commissioner antonino: thank you. i have a couple of items. first of all, i want to report that the subcommittee between planning and historic preservation met yesterday for selection of regrettably a new commission secretary in the future, and we did have a meeting, and we have agreed upon a schedule of future meetings to set parameters for that process. on other items, congratulations, of course, to the giants. a perfect game yesterday, which most of you have already heard is the first perfect game in the 130-year history of the giants, both in new york and san francisco. also kudos to lincoln high school. he may have read that it is the only high school in america or anywhere in the world that boasts two separate u.s. open golf champion, and there is also another int week. san francisco was the only city that has four separate offers who have won the four parts of the grand slam. i believe all four of these grew up in the sunset rfrancisco and were native sons. of course, it was a golden age of golf in those days, and having nine golf cours

commissioner antonino: thank you for your report. i was encouraged to hear that there is more emphasis on smart growth, and i remember the other cycle, 20032007, and it is encouraging to see that it is beginning to try to have cities to have not purchase abated or willfully do not have any or very little affordable housing -- their needs have been raised in those areas consistent with the jobs that are created in their areas, and likewise, hours have been moved more towards the moderate income area where, unfortunately, we are not doing very well yet, but perhaps, the rebound in building that has begun this year will translate into more housing in that area and more housing in general. i think it is very well done. commissioner wu: i also want to thank you for your report. i have a question -- i believe he clarified this. particularly for the moderate income category, it is only counting bmr's and units like that. >> that is correct. the only thing that will show up in this table are things that are permanent subsidized through the c