committee by their structure and the way for the neighbors, most immediately impacted like sunnyside, westwood park and city college to have representatives to help shape a set of principles and parameters that ultimately led to selection of the developer. and now the project proposal that is moving through the city review process. and the committee since then, since last friday may 8th, the original time was to stay active through entitlements. but the project titles is moving into august of this year. the committee and the members of the public have asked for an extension of this particular c.a.c. we started the process before the health emergency. but, of course, everything nonurgent took a pause. the project's final environmental impact report general plan amendment, special use district, development agreement, and other project-related reviews are scheduled to be going before the planning commission on may -- thursday, may 28th. the committee is planning to hold a meeting before then to discuss the project. i also know that this committee will be very busy over the next few months, as we conti

and westwood park to the west. pedestrian and bike connection. complementing the central park is the s.f.p.u.c. open space which is a more active recreation area. food trucks. other uses that evolve over time. provide space for the child care which is a critical family amenity for the site. and this space also provides an important pedestrian connection with the lee avenue, whole foods and the rest of the neighborhood. next slide. we should be on the pedestrian circulation slide at this point. so one more beyond this. so together these two open spaces are really the laert of a larger -- heart of a larger pedestrian network. that is really the focus of this design, layered over the open spaces, biking and walking. that network goes to the streets, the town homes and into every block. and it extends obviously out to the surrounding neighborhoods. and thinking about this as a family friendly neighborhood, we're very aware that generations of san franciscans have been raised in these surrounding neighborhoods and we really want to continue that tradit

i live in the westwood park neighborhood. the vocal opposition does not speak for me. you have direct neighbors that support this project today. couple points. there have been a number of speakers that mentioned the low price of $11 million the city could acquire the land. the problem with that proposal is that would include $500 million plus to build the subsidized affordable housing and 35 to $50 million worth of infrastructure. i will brusoff $11 million as not much money. $500 million the city does not have that right now. it would be irresponsible for the city to put forward a 100% proposal with a mixed income project and we can deliver these transportation improvements utilizing the market rate housing and getting a ton of below market rate housing for low and middle income citizens. we are talking about educator housing. new homes with first priority given to city college educatessors. that is a fantastic benefit. i want be to extend my appreciation to norman yee to leading the effort through the community process to bring the stakeholders together to get a cons

committee by their structure and the way for the neighbors, most immediately impacted like sunnyside, westwood park and city college to have representatives to help shape a set of principles and parameters that ultimately led to selection of the developer. and now the project proposal that is moving through the city review process. and the committee since then, since last friday may 8th, the original time was to stay active through entitlements. but the project titles is moving into august of this year. the committee and the members of the public have asked for an extension of this particular c.a.c. we started the process before the health emergency. but, of course, everything nonurgent took a pause. the project's final environmental impact report general plan amendment, special use district, development agreement, and other project-related reviews are scheduled to be going before the planning commission on may -- thursday, may 28th. the committee is planning to hold a meeting before then to discuss the project. i also know that this committee will be very busy over the next few months, as we conti

westwood in washington, d.c., for us. thank you. the blue angels and the thunder birds also flew over atlanta this afternoon. this was the scene there as people flocked to a local park to watch that flyover. they do seem to be giving each other some space, though, at least from our images here. the statewide stay-at-home order expired in georgia on thursday night and governor brian kemp is still encouraging residents to practice social distancing and wear face coverings in public settings. >>> now to the race to develop an effective coronavirus vaccine. the company that is creating the most buzz got nearly a half billion dollars from the federal government, but it has never brought an approved vaccine to market. cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin explains why so many people are pinning their hopes on this unproven technology. >> reporter: three weeks ago, ian hayden was injected with one of the first possible vaccines across the novel coronavirus. he runs, takes his temperature several times a day, and he has not gotten sick. >> today, i feel exactly like i did two months ago. i have absolutely no symptoms. nothing to report. >> reporter: hayden w