The people to understand the planning and Land Use Development issues were facing in the city along the waterfront and follows a certainty tradition thats been set up over the last 10 or 12 years. I have a staff report ive given copies to be described. It gives us an overview of what the waterfront planning process and the collaborative efforts have been that have manifested for properties down to the base i think thats memorialized in the waterfront plan. And that plan as many have you recall is something that was created at the initiative of a voter project that took the better part of ten years to look at the future of what the waterfront should be. A lot of that was focused on the changes on the northern half of the waterfront from the basin you up to fishermans what have. And how the city had changed upland to expand the downtown and create the Northern Gateway and left open the question of what should be happening along the piers and how is it we bring along the open front of the
Those are on the waterfront and it focuses on the attendance to the water and a consistent with the wftd plan and focuses on better connections between the neighborhoods and waterfront. Most popular its not just about connecting to the waterfront by extending the neighborhoods. Its on the recent Development Projects is to create a better seamless transition. Its important to mention that the work about designing components of the water. Diane mentioned the waterfront Design Advisory Committee which was set up by legislation in 20098 a year after the plan was adopted and thats a form body it takes care of the waterfront projects. But its important to mention another project that and that will extend the waterfront area. So it has a region and local context. Navigate our public collaboration goes further such as a jefferson street and finishes mans what have was led in collaboration by the port. Given the nature for recreational growth and the Transportation Needs were working not only w
Studies on deploying renewables in city and land outside of the city . Yes, there are some states [speaker not understood] the secondlargest owner of land in california or something [multiple voices] quoin i dont know its quite that. Noe there is lots of land here. ~ yes, there are cityowned sites that are suitable for solar projects. Were also looking one type of project i really like is inconduit hydro. We can develop bucket 1 resources within our existing water system. Its inexpensive and environmentally friendly. Do you have numbers on how much that could provide . Yes. I dont have them on the tip of my tongue, but weve done some studies on how much we could do with the existing hetch hetchy system. Could you are those available to share with us . Yes. And have you also done studies on how much power could be produced on cityowned land outside of sort of the run of conduit projects . Yes. And, so, you could also share those with us . I believe so. Great. I think that would be treme
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Rule changes and policy changes and financial changes and some of it a little technical with the insurance requirement changes and there are 700 boaters that dont want to deal with this and just want to go on the boat and have a good time. She is amazingly patient. She has the clarity to explain over and over, the patience of joab and we so appreciate her coming down as with all of the port staff have been a help to us. In a difficult time we were sort of orphaned unannounce the by Redevelopment Agency and linda has been a big part of it. Thank you very much. [applause] hello i am john davey with the Maritime Department. Infectious smile but yes linda really helped out the Maritime Department as elaine said no job was too complex or disdainful for her to take on, and one of those really unspoken one but important to me she is the might have roof the cell phones. When the cell phone got broken or took a walk in the water linda was there to sort it out and get it back in your hands as qu