Lieu of the project sponsor constructing a new wholesale flower market. Should the flower market vendors and management exercise this option, the project variant would then contain about 2 million square feet of office, 91,000 square feet of retail, 23,000 square foot childcare facility and 950 square foot Community Facility and lower amounts of parking, loading but increased bicycle Parking Spaces and an increased approximately 38,000 square feet of Public Open Space. So how would they repurpose the ground floor that was once thought of as a flower market site . So with this design, what they would do is first they would widen the pedestrian to increase the amount of open space. Some of that ground floor would be converted to atgrade loading with the flower mart, much of the loading is in the underground garage, so instead they bring some of those uses up to street level, reduce the amount of excavation and belowgrade space. And then the 23,000 square foot childcare facility would be
Are high, so in terms of why that matters in terms of framework, it could be interesting to do that. Another thing is why it matters for people . I think that stormwater regulation does matter for people, especially when its raining and things are flooding. Thats a huge reason, so im wondering if this body could help with translating how some of this work shows up in peoples daytoday lives. And part of that could be with the universitys developing scorecards on why those things matter that can be easily disseminated and digested by the community. And the other thing is just metrics impact. Thinking through one of the things i was thinking is interesting theres already a lot of what you mentioned here, too, in terms of goals and items that Treasure Island is delivering on, but i still dont know what those things are and what they actually mean. We talk about carbon sequester, but what does that mean to people . I guess, like, what is the baseline in like, lead m. D. . Is everybody doing
Without further ado please join me in welcoming carla hill and the speakers to the panel. applause again thank, you thank you. Big well im going to encourage you to take your seats and to join the conversation here, we heard and a prior Panel Questions about trade and not so many answers so we brought together a stellar panel that really represents a broad segment a of the western hemisphere and you could not find greater talent, so it is my great honor to introduce the panelists who will talk to you about rethinking our trade agenda and the, in the americas and its a challenging topic, we live in and certain times, not only in the western hemisphere but globally. But what we do in the western hemisphere can set an example and let me just tell you a sentence or two about each of our panelists. Sitting to my left is secretary mrsa birch or, who was appointed last october, the argentine as, secretary of International Trade in the ministry of production and labor, her assignment as descri
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