commissioner mackris? commissioner mackris? >> thank you, brad. good report. no questions on my part. >> thank you. commissioner gilman? >> thank you, brad. i'm really happy and in support of this moving forward. i think that resiliency, now more than ever, is something that we need to be laser focused on. four months ago we didn't think that we'd number a pandemic. while we can watch our seawall and sea level rise in a different way, i think that it just shows how much and how critical this is. so two things for staff to note to possibly track. the house did release today, leader pelosi released a $3 trillion package. the bill i is 180 pages and we n figure out if there's anything around infrastructure that is applicable for us to do. something for the port staff to think about. and folks should know that there's conversations in sacramento on a state-wide infrastructure bond. so i think this to encourage the staff and the commissioner adams is aware that the conversations have started with labor. i think that we should make sure that we're tracking that to s

commissioner mackris? commissioner mackris? >> thank you, brad. good report. no questions on my part. >> thank you. commissioner gilman? >> thank you, brad. i'm really happy and in support of this moving forward. i think that resiliency, now more than ever, is something that we need to be laser focused on. four months ago we didn't think that we'd number a pandemic. while we can watch our seawall and sea level rise in a different way, i think that it just shows how much and how critical this is. so two things for staff to note to possibly track. the house did release today, leader pelosi released a $3 trillion package. the bill i is 180 pages and we n figure out if there's anything around infrastructure that is applicable for us to do. something for the port staff to think about. and folks should know that there's conversations in sacramento on a state-wide infrastructure bond. so i think this to encourage the staff and the commissioner adams is aware that the conversations have started with labor. i think that we should make sure that we're tracking that to s

commissioner mackris? commissioner mackris? >> thank you, brad. good report.estions on my part. >> thank you. commissioner gilman? >> thank you, brad. i'm really happy and in support of this moving forward. i think that resiliency, now more than ever, is something that we need to be laser focused on. four months ago we didn't think that we'd number a pandemic. while we can watch our seawall and sea level rise in a different way, i think that it just shows how much and how critical this is. so two things for staff to note to possibly track. the house did release today, leader pelosi released a $3 trillion package. the bill i is 180 pages and we n figure out if there's anything around infrastructure that is applicable for us to do. something for the port staff to think about. and folks should know that there's conversations in sacramento on a state-wide infrastructure bond. so i think this to encourage the staff and the commissioner adams is aware that the conversations have started with labor. i think that we should make sure that we're tracking that to see if

commissioner mackris. yes. commissioner wohol. aye. thank you. >> resolution 2023... >> the presentation regarding the united states army corps of engineers and the san francisco flood reresiliencey study, and formerly the storm risk study. and authorization to amend the cost-sharing agreement with the army corps of engineers san francisco district dated september 5, 2018, for the san francisco waterfront flood resiliency study. >> okay, brad, take it away. >> brad, are you on or lyndee? >> brad, are you speaking but muted perhaps? >> (indiscernible). >> hello? can you hear me now? >> yes. >> i'm so sorry. i wasn't being heard before. good afternoon president brandon, vice president adams, commissioners. my name is brad finson, i'm the port's waterfront resilience director. i'm here on behalf of the court staff and consultant team that is working on the army corps of engineers flood resiliency study. we have a new member of the team, kelly capone is the project manager for the flood study. and she comes to us by way of san francisco pu