ryan patterson for the project sponsor. we're really excited about this project with ten units, with one below market rate affordable housing unit and great community benefits that this project will provide including more than $140,000 of impact fees, as well as voluntary donation to the park. all at less than 1% additional shadow, 0.07% additional shadow at peak. i want to tell you about our outreach efforts. there was the recommendation of the capital committee to do more outreach and we have done that. the project sponsor reached out to supervisor kim's office and neighborhood groups including friends of the park, senior disability action network and others. there is a series of really productive meetings and out of those meetings came the major change to the project, which is to include affordable housing unit. some of the action group did refuse to come to the table though. we can give you the timeline, but as it has turned out a number of these activist groups are actually opposing this project because of unrelated is

>> my name is ryan patterson and thank you for the opportunity to speak. this is an interesting proposal today. we're here under fairly unique circumstances where there was perhaps an inadvertent misrepresentation during the passage of the original law last year misrepresentation about what that law contained and the provision is that's issued today is whether people who provide permit consulting services must disclose to the public how much they charge, what their fees are for each permit. there was a promise to make that right after the law was passed and make sure that the law that was enacted ultimately reflected what everyone at the table understood was going to be the law and in the proposal. so we were looking forward to this coming up today. we were disappointed to hear that it was tabled and really hope and ask you to take it from the table and consider it and pass this ordinance. the disclosures at issue here are harmful. they may cause us >> i make my business doing construction work in san francisco. i believe most of the time i'm exempt under