first certificated sustain able highway project in the country and so congratulations to the team. >> thank you, thank you, miss chang and commissioner cohen. >> i just have a follow up question for the, for miss change and thank you for your presentation this morning and i want to go back to your report about the plan up date, could you give me a sense of what i can expect and i am thinking about attending this, this open house and i am wondering is there going to be a universal presentation? >> yeah. >> you mentioned the report about the break out sessions. >> sure, and i am interested in the break out sessions but i am interested in the overview and an up date on where we are. >> absolutely. >> and thank you for your interest and i do encourage you to attend if you can make it, and this will be a workshop hosted by the regional agencies and willing to explain to the public what the regional planning process is, and what are the planned area and how does it effect our communities and how do the folks get involved? orientation for the process,

which we go through in earlier, and is it is understood, and so it is a lot of high level concepts around funding, and around how do we meet our greenhouse gas, reduction goals as a state and as a region, but how it really effects the locals here is the link to the county wide transportation plan as well as the other planning activities that are happening such as the neighborhood plans that i just highlighted and how do they ultimately make the way into the federal and state and other funding that the regional transportation plan prioritizes. >> our hope is to educate the mtc commissioners and the way

that the mtc and the way that they are structuring is there is no presentations and it is more like a presentation, and the feedback. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> commissioner mar. >> yeah, i was just going to add that the last time that there was a planned area, and workshops around the region and ann from the mtc and i facilitated a little bit of a conversation but it sounds like it is different this time, and i think that the effort to raise awareness of the regional, planning and getting input is critical and it is a great process to learn about how you are conducted. it is a good opportunity to see how it fits in the broader planning for the housing jobs and transportation and linkages and i did want to thank chair weiner, and our director change for talking about the bay area bike share expansion and so i

think that it is really exciting to see, from a couple of 100 bikes, and bike share, and with a few stations here to tend fold, increase the 4,000 bikes and i really like the 20 percent of the stations in the communities of concern and the lower income of communities it is an opportunity to connect up, many unconnected neighborhoods. and i am having, ridden the bike share programs in mexico city, with our chair weiner and former share avalos and others, but also, austin and new york city's programs and i think that our regional, bike share could really be the model around the country, and it is time now that it has gone out of business and the new motivate to really look at private sector support and i am looking forward to and i guess that i will brag that i am one of the annual members, since the very beginning and i ride it often but to know that i could hop off in a bart station and ride to a meeting in oakland or berkeley will be

really great and to start to use it more to get around to the south bay, as well as going to be and i know that usf students, out in my district are saying that they really want to be connected but i know that it is planned out to expand to the areas where there

is transit and to connect up the unconnect areas but i am excited about the area bike share and i am happy about this expansion but i wanted to thafrpg our staff, but also the bay area and air quality management district and soon, mtc's staff in taking it on. >> and thank you, commissioner mar. and seeing no other names on the roster we will open item four up for public comment relevant to four -- >> (inaudible)

>> i am represented by three supervisors and i just want to comment on how i feel that your transportation policy and your vision zer zero and your road diet are going a long way to making this city, wealthy and whiter and well educated.

and there have been studies that have shown that improvements in transportation does lead to gentricication and i have looked at the stats ticks for 2010 and all three districts in which i owns the homes are getting wealthy and wider and if you continue with these policies i think that we know where we are head. >> is there any additional public comment on item four? >> seeing none, public comment is closed and this is an information item. and item number five? >> item five, adopt positions on state legislation and this is an action item. >> the house has changed, and so colleagues, seeing none the public comment has closed.

>> call the role. >> commissioner breed? >> aye. >> and christensen, and cohen. >> yes. >> and farrell, aye. >> and kim. >> aye. >> mar, aye. >> and commissioner wean sner >> aye. >> commissioner yee? >> aye. >> the item passes. >> thank you and item six? >>item six -- action item. >> okay, colleagues, any questions or comments? >> seeing none, we will open up item six for public comment? is there any public comment on item six? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and colleagues, could we take item six, same house same call? >> seeing, no objection, and

item six passes. >> item 7? >> award a 18-month contract -- action item. >> colleagues any questions or comments? seeing none, we will open up item seven for public comment is there any public comment item seven? >> seeing none, public comment is closed, could we take item seven, the same house same call, without objection that will be the order. >> item 8? >> item 8, allocate $350,000 in prop k funds and appropriate, $53,798 in prop k funds with conditions, subject to the attached physical year cash flow distribution schedules this besinger is an action item. >> is there any questions or comments oit em eight? >> seeing none, we will move to

public comment, is there any public comment on item eight? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and colleagues, could can he take item eight, same house same call? without objection, that will be the order. >> and item number 9. >> item 9, introduction of new items this is an information item. >> colleagues are there any introductions today? >> seeing none, is there any public on item 9? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> and this is an information item. >> and item ten? >> public comment. >> is there any general public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. and item eleven? >> adjournment. >> we are adjourned thank you..

