i'm organizer for norcal carpenter union at local 22. i represent 37 thousand members across the 46 counties to include 4 thousand members in san francisco county. i am here today with brothers from carpenter union to support the proposed amendments project. this is critical bringing housing to san francisco with little available land. stage 1 generated 1 thousand units with over 250, bmr units. stage 1 include 2 thousand units including 300 bmr yunlts. once realize the development will make a sizable denltd in the requirement. not only has the development provided much needed housing it provided hundreds of construction jobs during a period of significant economic downturn. phase 1 kept hundreds people off government assistance by providing full time union jobs they pay livable wage, healthcare benefit not just to the individual about the family as well and anybody who has kids or spouse knows that you know how important to be able to seek medical attention they need when they need it. it is provided the opportunity for local apprentice

labor from building trades and carpenters, i believe rudey gonzalez is with us today from norcal carpenter union others. before i hand this off i would like to ask if chair chan can move forward a technical non substantive amendment i will read. section 4b, page 5, striking the text, da exhibit a project site to reflect revisions to marina exhibit boundaries. b, legal description to reflect revisions to marina exhibit boundaries. the references were added in error and will not changes to the exhibits. the clerk distributed hard copies of the amendments with colleagues and my office sent electronic versions. before we hear from the dedicated staff who work so hard on this i like to thank some of them from the development team and oewd. staff from the controller office and city administrator office and all the tida staff, especially bob beck, jamie [indiscernible] ann marie rogers. i like to invite bob beck from tida who will lead us today along with jamie-- >> thank you chair person chan, supervisor dorsey, members of the committee. i am bob beck, director with the treasure island development aut

as a labor leader for norcal carpenters union, i represent and help provide agency to close to 40,000 men and women throughout northern california. i'm here to express support for the proposed amendments outlined before you today. these amendments represent a crucial step towards realizing a vision of sustainable urban development in san francisco. by incorporating the environmental findings, aligning with the city's general plan, and establishing a clear development standards. these amendments provide a framework necessary to guide the project's growth while preserving the character and integrity of the surrounding area. the proposed amendments not only establish a transparent and inclusive process for community input, but also prioritize, prioritize sustainability and resilience through the guide guidelines. ensuring responsible development practices that minimize environmental impact and enhance the overall quality of life for residents. the treasure island yerba buena island project has special significance for us as labor leaders because this project not only provides much needed