st. luke's. the development agreement required replacement of st. luke's hospital within two years of opening the vanness hospital. they met this with the owning of the -- opening of the commission hospital. they required payments for range of public benefits and improvements. they completed the payment requirements with a total payment of over $73 million. for the 2018 reporting period there are 11 main actions up for compliance t.these include payments, hiring commitments, public improvement and community outreach. my colleagues will go into these. in one reporting area the local hiring period has a reporting period corresponding to the fiscal year rather than calendar year. that means for recent information on hiring. ken will help explain how the c.p.m.c. overall hiring record compares to the goals of the overall development agreement. construction of the vanness hospital is complete, and the associated medical office building also opened this year. future construction includes the new medical office building omission and improve mends around the

st. luke's unit -- excuse me. in august of 2018, when st. luke's was closed and the new hospital opened, there were 17 patients transferred to the davies campus. as of now there are eight remaining patients. when they die, c.p.m.c. will close the unit and there be no sub-acute beds in san francisco. this is a crisis now. c.p.m.c. must be part of the solution whether it provides space and staffing at davies, at the proposed new medical office building on the mission burnell campus as part of the undevelopment space in the vanness campus or in support of chinese hospital interest in having sub-acute care unit. another area where c.p.m.c. needs to step up more than set out in the d.a.is meeting the spirit and letter of the commitment to serve 1500 new med-cal or healthy san francisco patients in the tenderloin. with the opening of the vanness campus in march this year, an important geographic proximatity issue is now eliminated. as of may of 2019, as you saw in the report you just heard, only 174 such patients are receiving services from c.p.m.c

st. luke's to davies has submitted a letter. we can share a copy with you giving his objective viewpoint of the care being provided in the unit. staffing ratios are something that are mandated by the state and we are in constant compliance with those. they are posted weekly, they are submitted monthly, we also are regulated by the california department of public health who have recently come through and done an audit of the unit and found there to be no concerns with the care being delivered there. >> can you give a little bit more detail about what is going to happen with acute care beds and what has happened with the patients? >> i can't speak to what's happened with any particular patient. i think staff probably could, if kelly was here, could give a broader understanding of the type of patient who requires subacute care and what that means for their condition and level of fragility as a patient. our intention, is agreed to with the supervisors and others last year, was that we would continue caring for that population that w

st. luke's which they would not allow us on st. luke's either. if the commission has any i guess, specific addresses that they would like us to look at. we think we did a pretty good campus for the area. if that is something to do we are happy to do that. >> thank you. >> excuse me, i'm sorry, mr. name. how about 2401 that is a parking garage? >> ic 2402 -- i am happy to have some pull it up and we got look at it. they have to be so many, it actually has to be zoned for it and it would have to be so many stories in height preferably around four. >> i was thinking 2401. i said it is privately held, apparently. >> okay. >> 2401, right here. you said 2401 webster? >> 2401 clay. 2401 clay. >> according to this list. it is a private trust. >> i moved to continue this item indefinitely pending at&t coming back with an alternative plan. >> second. >> can i suggest that we continue to a specific date even if it's a couple months out? >> leaving it indefinite is because if it was a different site we would have to renotice. how would the neighborhood know