calvin welch was coming from [inaudible] and steve taker stepped in and he explained how funding can be done for this project. tndc is unable to come forward because of the threats from the developer and they have to give safe harbor and they stepped in for them. and natasha gave a little history of the church. there weth

calvin welch was coming from [inaudible] and steve taker stepped in and he explained how funding can be done for this project. tndc is unable to come forward because of the threats from the developer and they have to give safe harbor and they stepped in for them. and natasha gave a little history of the church. there were the first protestant church west of the rockies and it memped with another church. i was there at the end of the closing of our church. our congregation memped with park presidio and we fought to keep our building to continue the legacy in the community through a nonprofit program although they knew they couldn't continue as a congregation. we wanted to use the building for the community and put forth proposals. in the end they were voted down and went to the annual conference to sell. this was considered -- there wasn't a time there wasn't a developer who wanted to buy it and financially capable we heard. i heard about bethany and from reverend norman thong when i talked about this project and they actually had the ability to do it, but they were turned down, maybe

and if calvin welch is watching this, i would like to see the march meeting for what he can doo for kezar. is there funds for the track replacement? what can we do as an informational hearing for kezar stadium? it's a great facility. even old guys like me still run and do time-trials on that track, so i would like to see an informational hearing on that matter. the second item would be sometime in april or mayor, perhaps having an informational hearing on what we could do for high-needs districts. what was pretty telling on the controller's report was the southeast portion needs some love. so i think we should have an informational hearing. i know karen has done quite a bit of work on d-6, but we should broaden that discussion for what we do on high-needs issue. >> thank you, commissioner. i would sec that on the kezar issue and i think that it's going to cost more to wait longer and we ought to think about driving that home pretty soon. with that -- yes. >> is there any public comment on this item? you can comment. >> hi dennis moskovin, district 5 representative and native san francisco

was a weird mind culture on one hand, you have activists like fernando marty, james tracy and calvin welch on the other. [speaker not understood]. prop c lowers inclusionary housing, take resources away from the lowest income people and puts them towards the better off group of people. transfers resources particularly to the police department and the fire department which are already abundantly endowed. if the purpose is to extend a general subsidy to the middle class, then it's woefully underfunded. the only way it can be administered is with favoritism or, you know, the other word for favoritism is. it preserves a pattern of contra culture [speaker not understood] relationship between landlords and tenants, between banks and homeowners. there is nothing to do impact long term impact cost containment of housing so we're going to drill another nail into that. [speaker not understood] the last mayor's election [speaker not understood] brought more than a third of the vote and it's true we don't control the agenda, but ask governor gavin newsom we can sure as hell block. >> thank you. are th