from california nursing association. i'm also here from the coalition san franciscans and speaking in support of the amendment. that we've brought to you around the co- lateral agreement. we excited about the improvements and the community benefits that have been negotiated our result of community involvements is the benefit from this. so, you know, that is the spirit in which we believe this is an important agreement to have because we as a coalition bring a high he level of expertise and the city brings a level but not the same as being for example, a front line nurse. and the dp had is an excellent unit. you know, there not the relationships and the tenderloin with clinics there to make sure that the 15 hundred lives in the tenderloin receive those services and how are those connections going to be challenged and those lives have access to the services not only at st. luke's but cathedral hill. we want community input and it's an important part of planning, you know, and that's not just about getting a report but bein

. >>> hi, good afternoon, [speaker not understood], california nurses association. and the coalition for housing health care, jobs, and justice. ~ ciavo we very much support the project going forward. we very much appreciate the work that's gone into it, both -- you know, supervisor chiu, campos and farrell, lou girardo and his skilled mediation. you know, and very much mike cahill and sutter for their collaborative process in this last kind of round of negotiations, around monitoring and enforcement concerns that we had, too. and, you know, i just want to clear up i think a misunderstanding that came from, you know, from the concerns that the coalition had expressed around monitoring and enforcement. we were not looking for opportunities to litigate or have more public hearing or, you know, delay the process or anything like that. we legitimately have brought to the table expertise that has informed the development agreement and where it is today and we think that we can continue to provide that expertise to help any changes or amendments that need to happen in the

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