i think some of that comes from the dialogue can todco. these topics are technical and i think that there should be a public engagement to it and that is sort of area 101 and i don't know if that is a thing but trying to give the people the concept of how you might of thought about the uses and the height and i know that is actual usually part of the over all presentation but really digging deep into it and the people can take their own goals for the neighborhood and think about how that would turn into the code or how that would turn into zoning. and i think that that is an important part of the dialogue in addition to talking about the tdr and lot consolidation and on and on. and also i would like to see the zoning of the maps. and it is reenlifened because of the hotel project that was continued today. i think that there are maybe differing opinions or memories of what the zone was. so i think that there already is this discussion going on about what or how to solidify it. lastly i will say that i am supportive of the affordable housing

as well as, working with other agencies and listening to concepts that are coming out of folks like todco. one exciting opportunity that we think is really interesting is the opportunity on a pc owned parcel, it is a street, light yard off of brian street that extends back into the block. and it is you know it may have been an appropriate use when this is a very light industrial area. but, lots of surface a lots of street light poles and the surface is not the best use of this property and provided that we can find and help them find and find the relocation of that facility and that is to remain industrial. and there is certainly open and interested in allowing the property to be converted into a park and may even have an interesting in maintaining some presence on the block for some sort of a sustainable utility whether it is water or some kind of program to support the district. we see this as sort of a south park west, the location of this possible park, the proximity to the freeway, but we really see this as an opportunity to create a nice protected open space that it is surrounded by