on behalf of the hudson pacific team, we're here and proud to be part of this 125 years. this building is iconic as everybody knows. this very building has lasted through many many events and has been most recently the pandemic. and after the pandemic right now, when you look behind you, we're 90% lease where the san francisco's tenants occupancy. and i could not be more proud than the team in hudson who has catered to the city of san francisco to all the dynamic that we deserve. this building and the city, will celebrate this and many other things to come going forward. with that, as you can see, as eileen mentioned, we're about to paint this building and refacing the historic clock tower and on our way to many more exciting things here in the building. we diversified the tenants in san francisco and our marketplace and this city is reflective of what we see here at the ferry building and what we see going forward in the ferry building in the future. as we said here, there is a time capsule and i'm going to put in a time capsule right now, some photos that 25 years from

. >> sullivan from -- here on behalf of the project sponsor, hudson pacific properties and holder ofhe for mentioned permits. i'm not going to use the whole time. i will go about 11 or 12 minutes and repeat some things that mr. swig has mentioned. this is the building on rincon center. we ask that you deny the appeal and approve the permit and the applicable provisions of the city's planning code. the appellant's argument are his opinion at best and has not provided any legitimate ground on his beale to over turn this permit. the mixed use development that comprise of the full block from howard to the south and spirit to the west to the annex post office and the historic post office structure on front street and mixed use development constructed in 1989. in 1988, the building was designated an historic landmark and then the complex you see today. the current signage was installed in the late 80s and early nineties. there were many other landmarks including the 901 market street and hudson is committed to this historic landmark and the value of the city. in fact they are taking constr

you could take the war to that spinning, invented hudson, or convince people of that fish from the pacific ocean where some 1300000 tons. if i'm not wrong with radioactive water containing 50 m is going to be really used that fish is safe for consumption. well, um yeah, of course there are other things in the, in the release and know everything. and for example, a great piece of talk about common 14. so the, what the japanese have done is that they've worked out that, that was treated to such an extent that the um, the other radio nuclides apart from the tricky am i right, 40 percent of the japanese limit for emission. and then after that, it's diluted a 100 times so that the waste water will be less than one percent of the emission limits. and it's really, really very low levels. and this will be check this of the international atomic energy agency at their own site gets to shame and say they going to stay for the to yes. and they'll be checking the fish in the water and what's being released and so on as well. i'm guessing, independent organizations, anyone can go in and check the fish.