as mr patterson indicated. we have reached an agreement between the parties with respect to the party wall and resolution of the appeals were in the process of finalizing everything. and so as i indicated in my email to miss rosenberg right before the hearing we were requesting your consideration for an appeal for a hearing a continuance to hearing to the next available meeting. we're fine with july 12th as the opportunity to present this item. the parties have worked together in diligence and with an effort to try to make sure that any resolution here is also consistent. with the 3 11 process that my client is undertaking with planning and an effort to resolve the concerns that db and planning had raised previously, so we're looking forward to having this all resolved and appreciate your consideration of this matter is hopefully being finalized on july 12th thank you so much. and if you have any questions please feel free to ask. thank you. president suite has a question, so it's simply not to show bias to one

mr. o'neill. thank you, president peskin and supervisors brian o'neill, patterson and o'neill representing the project sponsor, mj mission. dolores llc. in addition to the profit. yes, in my backyard and sonia strauss three years ago. the project sponsors submitted an application to construct 19, a 19 unit six story group housing project at 3832, 18th street under the state density bonus law, the appellant, the appellant has submitted three appeals of the project thus far , and this is the 10th public hearing in connection with this project. despite the state law prohibiting the city from holding more than five hearings on any one project. at this process must stop, and this much needed housing project must be allowed to move forward. the project provides three bmr units that would be affordable to low income individuals, which qualifies the project for a 35% density bonus under state law. the planning commission initially eliminated the sixth floor of the state density bonus project as a condition of approval. this action was a violation of state law, and on april 20th, the planning commission correc

mr. o'neill. thank you, president peskin and supervisors brian o'neill, patterson and o'neill representing the project sponsor, mj mission. dolores llc. in addition to the profit. yes, in my backyard and sonia strauss three years ago. the project sponsors submitted an application to construct 19, a 19 unit six story group housing project at 3832, 18th street under the state density bonus law, the appellant, the appellant has submitted three appeals of the project thus far , and this is the 10th public hearing in connection with this project. despite the state law prohibiting the city from holding more than five hearings on any one project. at this process must stop, and this much needed housing project must be allowed to move forward. the project provides three bmr units that would be affordable to low income individuals, which qualifies the project for a 35% density bonus under state law. the planning commission initially eliminated the sixth floor of the state density bonus project as a condition of approval. this action was a violation of state law, and on april 20th, the planning commission correc

mr. waldron. katie coke will join from tcw, the west coast powerhouse. i will speak to my good friend naseem to lab. scott pattersoner here, but this is outstanding. can't really say enough about it. we are going to die into -- dive into it. we are also going to cover the markets. the bond market. our bond panel over the last two days will be led by ira jersey. he joins lisa and i this morning here. i want to get to the omg we are all going to die, and that is not messi in miami. it is t-bills after the debt crisis that is going to be an overwhelming flood of t-bills and the market funds will not sop them up and crisis will ensue. ira: we have seen so far is that there has been quite strong demand for the t-bills coming out. because going into the debt ceiling crisis and because of it the treasury department actually reduced the amount of bills outstanding. with all of the money flowing out of bank deposits and into money market mutual funds to get higher yields, there has been a lot of demand for that paper. there probably is a point where bills have to be much cheaper in order for mutual funds to care, but we are