i know ghirardelli has residents on the top. so do you actually engage and hand fliers to the individual apartments and say we're going to have a hearing or do you just go through the property manage ner. >> it's the fairmont hotel is responsible for those residences, so we've account kaed them, and i believe they reached out to the residences. so we very often hear everything that happens with the residences there with what's going on with the square. >> so the gentleman today who also got the notice yesterday -- >> that's in the apartment complex across the street. >> oh, across the street. >> yeah, the towers are across the street. >> i see. and is that within 300 feet? >> i believe so. >> and so you -- >> might be exactly 300. >> so you haven't ever reached out to the ones across the street, then? >> we have. >> you have? >> yes. >> and that's my -- >> we're in touch with their property office or we'll hear from them directly regarding various issues with our tenants and other issues going on in the square. >> okay. in this

i can go to ghirardelli square and throw out my anchor, but it's really noisy. angel island is another place, so please, think about clipper cove as a sanctuary for boaters. if you go to the ecosystems, clipper cove does not have current. it doesn't have a flow. it goes up and down, so there's no flow. if you start throwing in 300 and 400 boats, you're going to get gasoline, you're going to get oil, you're going to get pollution. the ecosystem will change in clipper cove over time. you also have over boards living there. as for racing, the wind comes from the golden gate straight over the little jetty, and it's fairly constant. you start throwing in buildings or boats, like i have learned how to sail lake merit, and the high-rises, they change the wind condition. it's very much like a very nice soccer fields. if you start playing soccer with kids on a soccer field, it's great. if you start playing with them on an open field, it's completely different. the same thing is going to happen with the boats if you start changing this. >> supervisors, my name is ron cuse