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that accessible sailing is something that can be achieved by every city in the country, not just san francisco. we have the largest fleet of accessible boats in the world. i would appreciate your supporting this project. it would benefit all of us. thank you. >> my name is christina ripke. i and our group are proud members of the san francisco sailing community. we strongly support this bid. as my colleagues and my other south beach yacht club people have told you, this is a wonderful place to sail. the south of market area is insanely cool. it is up and coming. we have so much going...

and extensive review of the regatta. that will inform the design and event planning elements. the city has worked with and will continue to work with the public and keep environmental stakeholders' throughout the review process. i'm want to be explicit this is not a term sheet. -- i want to be explicit this is not a term sheet. we think it is important to have them at the table. we have been trying to show that level of engagement. we hope that they review the term sheet and will ultimately be able to take a position of support. lastly, i wanted to mention that we have one technical ...

benefit from spending. there are estimates that spectator vessels like the horn blow work well make $5 million, generating 15 jobs during the months of the match. i believe this is substantially underestimated. just knowing what it would take for indirect service support for the boats and for training, i think there has been a significant cadre of jobs that were not included. i think that is a welcome problem that is worthy of some tweaking of boards on the jobs significant to -- significantly. i do not know who gets to compete in the cup. nobody spoke to that. i heard the general ad...

in the marine center, the economic impact would generate essentially $33.25 million, creating 115 jobs. the sector would benefit from some tickets spending -- would benefit from spending. there are estimates that spectator vessels like the horn blow work well make $5 million, generating 15 jobs during the months of the match. i believe this is substantially underestimated. just knowing what it would take for indirect service support for the boats and for training, i think there has been a significant cadre of jobs that were not included. i think that is a welcome problem that is wort...