i'm sherry williams with one treasure island and welcome commissioner. we look forward to working with you. so we had our fifth graduation and just for a little background, i know that a lot of you are already familiar was that this construction training program was really for us to provide people that -- with your support with the development support. this program grew out of a report we did two decades where we looked at what are called nuisance buildings but all the buildings on the island that it would be an opportunity for us to actually create a job training program for people who have various employment, low background in employment and so fourth to actually have hands on experience by taking down the buildings. and about two years ago now, we've joined forces with echo bay, with the support of you all and we have a six-week training program where after the six weeks, they actually graduate and become members of the either local 67 or local 2261. 261. they move from graduation to employment and many of them are put into positions on the island tak

>> sherry williams from one treasure island and that was a great presentation, danielle. very inspiring. there is another plan that's part of the dda that is called the community facility's plan. it's gotten the least amount of attention but i think at this time, it's time to dust it off and have a look at it. i think that a lot of the questions about public open space with the community looks like and so fourth, there's starting places in the community facility's plan. we have started talking with staff about it in particular looking at potentially programming childcare. you would actually have to design in the building from the start as opposed to waiting until after. and i think that maybe at the next -- not the next but at a future i.t.c. meeting, having a presentation of what the existing plan actually looks like would make a lot of sense because there are already certain requirements and certain anticipation of certain uses such as like i said, childcare, youth, library reading rooms, cultural spaces too that might inform some of that more public open spaces and way