. >> mr. landa, upt to address that or maybe mr. abrams. >> the site plan, if we bring up the overhead, you'll be able to see it. okay. so currently, the site has no internal streets, right, so there's 23 street, and that's it. and there's humboldt street, which is a pretty narrow street in a pretty significant state of disarray which runs east and west and terminates into the project street. what we're proposing to do is match up the street grid with the street grid that was created by pier 70. these are maps when you look back on historic records, you can see there was some path for travel in a similar direction. what we're really trying to do is link the project seamlessly with pier 70, so the main street would be the large blue line running up and down, which is maryland street. georgia street is a street that would be the second street. that street does run through where the compressor house and meter house are, and that's another reason we are proposing to demolish those building is because we want to open up the site as much

mr. lowell. >> commissioners, president wolfram, i was wondering if we could have 15 minutes for this item, just given the complexity of the site. >> president wolfram: sure, 15 minutes of fine. >> thank you. commissioners, i'm enrique landa. today, i'm here it's the project sponsor for the potrero power station. potrero power station is a 28 acre site along the central bay front of just below pier 70. the site is highlighted in red for you to see. site is form -- was formerly part of potrero point, a large area of serpentine rock that went into the bay. because of its remote location it became an early site for early san francisco industrialization. certain industries moved out there quickly after the gold rush. gun powder production moved out there soon after the gold rush in 1850. this photo was taken sometime in the early 1900's. this is from the south, looking up where the m.t.a. yard is in dogpatch, and you can see while there's very little developed around it, our site was very heavily used, and it had early uses such as power station production, and then also sugar refining. this is a site just before the war. the reason we show this slide is because you can see many places in dogpatch and potrero were still open