ms. dennis. how the in rufy's are being applied. >> i think it's our goal to be more transparent in what we do. i think we'll highlight what fees we collected and what specific projects we apply the fees to so that the board and the general public have a better sense of how the mayor's office of housing is investing the public money in terms of projects. but this is something that we intend to start as soon as our next housing report. we expect to continue on an ongoing basis. >> thank you. you know, i think a lot of it -- a lot of my questions or statements are already in this report. the plan ling commission does not -- the planning commission does not receive the dashboard. planning department does not report the i packet oriented housing. all these points are made in the very first part of this report of like -- yeah, i mean, i'm not going to restate it. it's in your report. >> and then finally -- so again, it's the whole t.o.d. and affordability mystery that's still out in my mind. i think f

ms. dennis and your staff, and thank you to john and others for being here as well. i wanted to say of interest to me besides sustainable community strategy, i know avalos and others have been looking carefully at this link job housing linkage. i think it's so important for people to build on the priority development area but there are also areas in so-called p.d.a.'s that also need more affordable housing and diverse housing as well. so that's one question is if the housing prioritizing is along the corridors from 19th avenue corridor and 280. how do we build affordable housing and diverse housing outside of those areas? i also want to say that supervisor campos and wiener are looking at transportation. even with my role with e bag and with the bay area air quality management district they're looking to create more affordable housing and especially linked with jobs. so my hope is that we're not looking along those corridors and not just the eastern parts of san francisco but also the west and other areas as well. but i just wanted to thank everyone for the great rep

ms. dennis, you may proceed. >> good morning. this is my first time at a hearing. i did not prepare a testimony. because i was placed on administrative leave last wednesday. all of my fouls were confiscated. i was directed to turn in all of my government equipment and a sell from to the director of a chart in fort worth on thursday morning. on thursday evening, my supervisor called me late in the evening and said that i would be receiving a letter from the house of representatives requesting my testimony. as you know, i did not provide 100 copies. i received my letter at 10:30 on friday morning. i am not clear what testimony you are referring to, unless you are referring to interviews that i held with the ig, which i did not sign anything, other than the guarantee warning. without my files or anything, and i was not even sure, since the title of this hearing was "a pattern of mismanagement, excess, and waste," i did not feel comfortable without my computer files to even be able to provide a testimony to that effect. i'll be happy to answer any questions. >> if you

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