commissioner woo ho. >> commissioner woo ho: okay.y diverse. so i'm going to quickly go through the highlights of what you mentioned and i'm sorry, i may not have listened correctly or not. when you talked about the auto site and of course, we understand what happened in 2020. so far what we've seen in 2021, the auto industry. and they needed cars and i guess there's been a revival in used cars. i don't know whether that impacted us. what's the volume been recently and is it still, refresh my memory, how much is import, how much is export? >> the volumes for the fiscal year has remained fairly strong. we are scheduled to achieve volumes of slightly over one00,000 units. the percentage of the breakdown is still export through the facility and our client at the facility and their performance versus some of the more standard operators. they produce as cars are ordered via the web. we are expecting to have another good fiscal year. so i know paisha is pounding the pavement in trying to in talking with at least two other auto manufacturers

commissioner woo ho. >> commissioner woo ho: thank you. first i'd just want to acknowledge director forbe's positive report on economic recovery and where we are with covid in the city. i guess that this is a meeting which i think that is a turning point for us today to hear all of the progress. i think that we look forward to the full reopening, if not totally in june, but in the summer months. i think that it's a long time coming. so i want to commend everybody at the port for all of the efforts that have been put forth on that. and i -- so, thank you very much, executive director forbes, for all of the positive news and for some of the funding opportunities that we hope that will also help us in our economic recovery here. i did not know ken. and i only knew al picari by reputation. so the report is disheartening but it's heartening in a way that we have examples of two individuals that were well known for different accomplishments, and as a member of the commission, every time that i hear such compliments about the people that either a

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. >> commissioner woo ho. >> here. >> item two is approval of minutes for the may 25, 2021 port commission

. >> commissioner woo ho. >> here. >> item two is approval of minutes for the may 25, 2021 port commission meeting. >> so moved. >> second. >> we have a motion and a second. clerk, please have a roll call vote. [roll call vote] >> president bermejo. >> vice president adams. commissioner burton. >> commissioner gilman. >> yes. >> commissioner wu ho. >> yes. item 3 is public comment on executive session. >> thank you. >> we will open up public comment and members joining us on the phone. jennifer will be th

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