interested in subordinating their loans are getting more information, the key contact person is brian chu in the redevelopment division. he will refer the person to the right person on our single- family staff. we are trying to blend the agency single-family program with ours. brian is the gate keeper in getting home buyers to the right person. if it is a question related to the program, they might go to another person. >> supervisor avalos. >> thank you. question. that is around workforce development. the agency has funded a lot of work force development. wondering what will happen with the work force development functions that we have had in the past under our obligations. are we able to continue with those efforts? >> we are still able to continue with the job placement. whether it is with the cbo's or young community developers. if it is on the schedule, placement for construction in city ballet, or construction in hunter's view, we can continue those activities. the city office of economic and work force deployment has a similar program. job readiness services. the redevelopment agen

supervisor chu: brian strong for this item. >> good afternoon, committee members.strong from the city planners office. thank you for letting me give you a quick update on the capital plan. as many of you know, this is the first year that we switched

supervisor chu: brian strong for this item. >> good afternoon, committee members.strong from the city planners office. thank you for letting me give you a quick update on the capital plan. as many of you know, this is the first year that we switched to a two-year capital plan. this year, we really had discussions about trying to only focus on changes that were significant. those are what we have been discussing on the capital planning committee. that is what i will review with you today. in the capital planning committee, let me see here. i won't focus on that, but i wanted to remind people of some of the accomplishments we have had over the past 10 years and especially over the past year. it is definitely two or three years' worth of work that we have been able to maintain and improve our condition to move toward a more permanent funding source in the future. if we started work on the veterans building, one of the more vulnerable buildings that houses critical programs and various gangs. that work is underway, it is -- we have a constructedfour bran -- constructed

brian tuvera. the police officers association has worked with carmen chu's office, the recreation and park department operations staff and capital division staff, and the community, to honor the officer. today, supervisor chu is with us come as is the officer spearheading the effort, and some members of the police officers association who knew bryan. the specific wording and design of the plaque is in my packet, as is the same location. -- site location. this is a picture of the terrible police station located directly across the street from mccoppin square. that is where bryan was stationed. this x marks the location where the plaque has requested to be installed. i would like to give the opportunity, if this is the appropriate time, for members from the police officers association and for supervisor chu to speak on behalf of this item. commissioner buell: please. >> is there any public comment on this? commissioner buell: i think we will invite supervisor chu. welcome. >> thank you, president, commissioners. i want to thank you for considering this item. i am here to speak in support of this moral.

chu's presentation is going to be. thank you. i appreciated. brian, we are going to call you up a little bit later. so let me talk about the flow of the hearing, and i have a lot of speaker cards as well from chair mar. so these are three hearings that are being called together. the one with the assessor and the report we just heard. this one was on strategy is that the city might be able to employ around preventing foreclosures in san francisco. we also have a hearing on the resolution, kind of lumping them all together, so first off, i want to thank you for the report and also for the work from supervisor campos on the other hearing that we just heard, and a reminder about san francisco. we have seen about 6000 families that have suffered foreclosures in the city, and we know that that number of families that are being affected is rising. as i mentioned before, my house has been one of the households that suffered from not a foreclosure but from difficulty with mortgages. we bought our house. my wife and i. she is a teacher. we bought our house and