but it did refer to that earlier in the cmg report. and then so the other materials that i have are from before, uh, tida was in the agreement with the developer in 2011. so before all the planning documents were adopted. but it was similar conversations about the potential options. so those have been on the table for a while. um, a decision has not been made . okay. yeah. i guess maybe, um, maybe that's something. we've been talking about this for a while as, um, director richardson said, and as we all know and just, um, i guess when do we get to a decision? and then how do we begin to move forward? and that's where i really i yeah, i mean, the list of the times that we've had these discussions, i mean, they were very, very sparse. so there wasn't a lot of in depth. and then this last meeting where we actually discussed these various options and that it appeared like we have made a decision and just wanted to be clear that, yeah, we're still in a yeah, we still need to dig in a little bit anyway. we need to. anne-marie, could you come

. >> cmg architecture was brought to the project once they award the agreement between the city of san francisco and the united states navy. cmg has earned national recognition and numerous awards for merits and design, social impact and environmental stewardship. >> we were a part of the project in the beginning when the developer initially was awarded the exclusive negotiation agreement or the ena with the city and they partnered with the planning and architecture group and we joined that team to work with the developer around the city and community to come up with a plan for treasure island. >> so there's quite a lot of open space in the master plan and there's a couple of reasons for that that's pragmatic. one is that the amount of area that could be converted for private use on treasure island was very limited, actually it wasn't allowed at all because treasure island was previously public open waters and protected by the tidal and trust act to be redevelop for public use. but there was a land swap that was allowed and approved by the governor of california, governor schwarzenegge

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this is one of the first cmg contracts implemented by puc recently winning both sf partnering for sanrancisco and international partnering awards. it's a great achievement and so good to see it now in use. it's a reminder of the work that we do. headworks is also a really significant endeavor, not just because of its size and complexity, but we've always talked about building well, maintaining 2024 seven flow through that plant and working under some very congested conditions in a really limited space is not easy. looking back at how i personally have had the privilege to update the commission on this project on behalf of the whole team from when it started construction to what it looks like now, and this photo is really amazing. it's a feat of modern engineering. this is testimony to our work in infrastructure, but together with the enterprises as they operate the facility and the contractor who have helped design and build it, biosolids, of course, is worth a mention very much. moving forward. and it's had a troubled past. but when we're now in a very good place, it's a very differe