thank you. >> madame chair and other supervisors, my name is darus anderson with kenwood investments. i just want to say on behalf of the investment group, we couldn't be more excited about working with tz and everybody that they are involved with. when norm called over two years ago, and said that they had come to a roadblock in moving forward we jumped at the opportunity having had many great nights in the theater and knowing it was a cultural asset that many san franciscans, as well as thousands of people around the bay area got to enjoy. and so we are fully committed to the project from today until completion. and i also want to say on behalf of the kenwood, we're very excited that we have signed a deal with local 2 and we look forward to working with the union as we progress on the project. thank you. >> thank you. excellent news. thank you, mr. anderson. there is a couple of questions that we have to direct to the port. supervisor kim? >> thank you. first of all, i just want to say that i absolutely support the details of the project before us. i appreciate the community outreac

really like the partners involved with kenwood, so it's not about any individuals involved in this. i'm certain if we -- i'm pretty sure if we had an rfq, they would rise to the top of the list of bidders and i appreciate all the work that they did in advance of coming to committee. but i just believe as a board, where we act as the safeguard for our public properties, that we want to be able to tell our constituents we were able to get the best deal moving forward from our public site. and i know it's an unusual situation. i'm not sure if there are other situations similar to, this where we already know what one of the partners will be, teatro, which i support. i mean, we displaced them from pier 27 and so i believe it's our obligation to find them another site. and i also agree that it makes sense for them to have a development partner in order to do that. i just feel uncomfortable with a sole source waiver early on, not being able to guarantee this is the best deal moving forward. >> is that it? >> i'm sorry, one more question. the initial negotiations talked about a 10-15-year l

kenwood has been working with many long before they needed our support on this project. so i really want to underscore it's when the chips are down most people come running to us, but small business has been a real good stakeholder with the two entities. secondly, i want to underscore it's been sustainable jobs in san francisco, from a micro business perspective is exactly the type of business that the board of supervisors wants to develop and sustain. so small business loves teatro zinzanni. thank you. >> thank you very much. tom mccarthy. >> tom mccarthy. i'm a resident of this part of town going back many years. i'm also a member and officer-holder in the carpenters' union for white a while. i would quickly like to say these folks have a nice history of supporting non-profit community groups that need support and recognition. they have made their space and performers available to worthy groups, especially in the northeastern part of the city, but throughout the city and they deserve our support. the point that people make that in this time of the kind of money flowing

i'm a board member of barbary coast neighborhood association and we met with teatro zinzanni and kenwood several times. a recent meeting that was authorized to come here and say that we support their project and give our endorsement to what they are proposing today, and we support the resolution. we think that they would be a fine addition in return to san francisco. i'm also wearing the personal hat in that i live on davis street and i overlook broadway between davis street and the embarcadero, when means i look out every morning at the parking lot across the street. i think teatro zinzanni and this hotel would be a fine addition to that and support their project. we look forward to seeing what their actual project turns out to be, the details of it, at which time we would try, the barbary coast neighborhood association and golden gate commons area, we would try to work with them for public meetings to let people take a look at what their plans are and hear when they have to say. so as my personal recommendation and that of barbary coast neighborhood association. thank you. >> thank you

potential reala state transaction involving [inaudible] 324 and 323 [inaudible] and financial partner kenwood investments operating as tzk broad way for development of a dinner theerl and 40 foot boutique hotel and 7500 public park and ancillary use >> supervisor kim >> thank you president breed. i want to clarify my dissenting vote an this proposal and just want to first clarify for the public that i do support the proposal in and of itself. 200 room 40 foot hotel with a dinner theater that includes [inaudible] along with the privately financed public park. before the land use committee wasn't the proposal itself which had soled and unified support from the neighborhood and community at large, but the sole source waver. the proposal is a good one rsh it will activate the broad way corridor which i know is important to supervisor christensen and bring intoryism and support small sknz the development partner did a incredible job of outreach to make sure what they were building was along the lines of the vision of what the larger neighborhood would like to see. the questions that i brought up l

with us once again, the guy whose name just says real estate to me larry hots of the kenwood company.ots market. welcome back. let's check out some denver market stats. the median sale price in denver about $283,000 with inventory of about 4,000 homes. market time average of 62 days folks. our first listing, larry, 752 hughes way. $559,000 taxes of a sickeningly low $3200, five bedrooms four baths, 2700 square feet of living space. tell me about this one, larry. >> this one is in the near south suburb of highlands ranch, tyler. it's listed by rob goldhammer of our kentwood office. highlands ranch is the most popular relocation suburb when folks are moving here. it was developed by mission viejo and it looks and feels very much like that southern california community. there's four free indoor tennis sports clubs, lots of open space and trails and excellent schools. the remodeled kitchen and bathroom stand out in this home. so does the formal dining room. it backs to open space and has views of the mountains. >> all right, the second listing is 9721 sunset hill place. $800,000. again, a