our approach to sustainability has been recognized on the local level, state level, nationally by the aia, and through our participation in the clean climate initiative. we have set a lot of goals. a lot of what we're trying to achieve will wrists -- will necessitate the partnership of the puc. so, with that, i will turn it over to the details engineer to walk you through the infrastructure system. >> commissioner torres? commissioner torres: yes, a few questions, if i may. the project calls for 18,000 units? >> yes. commissioner torres: are they rental or ownership? >> i believe the split is 90 for sale and 10 rental. commissioner torres: and the variants of size, bedroom-wise? >> on average, two-bedroom. the our family friendly. it depends on the product tuck. there are some townhomes that are higher in. the townhomes on your blenheim -- yerba buena island are 1 million to one. then you have the units on mission bay. commissioner torres: [unintelligible] >> of about 30% of the total development program would be affordable. that is one of the things i probably should have started off wit

i heard him on a lecture series at the aia on the history of san francisco architecture. his view was that this building does not merit that standing. i urge you to support the entire project, particularly the vacation of mason street. chairperson mar: thank you. i have two more cards. if anyone else wishes to speak, please line up on the wall to your left. if we could get the overhead, please. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is really about transferring control of a street. i am joan wood, speaking for the coalition for a better north beach library and playground. the reason the library is tied into this is because in order to eccentric the master plan library you have to go 19.5 -- to accentuate the master plan library, you have to go 19.5 feet into mason street. supervisor chiu said there had been a lot of public hearings about this. there had not meant any hearings about the street. it did not have story polls indicating the purpose of this demonstration. that is a gross oversight, and it never happened with anything else i ever participated in, when people wan

the 2006 plan was nominated for an aia german design honor award in 2009. the 2011 plan has so fundamentally unchanged it cannot be thought any longer the same plan that won the award. i will follow up with additional comments on other matters. for all the reasons i just described in exhaustive length, there is no new analysis of impact. some of this may turn out to be less. some may turn out to be more significant. some may add to the already exhaustive list of unavoidable impacts identified in this eir. i conclude in support of commissioner sugaya that without any revised project description, this is inaccurate and incomplete. i will pick up after i hear from my fellow commissioners. commissioner delcarlo: good evening. thank you to all the members of the public that spoke to mike. it is very helpful to hear the views from our diverse community. we heard from labor and business tonight, and a number of residents and representatives from treasure island/yerba buena island. thank you for that. i would have to disagree with those planning commissioners that

all the great thing she did in that particular role, it made her the perfect choice to be the ceo of aia. but there's a big complement i want to tell all of you about because aia has done something so significant. in the last 15 months they have increased their membership by 55%. that is an enormous undertaking. we congratulate marion and her team. we thank you for taking the lead as our moderator this morning. please come forward. [applause] >> thank you for that gracious introduction. i'm delighted to be among friends. as i look at this audience, this is a group of colleagues and folks that have been pulling together for a long time. i have to congratulate you, carol. 10 years, this is a very impressive gathering and the largest number of people ever. i always do enjoy this kind of forum each year because it gives us a chance to advance the ball on policy issues. i think it is noted for that. it's noted for the substance. again, my congratulations. i will tell you i am delighted to be here with our two panelists. bios are in the book, so i will not go into that further except to say th

aia recently conducted a public opinion poll in early march. we don't do a lot of this. it shows that 68% of americans support new technologies to improve air safety. that is a big percentage. in fact, 65% are in favor of maintaining or increasing faa funding levels. only 19% said they would be in favor of cutting at bay. finally, a majority of americans said they support timely implementation. in these budgetary times, those are good numbers. let's turn to our experts for the challenges ahead. let me tell you one thing about our panelists, to is important to understand they come from very different parts of the aviation and technology world. those have tremendous operating experience. dave melcher, a former 3 starke is now running a big defense technology company with responsibility to adsb. ross is a commercial pilot who moved on to managing positions and somewhere in between, running all of operations for the faa and now finance. they teamed up on this new venture. dave, let me turn to you for the first question. how do you see the n challenges seeextgen? what will it

but there's a big compliment that i want to tell all of you about, because aia has done something so significant in the last 15 months. they have increased their membership by 85%. that is an enormous undertaking. we congratulate marion and her team. and we thank you for being delayed as our moderators this morning, marion. please come forward. apartments. thank you, care. and thank you for that not only gracious introduction but for the team. thank you. you know, i am delighted to be here as you can imagine that for one thing, it's among those but as i look at this audience, this is a group of colleagues and folks have been pulling together for a long time. and carol, i do have to congratulate you. 10 years. this is a very impressive gathering and the largest number of people ever for it. but i always do enjoy this kind of forum each year because it does give us a chance to really advance the ball on policy issues. and i think it's noted for that. it's known for his substance. so again, my congratulations. i will also say i enjoy being here with my panel. the bios are in the book so

aia, another good sponsor and marion the first moderator this morning. aopa, a great sponsor, not only sponsored the award, but they also brought their simulator and that was terrific and greg was one of the moderators. i just have to tell you the ca howlett story, and the phone rings in ca's room, and this voice says is carol there? it was my husband calling for carol, but the switchboard had put him threw to ca howlett's room rather than mine. i thought that was a good chuckle for you at the end of the day. [laughter] moving on, there's worldwide holdings and of course with gary as one of the panelists, seth and jack were terrific today. coc did not have a panelist or a speaker, but they were a john rows and very -- generous and very helpful sponsor and itt, jetblue with barger, and biojoe, such a great name and he's so terrific as part of the panelists. ed bolen and rolls-royce and don't leave behind your sticky ipad holders they gave you as long as the financial contributions. smith detix, united airlines, you will see what they have momentarily, and

u the meaning of these items which we are releasing today, it's aia very small part of the discovery,en to the associated press. they've been denied the associated press for nine months. why is it it wouldn't have been appropriate in either one of is your answers, yes or no, to have erred on the side as the president said and had the career professionals do it and take your chances that maybe just once something would get out that wouldn't be perfect, s even though it was done by the career professionals?gh i >> mr. chairman, it would not have been appropriate because the president' memorandum did not say to ignore the law.s the law includes exemptions. we are duty-bound -- >> okay.we a look, i've heard enough of a political appointee, political o appointees who sewer -- interfered, clearly, with career professionals. we have a whistleblower who your organization has punished that was part of an overallion disclosure that we've become aware of.eral let me just close because my time, too, is limited. we're not done with this. the minority may think that this is not right. our expectati