ms. hester mentioned this but being proactive in housing for students and i think the building building is multi-use. in the lay out i only see one floor for units that have designated student units. >> so there are 27 on-site currently. there'll be 30. 30 for faculty and 37 for the replacement housing and the rest are student units. >> i think those are the sorts of things that are in the development agreement. i want to say in the document it was unclear. >> thank you. i wish ken rich was here because usually he gives me the dirtiest look when i say i like site specific projects like this. it makes me sad but you don't do the same thing and give me that look. this is a great outcome. i want to make a couple notes about the things we greed to that will happen as a result of the general plan amendment. rent control -- the fact we're doing one-to-to one replacement is good we've had other cases where we are getting rid of rent control units for inclusionary housing which is not the same thing. i want to take this time and highlight to people it's not the same thing. inclusionary for one ope

ms. hester. >> two quick observations. i want to refer you to what the presentation was by the staff. and sitting in the audience, when you have a white on colored, it's [inaudible]. right now, on the -- it's a tv shows black screen and white letters, legible. the guy before me had a presentation that was put up there and it is black letters on white. people that are really concerned about design should look to the documents that they're friending. white on pastel colours doesn't read. it doesn't read to the audience. it's really hard to follow it. really hard to follow it sitting in the audience. so, if you are going to be focusing on design, look to thyself, staff. you design products that come out to the commission are really hard to read. secondarily, about an hour before i came here, i got an e-mail from a person who had no idea about, but i knew the project. and she was freaking out that the project was proposed and then mraiing department staff had gone through the 3-1-1 and was going to cut off the light to her rooms. and there was no attention paid to it because the staff did

ms. hester said we just rubber stamp them, we spend a lot of time looking at them. the number of adu approved, we spent a lot of time looking at these issues when they do come in and preservation planners do look at them. my point is, there will be more than one person devoted to the work. >> commissioner moore: one additional question, the expenditure budget, i see capital and equipment, 19 fy 19-20 to become zero and material and supplies increasing by $200,000, that is a time when you're moving. does that mean that you're not adding equipment and why is the number zero, i thought you would need a boost with new space, new equipment is happening, so you would want up to date equipment. >> we absolutely want up-to-date equipment. given the life span of larger machines it's more than standard p.c., so we refresh our p.c.s about every three years and refresh our larger printers, copiers, those are anywhere in the 5-10 year range. so we will of course take another look again next year, but as of right now we're not projecting that the major equipment costs will come i