vice president miguel: you look at the west end of the park and you hear terms such as pastoral and wildwood park land -- wild, wooded park land. it did not design soccer fields and i do not think mcclaren did either. at least to my knowledge. what happened roughly 80 years ago if my time line is right, there was a change from that pastoral, wild, what did concept and they put in soccer fields and they are there. that is one of the problems that we always have with historic landscapes, basically. they either do or do not accommodate change. golden gate park has accommodated change in many ways. it has done so slowly and thoughtfully. there are soccer fields there. they are there for a particular reason. i do not believe it is static or should be. the only thing i will comment on, i have other comments written letter in reference to the coverage of the eir is the golden gate park master plan. there were many references to it publicly today. there are many references to it in the eir document in front of us. i have dealt with the master plan since 1998 and before because i was on the citizens'

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