. >> president hillis: i think you're looking for mr. koret, right? >> unless supervisor cohen's office is not here, so if we could have susan mah from oewd come up, thank you. >> president hillis: yeah. >> hello, commissioners. my name is susan mah, and i am the production, distribution and repair sector manager from the office of economic and workforce development. as you all know, pdr is important to san francisco. we want to support this growth in san francisco. developing new pdr space is hard. building is expensive, and the lease rates that would be necessary to make a project pencil would be out of reach for most pdr users. you're about to hear the staff report for planning code objection 210.3 c and the impetus of that legislation was to encourage the development of pdr space. and in a few months, you'll actually be able to walk into a building that was made possible by that legislation. place made, a nonprofit whose mission is to secure long-term affordable industrial space to support manufacturing in san francisco will be opening over 50,000