exciting demonstration of some of the great environmental stewardship we are trying to introduce -- bio soilion basins, irrigation -- that will be further developed as this project goes along, funded with the state grant. here are images of some of those kinds of things you could potentially see in this site. we are going to be working closely with community members to try to do the same kind of intense on the ground out reach we have been able to do with some of our past projects. this project -- it is a very long road getting here. i would like to thank everybody from the mayor's office of housing, mta staff that are here if you have questions about that portion, members from the mayor's office of housing, and john updike, members of my department, and linda robertson. we're going to be working closely as we go to the next steps, continuing our out reach, working with community nonprofits and businesses and the mta over the next few years on improving transportation options to complete the design and build the park. thank you so much. chairperson mar: thank you. i also wanted to thank sue

and water supply to our communities, doing things like installing permeable pavement, putting in bio soils, water collection, and gray water piping all over the city. we are talking about things that would create hundreds and thousands of jobs in a time when we need them, when the employment rate is still -- unemployment rate is still going up in san francisco. just on the environmental issues, clearly it is going to be something that is going to increase greenhouse gases. increasing greenhouse gases to solve the climate crisis is a contradiction in terms. we know that if this facility goes in there will be an impact on endangered species. that is a fact. it is vital that we stop using 20th-century approaches to solve 21st century problems. there is very little justification for projection of water use increases. the numbers are going the other way. i go back to the fact that the economy is in trouble. we need jobs. we could be taking this $200,000 and hiring a crew of workers to install permeable pavement right now. that would put a few people to work. that is the kind of thing we need to

exciting demonstration of some of the great environmental stewardship we are trying to introduce -- bio soil, a retention basins, irrigation -- that will be further developed as this project goes along, funded with the state grant. here are images of some of those kinds of things you could potentially see in this site. we are going to be working closely with community members to try to do the same kind of intense on the ground out reach we have been able to do with some of our past projects. this project -- it is a very long road getting here. i would like to thank everybody from the mayor's office of housing, mta staff that are here if you have questions about that portion, members from the mayor's office of housing, and john