bring a note with best wishes from our chief architect, the executive director, and others at the exploratorium. there are some photographs of the project that i think you'll enjoy, and also bring a record available to everyone on our store -- [laughter] , but it is a report of our work at fort mason in terms of our outdoor pedagogy, so that is what we're really excited about, so this is the chapter that we hope they will support more work at the pierce, but now, i will have an opportunity to extend this period and then also, a poster. you recently had an in house event. we are moving. what is interesting, some of you may have seen that we have the old palace of fine arts from 1969 with a photograph of frank oppenheimer, said this was a piece at pier 15, where our current director was with him, so for you, thank you very much. [applause] we look forward to seeing you at the site. >> i have one speaker card. then the commissioners, members of the public, thank you for letting me speak today on this. i promise i'm not here to speak about anything but jennifer. jennifer and i work together for six

please believe it or not, -- ripley's believe it or not, and the exploratorium. we ask them what they could do. the california academy of sciences added 10,000 additional free slots this summer for kids. the zoo 100. the asian art museum, moma. they are stepping up to the plate. this is a way of doing more with less, being created, not excepting the status quo as absolute, and working more creatively to solve and address a significant issue. the purpose of this was to focus on what is right and not necessarily indulging in what is going wrong, particularly with the burden placed on the school districts with the summer program. we want to celebrate the collective efforts of everyone you see who made it all happen. i am happy now. we're all happy. we're happy to answer any questions. through our jobs now program and state grants that the development offices gotten, we will be enhancing our summer jobs program. we're very blessed because of the jobs now framework that we are able to provide 100% wage subsidies for individuals with independence. that allows us to hir

with the exploratorium and other things coming down the pike, it is going to be ridiculous. this contradicts your own recommendations. another not the proposal. why do we have to cut through a street where there are lovely condos protected by that area when we can get through washington street and broadway? why cut it in the middle, which creates homeless people, security problems, and all kinds of nonsense we do not need? let us keep the west side of the waterfront quiet. let us keep it at 40 feet. we did it for good reason down the other end. we cannot do anything about the south side. let's keep the north side beautiful. there is no comparison. president fong: allan mark. >> hello. i am a resident of washington hills for 20 years and a homeowner there. i have also been a member of the telegraph club for 18 years. i am the president of the company involved in real estate consulting on the residential side. i strongly support the northeast embarcaderos study. it has been very thorough, very well thought out. this town averages about 1000 sales a year of condos. at the peak