so i would want to ask bob beck of tida to speak to any changes to that. we are assuming and working with the development agreement amount of the 35 million for operating support. >> director beck? >> the $35 million subsidy recommends the contract we've entered into with the developer. i don't think there are avenues to reopening that amount. although, in terms of the early -- very early years of the operation, the developer is looking at potentially directly funding a private ferry service to provide some early ferry service before the program would be in a position to fund a full weda type of ferry service. >> that would be available to anybody who paid for it? >> they're still exploring it, but i anticipate it would be available to island residents. >> got it. >> i think this is a very important and necessary step for us to take and again, i want to thank director cheng and everybody who was involved with this. thank you, rachel. and i think that ultimately, we have a lot more to talk about and so, we want to make sure that we're fully including as a pa

i want to appreciate tida director bob beck who's been a supporter and partner in coming up with some new options for what those transition housing benefits will be, and i think director beck is going to present on some of those. >> chair peskin: bob, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair peskin, members of the committee. bob beckwi with the treasure island development authority. supervisor haney did a good job of presenting the framework for the treasure island development network and so i'll go into a little more detail on that and talk about what we currently propose to -- the measures that are currently proposed to address the intention of the resolution. just as backdrop for our discussion, neither state or federal relocation law required the residents of the island to be provided with relocation benefits, but the board of supervisors and the mayor, when they endorsed the 2006 development plan for the island directed tida and the developer to come back with a proposal with plans to provide residents at the time of entitlement with transition housing benefits. and those are the

and bob beck from tida may have a suggestion here. >> well, because it seems to me that the option is sort of to say if anybody liveshe