. >> hi, i'm pam sims. i'm a a senior development specialist in the housing division. i'm here to talk about the fiscal year 18-19c.o.p. annual report. as you know, eligibility c.o.p. holders were displaced in the 1960s and 70s with agency action in the western edition. the hunters point areas of the city. currently there are 950 active c.o.d. holders with affordable housing that me might apply to that said they don't need to satisfy all of the resident criteria for units being offered. for fiscal year 18-19, o.c. i. has mr. white said, we had four rental projects leased up for a total of 246 available water units. for those units, there were the c.o.p. coordinators, zoni soniak daniels and they be engage and apply for affordable housing. she's responsible for cop mailings confirming eligibility, issuing new certificates, obtain subsidies for under income c.o.p. holder applicants and responding to questions c.o.p. holders have which often means, oh no, i am so sorry. which often means c.o.p. holders may have, how do they prove residency? and assist c.o.p. holders throu

. >> pam sims, development specialist for oci. actually, we will consider this an inclusionary project and the units will go in through lottery. >> those are my questions. the only question i have and i'm not sure how to mitigate this is we have a church across the street. we also have bay view mission that is run by deacon and other organizations around there and there's been a trend when new housing comes up, the new neighbors tend to have a problem with existing organizations and there is a recent example in oakland where a new building was built and a church was there for 85 years. the new neighbors all of a sudden were upset that there was the music, the gospel music rehearsal dates evenings and and so i don't know how we can mitigate. maybe it's through letting people know that there are existing organizations in the rental agreement and so you are asking to do it and so i would ask something maybe staff could work with you to look at putting something in the leases to be able to say that there are organizations that exist t

. >> again, pam sims. and actually, dalia continues to be a very good tool for our cop holders as you know are elders. and actually the number of paper avenuapplications was up for 189 versus 17 or 18. there were six paper applications for cop holders out of 209. >> that's excellent. >> another question i have is, because i keep getting confused in my mind about the rent subsidiaries is the cue foundation the only vehicle for rent subsidies? >> unfortunately, that is the primary go-to organization for rent subsidiaries that are on going there. other organizations that may help with deposits or application costs, moving costs but for on going rental subsidiaries, the key foundation is pretty much it. the housing authority vouchers are another good source. unfortunately our housing authority isn't right there right now. it could be a couple years before any vouchers are available for them. >> how does the cue foundation obtain the money to provide the subsidiaries? does it come from the city? >> yes. >> and