given the fact that moscone is again looking at expansion, i think it's, you know, it's an opportunity to look at some of those blocks again and try to fix them. >> yeah, the specific conditions around the perimeter of the moscone blocks are really the subject of the moscone expansion project and they're taking that on in a lot of detail. our e-i-rs are running in parallel and there's a lot of coordination going on. so, the analysis going into both the e-i-rs, pedestrian conditions, everything will be, will be consistent with each other and we're engaged on that. the central corridor plan in terms of our broader look, we're focused more on folsom street and third and fourth, but not the immediate kind of front alans which are real technical challenge that the moscone project is taking on directly. >> if i might add, commissioner, moscone has a separate e-i-r from central corridor plan, but we are sharing the transportation component, the transportation study is one study for both projects. >> moscone is not looking where they're 135edctionving. they're looking to try to fix the -- >> y

adequately building the infrastructure to absorb that growth, whether it is central corridor, moscone expansion, so many other projects that are happening throughout the south of market. but i am happy that the developer has worked closely with our office on addressing some of the needs of pedestrian safety. one is an addition of a crosswalk depending on the outcome of the pedestrian study which they are also funding. the traffic signal timing and modification at stevenson and third is incredibly important. but i'm actually most excited about a pilot program which would fund 12 beat officer to do [speaker not understood] on third street. i want to thank our constituents that e-mail our office. i know a lot of you wonder if it does good to e-mail your supervisor. several recommended we have more enforce. on 3rd street, first street to change child behavior. part of the physical improvement, we also have to do enforcement. that is concept of we have 12 beat officers we fund through cbt. could they also do traffic enforce: i'm happy about that pilot project being funded through the developer. the

. >> and i do apologize, i'll have to take off in about 5 minutes for moscone expansion meeting. >> okay. >> good afternoon, commissioners, andres powers with supervisor scott wiener's office. two years after a year of public process, six years at the land use committee, three hearings at the hpc, two hearings at planning, numerous stakeholder meetings and large round table discussions, [speaker not understood] unanimously passed supervisor wiener's legislation. it was long overdue by a decade. [speaker not understood] and noticing rules through c-e-q-a appeals to the board of supervisors. so, on behalf of the supervisor, i would like to thank the planning commission for your thoughtful deliberations and useful input throughout this prolonged process. before you today is trailing legislation offered by supervisor kim. having now had an opportunity to fully review and consider the legislation, the supervisor is willing to support it, although perhaps not necessarily [speaker not understood] entirely necessary. but this support is conditioned on three very important points which intends to

losing business due to this limited supply and this could become exacerbated as we complete the expansion of mosconeter. the block one hotel development provides much needed additions to tourist hotel rooms and the capacity of tourist hotel rooms to help us meet this demand and this is particularly important in this neighborhood. it's particularly important because it provides options for travelers who are visiting residents moving into the neighborhood and it provides lodging options for visitors conducting business with the companies we hope that will locate in this area. finally, some community perspective, it will help us spread the value of and benefits of tourism through this new growing neighborhood. for these reasons we support the amendment. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> supervisors, ian lewis, local 2 service hotel food workers union. i can't believe i'm agreeing with the hotel council. it's a rare day, but this is a project that helps make that happen. yeah, i want to call two things about this project. one, it comes with guarantees that workers get to form a union if they want to, whic