. >> commissioner gillman? to. >> thank you. as the newest member of this commission, i'm excited that i get to be here to help bring this project home. i'm excited to see this project get off the ground and moving. i want to commend the team again because in 2015, there were few developers will doing 30% affordable and the giants helped to set that bar for the stars thastandards that we have today. i'm excited to see the front-loaded in phase one. i just had one sort of question, comment. i just want to make sure that we put safeguards in around the use and activation of the park. i agree with the commissioner and i'm very supportive of the activation, both public events and paid events. but i want to ensure that folks moving into the residential portion don't have buyer's remorse and that we five, six, ten years from now have folks coming to us about the deactivation. i hope it will do due diligence. let the new neighbors know the existing neighborhood is supportive, just so that everyone goes in with their eyes wide open. i t

. >> thank you gillman? >> thank you. amy, can you just enlighten me, i know in the staff report you talked that most commissions don't have term limits. >> most commissioners, that's correct. the only ones that do have them because i called around and found out, so at the moment, the san francisco municipal transportation agency and the planning department have no term limit restrictions and the rest do. >> are they typically two or four years. >> i think one year. some are one year and some are two areas. so it varies. >> i'm actually just for fellow commissioners, i'm in favour of loeliminating the term rule. we have ample opportunity to switch leadership or make different decisions. you don't want to see us get boxed into a position on a four-year cycle or if that four-year cycle didn't mesh up or moved to another commission. >> so i will give you my personal opinion. i work a lot of governance in the private sector and i do think that it helps to set expectations for both the staff, as well as for the commissioners i

i wanted to follow up on the question that commissioner gillman asked on the timeline. how long is the construction period and when would we see the project completed and lease in operation? >> the construction period is projected to be roughly a year and a half to two years, depending on what our conditions are. but that is currently the time frame. >> by end of 2022, hopefully. >> yes. >> hopefully we can see it sooner. as someone involved with the cultural organizations in the city, i think it's really sorely needed to have another cultural activity here and i think we would be supported to see that and not only for the city but the visitors to the waterfront. that's a great benefit to have. it. >> will this building be tied to some of the things they could provide as a public benefit which would act as a marketing for the site, as well? if people see that, maybe i should see the show and maybe that's a future sort of information session for us. but it would be nice to see how we would use the park and how it would be activated, who would manage the activation and if

thank you. >> sure. >> commissioner gillman. >> thank you for this. i have no questions. >> vice president adam. >> great presentation. no questions. >> thank you so much. this was great and it will be great to recoup $13 million. [laughter] >> yeah. >> for art. [laughter] >> thank you. >> thank you. item 11 no business. >> i have several items. one will be back to with some recommendations on a port-wide arts program for your review and feedback. we also will be working with president brandon to make sure that the lbe and workforce development reporting for mission rock is clear, concise, timely and transparent. so we will be getting that report back in a clear ask concise way and we will be scheduling an item to come back to the commission to talk about the findings from the pilot on the lightweight concrete cellular material, the lcc after that pilot occurs from mission rock. you can hear what the puc has found and how they're moving forward or not moving forward on the permit. thank you. any other new business? >> we're going to get an update on w

commissioner g gillman. >> thank you for the presentation and i'm familiar with the work and i'm excited we're partnering with them to get the project over the hump and deliver as promised to this neighborhood. so thank you for the presentation. >> commissioner? >> thank you for the presentation, to questions. >> commissioner? >> thank you for the presentation, as well. i was involved with the park ace line'saligns alliance in 201 2012 and so i'my supportive because i think crane cove park is a long, overdue development and we know that it's been long and coming but we're all excited to see it happen and i think this is an important step going forward. thank you. >> vice president, adam? >> i like the presentation and i would like to say for the park alliance, i appreciated the comments you had to say about the new system and you got it up and running. you got things going, looked at it with the city and stuff and this has been long going. i know david frasier worked on this for years and a lot of people when it first started have passed on. david knows the initial committee, my union th

. >> commissioner gillman. >> thank you so much for the presentation. it seems like an incredibly schoocoolwon zest what will we e port to make sure we advertise when we do a ribbon cutting or some sort of ceremony to bring in the fact this is coming. since it is two iconic things, the doors, it's also speaking to the affordable housing crisis. i think there are so many ways we can help elevate is san franciscans know it's here and if we fell in love of it, we would have an option to keep it? those are my two questions. >> the first question, please look forward to a opening ribbon cutting of which you will be invited to attend and the date is trying to be arranged right now. which we hope to have the mayor at as well and port commission for this. and i believe we're looking at somewhere in the end of october early november. and that's about as much as i know. i was given authorization of doing public art without checking with them for up to two years. we would have to talk to the artist to see what their plans are for the piece. they own it. the port d

clearing often accident 80 westbound and gillman. looks like they may have gotten all of it out of the way. but it is going to be slow, on the ultimate pass, slow traffic in the east bay. for the most part, we are doing okay. this is now going to be a look at interstate 80. that is my bad i pressed the wrong button. this is what i wanted. interstate 80 at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is moving along very well. i want to remind you, we've been talking about appeared if you're taking the fly out of san francisco, one runway is being taken down to repave it. it could mean significant air delays in the month of september. check with your carrier. >>> nothing wrong with the alameda harbor. it's a great pitcher. >> you might want to use it for weather. >> thank you that is a nice idea. maybe we will. we do have a pretty good fog bank. after the cool down yesterday. there is that blanket of fog. went a little bit more yesterday our good friend says the current weather is model. looks marvelous today. >> he always says

commissioner gillman. >> no questions. >> i'm supportive and i'm glad to see there are new firms that got chosen, instead of the same ones, new people that got an opportunity and we want to provide more opportunity to support other people just in the same old group of people. so thank you. >> i think we're all very supportive of this. so all in favour? >> aye. >> resolution 1930 has been approved. >> item 14a, a presentation is addressed and waterfront review process and solicitation of public comments. >> good afternoon, president brandon. i'm the deputy director for planning and environment. happy to be here today to provide a report on where we are with the draft waterfront plan which was published in june. the work that we've withi been g over the summer. i wanted to give you a report on the feedback and the outreach efforts and to provide this public hearing opportunity, as well, for further public comments to come forth. we have really sought to solicit comments by the end of settlement so that we can take stock of whether the draft plan is hitting the points that people expecte

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linda clayton, dale gillman -- >> while we have a moment and you're reading off the names, i've never had an opportunity to thank my former colleague senator quinnton cobb for his record and what an honorable record it was to serve with you. >> clerk: lucy lynn. cora -- we have some people. >> chair heinicke: what is your name? >> eddy on. >> chair heinicke: is there anybody else who has been called? can you call ten more names? >> clerk: hold on. i forgot where i was. >> chair heinicke: do our deputies know if someone is called and they come up they will let them line up. thank you very much. >> clerk: steven lee, kent lynn, julie lizar, wei min chow, betty louis, norman fung -- >> chair heinicke: please line up if your name was called. >> clerk: kristina o'louis. >> chair heinicke: if you hear your name, please line up on the side to my right, your left. sir, i've forgotten your name and i apologize. what is your name? >> eddy >> chair heinicke: thank you so much. >> i am of environmental defense. we supported the creation of green zones which were about clean buses in low-income co