the notice to proceed for clark construction the cmg see will follow in september clark will complete construction nine months later in about mid 2026. and to your question that was asked i think originally that was projected for december 2020 for moving from ingleside was to surge will complete in late 2026 ingleside is in the schematic design phase it's expected to finish estes in march. i will talk about the 1 to 1 swap negotiations and in an upcoming slide but overall that delayed the project that delayed ingleside design project by about one year 100% design and permitting will finish in late 2026 at about the same time that surge and pxd complete move in at egbert clark will then pivot from egg work to start construction at ingleside in late 2026 and then they have 24 months to achieve substantial completion. so late 2028 or early 2029 and i believe that was originally forecasted for mid 2027. the move in date back to ingleside station is the first quarter of 2029 and the last i believe last commission update that was estimated at late 2027. so i just also wanted to talk a littl

. >> cmg architecture was brought to the project once they award the agreement between the city of sannited states navy. cmg has earned national recognition and numerous awards for merits and design, social impact and environmental stewardship. >> we were a part of the project in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena with the city and they partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegger to be put on a pub

is are we you know the the consultant that did the landscape architecture consultancy what with img, cmg they had developed a management plan. i'm wondering is parks and rec going to be adopting that management plan or are they coming up with their own kind of management plan? i see that in february 2005 we're going to get a revised work plan. so i'm just curious like where is or are we going to see a management plan or is that just being adopted by parks and rec? >> i don't want to speak for ultimately what parks and rec would generate sort of on paper but i think the understanding is the owner manual, the master owner manual in the parks specific chapters will still be developed and will be implemented into rec and parks thinking on the management as a guide but are they then also going to have their own management guide for the spaces? i assume they would but i think our intention is they would be they would be following the directions of the manual and putting together their processes in their tactics is kind of i guess the best way i could see when will we see something like that? >

would have heard as a construction manager and general contractor contracts sometimes they're called cmg sees design build contracts and the truth is the agency as a whole is moving towards that delivery model and so there will be opportunities to apply the same contracting requirement on additional projects going forward. >> and then i would like to transition over from data to kind of a human story and this is a story about deja wilson who is a san francisco native native of the bayview and when she was ready to start a career she had godparent that were in the trades and they introduced her to the idea of working in construction and it was through her godparents and the trades in that work with the unions that she was introduced to programs and products and opportunities that the puc runs to reduce barriers for local workers to get on puc projects to try to help them land on and find work on policy projects. and it was through that work that she was able to land on a piece see project appeal covered project and over time she actually became an employee of the san francisco public util

morning call us today morgan stanley moving to overweight on chipotle with a price target of $70, saying cmgungry for earning, upgrading wingstop to overweight, making it a top pick with a price target of 3.75, which would be close to a 60% upside move from here. deutsche bank upgrading anheuser-busch inbev to a buy with a price target of 75 and adam jonas morgan stanley turning bullish on tesla, writing that the buyer strike could create a good entry point for investors, especially as the ev maker pivots to become a bigger player. that stock is up 3.5% premarket or when price is surging too. are they? i don't know, why wouldn't they be? >> they should be. >> no. increases are not currently surging despite a different kinds of chicken maybe that are affected by the avian flu i don't know. >> i don't. >> know why that's not happening because. >> we've killed a. >> lot of chickens up next. and you only get two wings per chicken. i have you have boneless wings, right? >> yeah. those are. >> like. >> there's been all the chickens are crazy mcribs. >> that. >> they've composted. >> so i think. >>