with when. >> it didn't need kimble to be completed but a final lock on the price. >> that allows us to fund the contingency. >> actually, the money is - doesn't come from kimble under our bond process there was a skernl we'd spend through the dollars early in the program so there was a pause that basic said there's a last $8 million you have to hold onto until the last one goes out to bid so he can deliver the promotions it's there not from kim believable but the forest fund really and we couldn't access those funds until we put kimble out to bid to have the cash in hand. >> so kimble has the contingency. >> we have a motion is there a second moved and seconded. >> all in favor, say i. so moved and we're on the geneva car bond award. >> thank you, commissioners discussion and possible action to approve a design contract to complete the design document for the giving me have a it's a historic building one of the last not one of but the last reminder of the electric railways that went throughout san francisco the firm of a.d. land declaring has if a donated money to help complete the

report it mandates that the last project has to go out to bid before we use the million dollars so kimble went out and we were afforded the grant in january so we had to wait. overall the construction project is going well and that we have yet to dofrp a pirate ship a it's he keeping us awake at night we've had the up and down but the partnership mission delores we've got a good construction team in work in the concessions and it's helping to make sure things are moving along as part of the team i want to introduce newest project manager she worked with jeff miller and rh a so we've handed back to her to manage payroll so i'm going to let her give you an update she has a video and if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> okay. thanks dawn i'm really excited to partnership webinar be here thanks for listening to me i want to go over what we're looking forward to in the next few months the contractors came on site they're going to do underground work and we're at the cross-examination where we seeing the final elements above ground last week was one the business outlets ti

the black people that were able to cross the potomac above the city and make their way to battery kimbleified hope, but not simply hope. not simply freedom or security. they also symbolize opportunity and i recently was recalling a story about a black man caught on the navy yard bridge trying to get into d.c. he told the union troops. he had walked 60 miles just to come here. he believed that under the capital dome, there would be freedom as well as justice as well as opportunities. we don't have to go to the capitol to find that out. you want to walk with me down georgia avenue, about a half mile, a quarter pliel to the intersection of georgia and missouri, we'd probably be somewhere in the neighborhood of the, of another camp and in that camp, we would find in the book where this cruel war is over, the civil war letters of charles harvey brewster, the touching story of a place called camp rightwood and how this union officer, this man from the 10th massachusetts was changed when he met a freedom cñ seeking black man just 40 miles down the road who came in and worked for. . he is a brig