my name is [speaker not understood], a member of the first unitearian universalist church. thank you, supervisor chiu, for working towards a nuanced arrangement where members of the public, general public can use the parking late into the evening as they might attend events that are hosted at the unitearian church. i'd like to just add a little bit of history to this. we have had a symbiotic relationship in the city of san francisco since the 1960s when we reconfigured the streets and we reconfigured the church property. we entered into an agreement with the city of san francisco to make our urban center available to any responsible groups or individuals planning to rent the space. and, so, the parking arrangement that we have goes far beyond the individual members of any one church. it goes to a wide variety of organizations and many activities that serve the life of this community. and emilie wilson of our staff will be here in just a second to give you more detail on that. we're grateful. we thank you for the consideration. we know that this has been an overwhelmingly co

i'm george mainer, chair of the unitearian universalist cpmc task force. i would like to thank supervisor chiu for his nuanced parking proposal. that's excellent. i hope that the other two of you will join in supporting the idea of a 9 o'clock restriction with the option of pre-arrangement. that is superb. thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> good afternoon. my name is whitney wood. i'm here with the california chapter of march of dimes. we're here to support cpmc in this project. the march of dimes is a national organization and we have offices here in san francisco. our mission is dedicated to improving the health of babies by preventing premature births, birth defects and infant mortality. here in san francisco we have a really great partner in the california fa sickv medical center. cpmc has partnered with us for many years, [speaker not understood] safe deliveries, and healthy children. and i'm sure you guys are already aware, but california pacific as a regional center for high risk obstetrics delivering close to 7,000 babies a year.