we ll come back. supervisor preston: okay, we see you, but there is sound difficulty. i ll let operations know that. we see that you did say aye present. supervisor peskin: madame clerk, supervisor peskin is present. supervisor ronen: present. supervisor safai: present. supervisor stefani: present. supervisor walton: present. president yee: present. clerk: all members are present. president yee: okay. supervisor preston, are you able to get on? clerk: we see him, but we don t hear sound. president yee: maybe he can get help from somebody. clerk: yes, i ll work on it. president yee: thank you. please place your right hand over your heart. would you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic, for which it stands, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. thank you. on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgovtv. who records the meet
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general, because some buildings if san francisco are not actually building any parking spaces and so i would say that the trend today in urban living is not to own a car. that is certainly not the millennial negotiation and i would say this project with one, two bedrooms is probably going to be more millennials or seniors who don t want to have cars. but that s just my own interpretation of what the audience could be in terms of who is living here. is there any comment in terms of yes, thank you. is there going to be parking? that might address the issue of people being concerned about hundreds of cars going to appear. thank you, commissioner. the parking and traffic, one of the challenges in the r.f.p. process and you heard frit the strada team, there is a phase in the negotiation that includes developing a strong transportation. when i worked with you in the past, we were defining what we would have in terms of use. we would use a program to tweak the mode split, be
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quarter of next year. [inaudible] hotel started construction on their project in 2018. they have proposed to divide 28 of their 37 one and two-bedroom suites into 49 individual rooms. this request requires an amendment to the mission bay south redevelopment plan to increase the number of rooms allowed on the block one hotel parcel from the currently approved 250 rooms to the rounded number of 300 rooms. the last [inaudible] including the ocii commission, planning commission, the oversight board, and the california department of finance. this shows the current change to the proposed project. as you can see in the bottom row of this table, the building s overall square footage remains the staple because the additional rooms will be achieved by moving interior walls and adding doors, thus, no exterior work will be needed for the suite conversion. this slide shows the typical floor plan and examples of two-in-one bedroom suites, which are outlined in red. each suite also has a li