for example on bodecker park where there was a specific development proposal for affordable housing. we said that was a public good, i understand that. the argument made here seems to just be a bigger set of entitlement extractions from a number of buildings instead of just one. just to clarify, we have 15 9 million for open space estimated. is that -- none of it is going to that elevated park, is that right? >> some of it is. i don't have the figure in front of me. but it is a minority. there's some 1wz when project comes before you for entitlements. i will reiterate the points mr. swizky raised in his presentation about while in the quantitative modeling of the shadow the lattice was assumed a hard shadow element. not a solid element but the grid would be dark shadow lines. the reality of the sun passing through and around world be more diffuse, especially at distances. you can say the element is con tribing the but in reality less than in the ir. * >> let's see. i lost my train of thought. i will think of it later. >> commissioner antonini. >> maybe i could shed light on questions

there is -- bodecker park is slated to be completely renovated in the next few years there is a project for public land to fund and rebuild this park. so the analysis is based on the approved plan the commission has approved for the renovation of this park. where does this analysis on this park -- there was a limited five-minute analysis for a few weeks a year. it would fall on the street edges, plantings but not public access and service gate. interestsingly the one before 7 a.m. at this park has not been historically opened during the last many years. it is only generally open in the middle of the day.

some of those have been changed multiple times, such as bodecker park. bringing back * to this plan, here is a map of -- you can see of the downtown area. the plan area is outlined in red. all the open spaces shown on the map are recreational and park. open spaces. not showing non reck and open spaces because they are not the subject of section 295. the plan doesn't have open reck or by any public agency. the different colorations of the parks on the map, darker green, are parks that might have new shadow from planned buildings and light green ones do not. this is an excerpt of the table from the ier. so there are nine parks which could potentially be shadowed by buildings in the plan area. seven of which have budgets established for them. so just before we get -- the bulk of the presentation is sort of a park-by-park analysis, going through each, describing what the potential new shadows might look like in terms of time of day and time of year in terms of usage. before we go tint park by park discussion, presentation, just broad observations. the first

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