i would like to add it has been a pretty good relationship with john updike and the team from related. i'm hoping that we will have a really great firehouse that will not only be able to help the citizens in the neighborhood to, but also bring us into the future. that firehouse should be replaced, and i think there's a great opportunity to see that come to fruition. >> thank you, tony. mr. wadey, anything you like to say on behalf of related? okay. why don't we open this up to public comment. other members of the public would like to speak on this item number 3? mr. wright? >> it sounds like a real good project, but it's just like the rest. the first speaker, s.f. viewer, please. the first speaker told me that they set the requirement medium at 60% of a.m.i., that's 48,000 $400 a year, said the lowest income that you accept to move in that apartment building complex, you have to make $48,400, that's 60% of a.m.i. that means everybody's income that is below that point cannot apply and be attendant in the building. this is a technique i have been demonstrating that is being used on ever

that was done by the cbd renewing steering committee and i believe john updike was leading a lot of those conversations and unfortunately he couldn't be here. >> he's my constituent. i know where he lives. [ laughter ] >> i am more than happy to continue dialogue with all participants in this conversation, to have an equitable solution on this. of course, it has to be done in accordance with the state constitution, specifically prop 2-18 and prop 26, which is very specific in terms of what we mean by benefits conferred and benefits received. >> say that again, mr. korgus. i apologize. >> no worries. i'm more than happy to continue these conversations, mediate, facilitate any steering committee, as well as property owners but any conversation needs to be in relation to prop 218 and prop 26. >> in relation to the timing of the cbd and civic center cbd refuel and expansion, what are our options? >> so the tenderloin cbd ballots were sent out last friday. the last will close on june 25th. as of right now, the civic center ballots have not been sent out. the projectorred closure date is july 1

deal is far from done and has not been analysed under ceqa, but i wanted to first of all thank john updike, our former head of real estate and came out of retirement to preside over this quite complex deal, and then i really want to thank the fire department and chief chief haze white an white and incoming chief nicholson who will be the chief here and a handful of days , as well as the fire commission and deputy chief -- chief rivera for working with real estate, and finally, i want to thank the successful bidder who we will be hearing a little bit about in the moments ahead, but i can't tell you how delighted i am that it appears that this is coming to fruition a decade or so later, and with that, the floor is yours. >> thank you, chair peskin, members of the committee. we can go to the laptop. very quickly, as the supervisor mentioned, we have been at this a while, and two prior resolutions were unanimously pr