there's no outstanding penalty against raintree and raintree dismissed its legal actions. the department has revised its application procedures for 2018, and instituted performance measures to produce high-quality information packets for the committee. and to maintain an ongoing line of communication. the h.p.c. has directed the planning staff to schedule a hearing to discuss how the program can better align with the committee's intent for the program. we anticipate that hearing will be scheduled early for 2018 and to allow for improvements to the program to be incorporated into the 2018 application cycle. we will notify the committee when the hearing is scheduled and we'll follow-up with the committee regarding the h.p.c.'s recommendations. this concludes my presentation and i'm happy to answer any questions and the property owner for 973 market is also here today. >> supervisor kim: jason chek is here and i see that bill barnes from the supervisor sheheey's office is here and wants to speak on this item. >> thank you,. >> marthank you madam chair and. i wanted to put in

produce ateems to least an acknowledgment of new categories of disability from military raintree to sexual trauma. so it is not going away. ourddition, several of figures hit and an often ignored aspect of the american war story and that is the history of division and violence between u.s. citizens in wartime. many of us are raised on the notion, the myth that americans set aside their differences, that they come together in times of military conflict. antagonism over race, sexuality, over who belongs, don't simply fade away when people put on a uniform. dictated thatism african americans were not worthy of fighting alongside their fellow countrymen. more recently, the u.s. military has struggled to reflect the diversity of the nations it has meant to protect. repealing 2010 of don't ask don't tell is a step in right direction, at least in my mind. however, the recently announced transgender van along with skyrocketing mst rate suggests that the fiber for justice within the military and civilian life, is far from over. i think our five bodies point to the need for what i call in my book a