dr. honeycutt who dedicated much much their meeting times over the last several months to reviewing, providing and considering these project changes. [applause]. >> finally, i again want to echo the director thanks to the amazing team at ocii who worked on this important project. it was really a great example of team work across the agency, so thank you team. and thank you, commissioners for your patience through this. we are here, staff is here, development team members are here to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> commissioner mondejar: oh, my goodness. thank you. a lot of work. [please stand by for captioner switch] should be increasing that number. do not accept the changes without an increase in b.m.r. units. also add when they talk about the ecogrid, a lot of things they talk about, i was told as a visionary of the shipyard would be delivered with my building. i bought before my building was fully constructed. those things are not included in my building. do not believe the ecogrid unless it's written down that lawyers cannot get around, otherwise they will get around it.

dr. veronica honeycutt. i'm the chair of the citizens advisory committee for the shipyard, and i'm here because this is a very important matter that needs to be resolved. now let's just break it down. the community operated in good faith by attending all the stipulated meetings, and that took quite a bit of time, okay? number two, any good new concept should have been introduced to the community and discussed within that context so that some decisions could have been made. and you know, i'm reminded of something that my grandmother used to say to me, what you do in the dark comes out in the light. okay. so when people do these little side meetings, and use their privilege and their connections to be able to fashion some new deals that exclude the community, well, then you understand why the community is not happy. that's when you have people that build these rooms or -- and go down stairs to the room down stairs, it's for an opportunity to speak. so i'm saying this to you because it's really kind of a nonsen

dr. honeycutt who dedicated much much their meeting times over the last several months to reviewing, providing and considering these project changes. [applause]. >> finally, i again want to echo the director thanks to the amazing team at ocii who worked on this important project. it was really a great example of team work across the agency, so thank you team. and thank you, commissioners for your patience through this. we are here, staff is here, development team members are here to answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> commissioner mondejar: oh, my goodness. thank you. a lot of work. [please stand by for captioner switch]

dr. honeycutt because they are the ones who really, point by point, point by point, you have all these meetings. i know because i get the announcements, and thank you for doing that. because you are the -- you're the group that really makes sure that. things that are needed by that -- by the community are being addressed. i know it's been difficult, it's been a number of years, but to make sure that the vision as commissioner bustos said is carried forward because i believe what we're doing is building community. and so i wawhat i want to do i thank or staff in reaching out to our sister agencies because i know that has been difficult. these are major changes, major change that's have to be really looked into, and make sure that all of the city agencies that we work with, make sure that we all work together to make sure that all of these changes are implemented effectively. i've been in many of those briefings, and many of my own concerns have been responded to and answered. our developer, kofi, thank you for being here, and i appreciate your openness and listening to the community. it's not pe

dr. honeycutt. i do believe that the plans we have seen are quite exceptional. i do believe that the bayview deserves to have nice places and go to relax and enjoy. open spaces with key. me personally, i grew up in the ingleside, ingleside terrace to be impact, where that particular part of the city was planned as a park like setting. i do know that that life has -- that my time there has affected my life in a very positive direction, seeing that i'm also a college graduate, but also, i would like to see that sort of lifestyle on this side of the city, as well. once again, i do believe it is okay to have a nice place in the bayview. i also think the plans we have seen today is exceptional. this group has done a very nice job to make sure that this side of the city is well developed and accessible. on that note, i say thank you very much for your time, and i appreciate yourest ares. >> great. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> are there any other speaker cards. >> no more speaker cards. okay. is there anybody else? any burning questions? seeing none, i will cl