the name will be used to fund the rooftop park and expect to close escrow on the sale of blocks 8, 9 and 5 this year, and release an rfp for the sale of block f, parcel f. we'll continue our risk assessment effort and update our risk management plan to include the latest exposures and update requirements for contingency levels.eds we plan to present to the board at the may meeting an update to the budget for phase 1, that will take into account any monies brought in from the naming rights and additional proceeds from the sale of block 5. also additional funding that may be needed to construct rooftop park and to replace contingencies as well. we also for 2015, for the program, we're also scheduled to complete the operations and maintenance study for the transit center. we anticipate to issue the rfp for the master retail in march and award in fall and expect to complete the archaeological resource reports for block 6, the transit center and bus ramp and continue our coordination with bart and participate in the upcoming capacity study for the embarcadero and montgomery stations to en

green areas with rooftop parking in phase two we'll convert this into a 3 hundred seat theatre awhile preferring a facade on the exterior and third element of our request to increase our maximum enrollment from 3 hundred students to 4 hundred quickly across the street on the left across the street from the city hall the st. agnes parish it is a smaller school give him naturally as well as two parking lot to provide parking for staff two years ago in january we included a 95 greater lease with the st. agnes parish and this is indicated with the doted yellow line around this long term lease 3 reasons important reasons for the expansion our current school building is very overcrowded every room is used every period we teach classes in front and back of the library when students and teachers are trying to if the spaces to talk they have to go to the halfway it was built as a middle school give him naturally we need to gimmicks turning to the performing arts we voluntary a black box theatre that is accommodating 95 people but lack

propose to sponsor the entire transit center or major component of the transit center meaning the rooftop park on the transit station building. they also could propose to sponsor a series of smaller components throughout the transit center. randy and his supervision -- presentation is going into detail and will be things like the amphitheater or the playground or various gardens throughout the park. what you will see is some of these opportunities lend themselves to a true naming whereas others are more amenable to a different kind of acknowledgment where others for example could have a plaque next to them where this was made possible through a donation. later in the presentation i'm going to say a little bit about our selection criteria, but our primary objective with this opportunity is to generate revenue for the transbay program. again the transit center is a major piece of public infrastructure and significant visibility. in exchange for that significant visibility we would expect a major donation. just a little bit on the mechanics, we set minimum terms for the sponsor ship. we don't set

little bit [pw-erbts/] and the issue particularly around cyclage around the park and transbay rooftop park i would want to carfully craft legislation, but at this time not seeing a huge difference in signage at 10 stories versus 6 stories i'm comfortable with what came out of planning commission and will be supporting this legislation today as-is. >> supervisor christiansen. >> only clarification i would have is i'm presuming that signs that would be considered historic, for example in our district we have a lot of unique signage in chinatown, broadway area, old blade signs and that kind of thing. i'm presuming that most of those are code-compliant for their district, for their area. what sort of exemptions could allow historic signage to remain perhaps, when codes have changed? >> supervisor christiansen, i will allow the sponsor to respond to that. supervisor wiener. >> for that particular question, i don't think we have anyone from the planning department here. my understanding is that historic signs are exempt from the legislation. one thing that the legislation does do putting aside h

propose to sponsor the entire transit center or major component of the transit center meaning the rooftop parkn the transit station building. they also could propose to sponsor a series of smaller components throughout the transit center. randy and his supervision -- presentation is going into detail and will

of the community business district, which will provide maintenance and operation funds for the rooftop park and we'll continue to seek full funding for phase 2 and considering the delivery methoded for methods for that project. with that, i will hand it over to scott. >> hi, good afternoon, directors. we had good outcomes with our community outreich this year and i will give some specificks in a moment. just to start, we of course continued all of our regular ongoing outreach activities. we have monthly community meetings that we held at tjpa the third wednesday at every month at noon in our large conference room. we continue with our ten-day construction outlooks that we send out to nearly 2,000 recipients every week at this point. we of course continue to have a 24-hour hotline that any neighbor as round the site with questions can call and ask. we continue to do our quarterly newsletters which are a great opportunity to highlight not only our construction progress, but various program milestones. we're particularly proud of the statistic that you see at the bottom of slide, continuing to

a lot of icy spots especially elevated structures and rooftops and grassy areas and windshields. if you parked outside. we'll see that melt away on its own as temperatures head through the upper 30's to 40 degrees in many areas this afternoon. currently, still holding at 32 degrees in haymarket. 33 in leesburg. 3 32 in bethesda. so all things considered we're all kind of lucky. temperatures to the north and west are a little colder. this isn't the real arctic air mass that's moving in. that's going to come in later in the day on thursday. but definitely a trend of colder temperatures to the west. milder air will continue to be pushed to the south and the east away from the area. now, the precipitation, the main area that's pushed well south now consolidated and off the coast of north carolina. there are some breaks in the overcast and the shenandoah valley. we'll keep our fingers crossed and i think our channelses will increase to the mid to late afternoon that we'll get breaks of sunshine. even without that we'll stay safely above freezing all day long. the next event will be the cold front o

parking ban in effect. not for mention, plenty of concerns like rooftops and snow accumulating on rooftops is a major concernre. keep in mind, residents are nervous about power outages because the wind is supposed to be whipping up. this morning it was blowing about 22 miles an hour. when it gets that high, you get visibility concerns because the wind is just taking all of this very powdery snow and kind of blowing it all over the place and that what creates the visibility pattern problems. as you can see here, more snow. this is what i'm talking about. it's just snow on top of snow and it's really making it hard, especially for small businesses because employees can't get there. that means they are shutting down their businesses. customers can't get there. revenues are down. the governor saying it should be valentine's day week to help these businesses recover some of those lost sales and intaed it is here, it could get even worse by the coastline. that is where my colleague will ripley is in cape ann. how is it going over there, will? >> unlike you guys in boston which got a bit of a break overnight from t

parking lots are extended. and you can't tell from the dome here at university of phoenix stadium, but the rooftop is retractable's open right now, the field has been rolled in from outside. now, while many people across the country are waking up this sunday morning, just excited to watch the super bowl others are heading to church. we asked players whether god plays a role in who wins the super bowl. there are fans here patriots and seahawks fans some of the seahawks fans are rooting for them just because russell wilson had that public display of faith during the nfc championship game. here's what tim tebow had to say about it. >> how does god play a role in who wins the super bowl? >> i think he plays a role in everything, in every aspect of our lives, if we let him. and i think being able to understand that through whether it's peace or it's patience or you know playing with more fulfillment, whatever it is i think he plays a role in everything that we do. and, you know, i think it's special, and for me that's something that i always try to embrace and open up to and let him just try to be as big a part of my