mu name is ben turnell. i'm a principal are ginsler. it's my pleasure to be here tonight to shipyard with these two original dry docks on here, and on the image on the right, you can see the skeleton framing of building 231, and i'll show you some other images of this. fishing camps that were here, and all of those are called out in the design as we go forward. this is a site of many historic firsts. many -- you know, it's a storied site, and the scale of it is incredible. the dry dock there -- and i'll show you other images. there are images of aircraft carriers in that dry dock, so you can land an airplane in the scale of this site. and it really has this heroic quality to think about the history, that what's been achieved here. and some of our ideas have to do with being inspired by that history and drawing that out. in a sense, we're very lucky to work on a site that has an authenticity because of those layers of history, and the challenge is how do you preserve that authenticity and continue it forward into the new designs? there's

my name is betty heskin mu. i'm a resident of diamond heights for the past 41 years, as well as on the diamond heights community association. this safety wall which we are calling the gateway sculpture is a gem, and it's one that needs attention, it needs loving care, and it needs focus because it's really in a situation where it can't be seen or appreciated. i urge you to help us accomplish the goal of seeing it as a work of art that will attract people more to our neighborhood to see the beauty of it and to celebrate diamond heights. thank you. >> supervisor tang: thank you very much. next speaker. >> good afternoon. i'm ed sheffner. i'm on the board of the diamond heights homeowners association, and i only want to add to what you already heard. as representing the homeowners association, we're certainly very much in favor of designating this -- the safety wall. it was very startling to see the pictures that you saw -- showed earlier, the one from when the wall was first built, where there were no trees, and i

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