we have john from our moscone and from the mayor's office of disabilities is here you're going to hear from them but we have our incredible sponsor keeping up and iga gay from kaiser and other person is from the other company here let's talk about the tree this tree behind us 85 years ago you don't think mclaren who was our one of our key fourpd in golden gate park our park superintendent started a tradition of lighting this tree and mile-long of trees that end here in mclaren lodge this is san francisco's official holiday tree and the cypress are over one hundred and thirty years old and despite losing some of its limitations it's standing at all and supporting over 5 hundred and 50 lights let's give a big round of applause for uncle john's tree (clapping.) so this is the night that offers up the time to get together one of the most important aspects of parks it's sense of place; right? an opportunity to get together to create community and think about our tasks and to see our past, present, and future and people that are going to help us light the trees and brought kids this is somet

with the growth slate to occur in the ed of the city and the t line connecting fisherman's wharf to moscone center makes sense and it will remove transit from the congested streets and will help with the connectivity. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> i'm steven tobacco eerie have a couple of 3 capacities for the last 8 years i've been spurs spokeswoman in favor of the phase two of this project i'm currently the chairman of the transportation of the russian hill neighbors i this by far the largest neighborhood association in the service area of the phase 3 project spur support d

with the growth slate to occur in the ed of the city and the t line connecting fisherman's wharf to moscone center makes sense and it will remove transit from the congested streets and will help with the

with the growth slate to occur in the ed of the city and the t line connecting fisherman's wharf to moscone center makes sense and it will remove transit from the congested streets and will help with the connectivity. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> i'm steven tobacco eerie have a couple of 3 capacities for the last 8 years i've been spurs spokeswoman in favor of the phase two of this project i'm currently the chairman of the transportation of the russian hill neighbors i this by far the largest neighborhood association in the service area of the phase 3 project spur support did phase two project and we're proud we had a major kroichl it/have not been designed to stop at chinatown it implicit makes sense from a prospective to have this enable stopping one stop away it from a major interchange and not serving a residential concentration in the northern part of the city so we're enthusiastic the importance of this extension extension is part of the four corridors plan it has been stated earlier our northeast residential neighborhood have

and we know that will help to attract the visitors by help make our public-private partnering in mosconeore valuable. >> as the next speaker comes up i'll call one more name. >> thank you, commissioners i'm dennis with the diamond consulting and education it's my educational work i've been enjoying for 45 years i'm also for the last 13 years teaching in the public high schools i gave a multi media pamphlet one the programs since i have 3 minutes i'll introduce to summarize the information i e-mailed you sent 29 letter a couple of months ago and over the last 57 years i've been providing the warriors and all city officials my proposals i want to remind you the classroom is the heart and soul of my proposal based on this arena professional sports i'm sure you're aware of is a powerful influence for our kids after working in the classrooms for years it is observe the power that sports plays in our kids lives this classroom could be an incredible incentive inspiration not only for the warriors and basketball games but multi media and journalism and advertising business even the architecture

part of the city this could be a god sent for fisherman's wharf our 6 hundred thousand hotels to moscone center but for the people coming in work with dialog right now with the matt with the short term swugsz we see the tooift as the best solution thank you for your time. >> at the. >> next speaker. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu and commissioners my name is bruce aim a member of the central extension sf next stop.org a rep for the south beach beacon hill association i want to thank the team from the mta and the planning department for the excellent job on the study and supportive of their fthsd in addition to the ridership cost and benefits data highlighted in the presentation the central subway station with fisherman's wharf provides a connection on the eastern itself from visitacion valley to fisherman's wharf assess of progress periodic job applicant to jobs and resident to medical facilities to fisherman's wharf hotel rooms to the moscone center and provides capacity to meet latent traffic and reduce the congestion and improving the bike safety i - as the study indicate

we have john from our moscone and from the mayor's office of disabilities is here you're going to hear from them but we have our incredible sponsor keeping up and iga gay from kaiser and other person is from the other company here let's talk about the tree this tree behind us 85 years ago you don't think mclaren who was our one of our key fourpd in golden gate park our park superintendent started a tradition of lighting this tree and mile-long of trees that end here in

be wine festivals and anything you can imagine and events could be held there in the evening for moscone to supplement their opportunities there. the central focus of retail at the park is the restaurant. the restaurant is 10,000 square feet. >> >> and sit up to 400 people. at the terrance level you're 15 feet above the park which means you're literally 90 feet in the air and we tested this. you can get a glimpse of the bay from that level so it's going to be an extraordinarily exciting place. at the center of the park is a 1200 square foot cafe. it's being conceived as a contemporary gazebo and glass and light filled and attractive. it can serve coffee during the day and drinks in the evening. like the park it's available up to 20 hours a day and supplement the way the park and the central activities operate. it's on access of the bridge with the sales sales force tower. here is the overview at night and as you know one of the key ideas behind the design from the beginning is that the park is essentially the facade of the building and in the evening it's not just the fifth facade but th

