this is going to be part of a community, lockal businesses. it's a place for the small person. i think people will be screened and we look at and we have some opportunities ~ and the people from telegraph hill, all the community should be able to come over to this facility and feel like this is a part of the community, different things and stuff like that. i think this will enhance our waterfront. i mean, we're [speaker not understood] about progress. we're talking about having the olympics in this city one day. never do you look back into the present, you look into the future. and this is something that will fit this community and our waterfront. it's only going to provide more jobs, we're always talking about jobs. we're talking about a place where people can come down into our community and also there is a park that will be right by the james r. herman terminal. so, i think all these things will be interwove enin together, and i think we need to look at, and take it step-by-step ~ but i agree with the rest of my commissioners this can enhance our water froth and it build our

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