for the forward, michael cohen, director of the economic workforce development. before you today are the following actions. approval of redevelopment planned amendment for hunters point, shipyard and funding changes to the city's general plan and planning code and zoning map. approval of a number of process and implementing agreements, including an interagency cooperative agreement, tax allocations agreement, site specific amendments to the subdivision code and to the health code and approval of land assembly agreements with the state lands commission as well as people findings supporting all of those actions. as was noted earlier, each of these specific items have been thoroughly veted at numerous public meetings over many, many months at the bay view pac, hunters point, the redevelopment agency commission, the planning commission and the land use committee of the board of supervisors among many others. the actions are relevant because they help implement the redevelopment of candle stick point and the rest of hunters point shipyard. collectively that redevelopm

i think that the state of affairs and the needs that are out there, michael cohen getting up and saying 1400 units of 10,005 wondered, that is great. -- out of 1800. that shows you how much work we need to do on the issue of affordable housing. despite my battles with the lennar corp. through the mail and through politically and what not, this that and the other, both here, charlie walker, stiffing my constituents who are homeless. my first motion tonight passed on affordability. even with my concerns about environmental issues and what not. the affordability was there in the plan despite other shortcomings that i would be voting in favor of. we the promised all of this in the 60 ponce and 70's. they did not build this for us. that is one to be the legacy. that is unfortunate. i hope that the african-american community in san francisco can weather this and lives on. i hope that poor people can continue to make their way here in the city of st. francis. i'm not sure that that will be in the cards. i will see more of a paris and vienna type of situation. hopefully, this is the resolve and

for the record, michael cohen, director of the office of economic and workforce development. i want to acknowledge we have quite a bit of city staff here as well in support, including the director of the san francisco redevelopment agency, and amy from the department of public health. we also have a number of folks who will be helping to present this afternoon. as always, when we discuss this project, we appropriately start with process. the items that are before you today are the direct result of well more than a decade of intensive community-based planning. as the supervisor noted, every single element of this project has been discussed, debated, dissected, and reshaped by hundreds upon hundreds of community meetings. many of these have been held at and through the bayview project area committee and the hunters point shipyard citizens advisory committee, and we should all stand in deep recognition of the commitment and sacrifice that they have made, but we also have had countless weekend workshops, monthly meetings with the residents of alice griffith, and dozens of other c