dunlop? >> director dunlop: thank you so much. you've been here a lot. you've been working really hard. i appreciate that. i apologize for being late. living on treasure island, there is always something unique that's happening. today when i walked out of my door, there was a wounded duck. i cannot leave it. i had to take it to animal care and control. they're so good. a word in for them. talking to my neighbors about this, no amount of explanation i can give them that makes them feel happy about it. like, it will be five years down the line. i don't care. i live here. we've been paying rent with the promise of this great, fabulous, new place. and it turns out, they're beginning to think it's a great, fabulous, new place that they won't be able to afford. and i think that's the real issue behind the residents there. that somehow it has to be affordable. and you have to look at our current costs and figure that into your pricing schedule. it really won't be a whole lot of people, i don't believe, that are compared to the amount of future residents on the

. >> director dunlop: thank you. i really appreciate the time, effort. it's incredible to see how it's come from three, four years ago to today, which of course, it's a long process. i'm appreciative of coming here and hearing people say, well, you know, you should have put that there. it's really great that we are listening to the public and it's a process that really starts with the public and moves up and i'm very grateful about that. and this isn't a complaint or anything, but first, the street-naming thing, which i'm sure drives everybody crazy, because there are so many people, great people, in san francisco. we've wouldn't be able to have enough streets to name. one really unique thing about treasure island and living on treasure island is a number of different communities there. it's the people that are there from many, many different communities throughout the world. and so i -- it would be nice if some thought -- and i'm sure it has, but be put into that, too, into naming and, therefore, making a place for the different communities that are on

commissioner dunlop? >> has there ever been a discussion about some sort of very small citywide tax, because the benefit does go to the whole city to support the viability of treasure island? obviously, it would have to go to the voters, but we wouldn't be asking a whole lot, i don't think -- i haven't done the numbers, but just something to have the whole public and the whole city supporting the treasure island development, which will be a great plus for san francisco? >> yeah. i -- i'm not aware in my time of a conversation about that. you know, as part of the -- the development of treasure island and -- and the pledge of tax increment that has been made to reimbursing some of the public infrastructure investment that flows from the program, you know, the analyst has always been to insure that there's an -- a net positive contribution to the city from the development program, and so i think to the extent that there was a conversation of a commitment of citywide revenues to subsidize this, that it would

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commissioner dunlop? >> yes, thank you for that. i was wondering, do we have any potential numbers of who is what is where? do you have -- >> yeah. i've presented some of those demographics previously, but i can come back and present again. i believe that in terms of out of our 203 pre-d.d.a. -- pre-d.d.a. and mixed households, that we have 44 households that potentially would qualify for -- to be able to purchase an affordable unit. again, that's based on the income that they've reported, they would still need to go through the certification process to verify that. we have -- now i'm going to be very rough in my numbers. the 44 was the number that was stuck in my head. but i think we have roughly 35 households that did not indicate what their income level was, and roughly an additional 35 that -- that reported that their income was over 125% of a.m.i. so if you assume that those who didn't report their income are also over 120% of a.m.i., that means roughly a third of the existing households are probably in a position that they'll

. >> good morning to all of you in the audience and commissioner lai, dunlop. this time the commission of