this was raised when it came to the conversation around parkmerced or the hunters point project. it would be nice of these larger projects had an arts requirement. the idea is to capture future projects, not the specific projects but projects might involve the public arts. >> if you could clarify the definition of a c3 district. >> that is the downtown district. this was placed on downtown buildings and projects that were over 25 dozen square feet. the thinking at the time was most of the big buildings in the city would be built in downtown. we found over time is we have some large developments that are being built outside of the area which was the reason why the planning commission decided unanimously, they want it for this 1% fee to be applied equally to all projects throughout the city. over 25,000 square feet. what my recommendation is is for projects outside the c3, we require the fee but for larger projects we do not keep this into place for year and that would be only for those projects whose dates or after january 1, 2013. not to catch anyone who is under way with their p

namely, eirs and approvals of parkmerced and the executive park north. the america's cup terminal. america's cup and cruise ship terminal. the glen park plan. many projects related to the puc water system improvement project and the largest of those being the calaveras dam. eir's in midstream include the transit center plan, the academy of arts, cpm see, the mexican museum, and the western soma plan. all of which should be coming to you with this fiscal year. the environmental planning staff has done a lot of work this year related to the bay area air quality management district. and those regulations which have taken an enormous amount of time this year and have affected a lot of development projects. there has been some recent court rulings on the case which we will be bringing to you shortly in the next few weeks. on the legislation side, a few highlights. the restaurant legislation that you recently passed on to the board, student housing work and the first safe building ordinance are three of the highlights we are seeing. we're seeing a record of number of legislative proposal

violation by the center and ordered its task force, all three of you, for europe mishandling of the parkmerced matters. denying public comment, denying meaningful public comment. the bayview area is a traditionally, historically, underserved area. it is also the home to a very, very different areas. [bell rings] i was in the u.s. navy for 12 years and at the vallejo naval shipyard for two years. i was at hunters point on the ship and saw the kind of things that the discharge into the water, and i know the kind of things the navy does and the cleanup these messes. and sometimes it cannot do very good job. all the complaints being listed here, i think would be done at 10 times over if these are publicly held meetings and aggrandized so that the members of the public would really understand that their interests are being impacted bu. supervisor cohen: thank you peter to the city attorney, was this item properly engine dies? >> today's meeting? supervisor cohen: yes. >> the clerk, i believe, posted the notice. supervisor cohen: is there room for discrepancy as to whether or not it has been properl