mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke made reference to the fact there has been reduction in lease space. i'm not talking about any reduction in lease space that has been made. i'm talking about a new building that has, as you stated, 154,000 -- results in 154,000 net additional square feet. does the city get any reduction in lease space specifically as a result that have new building? you know, i used to rent -- we used to live in park merced, my wife and i and two daughters. we accumulated enough money to purchase a house. guess what, we terminated the lease where we were living and we moved into the new house. i would like to know specifically as a result of this 154,000 square feet of lease space, will the city show us in writing what reduced lease savings -- what leases are going to be terminated a as a result of this new building? consistent with what the board of supervisors was previously advised in 2014. if we're talking about in the future, right now, the mayor has indicated that we're in a period now where we have to look out for our finances. because of our projected short fal

mr. updyke impressed with the design of the building and want to make some general comments interested ineeing the features of the building not just the you know expressway shells that allows light during the cindy but on the ground level give those buildings a little bit more via the lead and sustainable fvlz for those as well so indefinite in favor of the project thank you for all you do. >> i agree with the discussion and had many comments on this glad to see many moving long looks like it was positive on tuesday and helps the project that is great hopefully, you know i'm hearing the decision with the commissioners about ways for the city to take in house some of the analyze we've often looked at the ceqa analysis and the development approvals for example, the wind studies that's a great idea and hopefully the mr. larkin building will be together building so collaborate all the things this great i'm going to make a couple of motions so we can move forward so i'd like to make a motion to adopt the ceqa finding excuse me - that motion was made. >> she didn't make that but we haven't cert