alvarez and kyle, i forgot your last flame, for [tpha*-eufpl/], for name of for all of your assistance. i have heard a lot of concerns around displacement at those sites. so i don't know if you could len to this. >> supervisor, thank you, henry alvarez from the housing authority. i don't know much about marcus gardens. we don't manage those, but in hunters view the notion of right to return and we believe that is an important clarification that and distinction that needs to be made is simply if you are not evicted or being evicted, you will have the right to return. once the buildings are done and reoccupied they will no longer be under the housing authority's management. so the issue becomes simply a third party manager trying to manage those properties. different from what we do now, because they will be debt-laden. so the resources this they recover from rent will be used to pay their debt payment. and there will be substantial amounts of debt on those properties. whereas in our current public housing facilities, there is no debt that we have to pay. there is just the general mainte

questions from different groups of neighbors, advocates and on developers about the status of the ok [ta-eufpl/ctavia boulevard projects. i wanted to make sure we begin to publicly address the questions that the community has around the plans for the different parcels. the larger projects and the disposition of parcels o and p requires the involvement from several different agencies and in that work there are really three key areas that frequently come up from my office. * obviously transportation is one of those issues, and along with that i'm interested in hearing about both the rains for the affordable housing component and the expectations we can have around the timeline and community participation. i would also appreciate having some understanding of the possibility of temporary or interim, and i want to emphasize pop-up gardens, farms or other similar installations that will keep the site active until the groundbreaking. what i hope will become more clear in today's hearing is the direction we are going with both the market rate and affordable housing parcels, the size of the existing co