mr. susesman's report and there is a lot in there but i want to focus on what was said last week by mr. kel and he he -- kelly and at the tower -- well, it turns out that eps's own report uses four comparables, not one and if you look at table four of the report it finds that the average price for those four comparables for condominiums in the time period they were sold is over $3 million. now the other problem with the statement -- i see i have 25 seconds left -- is that at at millennium tower none of the projects that he is referring to that are below 27 floors are below 2,000 square feet. they're all below that. if you look at the report

mr. susesman's report and there is a lot in there but i want to focus on what was said last week by mr. kel and he he -- kelly and at the tower -- well, it turns out that eps's own report uses four comparables, not one and if you look at table four of the report it finds that the average price for those four comparables for condominiums in the time period they were sold is over $3 million. now the other problem with the statement -- i see i have 25 seconds left -- is that at at millennium tower none of the projects that he is referring to that are below 27 floors are below 2,000 square feet. they're all below that. if you look at the report you see 2,000 square feet and used as a break point so condominium above that are much more valuable and that is one of the critical flaw the report to begin with -- >> thank you next speaker. >> good afternoon supervisors. i want to thank supervisor david chiu has worked very hard over the weekend to bridge the gap. we're 25 feet apart and you're going to say what's the big deal of 25 feet? and i am telling you it's a very, very big deal. first of a