worked with the working group which was designated and from the market octavia and dan murphy and fernando ortiz and two of them are here for public comment and i am hear for any questions if you guys would like. thank you. president miguel: thank you. i only have one card on public comment. >> good afternoon. i am on the land use committee and i earlier committed a request for continue continuance on this item and was told i could not do it at the time. this letter is from cfsn and this is mainly because we're thinking that a citywide-type of policy and since it seems to address or mention cac's a number of times and there are many areas and most areas don't have a cac, so we're concerned that the neighborhood input has not been asked for. so this letter goes on to state, dear president miguel and commissioners, the coalition of responsible neighborhoods requests the planning commission for a continuance on this matter because of inadequate kovj and the coalition of neighborhoods and organization have over 40 neighborhood associations and was not contacted for their input. the policies and proc

the committee and the working group level along with levitt and dan murphy who had to leave and fernando ortiz from the eastern neighborhood. we spent a lot of detailed time on this and overall it is a good policy and will be an experiment to see how it works and we went through self-iterations and you could only quibble over words and how well it will work and these are any own personal positions on the whole topic of in kind improvements and i was talking with dan murphy earlier and how that was baked into the eastern neighborhoods and market octavia and we were never talking about privately delivered in-kind improvement and the delivery system wasn't talked about much at all and the whole notion that private development should be contributing to public amenities that really complement the impact of new growth. and so it was a lot of debate about what the sensitivity was and the role of the advisory committee and talking about how it happened and a presumption that it would be happening through the public sector. this is a very new conversation and with the private sector and i have to chair