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because being established i'm sure the neighborhoods service the retail will fit in it don't a lot of gingkos and provides $3 million no fees and the process for 3 years i last week the rust tone and having will green color offset that harkens to the mason buildings historically have the stucco around the bays it gives that craft i like the way that is being can you think i think they've done all the rights things i'm supportive. >> okay. if i could ask a couple of questions maybe to staff for - it is about the sidewalk use which is can cool and interesting rounded opportunity that the city property; correct? >> that's correct. >> i see activation with outside seating what happens to that situation as far as maintenance as far as being flax before a little bit of a tip of hat towards the arts commission or the public art opportunity. >> for that topics i defer to david winslow on our committee. >> what we're requiring. >> as you may know the 36 hundred square feet project because of the old cable car it is used for a parking lot we've had lots of discussions 60 percent ground floor and 15 hun

the city that can be used for the neighborhood for the fees and you know, i think it can only do gingkos lot of community outreach people have acknowledged 98 meetings and also the night lighting will help with safety they don't have now and probably be new retail the new retails provides local jobs and meet tends to discourage some of the criminal tests in the area even the opponents are saying their unhappy the other thing in keeping with the discussion we had earlier during the eir was people have asked for displacement analysis we have two of them that are delinquents been used in the mission district they apply to the tenderloin there is ted egan and about of them point out that the provision of market rate housing and low-cost neighborhoods lessens the displacement it make sense the demand that be there if you provide market rate housing to supply that demand less pressure think displacement in fact, the assembly study shows you that up to 50 percent less displacement of the market-rate housing built in low income areas the studies are>> i. out there and consistent with their prese