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Phone calls, social media and letters including one message from a fan who wrote im counting the minutes until our beloved Teatro Zinzanni is once again with us in San Francisco. You one more holiday season, new years, birthday or romantic night without you is one too many. Our goal in this hiatus has been to keep in touch with our audience and the community, remaining hopeful that we would see the day when we would announce our return. Now we have a plan. This unique partnership with kenwood and Teatro Zinzanni creates a unique Business Model where one hand feeds the other. Together well stee...

Makes me more concerned about doing a full bid for such a longterm lease. Its not 10 or 15years, but a 66year lease. Thank you. Thank you. Supervisor wiener, any comments . Question for mr. Benson. I know you touched on this before, but if this were not solesourced, how would the process proceed . What would we see here . We have never done Something Like supervisor kim is suggesting. In the absence of any prospective tenant, normally for a Development Project like this, we would have a concept, say a hotel and entertainment use. Developed through the community process. Then we would do a requ...

We would do a 66year lease. That is what is allowed under the burton act and that would be a time that would be sufficient to amortization the amount of investment here. Right. So again, even makes me more concerned about doing a full bid for such a longterm lease. Its not 10 or 15years, but a 66year lease. Thank you. Thank you. Supervisor wiener, any comments . Question for mr. Benson. I know you touched on this before, but if this were not solesourced, how would the process proceed . What would we see here . We have never done Something Like supervisor kim is suggesting. In the absence of an...

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