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and on page 18 of our report, in table 1, we include the key provisions much th of the groun, includingthat the city could receive up to $1,835,000 per year in residual rent. it was equal to annual rent minus base rent or $1,835,000, that's $1,850,000 minus the $15,000 in base rent. and it could be paid from surplus cash, should surplus cash be available from the tenant after payment of our operating expenses the city may receive that residual rent. but the department do not expect to receive that residual rent as a result of serving house holding at 60% below the median income and the debt repayment obligations associated with the housing. and we do note that under policy considerations on page 19 of our report that administrative code 23.3 requires a third-party appraisal for transactions over $10,000 and exceeding $220,000. and -- $200,000. and the review must occur no more than min nine months priord the appraisal was in june 2015 and as the department has acknowledged or three years prior to the date of the legislation. so we do actually recommend that the board approve the resolut

as part of that outreach effort on the groun listed putting a hotline number on u.s. embassies' web sites, other outreach like posting notices, advertisements and billboards, a lot of peoplwill find it hard to believe that it's come to thisfhat in order tr a parent to know they can get their child back, they have to drive the right billboard at the right time? w is that it's come to? >> yeah, you're absolutely tright. i means is a rough situation. we're hoping that we'll find the parents with other means -- phone numbers, addresses -- but we don't want to take any chances, so we are going to as the government to do everything possible, including billboards, psas, a hotline number. but you're absolutely right, i'm not going to sugar coat it, this is a bad situation. ce we reunite all these children, the truth is it's not over for these children because atized for theaum rest of their lives. one family i dealt with, the four-year-old child is back with his mother after months of separation, but for a whie he was continuously asking his mother, are they going to come and