if john kevlon is your attorney, then you're clearly resourced. i'm happy to continue the conversation, but won't be including unentitled projects in this ordinance as-is, but again, i encourage you to reach out. i need to be convinced you can't do the current obligation as required by section 415. >> supervisor tang: okay. so, colleagues, now we had kind of, i guess, two versions in front of us. do we have a motion to make amendment? >> supervisor kim: i'll motion to amend and can read that into the record to make it clear. this was the amendment we asked the city attorney to draft last monday. on page 64-a, in the event the project has not been approved, which shall mean approval following administrative board, the project shall comply with affordable housing requirements set forth in section 414.5.6.6 as applicable in the event of litigation seeking to invalidate the city approval for such process for the duration of litigation. for example, if there is litigation, of course, we would extend your date. b, in the event the project has been appro

john kevlon on behalf of all three projects, we represent all three. i'm not going to sit here today and say i have a pro forma that this is the make or break between any of these projects. it's just fairness in terms of these projects were planned to go to commission over the next few months. through no fault of their own, they've been diligent, working on this, in particular 262 7th, we've been ready to go about a year now and have been going in circles with design review with staff, not to throw anybody under the bus, but we've been really pushing that one forward and that one also is a smaller developer. again, i don't have a pro forma, i'm not going to pretend and tell you this is a make or break, but it is a significant impact. >> through the chair, if i could ask a follow-up question to the planning department. sounds like what you said is based on the timeline of these, there's been significant review or other reasons through the planning department and sounds like you just said that you're on the docket to go in front of the planning commissio