that work continues and we've been working actively with state lands commission staff as well as bcdc so our objectives are really to align our public trust responsibilities across the agencies. we will be having more progress on that at a future date and that will be providing those in the future yo updates. we're also continuing our work with the planning department to make sure that if there are any reconciliations with the city's general plan and the waterfront plan, we will take care of that as well. and to amend the san francisco planning code so that we create a design review process that incorporates all projects along the seven and a half waterfront that would review the process which today is only extended in the northern half of the waterfront and in the pier 70 and mission rock projects. we want all of our projects along the southern half miles to go under the design review procedures. so i think i gotta head of myself. i just explained all of the next steps already. with that, i'm happy to answer any questions. it's been a really great experience to meet with people to ex

developed in the early 2000s through 2006 development plan and going forward and have been held up by bcdc as a regional example of how to plan for sea level rise. on the lead for neighborhood design, ace mentioned, based on our preliminary assessment, we are online on track for lead platinum for neighborhood design. we did our initial assessment in 2016. we were tied for the highest scoring lead agency project in the world. and the largest development project under the current version of lead version 4 in both acreage and square footage and the largest plan to receive platinum certification. a stand out amongst standouts if you will. and we still have, based on that initial assessment, some opportunities for improvement in our scoring. some of the topics explore at the sustainability committee and include updates on our lead status and and on bnn building design and habitat management and spar park design and streete species selections, transportation demand management and congestion management policies, stormwater management, recycled water, on site power generation, economic development