opportunity to comment on the legislation and per say a reopening of the legislation >> good afternoon emry rogersrom the staff that was put in the the understand the department is engaging in a study of the units and we look at financial faesht and the affordability of citywide we'll have that implemented and by having this in the castro we'll understand the affordability and if will someone can look at our report and the test area the legislation can go forward as appropriate. >> what was you know, i really appreciate the thoughtfulness was there any other thinking on if the middle income bracket range if the rental if the price i'm sorry were above the 8 hundred and 20 percent a m i any further thought that was directed in the memo. >> not specifically but we'll have an economic consultant as well as architects to do the cost testing and performs for the different types we'll get more information and as a general rile our department likes to get the cost recovery and in this case it's an untested yesterday we want to get more information. >> thank you. >> just some commits i thought that legisl

well, that's - >> i'm sorry emry rogers there's a draft motion in our report it's exhibit a. it basically says our adapting it as drafted if you want to make any changes you have to specific those in your motion >> that's my motion. >> no second. >> commissioner sugaya. >> yes. a couple of questions and comments. to the first of staff mr. star in terms of the map we have with the existing zones and the expansion go potential quite a bit of the yellow does illustrate i think commissioner moore concern and some others with respect to opening it up to zones which are then on the east side. can you produce another map i don't know if we're going to adapt something today or continue it or what but could you also produce a map that would show the expanded green zones if we reduce the distances to 6 hundred feet? because i assume some of that is illustrated more to the west side of town and poebl into north beach >> so the maps are reducing the zoning. >> i know it does both i'm assuming is it to reduce the buffer. >> the answer. >>yes. you can kind of tell on the map where it's exp