yes, commissioner rosales. >> commissioner rosales: thank you, i was interested in hearing a little bit more if we are able to on the modular construction piece. i think this is going to be the first one of our projects we have embarked on modular construction. >> that's true. the first ocii project but a couple of affordable housing developments the mayor's office of housing and community development is sponsoring ahead of us in the process. so, a project at 1064-1068 mission street, the federal parking lot and also a project on treasure island pursuing this construction type. >> commissioner rosales: so perhaps someone could walk me or us through like how, what is the procedure? competitive process, yes, i'm hearing and seeing -- >> i can start, and then folks from the team can jump in to fill in any holes. so yes, there are several modular unit manufacturers that are qualified to do this type of work and have a great deal of experience. so, when we go out in february, the architects have prepared a bid set that specify the plans and it's been designed to be ready for modular. we woul

. >> commissioner rosales. >> commissioner rosales: the target population. i know you said it, i know i read it, so we are talking about studios, we are talking about relatively small spaces, obviously. so, we are looking at 366 square feet and 468. so, are we looking at single occupancy? >> generally, yes. all the referrals for the units will be coming in from the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and most of those referrals will be single persons, and so we won't restrict occupancy to only one person, but that will be the expectation and it will only be two people on very limited occasions, and no children will ever be referred to this building. >> ok. >> so this is through dahlia. >> this is not through dahlia, actually. >> i wanted to clarify. >> right. >> so there won't be -- >> won't be a lottery like we would typically do for the rest of our projects. so as they are continually being added into the coordinated entry system, which is, connects all of the homeless services throughout the city, and they use that system then to prioritize

y medio y conozco saliendo de un taller en casa azul al director de casting de la pelÍcula, luis rosales la visa te entregan una hoja, es una hoja como en media carta donde se expresa un me como un poco ambiguos, sÍ, generales pero nada en tÉrminos concretos, sigo en la misma disposiciÓn de ser puntual, cumplir con todas las regulaciones de la embajada y esperemos que en el mejor de los casos pueda estar con mis compaÑeros. >> se convirtiÓ en un proyecto memorable, trabajamos sin el guiÓn, o sea nadie conocio el guiÓn en ese sentido te vas. estÁn en el diseÑo de iluminaciÓn en los gestos supersensibles de director tan grande como alfonso, gracias por darme la oportunidad de vivir esto, de conocer mi identidad familiar porque tambiÉn hubo un momento en que imÁgenes, recuerdos de mis ancestros empezaron a aparecer, fermÍn tiene que ver con eso, un pasado que desconocÍa. >> quÉ precioso. >> mientras tanto compartimos contigo tu emociÓn y tu Éxito, felicidades. >> muchas gracias, muchas gracias. >> quÉ bonito es conocer actores como Él. un gran entrenamiento corporal antes de estar a cuadro

. >> commissioner rosales: on page 20 of the presentation, i just, i think i forgot, so i'm going to ask the question. there's the reference to the tjpa pledge, 8.6 million. can you remind me? why are we pledging 8.6 million? and for what purpose would that pledge be? >> that's the trans pay joint powers authority pledge. and so that's codified by our tax increment and sales proceeds agreement. this is the amount we remit every year. >> oh, ok. >> transfer to the tjpa. so, all parcels, state owned parcels that generate increment, is pledged to the trans pay general powers authority for the transit -- >> so is this amount fixed every year, or is it a different amount, depending on -- >> it's not fixed, it's based on the property tax assessment rolls, so increases over time. >> ok. 8.6. ok. so then on slide 23, there's a reference to the hunters point community benefits, community hpocp community benefits, and maybe this is more of a question for our executive director. these community benefits i know are just our obligation for community, not -- maybe i'm misstating this. the communit

conservatives, classical liberals and libertarians need to resist rosales that religious effort to redefine our political vocabulary, words like fairness, justice, equality and freedom mean only what the left wants them to mean. we need to aggressively defend the traditional, non-socialist meanings of these terms because they are central of how we think about ourselves and our policies. pursuit of economic equality will lead to a poorer country but in a sense that more people will be poor and most people have lower standard of living. series pursuit of economic equality would cause massive suffering. economic equality is unjust because it treats unequal circumstances equally and systematically empowers politicians and bureaucrats and the politically powerful at the expense of individual freedom and choice, makes government rather than ourselves the authors of our lives, ego is harry and ideology, denigrate our humanity, dignity and ability to flourish, by denying the importance of central aspects of our humanity, including going to work, willingness to learn, to take risks, to act prudently