good afternoon, public affairs on behalf of kilroy realty and i'm using my time to play the exciting conclusion of the video. this location, i love. to be at the market, that is what is important to me. to be here. because i can take care of the customers much better. >> this has become such a hub for the city, the people that come, because of the location. >> it's an easy area to get to, we're located right at the foot of the bridge. it's centrally located to the outlying areas that our customers come in from. napa, sacramento. >> kilroy is finding a place for the market to move in san francisco while they deal with the new flower market in this location. >> kilroy is having monthly meetings with us, presenting the design and working the input into what we need. we need a building with good drains in the floor, accessible water for each stall. there is going be lets loading options for the big trucks that haul product in from out of state. and it's very important for our customers have ample parking. everyone will move together. >> they have to work together. >> no one person has ev

i'm happy to meet with kilroy, and i'm happy to meeting with anyone from the flower mart if they're open to meeting with me. i do agree with miss clark. we're trying to get efficiency cost savings wrung out of the system. that was one of the mayor's directives, former mayor lee before he passed away, so any data the department can get on data savings, cost savings as a part of the initiative would be welcome. i think transparency is the key so we can understand what the impact is. >> president hillis: thank you. did you want to address that? >> yeah. regarding 1550 evans since i was included in a couple of the e-mails, i think it's appropriate to say we received communications about the site a couple of months ago. the property is currently zoned pdr and will require a zoning for the community center to do some of the work that they want to do on that site, so you will see a recommendation to the board regarding zoning. it is certainly our intention to fast track that process and bring that to you as soon as possible. with respect to the housing question, the issue that was raised by a c

not going to solve the housing epidemic, but i still want to give a shout out to the developers at kilroy and tmg and tishman, that have paid prevailing wages, that have encouraged san francisco residents through city build, that will go to work on these projects. in my opinion they've earned getting through this plan, and it's really interesting to see how things are materializing as things go. we've had a number of hearings on this plan, and it's refreshing to see our assembly men and supervisors to write some plans that we can go forward. i'm really liking the idea of making this a sustainablity district that i think would give most developer what they're asking for. they want expedited approvals. they're saying it takes too much, it takes too long. we don't want to stall projects. we downtown want to not approve projects. we want it to knock our socks off, and give it a 7-0 aprofessional, but they want the developers to show up with a project that is going to get a 7-30 outcome for us. i don't think it's too much to ask for these upzonings and expedited approvals, that we go with the