again, the mechanism for paying that that is really through the long-term leases from pier 30, 32, the seawll, a -- seawall, and others, if needed. the fixed rate, the $4.60 dollars that apply to the different -- before dollars, and the $6, that apply to the different -- before dollars. -- cote -- the fixed rate, the $4 and the $6 that apply to the different piers. correct? >> again, if you're looking for a third-party verification for those numbers, we can come back with the term sheets or other. chair chu: and then would be a long-term leases, -- and then with the long-term leases, your answer to that is that we are actually not obligated or increasing the city's liability for those because we have not agreed to approve minutes above $55 million? >> -- we have not agreed to approve above $55 million? >> correct. waterfront improvements. what we will do when we hear the authority's proposal for the scope of the improvements, 30, 32, or other locations, we will independently verify what we think the cost of those improvements are, and when we come to you with the term sheet approval, which in