and then once a nonprofit is selected for a subtenancy, then there are some costs that will accrue but those will all be passed through to the nonprofit. the idea here is that that will be the only cost that will be passed through to the new nonprofit, so we believe this space will be significantly under market and attractive in that respect. we're probably looking at something on the order of about $65,000 a year total occupancy costs. we have had a mayor's office of disability review of the space, we are confident the space will pass muster relative to ada requirements and you have the general

and then once a nonprofit is selected for a subtenancy, then there are some costs that will accrue but those will all be passed through to the nonprofit. the idea here is that that will be the only cost that will be passed through to the new nonprofit, so we believe this space will be significantly under market and attractive in that respect. we're probably looking at something on the order of about $65,000 a year total occupancy costs. we have had a mayor's office of disability review of the space, we are confident the space will pass muster relative to ada requirements and you have the general plan referral in the file. happy to answer questions here, i'm also joined by colleagues in my office and ocii if you have questions. . anybody wish to comment on item 1? seeing none, we can move this forward without objection. item no. 2, resolution establishing the appropriations limit for fiscal year 2014 to 2015 pursuant to california constitution article 13b good morning, supervisors, i am alex toskani ni.: following presentation is on the fiscal year 2014-15 city and county of san francis