>> let me doublecheck with bob beck. we are targeting later part of 2021. i would want to check with bob when the first affordable housing units are available. >> it shouldn't begin with first affordable housing project but with the market rate development. >> the first market rate development which will include 14 affordable units is slated to come on line late 2021 as eric described. the first 100% affordable building will be completed in 2022. >> that will be after the first market rate development? >> yes. >> also, members of the public brought up on you much advance notice they got for the outreach notice. it was acknowledged the timma agency did outreach on the island. there is contention about the advance notice they got. can you talk about the timeline? >> yes, a bit every -- refresher from the meetings. we heard you loud and clear in making sure we get advance notice out in that regard. >> i think based on the public comment we are going to have to do more outreach with more advance notice. i think for the residents and small business owners here to

bob beck is here, executive director for tida, he may be able to help me in that regard. >> supervisor kim: director beck, if you would like to respond to the question. >> we have 625 residential households on the island. >> supervisor stefani: did you study if you could exempt treasure island residents and businesses? >> in perpetuity? >> supervisor stefani: yes. that's a study that we'll continue to look at. at the direction of the timma committee, we're to look at that and come back. >> supervisor stefani: the transportation you seek to provide because of the toll, were there any questions asked of the families that live on the island if they would be able to use that transportation to get their families back and forth? a lot of times, the transportation is there and not convenient for families. >> understood. we held public meetings. we had surveys. we got a better understanding of travel patterns. we probably have to drill deeper down in terms of call it school trips in that regard. when we continue to do our further analysis, we'll do that. >> supervisor stefani: we always talk a

i also want to recognize bob beck who is the director of the treasure island developing authority. at this time, we have a presentation from the transportation authority on the new treasure island transit pass to a policy affordability program. >> , using -- there we go. this is on, right? on the principal transportation planner. i want to present to you on a proposed toll policies along with the proposed affordability program and transit pass concept for treasure island. treasure island, as you know, is growing significantly into san francisco's newest neighborhood. from 600 households today, to 800 households in the future. a significant growth, and along with that growth, from the very beginning of planning for treasure island when the city decided to undertake this about 20 years ago now, transportation was the key challenge. several challenges, but one key challenge identified. those challenges include treasure island. it is only accessible by road off of the currently congested oakland bay bridge. there needs to be other alternatives to getting on and off the island to suppor