The maritime lines and being in the operating department of the city. And feel that is something that we need to emphasize when we are out in public and commissioner adams here is your stock portfolio and this is a break down of the ports land uses by type, and you will see that over 40 percent is either in current maritime use or plans for the maritime use or 25 percent is planned for parks, and you know, about 25 percent of the port is leased up on a fairly long term basis. And we are still refining these numbers but they add up to ten percent of the ports portfolio and this is an analysis that we conducted after commissioner woo ho asked us to look, how much is left to look to develop at the port and there is not that much, and it is on operating the port and improving our portfolio. And there was the comment about public input and we take that to heart. And and it sets fourth the process planning and the Development Planning that leads to you know, over 400 meetings, and in the pie
Through the quick presentation, 7 slides that we gave to the board of supervisors and i know that it is late, but i could do that. And we are not attempting to respond to all of the recommendations just like the jurors did not present all of their recommendations tonight. Alana it was good to hear that you spent the time thinking about the title and we appreciated it when we saw it. And clearly, a lot of thought went into it. You know, one of the things that we tried to emphasize at the board of supervisors is a big emphasis to the report is on development and public process around the development and much of the boards activities does not have anything to do with development. It has to do with man taining the maritime lines and being in the operating department of the city. And feel that is something that we need to emphasize when we are out in public and commissioner adams here is your stock portfolio and this is a break down of the ports land uses by type, and you will see that over
Very thorough and very attractive, and that is drafted by the port staff. And as you go through the response and say for example, the mta and we asked them about the Transportation Needs along the embarcadero, because when we took it to the embarcadero by car, we had to leave it and drive to the financial district because you could not go through. Because it was ten in the morning and it was not rush hour. And mta response to our request that they do not have a strategy and they dont have a vatgy for the transportation in the city period. And but you have dpw, and you have the puc, with the suer system, and you have obviously you have planning and you have dbi, and you have Health Department and because of the air quality issues, that are coming up. And you have the environment, when you see this bound copy, you will find that one of the reports here is on the one on sea rise, and where there is a lot going on. And so, at the current time. With what appears to the jury the context betw
Respond to all of the recommendations just like the jurors did not present all of their recommendations tonight. Alana it was good to hear that you spent the time thinking about the title and we appreciated it when we saw it. And clearly, a lot of thought went into it. You know, one of the things that we tried to emphasize at the board of supervisors is a big emphasis to the report is on development and public process around the development and much of the boards activities does not have anything to do with development. It has to do with man taining the maritime lines and being in the operating department of the city. And feel that is something that we need to emphasize when we are out in public and commissioner adams here is your stock portfolio and this is a break down of the ports land uses by type, and you will see that over 40 percent is either in current maritime use or plans for the maritime use or 25 percent is planned for parks, and you know, about 25 percent of the port is le
The maritime lines and being in the operating department of the city. And feel that is something that we need to emphasize when we are out in public and commissioner adams here is your stock portfolio and this is a break down of the ports land uses by type, and you will see that over 40 percent is either in current maritime use or plans for the maritime use or 25 percent is planned for parks, and you know, about 25 percent of the port is leased up on a fairly long term basis. And we are still refining these numbers but they add up to ten percent of the ports portfolio and this is an analysis that we conducted after commissioner woo ho asked us to look, how much is left to look to develop at the port and there is not that much, and it is on operating the port and improving our portfolio. And there was the comment about public input and we take that to heart. And and it sets fourth the process planning and the Development Planning that leads to you know, over 400 meetings, and in the pie