the abag projections had us growing between 2010 and 2040 by 100,000 new households or 200,000 people and 160,000 new jobs. what is interesting the last five years has seen a lot of that growth already happen so we have seen about 10,000 people per year in terms of population. the city has grown by 50,000 people in the last five years. that is 20% of the projected growth. more significantly we seen half of the job projection occur within five years of the 30 years period. we have seen 90,000 jobs in the last five years in the city. that is more than 47 out of the 50 states. san francisco unemployment rate is down to 3.6% which is essentially full employment and i thank the director for bringing this up and the city is seeing approximately 30 million visitors a year creating huge demand for the waterfront and other public areas of the city and creating both intense growth in the economy and in terms of challenges and how we address public space and access and public safety so it is welcomed news in many ways. the growth particularly under the unemployment rate and we know that the grow

like to find out how on both regional and the local level how organizations such as plan bay area or abag view the convenience and the safety to san francisco citizens and bay area citizens visiting the area, what concerns we might have for people in the three different periods. one, when we complete the phase one in 2018. number two -- or 2017 and consequently 2018 and secondly after we complete v tx and thirdly after cal high speed rail comes into the terminal so in each of the periods we're interested in what the -- what it appears to other experts of how the citizens and visitors to our trans bay center will find their convenience and safety and with that i conclude the report unless you have any questions. >> you seem to be assuming that those folks have been thinking about those things. i hope they have. >> well, if they haven't -- >> it's out there. >> i mean if they haven't we're trying to wake people up to this. >> yeah, i think you need to prompt them. >> yes, thank you. >> okay. >> next item. >> next item is public comment. an opportunity for the members of the public to addres

like to find out how on both regional and the local level how organizations such as plan bay area or abag view the convenience and the safety to san francisco citizens and bay area citizens visiting the area, what concerns we might have for people in the three different periods. one, when we complete the phase one in 2018. number two -- or 2017 and consequently 2018 and secondly after we complete v tx and thirdly after cal high speed rail comes into the terminal so in each of the periods we're interested in what the -- what it appears to other experts of how the citizens and visitors to our trans bay center will find their convenience and safety and with that i conclude the report unless you have any questions. >> you seem to be assuming that those folks have been thinking about those things. i hope they have. >> well, if they haven't -- >> it's out there. >> i mean if they haven't we're trying to wake people up to this. >> yeah, i think you need to prompt them. >> yes, thank you. >> okay. >> next item. >> next item is public comment. an opportunity for the members of the public to addres

moore can i ask director ram is that a possibility for you to start leadership in bringing mta and abag together it is obviously they have an ability to talk about their growth at the station you talked about last week the difficulties and merging all the desire to merger the large and smaller agencies that is a perfect subject to broaden the discussion including this. >> sure by county excuse me. there are because it is by county there are multiple agencies involved including mtc and their staff and mta and the transportation authority and brisbane and a series of people at the table an important kind of multi agency effort. >> commissioners, if there's nothing further we'll move on to the past event and board of supervisors no brotherhoods. >> good afternoon, commissioners at&t park planning department staff at the this last weeks land use commission we heard the establishment of the citywide sustainability fee the planning commission heard this on september 10th and voted to removed approval at the land use they heard presentations by the staff and director ram and public comment the