i'm here with my colleagues, mara blitzer and amy chan with the mayor's office of housing and workforce development. we have worked collaboratively on an interim use for 101 hyde street, which i'm here to talk with you about today. a little background on this really exciting project. between 2016 and 2018, the site at 101 hyde at golden gate nearby here was acquired by the city through a land dedication at 1066 market street? the land was donated. in addition to the land, there was a $6 million gift held by the san francisco foundation of which 1 million was dedicated for an interim use for the site while it was waiting the development to move forward for an affordable housing and 5 million for affordable housing which is still held by the san francisco foundation for that project. the city issued an r.f.p. for community serving interim use, and we selected la cocina? this is -- this is at hyde and golden gate. so the proposal is -- for the interim use is 7500 square foot food hall -- oh, excuse me, did it not show? no, it's not showing. let's see...i'm not sure if that's my end or thei

we have mara blitzer from the mayor's office of housing and community development to speak on both items. >> thank you. so i'm back. >> chair fewer: welcome back. >> items 12 and 13 are resolutions that authorize mohcd to apply under the city for welcome back loans, for noncompetitive funds and competitive funds. the state of california created the program specifically for persons with serious mental illness that are homeless, chronically homeless or potentially homeless. as part of the application, mohcd requires that the county submit a resolution from the local governing body that authorizes the county to apply the funds. mohcd will be applying as an alternative county designee. upon award, we will return to you with a request to expend the funds and we will also return to you again with respect to a specific project to which we would make a loan, too, since we are effectively a pass-through agency and the loan itself will be from mohcd. we are requesting two grammatical corrections to the resolutions. on page two, line four, the state has asked us to add the words his or in front of