lydia ely. i'm a project manager at the mayor's office of housing. i wanted to just touch on one issue brought up a number of times, which is the financing piece. so when we issued the nofa in 2009, we were already realizing we were going to be suffering some pretty hard hits in our budget. so we established some points, because these are competitive applications for funds. we established points for project that's could bring other resources to the table and take the burden off the city to fund the lion's share of the project. so in the case of this flooge you're considering today, c.h.p. presented us with a project that would end up costing the city zero dollars at the end of the day. they had put together a financing package that included private equity in the form of a tax credit program. dollars from the affordable housing program, which is part of the banking, federal home loan bank. and funds from the state. the state had a short list program that's now been spent down for housing for transition-age youth. so while we could admit this is an exp