>> good afternoon, supervisors my name is james tracy and i work at the community housing partnership and my boss covered most of my points and i will just hit on a few and i am proud to work at a place that has a 98.5 retention rate and we are not the fredy crugarof evictions and in subsidized housing. and for many years before, i worked for affordable housing volunteering and doing eviction defense and working with edc and you know, we have seen, and we have seen what could happen. but why does chp has a 98.5 percent retention rate? it is not because we just failed to evict. right? it is not because we just looked the other way, when around the behaviors because there are services and in our buildings, and that can, that can support the people, when they are, when they are experiencing things in their lives that would get them evicted from other housing providers, and it is a very, very important, as over the 23 years that i have been in the community and i have seen the people go from homelessness to many, many different housing providers and it is, and it is a very, very important

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