our current affordable housing policy and i know this is up for debate has us building rental units for a zero to 90 ami. we set this up high so we can build the most units possible. the way the framework is, 80 to 100 percent is use for homeowner ship. i know this is a policy debate and not the same we wanted to have this policy debate around this parcel. the developer needs to move forward and there's time issues to make sure they build. and that's why i'm proposing to move forward as described by ocii. >> supervisor wiener. >> thank you and through the chair and thank you to supervisor kim for that background. as i understand and i think it's important to acknowledge that this was a choice. this doesn't has to be 90. it could have been 120. it did result in reduction and yes, no developer wants to get caught up in our broader debates in city hall for that project. they want to move forward and i get that. but i think it's extremely frustrating not just for me and not just for people in this room, but for many people in this city when they see that we take affordable housing so seriou

rental units. >> right technically we're all owners of the building in the tic format, however, the tic states our units belong to us. >> commissioners, if i might interrupt i want to remind the commission the cost is not under our. view you're only considering whether the subdivision itself is the issue >> this is more any edition so thank you for your information and i think that this discussion is properly been interesting but not anything we really have to consider. thank you >> thank you commissioner sugaya. >> i make to a motion to approve. >> commissioner moore. >> i'd like to ask the city attorney as to whether or not this commission has the right guidance given the issues that are raised since we're putting a mcd scope on everything he dealing with entity and transparency and all those things for the paratransit this is the fit we've had a reasonable person in this particular case on page 2 also there's an issue we raised about easements for parking and confusion which have been clarified and not should be with us. i've not read through this but i'm confused and i've never had a precedent of the issues coul

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