>> all right. so welcome everybody i'm tony i am go the betsey carmichael high school this is my friend we both go do banishment i'm happy to be here and glad i met this imply i'd like to bring up mayor ed lee (clapping). >> thank you tony and anthony middle graders rule in the city of san francisco we are here in the hood united playaz i've had the pleasure of

knowing rudy and those kids the generation before them we worked together on the streets in those early years i think the message to us and the city give us a chance i know our chief and supervisors supervisor kim and supervisor london breed and i joined together with our education leaders our school district to say that we had to give our kids more than the chance and these days i think earlier in the years about a chance to recover and restore justice we had a lot of problems these today's daisy it is about prevention and success in those kids eyes we have the new leaders coming broad san francisco (clapping) and i want to thank rudy and the entire staff and board of directors for figuring out when

this neighborhood stabilization fund was critiqued with the leadership of the supervisors and the board and mayor establishing this fund we realized change wag coming and if our nonprofits were struggling we're not going to get caught in being victimized full name they'll have to figure out in quicken quickly i know and now they oppose this building (clapping) incredible. >> look at middle grader how do you like ownership our own building is guidelines good; right? disney is yourselves we want to make sure this city is part of the why our people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated police department is working you know their names and hopefully,

you'll think about the cadet program we have a great education institution when you graduated out of middle school and on your way to college we want i tracking into our talent that talent will faucet in the city and county of san francisco we need it is not just words we've been setting up not only helping our nonprofit and building housing you can be here for a long, long time and our families own residential as well as community neighborhood centers we are all about success of our kids i'm so glad that a number of entities came together you figured out the relationship you have to have in the city be a good nonprofit and be community-based but you also have to figure out a relationship with business

leaders that's what you've done i want to give a shout out to mr. connecticut you didn't way and leaders that want to invest in those and this is all of relationships have to be understand but it begins with good hearts and people in the hood being about the community and about kids and us our destiny growing up and being positive about life thank you to you and the spirit in here that's always here you can feel did you see the experience bars that's how it is defined get in shape ged with united playaz is into making sure you do all the right things for success thank you united united playaz and all the relationships you've built with all our community our government our supervisors and

the neighborhood right here in selma this is a great receipt for success i say to all the other nonprofit follow the lead here they are glen eagle doing to right congratulations (clapping) give them a hand (clapping). >> all right. so now we're going to oh, gosh bring up another speaker jane kim (clapping). >> the first thing i asked why they're not no school today (laughter). >> they told me they said we

are far enough we can miss school today i've committed to my talk points welcome to the south of market it is so amazing to be part of this community and it is amazing to look around the room and see the individual that make this neighborhood safer and stronger this is a partnership and this is a community and partnership i'm so lucky to represent a community that works so hard to make this community work last week supervisor london breed and i were at the opening of market street they own they're building and provide the services to the youth on the street it is amount to come to the south of market to announce u monopolies the purchasing of this in charge the united playaz (clapping) so you and i go way back we went

to school tonight but rudy and others have known each other i started out in the overseeing world rudy and my friend said we see the neighborhood is change we live here and want to make sure we stay an integral part of the community we want to buy our building not a small feat many years ago a lot of the folks in the room had the foresight and said something that the selma stabilization funds the mayor talked about i see many here thank you (clapping) and they provided the 4 hundred thousand it got us close to you half hour and rudy said we have all those new neighborhood

coming into the south of market let's let people know it is in neither interests to know they stay in the south of market a year ago a lot of the folks if the audience came to this room actually not for a - not came into this room and swept away by the young people kind of and the vision that rudy and the staff and others had i have to acknowledge our private sector i don't want to water down the statement that you know two cities here in san francisco but what is happening the success story of the community and the story was as new residents come in we need to make sure this neighborhood is satisfy and affordable a lot of the developers and private companies

