corine woods. >> good afternoon, corine woods. the proposed remedy for pier 70 is very much like what we did and are doing at mission bay, cap and cover. it's working.dus dust control has never worked, because no one is enforcing it. we are fine, so far. we of work with mark on mission bay, and he knows the area and the contaminant and the issues, and i feel very confident that whatever plan they come up with will be affected and cost- effective. my only concern is if you discover hot spots after the fact that you may have to dig them out, because if there is something that could be migrating to the bay that has not come and i am amazed there is an inch of soil that has not been tested, but if you do find something later, you may have to pull it out and get rid of it. we did a long districts -- 16th street corridor in mission bay, because we have former oil depot where ships used to come in and bring oil and that have to be dug out, because there was just too much and there to leave it in place. we were very worried about migratio

corine woods. >> resident of mission bay. i do support the meter plant. i think it's really important that we do some parking management and area. i have a couple of issues. and one is there are certain parts of the boulevard that do not have sidewalks, and therefore you cannot put meters in. in the places where meters cannot go in, we would like to keep the two-hour parking limits. i know it is tough for mta to enforce parking limits come up but we do not want to encourage free all-day parking for commuters. i am a little concerned about the 11:00 p.m. time limit on the meters. the only time when that is really important is when there is something going on at at&t park, at which point we definitely want them to 11:00 and definitely want special rates to apply. until 11:00, i understand you do it on the embarcadero, but it is a kind of different neighborhood at mission bay. and outside of game days, i do not think he will make enough money to warrant the extra enforcement you will have to put in, but i get that you want to be consistent. i would like you

. -- my name is corin woods. i a fall of this project since the first rfp. i followed the embarcadero planning study, which was extremely well done. i think the developer and the port have come up with a really good plan. i supported it strongly. i think the one thing that has not been talked about here today is how difficult it is to develop public trust property for anything other than maritime use. and the fact that this project does of trust land swap so that the state's of california and the citizens of the state of california have those benefits, but at the same time, the project has a financial basis where it can succeed are both very important points. you cannot build -- the port could not have bills on what was the parking lot, which is public trust land, anything other than public trust consisting uses. to fact that the pacific waterfront partners have figured out a way to do this, to combine those properties, do all the things -- i do not know that i went to all 100 meetings that they had, but i went to a lot of them, and i think they were very re

. >> corin woods. >> i chair the mission based citizens advisory committee to the successor agency of the redevelopment agency, and i am looking forward to looking with working with you, robert. even though we're not talking about the america's cup approval, in fact in a lot of ways it makes it easier, because maybe we can now negotiate something. one of the conditions for dredging was going to be the approval of an exclusive negotiating agreement for a recreational boat marina at pier 54. pier 54 is adjacent to what is the front part. it is really a nice walk if you can get down there. yesterday i would have said to you that we're looking forward to building bayfront park in the next five years because the blocks adjacent to that, blocks 30 and 32, were going to be constructed by sales force, but today i cannot say that, because now we do not know when it will be realigned. there are all kinds of triggers that mean the bayfront park will be built probably later. it does mean there will be in open water basin, although not want officially recognized. i would really like you all to thi