. >> commissioner transeven? >> thank you for this overview. i'm really excited to have us this forward. again, i just want to reiterate, i think if we can be as flexible as possible as creativity on all of the possible uses and i think that would be really important. while ideally it would be great to have a project on both pier 30, 32 and seawall three and a 30. i think it's going to be really important for us to get the best project moving forward. i would like to support the staff in the interim pop up use. particularly on the pier. it is heartbreaking to drive i am walk by and to see it. parking is right, generates revenue. i think there's so many more possibilities. we should be much more proactive in positioning those pier for pop up use. particularly for the community. thank you for the report you and i'm looking forward to us in this forward. >> i support to my colleagues comments. i get the general question. if we separate them, what's the practicality of the pier of getting a bid that would pay celebrant with the rebuilding with the

. >> did you want to clarify anything on that supervisor transeven? if you reduce it further - >> so, kind of a slightly different conversation. we are also encouraging the creation of cottages, second units through lots and corner lots. when you're doing that you're creating new rear yard between the two buildings. we are saying, gosh, you are adding density and we like that. maybe we should recognize that there may need to be a little bit less rear yard there. supervisor peskin is saying okay, sure, give me a rent control unit. >> i just wanted that clarified. we went through it quickly. i just think sometimes it is good to restate it for the purposes of the record so everyone is on the same page. i am in full support of that area i think that makes sense. if you're going to give the benefit then you want to receive a better public benefit in return. >> the amendments have been made and we will continue this item as amended to our meeting, one week from today on july 15, without objection. madame clerk, i do not yet see supervisor brown. sorry. that

>> so the way i think about this is that what's really, a couple of major, you know, transeven happening at those are really globalization and the advance of technology. and for many of us, both of those things, our advantages. if you are on the side of the strands, probably this is the best time in human history for you, but there are people who, because they don't have the training and the skills and the background to benefit from advancing technology, then they fall on the other side of the divide and that's what you are seeing. you were seeing similar patterns, maybe not as extreme but similar patterns in other advanced economies that a face the same challenges. at the bottom, at the end of the day it comes down to an educational system in a society that produces people with the skills and attitudes to benefit from technology, , increasing technology, more complicated technology. and when you have that you can have decline in equality and widespread. without it, it will be very hard to achieve. >> sounds to me like this, say, china had a completely open market for american manufactur