lelet's open this up to public comment. seeing none, public comment is now closed. colleagues, any questions or comments, besides everyone wants that in their neighborhood, too. i hope while i'm on the budget committee, i will be able to approve a contract like this for my district. i would like to move this to the board with a positive recommendation. >> excuse me, madam chair. the b.l.a. has a recommendation. >> chairwoman: right. so i would like to make a motion to approve the recommendations from the b.l.a., and if we can pass that without objection. thank you very much. and move this item to the board with a positive recommendation as amended. madam clerk, can you please call item number four. >> resolution to declare the city (indescernable) to permit the issuance of residential revenue bonds, amount not to exceed 4 47.10 million, [inaudible] >> i'm the senior mamp with thmanagercommunity and -- e rehabilitation of frederick douglas haines units. an affordable housing complex located in the western addition. the purpose of the resolution is to approve the hear

. >> lelet's tat's talk about wha right thing to do. do you think kids should vape?you market to them? >> the industry does not actually market to youth. you can give examples. the fact is there have been mistakes by people trying to market to adult millennials. that does not justify moving every flavor from the market when we know from the yale school of public health halt, the national bureau of economic research, other institutions have said banning flavors will increase smoking. that's the last thing we want to do. >> when we are talking about smoking, you are talking about choices neither -- but to say one is good is not really what it's about. it's how harmful, less harmful is not the same as good. when you say -- >> if you -- >> one step at a time, greg. if you are an adult smoker it's not as bad as tobacco and it's not burning and 7,000 chemicals in it. you wouldn't argue that vaping is better than not vaping, right? >> no. but that's not the choice. >> of course it is. >> that most smokers face. 50% of smokers are on the trajectory to smoke until it's too la