. >> manny flores, i also am supporting a worker. we will hear from mr. theriault and miss reilly. thank you very much. >> good afternoon, i am also with iron workers local 377. i have known my for over 25 years. he is an excellent speaker, an excellent care giver for people in general in san francisco. we strongly support him being on the board of the bridge district. >> i will keep it short and sweet. i am a representative with sheet metal workers, and on behalf of the officers and members, i like to support mike theriault. >> tim donovan. not only do we represent electricians in the city, but also on the bridge. we want you to move forward with the motion in support of mike theriault. and the current president janet reilly. thank you. >> i am an iron worker on the golden gate bridge, and we are proud to have mike as a representative. we would be very proud to have him represent us. thank you. president kim: public comment is now closed. colleagues, are the recommendations or comments you would like to make? supervisor farrell: the think we are very lucky to have the number of we

. >> by the way, i am not related to manny flores. [laughter] we are going through bad times. we hope that you move forward. [unintelligible] i was at one of the previous meetings. what i see, the people -- [unintelligible] that is funny. we all, at one time, we are going to need a place to live. sooner or later, we end up in the hospital. we need the house, apartments. now it is four times as much. we need to make a change. that is about all i can say. thank you. president olague: did your members want to rise? did they prefer to speak? thank you. >> my name is rose hilton, i am here to read a letter representing 46 neighborhood organizations. he proposed planning code which would implement the vision plan. commissioner olague, president. dear president olague, the matter is an extremely complex issue, and one that we have approached the most carefully, thoroughly, and thoughtfully. again, at the january general assembly, they unanimously passed a the following resolution. as explained by the developer meeting, the project would reduce open spaces by at least 6 acres. it woul