dr. browner, mr. farar, judy lee, others from cpmc and our staff from so many definite departments for being here so long -- different departments for being here so long and the public comment from so many different perspectives in the city. he also wanted to remind us from what mr. kenrich the process is to continue this hearing so that on monday, june 25, we'll address health care on monday, july 9, housing, transportation, and public realm/health service systems/controller and budget analyst report. and then monday, july 16, wrapping up with additional comments. and then it goes -- the appeal will be heard at the full board on tuesday, july 17, with the first reading of the items and then tuesday, july 24, the second reading. so there's a number of other times for people to testify. and today's discussion was on job creation and retention. i also just wanted to say that because of the appeals on july 17, that at this time, we won't be taking action at this committee hearing or the other ones and th

dr. browner that i do think that a project, a health care project like this, of its scope, is a great benefit for the city to modernize and to make it more seismically safe for everyone. but i know that there are a lot of other questions that have been raised. not only on the jobs front but in many other areas today by many -- from the community and different workers and labor unions as well. so i'm looking for opportunities to improve the community benefits and to minimize the impacts on neighborhoods from transit as we move forward to that part of the hearing. i also wanted to say that a number of speakers brought up the different other models of how center health has operated in other jurisdictions. and i'm going to look forward to looking at those models and how they impacted health care in those areas. i definitely want to see cpmc, sutter, but also other institutions be good neighbors that provide high quality jobs that are permanent and also abide by the first source hiring and if possible, local hiring policies of the city. so to be good neighbors, and providing those kinds of benefit