i also frequent the crocker galleria often for meals and i know most of the tenants and retailers that are there. and my hotel literally supports this. they have been great partners when they were discussing the project, they were great neighbors and shared all the great improvements. and i am a resident of san francisco. i feel this will bring more of the local residents a place to come. i personally love the popos because we used to do yoga classes for our customers there. so i'm looking forward to the enhancement. i think people do go up there, but i think with the enhancement there will be more people that go there. i'm a huge proponent because i believe san francisco needs more public parks. and actually we have this amazing architectural tour guide, he takes a lot of the tourists and local customers from my hotels and starts at my hotel and tours the space. so whatever we can do, i think it will be a great addition to sutter street. we don't get a lot of business and foot traffic on weekends, so i think whatever i can do to help support our ownership group is also in support of t

the project before you is downtown project authorization for the crocker retail galleria 50 post street. it is a three story building with vaulted glass ceiling. in addition it is fronted with a small third frontage on the west side. the galleria and project also including the three story retail building located between the main portion and the ad jaysant -- adjacent hotel. it was approved in 1979 and constructed in 1983 as part of a larger project which included a tower and 25 montgomery and 111 sutter. that is all into the new galleria. the project today only involves the building itself and no modifications to the office tower. the original project called for open space in two main areas first on the roof of 1 montgomery and second above the three story retail building between th the daller ria. it includes increased tables and seating and movable seating. the proposed project consists of interior and ex steeria alterations and no building expansion except for elevator extension on the sutter street side of the building which allows for existing elevator to be brought up to the rooft