Us, even without knowing exactly what we are planning to put there. With that in mind, we developed the assumptions that we gave to the citys economist, economic consultant, that is, to anticipate a phase 1 building of 275,000 gross square feet by 2017 and a phase 2 building of 225,000 gross square feet by 2022, with a garage developed by 2021. Okay. I guess im just still confused i mean i understood what you said, but if your intent is to stick with the original plan that sales force would have it, karyn is shaking your heads so you are going to try to look at the design that you passed. Yes. So you will recall that sales force had this million and a half whatever 2 millionsquare foot campus where they distributed their entitlement throughout their property. Right. So for this particular block, they had Less Development and more parking than what we are proposing. Okay. So we are not proposing to conform to sales forces plan for this particular property, because this is separate from
I guess generally speaking i want to start with a couple of things about ucsfs mission and how they interplay with development. I think in theory i get it, when we talk about the springback provisions, and the sort of maintenance of the property for the mission of ucsf. But it starts to get a little bit fuzzy for me, when i was reading when would be the line over which we would determine that a use for the property wasnt part of ucsfs Educational Mission . They are such a Large Institution and do so many things that there are many potential educational uses that someone from the outside could look and say that is actually a business, or some other type of entity. And so i guess i know that the plan hasnt been hatched yet for what the space will be used for, but i was wondering if someone could talk you alittle bit about what are the bounds on what an Educational Mission use look like. Christian maher development specialist. If you dont mind, i would like lara yamyoshi would be better a
Most of our space and facilities to our core mission, it would not be appropriate for us to rent out our space to a destination retail tenant such as i dont know home depot or whatever. But as you know, at parnassus and at mission bay we do have smaller food operators and tenants, as well as we have a walgreens pharmacy, for example, on our parnassus campus. So when we talk about incidental retail, it would be primarily for the convenience of our employees, as well as for our patients and visitors. And that would represented a very small portion of the total space that we plan to develop on this site. Thank you. At the same time, we do understand this agency and commissions desire to try and promote neighborhood retail whenever possible. So in our planning process, we will work closely with your staff to ensure that whatever retail we do develop is compatible with the rest of the mission bay area. Great. Thank you. Commissioner mondejar. Can you hear me . Yes. So on your 5th opa amend
But we need to have more people from bayviewhunters point, as well as mission bay, as well as potrero hill being hired more. I know the city has a new memorandum of understanding. We have a memorandum of understanding; that is a grandfather clause from 1970. Which guarantees 50 community, 35 contractors, and we want that memorandum of understanding upheld with mission bay and any other project on the side of 280 to 101. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Okay so i would like to open up for questions for fellow commissioners . I know i have a couple. Okay, i will start. So i guess generally speaking i want to start with a couple of things about ucsfs mission and how they interplay with development. I think in theory i get it, when we talk about the springback provisions, and the sort of maintenance of the property for the mission of ucsf. But it starts to get a little bit fuzzy for me, when i was reading when would be the line over which we would determine that a use for the prop
And community are creating a new mural on the campus that will give the history the natural and hopefully sustainable history of the Richmond District and our city. Its really incredible, it includes Small Businesses to some of our big icons from the Richmond District all over, but especially a history and a beautiful telling of the story by third graders like noah and other students and all the parents that nurture them as well. Really, the mural will help exemplify the rich culture and diversity of the Richmond District and our city. With that said, i just wanted to now recognize argon Elementary School Parent Teacher organizations as an excellent symbol of greening our school yards, connecting with our neighborhood, our city departments, nd really promoting a model of greening for our entire city. So, ill introduce tina [speaker not understood] who is one of the leaders of the parents who is here with her son noah and she shares the green argon school committee. ~ chairs also the pr