thanks again, ms. ely. can you please read item number 3. >> clerk: appoint of anna van degna to the redevelopment assessor agency oversight board, term ending january 24th, 2022. >> supervisor ronen: hi, good morning, miss van degna. do you have any comments or statements for us this morning? >> sure. good morning, supervisors. i'm anna van degna, the director of the controller's office of public finance. i'm honored to be here today to consider my potential appointment to the oversight board. i've been a resident of san francisco for nearly two decades. and my role of the city's finance director, i manage a $4 billion debt portfolio and oversee the issuance of the city's general fund back debt. prior to joining the city in march of 2018, i worked in public finance for over 15 years, assisting california local agencies with the issuance of debt, including redevelopment agencies, both pre- and post-disillusion. i understand that the oversight board has a fiduciary responsibility for the obligation and the t

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