peter papadopolous with the mission economic development agency, and i wanted to start by saying the $600 million, if we are able to move this forward would be obviously a very significant step towards addressing the crisis issues we have around housing. i want to echo a few of the thoughts we heard and maybe expand upon them. senior and supportive housing i think are critical steps, and we heard a lot particularly in this area around this issue of extremely low-income and where these folks are finding themselves right now in trying to make sure, especially in these areas as well as in the wider population, we really make sure to meet those e.l.i. needs which are a real challenge. they're a challenge here for all of us. they're a challenge on the day-to-day lives. we've heard some great testimony just how intense it is trying to stay in this city. we agree that additional geographic expansion is an important step across the city and and making sure that affordable housing is available across the city. and we want to make sure that neighborhoods that are seeing high level of gentrific

peter papadopolous with meta and united to save the mission. i think we've had a good conversation with the developer and his team. one of the reasons it ended up taking a considerable amount of time is i believe this project and converted back to a state density bonus. we did environmental and came back again, so that's part of why we're still here. it's unfortunate that we haven't reached an agreement. like i said, we thought we had one, and as we panned out the numbers, it turned out we didn't. i hope we can still reach a agreement, otherwise we can expect some gentrification and displacement impacts in this area both residentially and commercially from these high-end slips that are proposed. thank you. >> vice president koppel: thank you chlts ne you. next speaker, please. >> this is a very large, modern building in our neighborhood which consists mainly of victorian-era romeo flats. and i -- i have just one request, which would be to extend the paving to that we discussed with the developer that would integrate the modern building with the