questions about erap.e grateful for $4 million and changes made to the funds but want to make clear that, there is a budget issue this current fiscal year for many providers that is ending in 20-the current fiscal year ending in 25 days and that 4 million dr. and those changes don't go in place until july 1 next fiscal year. there are meetings proposed to be happening with current providers. those meetings haven't happened yet so it is important as we get really close to the end of the fiscal year some providers have deficit they don't know how to reach and the meetings happen urgently. thank you. >> thank you. >> no callers in the queue. >> okay. >> i got a video. [indiscernible] i am trying to-should i use my own computer? >> not sure what is happening. >> he wants to play a video. >> okay. play a video? how long is the video, sir? >> i think two minutes. >> okay. that will be the time for your public comment just to let you know. you have 1 minute after that. three minutes for public comment. if we can

now or purple erap, sir. you know. it lets you know how clean the areas south side. she says yiu have to pay attention to que it air ity inx number. >> most people i start to worry around one 50, but people who are sensitive so lung conditions were children or pregnant i worry a kind of 100 or higher, but i would say even when it gets in the 5200 range, some people can feel so where they feel like it's more difficult to breathe, a mace or getting caught for through the rotation eye irritation. so i think those are there so it's it's a little bit of a sliding scale. but in particular, when 50 or above regular people >> when the air is bad, doctor christensen recommends staying inside with the windows closed and using an air filter that is right for the size room. it's it. talking about the weather such a facr in all this. yeah, laurence, most notably area so far, so good right now. but well, i can't let your guard down. i mean, this is a dangerous fire conditions outside. right now, the winds have not ramped up like the models are forecasting. that is great news so fa

let's say, maybe 25 million or so, depending on an ongoing work order from, hsh, which supports our erap program. and our right to counsel and some of our other tenant counseling programs, we have, i want to say, about 5.7 million or so that we use from our community development block grant programs, and then the, the overall housing trust fund portion is about 10 to 12 million from the housing trust fund. if you look at it in the reverse order, in terms of the dollars that we know that we don't have, which might be another way of looking at it, is that we anticipate, probably $12 million less. so that includes both the 5.8 million reduction, in this round of, of budget reductions that, mr. mccloskey mentioned, along with about the same amount of $5.8 million of one time solutions that we had for this year, which will be, expiring in that next year. so so the total amount of change is about 12 million, i would say, in terms of the amount less that we that we would have, for that upcoming rfp. and so basically it's roughly about $75 million for the next five fiscal years total. that's ass

referring to going forward, that's that's we're into exclusively oko funding for the that's explicitly for erap. yes. that's thank you. appreciate that, on on, on on a positive note, this is not a question, but i do want to say it's great to see a new revenue source in the vacancy tax. so thank you, colleagues who were on board for the vacancy tax. and to voters because it's, you know, in a in a very difficult budget environment, it's good to see that $20 million estimate. and may we all hope that the lawsuit against it is unsuccessful so that we can rely on those funds funding, rental subsidies for seniors and funding acquisition of empty homes. and with the uncertainty, i think we know that in some ways, if that tax is successful, we won't be collecting that much because all these empty homes will be filled. so you win either way with with prop-m, but but i did want on a on that's on the positive note, i do want to ask you and i, i can't tell you how much i hope i, in the future, do not have to come each year to budget committee for this conversation. but we are here and it is, that time of y

let's say, maybe 25 million or so, depending on an ongoing work order from, hsh, which supports our erapgram. and our right to counsel and some of our other tenant counseling programs, we have, i want to say, about 5.7 million or so that we use from our community development block grant programs, and then the, the overall housing trust fund portion is about 10 to 12 million from the housing trust fund. if you look at it in the reverse order, in terms of the dollars that we know that we don't have, which might be another way of looking at it, is that we anticipate, probably $12 million less. so that includes both the 5.8 million reduction, in this round of, of budget reductions that, mr. mccloskey mentioned, along with about the same amount of $5.8 million of one time solutions that we had for this year, which will be, expiring in that next year. so so the total amount of change is about 12 million, i would say, in terms of the amount less that we that we would have, for that upcoming rfp. and so basically it's roughly about $75 million for the next five fiscal years total. that's assumin