you know what in the - by the way i live a half a block away it is in my interests; right? (clapping) i want to acknowledge chris and allen and helen and platinum and shawn in the back and everyone step forward and double over matched the 4 heed thousand that the city gave and on top of provided legal expertise releasing and dispensary which you are the same computer they used to build south of market to make sure that exists for families and young people i want to thank everyone for your work and commitment and investment this is a family coming together i hope more o more success stories we can work together and grow in the city i want to recognize our school board

members hydra mendosa and commissioner shamann walton and betsey carmichael thank you and, of course sfpd chief suhr and deputy cheer redman and our new captain again, a partnership for everyone (clapping) and don't be forgot our rec center thank you for the rec center and other groups that make this a reality and our principle here and i love the community and i just appreciated you make may work egos by making the community stronger thank you (clapping). >> hi so next up we have london breed district 5

(clapping). >> thank you i often find myself in district district and people are saying why are you out of our distribute just a minute and i love our neighborhoods and community but the city as a whole it is important to all of us rudy and i go way back hanging out on the corner enjoying ourselves and lives yes we've had challenges sealed we grew up in neighborhoods we lost too many people looking up here people not here people he hung out and love we lose far too many people to gun violence the fact it rudy has step up to the plate and has been consistent with the his advocacy in helping

young people the former direct director of a nonprofit it is hard work we are those young people you wouldn't want to work with but someone supported us our young people now more than ever need the support and love and encouragement buying in building is a first step but united playaz continues to be an important community member having kids with survive access to the environment but hope with the community not just in this and by consistently supporting gun buy backs and do everything to protect the lives of our community this building an amazing but united playaz is continues to need our support

this is a great day this is a day of celebration but the work continues i'm grateful to be here rudy i'm so proud of you i know your way older than me (laughter) but i'm so proud and the works you continue to do and thank you so much for your advocacy so, now it's time to pass the torch to the next generation that's you, you have a community of people that love and appreciate and want to see great things out of you remember that and stay true to yourselves and focus and change san francisco for the better for our young people thank you rudy for being here (clapping). >> >> london that was a great speech so before we end i want

to say thank you uncle rudy you've helped all of us kids so, yeah (clapping). >> you have to say something. >> first of all, thank you, thank you, thank you everybody that was here because everybody that was here is meant to be here so i'm so grateful that the gratitude for partners that helped out to make this happen you knows who you are one person we have to acknowledge who was not able to make it was the honorable willie brown he was the coach they said it is

not what you know but who you know and who likes you i'm playing my part with the people that are actually doing the work and that's my staff they're the front line folks (clapping) if there was enough room i'd have you guys up here the work we throw our life open the line everyday like the officers we do that without thought it is something a reaction because it come from a place called compassion lord knows we don't get paid tutor the stabilization funds and shawn and million dollar pot you parked your

helicopter on the roof and all the other partners mark and nancy and you guys connecting the dots in the homicide we don't have ships or can notice we learner how to build bridges this brother he's on the wall right here i knew ed when we was dpw right he and james dba go back and london you know and i'm glad i'm friends with the police now, it's all good laughing you mean u you know what i mean from the margarita street though the executive street i don't want to miss anyone but acknowledge some

really good folks ricco come on up rick could and jim and my brother glen come on up here mayor ed lee the rest of the folks knows a lot of prominent people come up here those brothers right here are really try testimony of redemption those guys all been in prison with life sentences jim recently came home avenue doing thirty years and rico is going phenomenal work he was begun 25 years and damon over a decade my brother glen who did

45 years are here as stakeholders and giving back to the community you guys don't know i was raised ♪ neighborhood i have over hundred years of wisdom i'm born and raised in this community any momma lived on 9th and - i signed the lease for the building and this guy is working my staff those brothers right here are tremendous who want to give back we want to find solutions and answers those brothers working with sfpd and right here for the kids that's the answer i want to give a big shout out to you guys glen; right? you imagine glen doing

45 years 4r0kd up in a prison coming home with compassion for the people that's what is it all about remember that's about caring it's about kindness and about love and this is what this center is about we're here for a safe spot for everybody this spot and all the public partners you know who you are you know we're here for the waterworks and the cable and we'll be homeless as long as we build the relationship you're right jane? about building relationships to do and come together right brother charley thank you and you'll see a dynamic mix of people because