i'm jack gardner, president of the john stewart company, co-developer with the booker t. washington community center of the affordable housing component of the probably before you this afternoon. the john stewart company is a statewide developer and manager of mixed income and affordable housing. we've been in business 33 years and currently manage over 33,000 units of mixed income housing throughout california. we will serve as the management agent for the affordable housing units upon their completion. as the largest manager of affordable housing in california, j.s. company is dedicated to the creation and preservation of affordable housing. every day we see the enormous need for safe, affordable housing for vulnerable populations such as transition aged youth. j.s. has managed several such properties around the state including weldon place in san francisco's tenderloin district, that includes 27 units for young adults aging out of foster care. in addition dour doctor during our 33 years of operation we have developed over 3,000 units of affordable housing through const

and he said to john stewart, hey, when we promised change you can believe in, we didn't mean change in 18 months. we meant change you can work for. he's a pragmatist. chris: can he cruise down the channel with his base? >> probably just enough. i go back to eileen, she's right, the management role of the presidency has overwhelmed the rhetorical and the vix airy because the plgment problems each eye -- day are just intelligence reports coming in, you know, some cabinet officer is unhappy. some personnel. change needs to be made and so forth. it can be debilitating if you don't find a way to delegate and get on cruising speed through it. you can't sit there and say oh, my god, you know, i have to get a new secretary of defense and, you know, wreck yourself in the -- and the whole administration figuring out who to do -- you just need to decide and move on the chris: john, he's been a solo act the first two years. is he going to be more of a team effort? >> i reported a few weeks that a very high-ranking democrat said he had talked to all the members of the cabinet and many of them had n

as jack gardner from the john stewart company said, if you reduce this at all it has tremendous impacts both on the development costs but more importantly on the operating costs over time. if you reduce it i think you also affect the design as a previous speaker showed. you go to a blocky building without the setbacks and for humanitarian reasons because you would serve nine fui -- fewer of some of the most vulnerable youth in the estimate i drove by the site the other day just to remind myself -- i've been there many times -- but it's very clear that this is not a small, little, narrow residential street. it's on a major boulevard. the buildings on both sides alon presidio are very large. across the street is the muni bus yard. but i think this design and i don't foe if -- know if you can get it on the overhead for a second, this is what i think is the most telling picture. can this go on? right here is the current proposal. this is what the former proposal looked like. someone earlier mentioned, one of the opponents, the need for a reasonable alternative. that's the original design. i

even john stewart in the daily show made fun there are straight families moving to the castro complainingut the sex shops with dildos in the window. it was called. there goes the gabor hood. there is truth to that. its sad that the the castro is losing its character. >> once every 3-4 years the issue of sex toys in windows has a flair up and dies down. i don't think that that is an on going problem. i have a daughter and she's a real fast learner, started her terrible 2's a 15 months. down the road we will be walking downcast row and i will have displays to explain to her. i'm cool. if you have to explain hate red and war, the stores like rock hard and phantom will be a piece of cake. >> as we see the changing neighborhood no longer an irish working class neighborhood. some would argue its less queer, if you will than this has been. there is an intent desire on the part of in particularly the lgbt community in the castro to maintain something like a store display that honors and acknowledges queer culture because its a way of saying this is our space we got to take a stand somewhere. we a

my name is john stewart, and i'm here to support the treasure island project enthusiastically. our company became involved in 1999 at treasure island when it was empty. we entered into a leasehold agreement at the time and invested $10 million in the moderate rehab of the navy units at that time. the youth -- the use is interim, not permanent. we now have approximately 1,000 residents that are still on our lease out there. treasure eeled has a particular fond spot in my heart, because would like to see its reincarnation in a positive way. i'm dating myself, so don't do any mental arithmetic. we have been working with a firm for many years now and they've been transparent, very direct, very thorough, very professional in the transition plan. and in the course of that involvement, as we segue from our interim lease, which originally had 650 residents, now has 400 and some odd leases. we've looked at their plan fairly carefully, and i have three comments. one pertains to the use of public transportation. so we have, i would offer, some empirical data on who uses public transportat

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