. >> deputy city attorney, cheryl adams. i think it is reasonable to discuss alternatives within the scope of said the proposal. supervisor campos: ok, go ahead. >> i appreciate your comments. you're right, the devil is in the details. we're working hard to put something on paper. supervisor farrell asked me to speak about this broadly. the mayor is of mind that in order to provide help taxes, which is the ultimate goal, you could use and the like this, make deposits into hra's . vocable -- make them. vocable. during the 18 months, an eerie vocable expense. the office of labor enforcement would conduct a series of interviews with employees and a service to its employees to understand what they think their benefits are, why they are or are not accepting the benefits. similarly, the labor enforcement would change its survey that it sent to all employers, to ask a number of questions. a few use an

also, and, again, cheryl adams is our city attorney. she has advised us that eight used appeal has been filed against this. today's hearing is not about the merits of the project. -- she has advised us that a u.s. appeal -- a use appeal has been filed. we all have to keep an open mind until we have seen input from the conditional use hearing, which will be held before the full board. today is about a special use district, a piece of zoning legislation that could accommodate the proposed project. the hearing is about not whether the proposed project and design is or is not a good thing. we should proceed with this hearing with those limitations in mind, and thanks to the city attorney's office for that advice. so with that, colleagues, i would like to call up -- we have a number of people who are going to present for about 15 to 20 minutes. i just want to call up ann marie rogers from the planning department. >> i am also joined by the planning department. as chairman mar said, this is just this for the transitional, foster care, and get