and joined by two colleagues from the department of the environment, charles sheehan and julie bryant. so, what's the problem with cigarette butts? they are the number one littered item in san francisco. we know this because in 2009 and 2014 the controllers office and department of the environment initiated litter studies conducted to determine the proportion of tobacco-related litter to nontobacco-related litter. cigarette butt litter makes up 53% by item on the streets and sidewalks. cigarette butts or the filter are made of tiny strands of plastic, and they do not biodegrade. the butts are loaded with chemicals such as arsenic and lead that are poisoning animals that mistake them for food. when the chemicals leach into the ocean and ground water, threaten the safety of the fish we eat and the water we drink. the sad truth is, the filters are tobacco industry gimmick that trick the smoker to thinking they are smoking a healthier cigarette. despite manuel street sweeping, beach clean-up and litter abatement, $0.75 on a pack of cigarettes, cigarette butts are still in the environment.

street for the adult probation office with bridgeton 945 bryant fee llc, for 20 years, to be occupied in phases for a period of august 1, 2018, through july 31, 2038, base rate not -- item 2, resolution lease of approximately 27,000 square feet, consisting three floors of 777 brannan street for the police department with lcl global, 777 brannan street, for ten years, with 25-year options for a period of july 1, 2018, initial monthly rent not to exceed $83,724.83. >> thank you. mr. updike, good to see you. >> good afternoon, chair cohen, members of the committee. so, the first two items we'll discuss today about the leases that come forth from letters of intent that were previously approved by the board in november of 2017. these along with the already executed and fully approved lease of 350 rhode island facilitate the administrative exit of the hall of justice, resources and available space allow. item 1, 945 bryant street, 71,744 square foot building, less than a block from the hall of justice. the property's program for use by adult probation. the lease before you today is consistent with the previously approved letter of intent. take

july 1, it's a 10-year initial term with two five-year options. so you see the consistency of 350 rhodes island, brennan and bryant, being able to return to an entirely different hall of justice site. remember there was a rationale for doing leasing, because we have a long-term vision to bring these units together at 850 bryant in a totally new wonderful resilient building. >> supervisor cohen: i love how you connect those dots. >> thank you, i try. we did secure right of first option which was important given the amount of money we are proposing to put in the tenant improvements. we did the best we could given conditions under the financing that burdens the property. they couldn't give us a solid right to purchase at a price and date certain. but if they elect to sell the property we have the first option to acquire the property. the numbers $37 a square foot a year, annual increase 3% a year. renewals at 103%, the most recent base rate or 95% of fair market rent, whichever is greater, that's what you are more used to seeing. we provided market evidence to support the lease rate anticipate occupancy between spring and fall of 2019. this is a pretty