my name is is rick i'm a tenant in also speaking on behalf of the light temple association the red stone building is adjacent to this project. the red stone temple association is the tenants group within the building about 35 tenants more or less a hundred people represented we've long opposed this project and i'm speaking and the labor temple association is strongly in favor of a minimum one month continuance so the actual marshal parents can participate and be involved in the process of this. this project. i know the project has been going on for a longer there's been a hiatus of two or three years all of a sudden there's this huge placard on the fence around it. being a tenant in the building adjacent i've received no information of the all of a sudden public meetings on valencia gardens this is the school is a mere half block away and will have a great effect on the traffic around the school primarily true most of the because it's a one way most of the traffic will go on - and try to keep our comments to the continuance >> allow the marge parents to have more say it will definitely e

market rate housing the red stone building is celebrating it's anniversary and we're inviting all the commissioners to attend here's information about the event the temple association has opposed the project since property because of the negative impact on our buckling this and the need to respect. >> building and it's values this project does none of those it is essential for the mission district is one of the if i commercial office spaces today's political organization and community meeting is that a continue it is a community space about one hundred people work in the building and people attend the functions there we at the red stone are considered about the high rents in our building we can't afford high rents the projects finished or proposed in our neighborhood have led to increased commercial rents like 490 will change the demographics of the area and add to the pressure of rents we're concerned about the lack of outreach by the developers they've never directly approached the building manager to hear our concerns and positive suggestions anthony how development can be a united process rather than the process we now have that finally at the red stone strongl