kate connor, planning department staff. you have before you an ordinance sponsored by supervisor peskin and supervisor safai to reduce the inclusionary housing rates as well as impact fees for projects of a certain size during certain time periods. today we are joined by supervisor peskin ted conrad from the mayor's office of economic and workforce development and ted egan from the comptroller's office. before i begin my present in each of our guests have some opening remarks and the proposed about the proposed ordinance. and ted egan will provide a summary of the findings from the technical advisory committee or the tac after that, then i will start with my presentation with that. i think we'll start with ted conrad. good idea. yeah yeah. good afternoon, commissioners. ted conrad from the office of economic and workforce development. thanks very much for having us. um, i will leave the discussion of the details of the proposal to the planning department staff here today, but just wanted to come and help provide a little bi

supervisor dorsey, kate connor. with the planning department. so at this moment right now, we have been issued a notice of violation from the state. it is impossible to kind of predict exactly what the state is going to do next of course, but they could refer to the attorney general, the attorney general, if they want to get involved, they could hcd could also control act, also get contract attorneys. they could file a suit against the city. there are fines that could be levied up to $10,000 a day and it is always important to remember that decertification of the housing element is definitely within hcd purview. can you tell me, are you aware of the or do you have any insight into what the status of their investigation into san francisco's? i know it's ongoing. we can definitely look into it though, and i can i'll happily get back to you. okay. is part of that the in addition to the process that planning goes through, my understanding of that, if i'm not mistaken, is there's also they're looking at some of the political process that plays out to

supervisor dorsey, kate connor. with the planning department. so at this moment right now, we have been issued a notice of violation from the state. it is impossible to kind of predict exactly what the state is going to do next of course, but they could refer to the attorney general, the attorney general, if they want to get involved, they could hcd could also control act, also get contract attorneys. they could file a suit against the city. there are fines that could be levied up to $10,000 a day and it is always important to remember that decertification of the housing element is definitely within hcd purview. can you tell me, are you aware of the or do you have any insight into what the status of their investigation into san francisco's? i know it's ongoing. we can definitely look into it though, and i can i'll happily get back to you. okay. is part of that the in addition to the process that planning goes through, my understanding of that, if i'm not mistaken, is there's also they're looking at some of the political process that plays out to