i'm nicole bohn, the director of mayor's office of disability. thank you for the work you've done so far. it's amazing, both your work and the work of christina rodriguez who is not with us today, it's phenomenal. thank you so much. for the group to know about the process, just to clarify, so the contract that the longmore institute was awarded is -- is it for the -- is for the research and investigation phase and then they're going to be making recommendations for the next phase of the project, which would be to potentially implement these recommendations in some form. so the funding that is currently available is for this phase of the project, and potentially the next phase of the project, but there are going to be steps in between. when the recommendations come forward, the council will have an opportunity to work with the city if you desire to continue to advocate for the project to move forward. and then we anticipate, should the project be approved to then move forward, there would be some funding that would be coming from city sources and

nicole bohn, the director of the mayor's office on disability. it's good to see all the council members and everyone in the audience. we haven't met in person since october, so i have quite a bit to update you on. and so i will do that. the first thing i'd like to talk about is specifically around housing. the mayor's office of housing and community, is in the process, their five-year process of looking again at their three strategic plans around housing priorities. they have a consolidated plan, analysis of impediments to fair housing choice. and right now there is a live survey open to the approximate you been that is asking for -- public that is asking for feedback on what you need and what you would like to see in terms of housing development. there are questions and opportunities for people with disabilities to engage with the survey, so i highly, highly recommend that you all take the survey. it is on the mayor's office of housing and community development website. it is also posted under the what's new section of the mod website, at sfgov.