mr. wartheim. one member of the public talked about height and shadows. >> yes. we would not allow any building to move forward with a shadow on south park. that is built in and that's why heights around south park are around 45 feet. and we'll make sure any building would not. >> so none of the heights being contemplated in the central soma plan right now would add additional shadow to south park? >> no. >> thank you. i just want to acknowledge the members of the community that came out today. and for talking about the priorities that the community would like to see in terms of how we distribute the benefits of the central soma plan. and, first of all, to acknowledge that we have a community that's accepting of density and growth and height and i think that says a lot about the neighborhood that the south market is. but ensuring that as we accept growth and we understand that it is a role to build more housing in san francisco and the bay area that we want to ensure that the benefits or the value that private developers are building upon, that it be shared with

mr. wartheim's discussion of prevailing wages. what i want to make sure that you all here understand is that prevailing wages is not just about wage levels. it's really a package of policies to not only provide construction workers with livable wages and protect them from competition, but it's a suite of policies to promote sustainable construction couriers and stabilize the industry. where it comes in and is valuable, is within the discussions of ab73. it gives us a roadmap for incorporating those standards into plan areas and really allowing us to take a much more active role in creating equitable infill in our communities. there's a lot of promise in the soma plan. the ballot measure that's been discussed in the media, i think, adds to that. and we look forward to working with our soma partners and everyone else and yourselves and the planning department. thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. i'm carla lavell, west bay filipino service center and the we are soma coalition. we work with over 80 youth and families daily in s