town mar mentioned this person has worked at the board of supervisors from mayor brown and george moscone and the rec and park department and we're glad she's shepherding subcontractors with the state government we have justin steal the portfolio manager for bay area and hayes he doesn't r didn't don't a great job. >> 8 years ago i volunteered with the homelessness facility i was spresz stressed by on that account is only the tip of the iceberg i'm excited to notches those 3 organizations are helping the most vulnerable people and doing that i'm super existed to support them this money will be used to advance those 3 organizations to support the homelessness folks in the city of san francisco we care and are commit to find ways to fight poverty google has is volunteered thirty thousand hours of their time and throughout the bay area including 20 obligate letters who are beyond the support of our organization financially and it is also why we've given $100 million since 2010 to improve the lives of the organizations those are our neighbors and google is trying to figure out how to macho th

you know 10 doables 35 years ago was with jonestown and this friday we remembering harvey milk and moscone and housing has been a challenge in san francisco as you've heard the latest talk about housing here in san francisco so thank you - >> next speaker >> dear supervisors my name is ms. chiu my son david chiu just became the first asian-american leblthd to the assembly and i'd like for him to take chinese 10 a beginning conversation chinese on tuesday at ocean canvas from 6 to 9:00 p.m. i also would like to point out some classes that some of our supervisors if you took them would be amazing during this enrollment crisis there's lgbt 24, gay male relationships on monday at 6 to 9 on the mission champions on this third floor i know thought that would be really good if supervisor wiener and i could take that class for objective reigns - obvious reasons it is very important we get as many people to enroll during the crisis it has caused students to be confused and have the supervisors take classes last semester lip reading is the dp s-4210 and su bs a woman leaders at work downtown from 6

turned it over to the public on the day before thanksgiving now this is a shot of the yerba buena moscone center station the walls are complete along fourth street and the panels that will complete the balance of the excavation will be installed at the gas station site and it should begin early next year finally at last surface station work has gone south of brilliant street the work has been you primary to accommodate the fourth and brandon station all of the station construction work under what we call contract 13 is on schedule and on budget i understand that a previous question regarding the palms located at 5 fourth street now the authority to remove the issue at the palms was the removal which a white zone in front of the building and the authority to remove the parking in front of the palms was approved in 2007 for the spill environmental review he and we're working with the representative at palms to temporarily relocate the palm essential this is the white zone and temporarily relocating on the i do of free long street and this is the future station now also a few months back a w

the customer facilities and distribute enter projects like rooftop in chinatown the health and the moscone center we're building solar on this roof of this building we have rates less than or equal to the rates that pg&e charges the customers like the utility we rely on infrastructure that is aging and in need of capital improvements our steno year capital improvement plan we'll be spending $760 million on power to 2023 those improvements are funded by the revenues from the sale of electricity on an annual basis we bring in $115 million about 85 percent of those revenues come from revenue customers and 15 percent in wholesale customers supervisor wiener we have available power to sell to additional customers for every he 10 megawatts we can avoid about a penny kilowatt hour in general fund that's one felt benefits we bring low rates for our general fund department currently, we work with the preserve customers to determine if including them makes financial sense to us for example, recently sat down with the transbay center they're our new customer we sat down together with them we ran the

variety and a level of transparency at the ground this is just a demonstration of that through the moscone on the vertical we also start with the ground floor the ground floor plan this is a brief summary but just to give everyone a brief overview there are two residential buildings two new office buildings and the existing chronicle and the denser building will remain as part of the project and at building about the one hundred and 50 thousand square feet of active ground floor and rating now the open space this is something that's been a topic we've received a lot of feedback from the community i'm sure you're aware of the selma is skweefrt when it comes to 1347 we want to create a chain, if you will, of open spaces that will somehow link and provide something new the project has a open space on the top of the chronicle and selectively e collectively that is 35 thousand square feet or 2 haze greens if you're familiar with that scale what's unique we've for going private balconies on the corner of marching and wallow we've provided an elevator to provide access up to the roof and maybe no

that in terms of real estate for development projects currently and plans 26 percent and those are moscone but to the maritime component how much is left after all of that this is what exists exists or is planned we're seeing 5 percent that we're clear or our mixed use opportunities the piers in the northern waterfront area and a few seawall lots and federal waterfront another 44 acres we're not sure if their development areas we're calling them economic jerry and regulatory challenges so through the public planning process the public and you and the city of at large is going to determine whether or not those will be developed sites. >> and this is the port overall you see it all added up really 10 percent to grapple with with the land use updating to our plan. >> and the two neighborhoods where that 10 percentage is you know go basically located the south beach area and the north eastern waterfronts so with that, that's our presentation addressing some of the bigger policy we look forward to our feedback to make sure we are warrior he getting the information to the public. >> thank you i