again, sherry williams, the executive director of the treasure island initiative.i just wanted to point out that i think one of the most important parts of the tide eye agreement was to make sure our units were not demolished until they were replaced and there were provisions for that and that was very important. the other piece that i really wanted to just pointed out was that the jobs plan is really a unique and a special jobs plan. it has a lot of opportunities for people in all kinds of capacities. and it really also provides jobs for people with a lot of barriers to employment with social enterprises so it is kind of unique i think in other areas so there is a ton of construction jobs but they will also be jobs for people who have a harder time going to the various programs but still want to work. so we're excited about wanting to work. we're implementing the tide eye agreement so we can provide more housing for people on treasure island. thank you. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> commissioners. you might not know but it is one of the

chairperson mar: sherri williams, francisco dacosta, william lazarus. >> sherry williams, with the treasure island homeless development initiative. it is a very difficult decision to say we are going to support going from 30% to 25%. but the project did not decide to eliminate redevelopment after 10 years of planning and being at the press does of approval. i think it speaks to the resilience of the project that there were able to find the solution. the fact that with changes to ifd we could possibly gain the units back -- there was also a point that rich didn't mention. they actually moved one of the affordable housing projects to phase two. that would give us five years to be able to recapture the units. it is not like right out of the gate there is anything lost. we have time to recapture them. i think that is really important to mention. the fact that there are still 2000 affordable housing units for hundred of which are set aside for homeless -- 2000 affordable housing units, up 400 400 of which are set aside for homeless, is incredible. we have letters of support from our members whic

. >> sherry williams, treasure island homeless development initiative, i've indicated support for the project but neglected to hand in all the letters from the member organizations supporting the project in full. so if i could, i would like to submit them to you now. thank you. president cheng: thank you. >> very hard to address eight items in two minutes to permit a city the size of santa cruz that started out as a village and is now almost 20,000-person city relative to overriding considerations, commissioners, from both commissions, i direct you to your s document volume 1. you will need to find that significant impacts, the 10,000 to the 30x to the 47, to aesthetic impacts, to air quality impacts, noise impacts, are overridden by the benefits of this project as they've been reduced. relative to governance, i would submit to you that this is unprecedented in san francisco history. you are creating a virtually separate government with its own entitlement ability that is virtually unaccountable to the planning commission. you are turning the general plan on its head and finally as my