All: I won't be able to attend this meeting, but if I could a course to dissuade the lease holder from performing on the lease and in return they be provided some type of liquidated damages would be my suggestion. This was a terrible lease that MLVS unfortunately got themselves into. I met with Rosario some time ago after she signed the lease option and told her she should do everything she could to get out of it. MLVS was so strapped for money that she said didn't have the resources. We discussed possibly keeping the building intact with some upgrades and possibly developing affordable housing on top. She told me she had been offered $14 million cash for the building "as is" at the time, but turned it down. I suggested she look at a larger development project and leveraging the equity in the building as opposed to selling it off little by little. We we're never able to get back together for a second meeting. WTS, depending on how hard core the current lessee is or will be, it may still be doable. Affordable housing added to the buildings current and possible use as a school and cbo hub, to me might be an alternative. Also we should look at some way to block any sub-division of the building citing the greater good. Given the housing crisis, I'm sure there would be a lot of support for housing. Anyway that's my 2 cents, sorry can't make it, feeling under the weather. Adelante, Pete
Sent from my iPhoneA reminder for Thursday at 6:00 PM to come to our School.
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