spice it up to bring a different character to mission bay i want to introduce the gentleman from kilroy reality to is a change over to the bright yellow presentation. >> thank you katherine good afternoon madam chair rosales and commissioners i'm todd representing kilroy we're excited to share our project design our team has been extremely successful working with george bridges to identify and gave me quality go firms for that the project but all ccii roadway and mission bay members please stand we have a pretty good presentation here. >> kilroy is one hundred percent committed to the golds and delighted by our success today i'm going to turn it over to bob hail with the hail our design architect they're working in conjunction with flat architects here in san francisco. >> good afternoon commissioners very happy to be here with i in afternoon we've been working with kilroy on this project for 6 months almost when they first came to us they had bought the project and were starting to move forward and realized they needing to feel like the project was to grade the under pooing but didn't

in 1995, the kilroys founded the mark kilroy foundation to support the safe communities coalition. the coalition works to promote drug-free communities, violence prevention, and anger management. it also provides counseling for at-risk children. helen kilroy's selfishness did not stop at the creation of the foundation. helen was a foster parent to seven children. a district leader for the bay area council club scouts from 1976 to 1983. she was a meals on wheels volunteer. she was a santa fe parks and recreation board member. a dedicated church eucharistic minister as well as a volunteer e.m.t. and paramedic for santa fe texas e.m.s. on december 22 2014 helen kilroy lost her battle with a.l.s., lou gehrig's disease. she died after fighting that long battle. she's survived by her husband, jim kilroy, her son keith, her daughter-in-law, two grandchildren, three sisters, two brothers-in-law, numerous cousins, nieces, and nephews. the many individuals helped by the mark kilroy foundation and her many service roles are a living legacy to herselfless nature. helen's impact in our communit