with them. i am originally from the midwest and there is no better way to see the bay area, there is a place for you at zinzanni. a few years later, i am here, getting a masters in the early childhood and now the executive director of child-care. i have had two children that are the actual better versions myself since then, and i feel like our children might be aerialists, they might be scientists or musicians or educators, but it makes us so proud to be part of this community, that will reflect so much possibility back at them. thank you. thank you. next speaker will be carolyn, followed by stephanie greenberg, followed by beaver bauer, et cetera. good afternoon, any name is carolyn guatier and here to speak in support of the teatro zinzanni from the point of view of charitable organizations of which teatro has been a great supporter. we serve children, adults and elderly in homeless shelters, hospitals, convalescent homes, zool for special needs children, on and on. w
a sole source waiver early on, not being able to guarantee this is the best deal moving forward. is that it? i m sorry, one more question. the initial negotiations talked about a 10-15-year lease before it became a larger project. where do you anticipate the number of-years for this lease to look like? typically for new development on a ground lease we would do a 66-year 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 long-term lease. it s not 10 or 15-years, but a 66-year 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 sole-sourced, 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 tenan
family. they put us together on the show. they put the dishwashers on the show and make fun of it even if we bring a little tiny part of the show and people saw that reaction and said wow, my cocktail waiter is doing the child can can. this has been an experience working there and thank you to teatro zinzanni for showing me how the american hospitality. because i am from mexico, and then when i come here, i saw these beautiful people and they feed me. they always give us a family bill, and then we have an opportunity to talk to each other with all the performers, all of the beautiful people, cosmopolitan people, thank you for the opportunity. i wanted to come to support those guys, and to bring [ inaudible ] thank you. thank you very much. bill hanson. my name is bill hannah and live five blocks from the proposed construction site. i have attended several of the community outreach presentations. the outreach has been very good on this project. everything that i have h
makes me more concerned about doing a full bid for such a long-term lease. it s not 10 or 15-years, but a 66-year 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 sole-sourced, 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 request for qualifications and we would be looking for a development partner who has the experience and financial capacity to develop the site. and then we would go through a negotiation, where we establish fair-market value for the sites, looking at comps and using apraisals and other similar mechanisms that are standard for a real estate negotiation. and then bring that through t
we would do a 66-year 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 long-term lease. it s not 10 or 15-years, but a 66-year 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 sole-sourced, 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 request for qualifications and we would be looking for a development partner who has the experience and financial capacity to develop the site. and then we would go through a negotiation, w