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the next order of business is 5e.e) authorizing a 75-year air rights lease with t8 housing partners, l.pa california limited partnership, for the construction of an 80 unit (including one manager's unit) very low-income affordable family rental housing development at transbay block 8 (250 fremont street), and adopting findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act; transbay redevelopment project area (discussion and action) (resolution no. 15 - 2016) mdm. director? >>commissioners as you've heard this is an air rights lease for transbay block 8 before they start construction this summer. you heard that in our previous presentation.- mr. sommer will provide a little bit of information on this presentation and will discuss it further with you. >>good afternoon commissioners. and i apologize because you will hear some of the same information heard what trans bay 7 but i will keep this presentation as lively as possible.. >>good afternoon: commissioners and director bohee, i am here to discuss trans bay blockade affordable housing that is available for very low income families

the next order of business is 5e.e) authorizing a 75-year air rights lease with t8 housing partners, l.p, a california limited partnership, for the construction of an 80 unit (including one manager's unit) very low-income affordable family rental housing development at transbay block 8 (250 fremont street), and adopting findings pursuant to the california environmental quality act; transbay redevelopment project area (discussion and action) (resolution no. 15 - 2016) mdm. director? >>commissioners as you've heard this is an air rights lease for transbay block 8 before they start construction this summer. you heard that in our previous presentation.- mr. sommer will provide a little bit of information on this presentation and will discuss it further with you. >>good afternoon commissioners. and i apologize because you will hear some of the same information heard what trans bay 7 but i will keep this presentation as lively as possible.. >>good afternoon: commissioners and director bohee, i am here to discuss trans bay blockade affordable housing that is available for very low income famili

if i vote this time, it'll probably be for governor johnson if he gets the the l.p. nomination again. >> host: gary johnson referring to. go ahead and respond. >> guest: i think andrew makes a very good point about young adults. their liberalism is most evident on social and cultural and diversity issues along the lines of those that he described. classic economic issues, big government versus small government, you see much less of an age skew. so you're absolutely righting in pointing that out. and that, i think that does leave a lot of young adults cross-pressured. but at least, at least given the voting behavior of millennials that we've been able to track down for a decade or so because the oldest of them have been in the electorate for a decade, when they weigh it and put theic thumbs on the scale, they haveve tended to come down very heavily on the democratic side. we've never seen as big d democratic an age cohort inth modern history as this one.xa and i think a lot of it has to do with exactly the lifestyle and the lives and the identities you describe. this