with the cost to kilroy? approximately. >> yeah, in the list of public benefits we put $100 million cost in there. i will say that is a place holder because we cannot discuss in this forum the exact prices we are negotiates for these potential sites that we may or may not buy. i call it $100 million plus. >> so to relocate which i think is potentially the option the flower vendors are leaning toward, we don't know. they have to take a vote substance consequently to this confirmation of this development agreement, but at a minimum, you are saying it would be approximately an additional $100 million cost -- >> or more. >> more than $100 million to relocate the vendors, sign a lease that goes at least 25 years at affordable, really affordable, relatively affordable rent for that period of time. >> that is correct. and i'll just point out in reference to supervisor peskin's note about the rent, yes, there is a fee credit for the first four years of this. there is no fee credit for the rest of the 25 years of the

. >> mike from kilroy. to answer your question, the $500 million is an estimate of the amount of spending that will be subject to the enhanced workforce program. so it requires us to make good faith efforts to hire locally, to -- it also includes not just for construction jobs but also for permanent jobs in the facility. so the $500 million is construction spending. it requires us to make good faith efforts to hire locally, hire small businesses per the city's workforce requirement. does that answer your question? >> supervisor? >> yeah. and in terms of the oversight of that and who are you partnering with to actualize that? was labor involved directly in negotiations of this? >> we negotiated that with the office of economic and workforce development, but i understand that the program was crafted with a lot of input from labor. correct. it's a program that is used in other development agreements as well. >> and the street cleaning piece of this, again, just a similar question around is that money just to t

are there any questions for the representative of the kilroy corporation? >> i do. >> supervisor haney. >> thank you. sorry. so i -- can you speak a little bit more about the enhanced workforce program? it says $500 million in benefits. how do you measure it to be that much? >> do you mind if i do it? >> thank you. good afternoon. my thanks to supervisor peskin and haney. >> identify yourself. >> mike from kilroy. to answer your question, the $500 million is an estimate of the amount of spending that will be subject to the enhanced workforce program. so it requires us to make good faith efforts to hire locally, to -- it also includes not just for construction jobs but also for permanent jobs in the facility. so the $500 million is construction spending. it requires us to make good faith efforts to hire locally, hire small businesses per the city's workforce requirement. does that answer your question? >> supis

over the past 12 months, walk sf has worked with kilroy realty. all three streets surrounding the project site are on the high injury network, the streets most likely to get san franciscans injured or killed. throughout the design process, kilroy has been receptive to our feedback and collaborative about finding solutions. with more people planning to be walking here than ever before as directed by the central soma plan, it is critical every aspect of the design emphasizes safety for people walking. kilroy's flower mart plan includes wider sidewalks, beautiful places for people to rest and thoughtfully designed pedestrian only paths. it also includes safety improvements such as new mid-block crossings and reduced crossing distances through travel-lane reduction afforded by new street designs. these improvements made this a big win for safer, easier walking. flower mart will bring many new walk in trips to this neighborhood and walk sf is excited for this project to bring a better walking experience on this walk. we support the new flower mart and

the kilroy corporation did what the academy of art that is on our agenda later today could not do, which is to assemble the japanese and italian sides of that flower market and propose a massive office development. i stepped in -- i forgot what year, i think 2015, i forget what year it was, alex clemenses is not in his head and went about procuring some tens of thousands of signatures to down zone the flower market, and we came to an agreement actually with all respect to the kilroy corporation, they said they would never displace this storied institution, and that is what we are discussing today. the fundamental policy issue before this board of supervisors is making sure that the flower market exists for another hundred years, or at least 35, which is in the agreement. we ended up at a shredding machine, we shredded all the signatures. there are pictures of that. i'm happy to share them with you as is mr. clemens. and we entered into an agreement, and that agreement is playing out today. let me be the first to say that there has been incredible work by the 53 changes on a daily basis,

alexander from kilroy. thank you. these brothers and sisters will be on the streets of san francisco, svip, make it safer for us. give it up for them guys. project cannabis, my man johnny. uncle dam damian. i want to bring up our leader in this community, district 6, my brother, matt mains. >> thank you, thank you. we will give it up for rudy and united players one more time. he had a day named after him this year. for all of the people that you have helped, for all of the lives you have saved, thank you. i know we are talking about the gun buyback, but you all save lives by working with our kids. the work you do to make this place such a safe home for our young people i think does more than anything else could to save lives. we see positive signs in terms every deduction of violence in the community. it is because of what you are doing and what united players are doing and our mothers are doing to make the difference. i want to be very clear that gun buy backs save lives. they save lives, no doubt about it. over 1,00

deputy city attorney who i call charles sullivan, but is now somebody else, on both sides for the kilroy corporation and for the vendors of which there are numerous council. thank you. i cannot commend this to my colleagues. with that, i would like, colleagues, and i would like that item 23 and 24 be continued until later in this meeting. that is a motion. >> okay. thank you. i don't think we need to vote on that. i will honor that until the end of the meeting. at that point we will make a suggestion or motion on whether to act on it or continue the item. okay? all right. please -- let's move to item -- to the next item. [please stand by] located at fill more street. >> president yee: without objection, this resolution is adopted unanimously. let's go to roll call for introductions. >> first up on roll call is supervisor mar. thank you, supervisor. supervisor peskin. >> supervisor peskin: thank you, madame clerk. i will submit all of my items except for i would like to adjourn the meeting in the memory of a prominent community activist, sar kassian who passed away suddenly on saturday. m