get this institution back on the straight and narrow it is going to take not just regulations, fees, and penalties, but incentives as well. this is just the tool we need. this, as you recognize, is the map of the 17 areas they would like to move into. what we need to do with those regulations and incentives is to concentrate them in the transit-rich mid market area around civic center. this is where there are residential projects that could buy. there are vacant lots that could be developed. there is the great building, which recently approved as a youth hostel. that is a shaky project, given the size of it. if the academy of arts or to lease half the building for students, or some of the other institutions here today, i think it is likely they could get the financing to do that project. how would this impact the city? this is what i find fascinating. these are bus routes. you can see this great long line out here to the star motel. that is the only thing it serves. this re
it, and for them to make the determination themselves, based on fafsa, federal requirements, and state requirements. some schools also use private need-based scholarships, and that should be eligible to. eligible too. we would like to see clear incentives for this. put the weight of the city behind this, that says this is a policy area we want to encourage, we want to make successful, and let it go. maybe sunset it in several years and see how it has performed and how it has worked. we think one thing is certain, having talked to all of our community. if the city puts lots of requirements on it are figures out how actions or fees will be part of this we should not give this away, we should get something for it. if fees and actions are put on it, and rules and restrictions, we do not believe it will be successful. it will add uncertainty and risk to the project. that would be the city s way of saying we are happy to let craigslist be the de facto housing policy. housing wi