and director mcspadden. my printer ran out of paper and i turned it off before i ran the last two pages. a couple of the key bills i wanted to discuss are here and you will all the details in your minutes. as you know, we've been tracking 33 bills this year. we're coming down to the end of this two-year session. one of the bills that we had been talking about was prevention of not having convicted -- anyone convicted of a crime working at residential care facilities. at health fair facilities. that bill was gutted in the last couple of weeks so so it is off the table and it is starting in january and the next session. we've had one bill signed by the governor and chaptered. that was on ex panning the defense of what a dependent adult is, whether they live alone or not. the rest of the bills are moving through. there was a lot of activity from the last time i reported to you back in may. we've had two meetings in june and july. a number of the bills, the one i want to point out because it ties into our discus

we did not have our monthly meeting with director mcspadden. i guess we had to let her go on vacation. look forward to meeting with her again this month to continue our conversation about our interests and desire to have a celebration of aging event this next calendar year. and, finally, i would like to let everyone note that after a long process of conversation and getting feedback from our member agencies, we have moved our meeting site for case meetings to catholic charities at 990 eddie. as always, we welcome -- invite and welcome commissioners to attend. any questions? >> thank you. any comments or questions for greg. any comments or questions from the public. thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> the next item on the agenda is the presentation of the dos fiscal year 18-19 schedule of request for proposals, contract modifications, and contract renewals. michael, you're on your own, apparently. >> good morning. i'm here today to give the community and the commissioners an overview of what our sort of calendar year looks like or our fiscal

supervisor katey tang, executive director of the department of ageing and adult services, shereen mcspadden, 45 letters of support and a petition of support with approximately 3 # 5 signatures. -- 395 signatures. >> the department recommends approval with conditions and believes the project is necessary and desirable for the following reasons: the project -- department finds that the project is on balance consistent with the objectives of the general -- and policies of the general plan. it meets all applicable coat requirements. the proposed conversion of a single-family home with garage will be complementary to the mix of existing neighbor serving uses and the proposed project would not remove any existing rent controlled units. this concludes staff's presentation, and i'm available for any questions. >> president hillis: okay. thank you. project sponsor. >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm appearing on behalf of the self-help for the elderly. >> president hillis: if you can just pull that mic down closer to you and talk right into it, it's helpful. >> before turning this over into self-