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frame and focus on transportation? president olague: parking was alluded to but the intensity of use will be different than what we see there currently. so maybe -- they covered some things. we will want to see all of those issues looked at more. that would be great. that's perfect. we will work on monday to try to schedule something that will elaborate on those issues more. and i have a question to miss simmons regarding the project. is this relying on good faith local hiring? >> yes. it falls under the first source good faith policy. we done i think with given the policy, we've don...

we wouldn't put all five stations -- fire stations north of market. we want a full complement of hospital services for 370,000 people who live south of market . regarding the proposal to build a, quote, center of excellence for diabetic care, you can't exclude vascular surgery, renal, dialysis and wound care when claiming to specialize in treating seniors. with the federal government proposing to turn medicare into a voucher system and the state cutting back on medical reimbursements, the burden on the county is going to increase. we can't afford to have sutter, one of the largest pr...

schedule something that will elaborate on those issues more. and i have a question to miss simmons regarding the project. is this relying on good faith local hiring? >> yes. it falls under the first source good faith policy. we done i think with given the policy, we've done some added things because cpmc -- on the construction side in a p.l.a. agreement which gets to 30% by trade, which is harder than just a straight out first source. president olague: the city has move towards stronger requirements for contractors. i wonder if there is a way of strengthening that. >> we intended to ...

money over 50 years that they should be paying to be adequate ly serving low-income patients as a nonprofit hospital. the $2 billion over 50 years, that figure is somewhat dubious. that's what they should be providing as a nonprofit hospital if they were treating low-income patients on medcal and charity care patients. so i just want to clarify that. the mayor's recommendations were really to bring cpmc up to the state average. that's really -- that's not even enough. we need to go far beyond that. so in addition, i just want to wrap up by reiterating, a community benefits agreement ...