mr. givner, it was of the exact standard that is outlined? >> deputy city attorney jon givner.he charterv requires to us provide suitable and sufficient space for the library. and in reviewing the initial lease, the consultant who we had retained for the purpose of the litigation conclude that had that standard was met, that space was suitable and sufficient. and the resolution the board adopted in april conclude that had 20,000 square feet of space did meet that standard. >> thank you. i just want to say before we approve this, i'm not really happy that we're spending all of this money on a space for this particular purpose mostly because we are entering into -- and i know this was something that supervisor kim mentioned when we had this discussion the last time -- we're entering into more technologically advanced stage of how we do business. and this is just a lot of money. and not really happy about it, but i do understand our obligation under the charter and our obligation to move this forward and the issues around litigation. and i just really am not happy about it, but i'

mr. givner, just to really, since our last budget meeting and when we heard this item, i believe the mandate was denied by the courts. they filed preliminary injunction. can you give us a status where we are with the courts? >> sure, deputy city attorney jon givner. after the board approved their initial resolution, the court denied the writ. the action is still pending. the law library filed a preliminary injunction that was set to be heard this month. and as of earlier this week, maybe it was late last week, the law library's counsel took that motion off calendar. so, they're not currently seeking to preliminarily enjoin the city from removing them from [speaker not understood], that doesn't mean that the litigation is over and there may be additional motions in the future. but for now there is no -- no motion pending trying to stop us from moving them to 1145 market and no -- and we don't anticipate in the immediate future that that's going to be an issue. >> thank you. thanks, mr. updike. colleagues, any questions for mr. updike? okay. seeing none, we have a budget analyst report, mr. ro