also included the long term development rights of seawall lot 330 or the outright sale, as well as ifd tax increment on proceeds from the ultimate development of those three sites. as you have probably seen in some of the analyses, that does roughly balance. $150 million of improvements, and that package compensates for that. if anything, it falls a little short. the return to the team with the initial $150 million investment. however, there are other impacts that have to be noted. by giving up the long term development rights on this three locations, that represents about $3.4 million of long-term or permanent for revenue lost. about half of that is from pier 50 itself. that is a pretty lucrative facility. as well as hosting our maintenance division. port staff has estimated that is approximately equivalent to about $43 million of future bonding capacity. as you know, 2010 marks the first time the court has issued -- the port has issued revenue bonds to your infrastructure in

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