has been done in a quate coordid with on the port's resilience programme and rfp preparations for the embarcadaro pier projects and the seawall, as well. where we've been able to have interactive discussions to show how the policies relate to actual project initiatives that we're trying to advance, it's helped, i think, the public to understand why the waterfront plan is there and what the policies actually mean and to that end, rattler the historic district, we did get a comment about, perhaps, clarifying the policy language to make it clear that the high-revenue generating uses that are allowed for in the embarcadro policies is for the purposes of generating the financial capacity to be able to seismically upgrade and deliver the trust access and oriented uses and not to be just an an office development opportunity. that it's an integrated package. i think there are improvements that we can make on the language there to make that more clear. we did get some comments just yesterday from john collinger from the working group with concerns around the general office policy provision and we will follow up with him to answer his