the dogpatch public realm plan allows the community to focus resources onic maing sure dogpatch streets, sidewalks, the parks and other open spaces get high quality design and investment as they need. it includes design for complete streets and open spaces, developed in partnerships with the department of public works, with sfmta, and of course rec and parks. i want to thank and acknowledge the five community workshops. there's actually been a dozen of stakeholders group meetings, and a number of surveys that have all come together to produce this plan. in particular, i want to thank the dogpatch neighborhood association, the green benefit district, toes and paws, potrero boosters, potrero dog batch boosters association, and a number of other committed individuals, specifically bruce hui, and a few other individuals. i want to also thank robin abad and the planning department for their tremendous work on this lemgs lation over the last several months. i also would like to recognize my legislative aide, sophia kitler who's been instrumental shaping this process. madam clerk, the rest i s

>> the dogpatch neighbourhood feel strongly this'll be integrated into a greater part of dogpatch. we look forward to seeing how they get named and which part of it comes as a name. in the future, if these projects are successful packed it will be peer 70 and the power station and it will all integrate nicely into dogpatch. >> the power station is gone so it sounds really weird to refer to it as the power station project. >> we go back and one of our slides that we have, we have that hotel in the power station that is there peerk you can see the mould is there. the exhaust within the stock is a 300-foot and you could never escape it. if this remains as part of the hotel, it will still be a power station that will be repurposed into a hotel. we think that that would still carry very much to look and feel of that. we are very open to seeing how this neighbourhood gets named. >> ok. my other question related to the improvements for 23rd street, the open space and now this alley, is a part responsible for any of the funding of those improvements? >> no. >> great [indiscernible] -- [lau

and the much desired neighborhood planning that will benefit our neighborhoods including mission-dogpatch and the greater community. as we're all aware, studies are studies, and we've seen the warriors commission a thorough analysis and noise control plan. request that said, there is live testing -- until there is live testing and a few outdoor events, we won't know the actual impact. they have demonstrated time after time they will address neighbors' concerns, and in several cases associated with noise from construction of the arena, the time that neighbor's concerns were brought to our attention, they had already been in contact with the neighbor and in most cases already had been successfully resolved. demonstrates good planning, connection to the -- >> your time is up. thank you. >> great. thank you for the support. >> all right. is there any additional public comment on this agenda item? >> hello, commissioners. i'm a lifelong san francisco resident. i still -- oh, this one? i'm a live long san francisco resident, and this is a world class -- >> what's your name? >> doug allen. i liv