ms. vasquez. and, as you may recall, the breezeway of the subject bridge development project borders ms. vasquez's property such that the entire length of her house will essentially be a walkway and this will be used by the residents of the low income housing, the concern which i believe is a valid concern is that my client's health and safety will be affected by this. she essentially, this was her mother's house. she now lives in this house and to basically, the change and the nature of the environment surrounding her home is rather drastic we do view this as a taking applause based on the real estate agents and brokers that my client has spoken with. >> clerk: 30 seconds. >> as well as the local police department, they've indicated there will be an increase in crime and the property values will go down. we also understand that there will be liquifaction and pilings will have to be drilled into the ground because of the structure. because this is not a flood plain, it will affect. >> clerk: that'

ms. vasquez. >> we will now hear from sarah white from bridge housing. ms. white, you have three minutes. >> you're on mute, i believe. >> yeah. ms. white, we can't hear you. >> thank you, sorry about that. you know, i think, you know, just thank you everyone for your time and we'll just if there's any lingering questions, i'm here and happy to answer those questions in this three-minute allotment. >> thank you. does the planning department have anything further? >> thank you. scott sanchez planning department. some of the comments had a question about preservation issues. so i can just briefly speak to that. under sb35, you're not allowed to demolish a building that would be either a landmark locally listed landmark and the subject property is not a local landmark, it is not on the california or national industry district. so it is eligible for sb35 and the building can be demolished under sb35. sb35 exempts project for environmental review and this is where the board is found to be categorically exempt. this is completely exempt from environmental reviews.