. >> good afternoon again peter cowen counseling organizations first, the punch line we're satisfied with the policies and procedures and prelims measures that are in the update and we have worked quite a bit is staff given several suggestions and in some shape or form incorporated including an important measure around the data reporting i've this i would have that earlier, you have the capacity i think we're there and happy to report that and i know there are folks who find the housing element nor friendly and i know from an important lens we support it is a good radio road map the hard part the housing and planning level that's fin we can do this as a high-level policy i want to emphasize of the short-term rentals we have a new prelims writer the stronger that can be the better it's doesn't no critique no suggestion language but as i said earlier this is a difficult thing to implement and the stronger our implementation measure in the housing element the better for you what i found very interesting is to hear really the kind of litany from our spur representative i'm not here to ag

kind of following on what peter cowen said and in appreciation of the data information that was provide as part of this key economics indicator and making an argument that staffing has to be robust because part of what you brought in our analysis we added 70 thousand new jobs in san francisco from 2010 to 2013 over 60 percent of those 40 new office jobs we've found only aided the add 3.6 million more office space that only allows for so many jobs i think what you're going to be seeing a huge increase in the number of projects that contain commercial we've approved many, many are under construction and many more in the pipeline many are large buildings not quite as much of a strain rather than doing a lot of smaller projects not as larger in addition to that for everyone who works here and even if they don't live here they're to spend most of their money and time of the day in san francisco creating other jobs accountants and lawyers and doctors and hair dressers and places for lunch that will generate for what it's worth our report reveals the fact we're going to get a larger part of th