rachel tanner started with the department in july of 2016, and as i'm sure you will be able to tell, rachel was born and raised in michigan, where she also attended the university of michigan, so she's wup of our rock stars. she directed a community based organization in her hometown for several years before she attended m.i.t. where she got her master's in urban planning, and she comes to us by way of long beach. she started in religion and worked her way to northern california so welcome, rachel. >> i'm very happy to be here commissioners and share a project that i'm very passionate, my career since i've been in san francisco. i'm going to ask some sue sand saul from supervisor safai's office can come forward and share a little bit about the presentation. >> good afternoon. supervisor safai sends his apologies for his absences. i do want to extend my gratitude for all of you. i want to thank rachel tanner and jose leivas from oawd for th their work. we look forward to continuing the conversation and happy holidays to the rest of you. i'll be sitting over there and hand it back to ou

i'd also like to thank rachel tanner and jorge rivas for their effort in trying to corral us month after month for these meetings and make something come through. as for the mission commercial corridor itself, rachel did touch on the fact that there are vacancies, there are a lot of vacancies. a lot of buildings on the mission corridor are typically one story high. in the future, it's understood that this kind of development is going to exist when the buildings get developed. when something starts happening, they will be units above particularly newly built is seneca and mission, the sites at 65 ocean and adjacent to it. 915 cayuga, the upper yard. we're looking at 1,000 units that are coming in, and a sizeable portion of those are going to be affordable. in the meantime, design counts. this isn't vanness avenue. this isn't the inner mission. we know it's going up much higher than what we've gone now, and i'd really prefer if not the marshall plan. we're going to have to make a real effort because the community that's there has to be able to take some pride, not just living in the buildi