. >> willie radcliffe, libertiville. and the daily news paper and i also just started a limited partnership for development. but the housing authority has -- needs light shined on it what's going on. they spend a lot of money, especially in bayview hunter's point and district 10. but people of color have been locked out. also some time there's contracts left out for people to do development and no one else was asked to even be involved or knew it was coming up. so that is government money and we looking at it. and i'm glad that they agree that, for us to do this, that they agree to do it and not try to fight it. i won't say some of the things i know, but i know one thing, we need to shine a light on what's going on over there, and i appreciate the supervisors that brought this up. it's a good thing. any time you open up the light, it's like sunshine coming up in the morning. wakes us up. i appreciate it and hope you will go along with even them not going against it. thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you. you start off

. >> my name is willie radcliff, i public the newspaper and i am a general contractor and developer. and this is an opportunity for the cities for the redevelopment agency to be run favored by the men of the city and not just a few elite developers that wind up with all of the money. so i really want to see the board of supervisors make sure that they appoint at least half of those people so that we can be sure that people from our neighborhoods wind up serving in the redevelopment agency, we have never had anyone from bay viewpoint serve on the board. at this time our community is organizing and we are going to not going to tolerate with what happened with the last redevelopment agency cutting us out. we want to do development in our own area. we have set up to raise money in our community involving our people to make sure that this won't happen. and so, we would like for the board of supervisors for the people that have been left