. >> good morning, chair kim, members of the committee, severin campbell. i'm going to speak to the recommendations, if you have questions, i can respond. recommendations are on page 11 of the report, for all six pieces of legislation. the first recommendation is preach of the proposed resolutions, to clarify the terms of the agreement. we list a table with the terms of the agreement that need to be clarified as part of the resolution. and then the second recommendation is to amend file 180529, the state that the current agreement between arendt house will terminate on december 31, 2018, prior to the start of the new agreement, because the way it's now written there could be overlap in that area. and then also to amend file 180530 for the parkview terraces agreement, so show its retroactive to april 1, 2018, because that's when they plan to fund the units. the third recommendation to request the director of housing, to put them to the next rfp. this could in fact change the amount of subsidies that are required by these projects if they in fact qualify for

severin campbell is also here to make cments after. >> good morning, chair kim and supervisor peskin. item 5 would allow ocb to purchase a condominium that is scheduled for foreclosure sale. it is located at 860 mission street, and the building is called soma grand. the original owner purchase it had in 2008 through the bmr program. he had a first mortgage and since 2015, mocd, the planning department and the city attorney's office has been in contact with the owner several times to try to bring him in compliance with the program. he owes the h.o.a. over $35,000 in unpaid h.o.a. dues. in 2017, the owner defaulted on his first mortgage, and the lender, which is seline finance has scheduled an auction for the property. mocd is requesting from the board to take the most expeditious course of action which is to bid on the unit at the auction for up to $300,000 which is below the allowable maximum sales price, according to the rules. if we are successful, we would transfer the ownership to an income eligible household. if we are out bid at auction, the unit will still have affordable housi

we'll move to severin campbell for the presentation for the budget and legislative analyst office. >> the original contract with tides was for $7 million, there have been two amendments approved by the board to increase the current contract amount to $40.5 million. this contract expires in june 2018. and as talked about, there has been request for sole source waiver to extend the contract for another year, to july 2019 in order to go through rfp process. so the budget being requested, the increase in the contract is $7.2 million, increasing the total contract amount to a little more than $47 million. we do detail the budget on page 48 of our report, table 2, the $7.2 million increase. based on actual expenditures of the contract to date, we're recommending a reduction of 1.3 million nods the total contract amount. so the contract will be reduced from the proposed amount of $47.7 million torques the revised amount of $46.4 million, otherwise, approval is recommended. please stand by. >> i also understand that henry gong is also available to answer any questions for the community member

. >> good morning, chair cohen, severin campbell, budget and legislative analyst's office. our recommendations for the sheriff's department -- [inaudible] >> -- or 6.8% in the department's fiscal year 18-19 budget. these are one time increases -- or reductions. we have no recommendations for 19-20. so i want to kind of concur a little bit with the sheriff's department while continuing to support our recommendations, which is we understand that this is a department that has to come back for a reappropriation from salaries to over time because of the staffing in the jails. we understand it's been a relatively flat budget over time, and that this is the first time that they've actually objected to our recommendations. we stayed away from any recommendations that impacted positions, that impacted the jails, we stayed away from everything that we thought would be of concern. we did make recommendations in reducing some materials and supplies in the coming year, one-time recommendation and reducing some nonpersonnel services. they weren't actually professional services contracts,