. >> good afternoon peter cohen for the housing association a couple of items one is director ram we visited him to meet with our organizations it's come up on its 5 year mark and we had a lot of go feedback both from a policy and procure standpoint. it i wanted to let you know we are going to be talking about some work the staff might be able to do to look at the policies and purse and hopefully have an informational hearing with you next year january or february. but the timing is acquit for the united states give the information we talked about affordable housing and the eastern neighborhoods is not working from a stewardship. the quality of the issues how much of hopefully, you'll be supportive and interested in yourselves of hearing about that from the neighborhood. the second item continue to think about transit infrastructure fees there's been an issue with the t d f another amendment came our way were 0 we've been looking an office environment and the tech industry is different but the question comes to our minds as we look forward to a new kind of economy do we want to delin

>> good morning, peter cohen from the housing communications. people wonder why housing is talking about transportation. we have over 25,000 affordable housing units in san francisco that have been built and management by non-property houseers and we know full well that the mg -- majority of those residents are extremely dependent on transportation and the community organizations that serve those folks have very independent work force. they can't remember the people that work in affordable housing also need to get where they need to go. we understand the point of view from but a technical perspective. the ta has done a great job to at least come up with a conceptual level to adequately in and they laid out a very nice game plan for you. a couple things i would point out is the communities of concern is a device full to focus equity. i would point out, remember transit dependent communities are not always low income communities and we need to think about both of them. and we have entrance the dependent needs across the city, some based on low inc

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