samaha. >> director samaha: i think mark dunlop promenade sounds good. [laughter] thank you for all your great work. i think the venues for large events -- treasure island has historically been known for large events. the flea market. and for 10 years, the treasure island musical festival, which this weekend is happening in oakland, but it's still called the treasure island music festival. it really bugs me. i know they can't do it this year because of the work on the island, but could you point out to me, i know we talked a lot about the building 2 open space can you show me where we could hold the events? >> sure, i would be happy to. and, bob, feel free to jump in. bigger events can happen out in the sports fields. there could also be events in eastern shoreline park. and then building 3, it may be something for the flea market. i think building 2 plaza would be smaller. so that's like a maker's fair or something a little bit smaller. >> director samaha: like a farmer's market? >> yes. and it would be complementary to the grocery store there. there's

>> director samaha: great piece. and i see the tie-in to the bridge with the metal and the light, but why the circle? what is the significance of the circle? >> you know, i'm trying to i there of -- i'm an artist. i can talk forever about my work. if you have an hour, i can answer that. i'm interested in the things that we build, the things that we build to navigate our way across the landscape. and to take this bridge that's connected our community and turn it around on itself and invite people to sit in contemplation of what the bridge -- the history of the bridge, the way it's performed for us, think about the new span, old span. it makes it a self-contained space for contemplation. >> director samaha: thank you. nice work. >> president tsen: thank you very much. is there any questions or comments? hearing none, next item. >> clerk: we need to move it. >> president tsen: linda? >> director richardson: it will be approved during consent? >> president tsen: yes. >> clerk: item 4. communications from and received by