ilene. i can't tell you how honored we are to be involved. this is 24 beds for lgbt homeless difficulties targeted for those who have been under targeted. i want to make sure i recognize mr. sanchez who did a aspire job. mr. sanchez was able to move this to your calendar in 3 months. i want to give a brief overview of the project. we've got 57 business of male adult shelter. we're adding within the same building 24 beds targeted for lgbt folks. the hours are from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and dole's of the street arthur services about talk about the operations so you'll get a better feel. first floor fro the land as you standpoint there are no conflicts with the existing uses because we've got a childcare and a church use that occur during the day and we've got a building this houses a union office and a child service facility as well as the church. those uses don't conflict with very limited conflict. the other issue is significant is the site is set back from the street and also from the rear. you've got a large site almost 24 feet and people

obviously supervisors wiener, kim, and chiu and their various aides who put a ton of time into this, ilene warren from the city attorney's office, we heard of her heroism on this effort. also there are a number of people at the planning department who have really thrown themselves into this. i'm going to start with laura because she's gone above and beyond. also tanya shiner, andrea contrayer as, noni [speaker not understood], chris kern who are all in environmental planning, mike wynn and elton chin in our information technology group, and jonas has been a very helpful advisor and really greased things to make things happen and let us make changes. so, thank you very much. i'm happy to take any questions or comments, and then i'll be able to open up to public comment. >> i'll take public comment first and maybe there are some questions. >> okay. >> thank you. >> i have no speaker cards. >> okay, opening it up for public comment if there's any on this item. >>> sue hester, i had a hard time reading that screen. there are community plan exemptions. and every time this commission adopts an a

it has to do with standing up for small business owners like ilene marison. it's about standing up for middle-class families who aren't asking government for a hand up. they're just asking that government stop holding them down. we are a country that looks to build a brighter future for our people. we are a country who looks to help and lift up people. this is -- this is what america is all about. it's about giving voice to millions of americans, those middle-class families who are feeling left behind, who would rather have the federal government focusing on ways to create jobs so that they can bring home a decent paycheck. let me be perfectly clear, i have no intention of standing down in this fight. it's why i was sent here. it's what nebraskans expect from me. and it's the only way -- it is the only way that we will ever be able to turn our economy around and build that brighter future for all americans. thank you, mr. president. a senator: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from kansas. more than more -- mr. moran: i come here with no notes