having been on the board there, fisher being on the board of moma would have been the logical place for a highly resisted by the family and those involved with how a collection for a long time. i am pleased that it is landing where it belongs. i may have additional written comments later. commissioner moore: there is a fine grain of traffic conflict. it is partially because of traffic impacting how how you crossed the third street intersection on markets. there are like cumulative impacts in all of these blocks. there were great solutions for parking their cars -- the success of high-tech is being looked at fairly and squarely, the elements closer and further away. if we choose a corridor in the er -- yerba buena, i'm on page 139. i would ask they are moved closer right behind the marquee theater. i think they created a composition by which the layering of historic and new architecture works very well when you saw the museum of modern art composed well with historic buildings. and we won't see that anymore. i ask that we take a slightly closer look at how the most important views. it ha

they will be making their decorative ceramics that have already shown up in places like sf moma and some of the very beautiful ceramics they have to display, but also dinner were showing up in places like slanted door and some of the other places that are very first class industry. they will be manufacturing that very clay products, particularly the decorative ceramic right here in san from cisco, hiring 35 employees to do that work. again, in addition to the technology companies and some of the blue-collar companies that are moving in, we also have -- just this july, we introduced an announced china synergy in our inner solar solar conference -- we announced they are moving in, a major chinese solar company firm decided to locate their north american headquarters here in san francisco. this marks the sixth china solar firm in san francisco to locate here. in addition to that, pfizer center moved in. they are occupying 11,000 square feet, but they have committed for the next five years to work with ucsf, the wonderful relationship we are establishing with them. they are committing up to

announcements of the moma expansion, the ucsf cardiovascular center at mission bay completed this year, and a hospital under way. the master developer announced great strides with treasure island, hunters point, part in merced, and work continues on doyle drive. there's so much to talk about. we cannot possibly capture it all. there's so much to look forward to. the projects all have a synergistic effect on our economy and jobs and all of the industries here. we have had such a profusion of technology companies, which have driven a robust office market. and biotech and clean tech incubators as well as large companies. we have discussions underway for the largest private construction project in the city, and those are progressing. some of the players are in the room today. and many, many things. we cannot even talk about it all. but it is so exciting to imagine our future. it will be so different, even in three years and five. so let's talk about the progress, and let's talk about some of the problems as well and how we can collectively address those. and the impact on the economy and h