mrs. johnson." we want to make a presentation to our beloved carter rohan. his last day is tomorrow and we want to show our appreciation for the senior director of capital construction programs. he's done an incredible job bringing to completion the third street lined and broader in within budget, and poured in. he made that the director in 2010 and provided greater focus on the agency's core mission. losing him is a huge loss to this agency, much loved by his staff. i had the pleasure of watching him and his staff in an off site team building exercise once and helping to prepare meals and the respect and obvious affection your staff holds for you, i know that is shared by the entire board. we have all relied on you heavily, not just in this project, but for your guidance and leadership all the way through. i would like to ask you to come up here. we have a couple of presentations for you. first, what to get this away from here as it is possible. it is a bottle of wine. [laughter] come up here -- a cabernet sauvignon, 1994 -- in case they don't have anyone i

in closing, i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my colleague, mr. rohan. as we heard earlier, he's leading the organization after five and half years of service to the city and county and i would be remiss if i did not thank you for all our support and leadership. i have had the distinct pleasure and honor to work with him over the past four and a half years and has always been a stout champion and a great leader and a friend and colleague. on behalf of the executive team, want to wish you the best of luck in your future endeavors and know you always have a home in san francisco and we wish you the best. >> thank you. >> that concludes my report. >> comments on this? >> just one comment on the parking rate changes and data. that was a fascinating reading. that was one of those things i pulled up on my computer and an hour later, looking to the data about parking occupancy, it reminded me what valuable information that is. it was fascinating to see the block by block changes, how one block would be so heavily occupied at a certain time of day and just two b