one, 40% of the housing is complete today and build out 43% in zone one will be affordable. so this is just a visual representation of our housing completions in fiscal '18 and '19. we had 1,072 units that were completed and 152 units started construction. and funding activities, we had $51 million that included a pre development loan for shipyard phase 1 and a gap loan for the project in mission bay south. >> this is repeating what i just said but i want to highlight its fiscal 18-19. it's a strong year with housing completions. so more than 1,000 units and it is low income housed. i'm not going to go through them one by one. you have those in your report. one of the takeaways is and it is 89% of what we have completed to date and all three project areas is family rental.