. >> clerk: resolution approving the first amendment to lease l-13550 between boudin properties, inc, located at 160 jefferson street and the city and county of san francisco, acting by and through the port commission, to provide the two extension options of 10 years each, for an aggregate ter july june 30, 2065. >> supervisor cohen: we have jay edwards from the port that will make a short presentation today and in short this is a lease amendment to give two 10-year lease extension options for the boudin bak bakery which is on jefferson street. and the current lease expires in 2045 and the extension potentially moves the lease date back out to 2065. and are you ready? all right, fantastic. so we'll hear from mr. jay edwards. thank you. >> good morning, supervisors. jay edwards issue senior property manager, port of san francisco. i'm here today to give you a brief presentation on the ports findings here for the lease -- for the boudin properties at 160 jefferson street for two 10-year extension options. boudin has been an anchor tenant of the fisherman's wharf community here since 200

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