. >> good afternoon, madam chair tang, supervisors kim, safai, and peskin. my name is henry kanilowicz. i'm the president of the san francisco district of mer kmants associations. i got your names right, right? thank you, supervisor. it is a really fabulous thing that the giants are doing. not just building a place for housing, for shopping, but scm village, and a vehicle tack lar project it is. here they are, and as she just said a second ago, 40% affordable housing, however do we get that? i commend the giants for what they do for this city, and what they're doing for this part of town. i look forward when they're finished of going into the shops, be it a grocery shop or a cafe or barber or whoever is going to be there. the open land, fabulous project. it's great. go giants. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm todd elberling of toddco. this project does not provide enough housing for all of its future workforce that will be in the offices on that site. it does not achieve 100% jobs-housing balance. it's clear tho everybody in this ro -- to everybody in thi

everybody ask your questions and we'll work -- supervisor tang is here also and will have questions i'm sure as well. please continue. >> thank you madam chair. at section 101.04 on page 2, and again, i say this as somebody who has long wanted to regulate donations in and around pending land use matters. the definition of developer under this section seems very broad and the language is quite vague regarding who may be considered to be a developer for purposes of conflict of interest law. the definition includes anyone at an llc or partnership who has "decision making authority" regarding major decisions or actions. is the intent relative to the underlining project only. what is a major decision or action -- can you answer that? >> i'm sorry, we're pulling up that version right now. so perhaps some clarification is needed here. but i just want to point out we worked with the planning department and department of building inspection as well as the city attorney office to sort of develop this definition you see in front of you here. so, i don't know if we can speak specifically to your question, but i will point out that it was reviewed and an

madame chair, i would turn the rest of the hearing over to you. >> ok. and supervisor cohen, who would you like to call up first? >> director riskin. >> welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair tang. members of the committee. supervisor cohen, thank you for giving us an opportunity. >> yes. >> i appreciate the opening remarks to help or cents us here. that was a good overview and clear questions that we'll endeavour to answer to our best ability. i want to add as overview that, as you know, bicycling is an important mode of transportation in san francisco. it's the fastest growing mode of transportation in san francisco. both the m.t.a. board and board of supervise sources has set very ambitious mode share targets for bicycling in the city. and we as an agency with the board of supervisors have been work on a number of different fronts to make bicycling a better option. from everything from infrastructure that we're putting in the ground to safety education that we support. there is a number of things we're doing to try to meet those mode shift goals that both you and the m.t.a. bore have established and that are part of our overall climate change strategy as well. we see bike sh

madame chair, i would turn the rest of the hearing over to you. >> ok. and supervisor cohen, who would you like to call up first? >> director riskin. >> welcome. >> thank you. good afternoon, chair tang. members of the committee. supervisor cohen, thank you for giving us an opportunity. >> yes. >> i appreciate the opening remarks to help or cents us here. that was a good overview and clear questions that we'll endeavour to answer to our best ability. i want to add as overview that, as you know, bicycling is an important mode of transportation in san francisco. it's the fastest growing mode of transportation in san