the t-line was 50%. the reasons for that, some of which we talked about, are the areas of congestion -- a congestion on the ocean avenue side, the congestion around the corridor, where the best performance those. -- goes. look, if you follow some of the things we suggested, most importantly, the biggest reason on any of the rail lines is two things are going on right now. the first one is the vehicle stopped. the number and service. in the second -- and the second is the number of opened or mr. runs because of low operators. -- open or missed runs because of low operators. when you do not put the service on the street, you have a substantial gap by . things are laid. things are slow. overall, for the first part of your question, the performance of the t-line is less than the system average. supervisor cohen: what is the most efficient line on the light rail system? which one is most efficient? >> the highest performance line in terms of on-time performance -- i am not trying to split hairs. i am just focu

at the same time, the on-time performance for the t-line is 58%. that is not where we would like to be. and again, part of the reason i walk you through the scope of the line and where people are getting on and off and said it is 76 minutes travel time is some of the biggest issues on on-time performance, for example, we measure it at west portal. the biggest delay on this particular line, on the the k-t line is if we have a gap in service or if there is a train missing or a train is significantly late. normally we try to make an adjustment. when you go from west portal, there is no switch or no physical plant that allows us, beyonce st. francis circle -- so from st.

at the same time, the on-time performance for the t-line is 58%. that is not where we would like to be. and again, part of the reason i walk you through the scope of the line and where people are getting on and off and said it is 76 minutes travel time is some of the biggest issues on on-time performance, for example, we measure it at west portal. the biggest delay on this particular line, on the the k-t line is if we have a gap in service or if there is a train missing or a train is significantly late. normally we try to make an adjustment. when you go from west portal, there is no switch or no physical plant that allows us, beyonce st. francis circle -- so from st. francis circle to balboa, you would not be able to make an adjustment in the train service to put it on time. that is significant, especially when you look at the bottleneck in the travel, the stock plans -- the stop signs and lights along ocean avenue, that has a significant impact on the on- time performance of the whole line. i think part of the other bottleneck for congestion on on-

the highest on the t-line. the fare inspectors were moved to muni metro, so they could have a more concentrated effort, and that is all the way up to a third straight. you have more of those folks up there. there are folks that are completely dedicated to that area. supervisor cohen: is this a standard approach to fare evasion? or is this unique to the se? >> i'm not going to say it is unique, because we have targeted this line. i do not want to say it is just 33. we have a concentrated effort on the line. it is a high target area where we see the need for fair enforcement. supervisor cohen: ok. ok, folks. i am done with my questions. supervisor mar: i think we should open this up for public comment. supervisor cohen: i think we should. i would like to call up linda richardson. >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you for putting this together. i just want to establish there are substantial improvements on the t-line. we attribute that to a substantial improvement in public safety. i think in the last year, sup

i just want to establish there are substantial improvements on the t-line. we attribute that to a substantial improvement in public safety. i think in the last year, supervisor mar mentioned with the killing in hunters point, i think muni has gone beyond the call of duty. i am here today, representing the bayview/hunters point land use committee. supervisor cohen mentioned that we worked very tirelessly. i think the fundamental issues we found have still not been resolved. i think muni actually did not consider the t-line to be a dedicated line. hunters point spent months working with need to try to change that, and. -- with no need to try to change that. the fact that you are combining heavy usage, and you would have that, and again, it is not a coincidence. sooner or later, we will have the problems that we are having right now. you are pulling in and you are pulling alps -- pullng out, and it seems to me at some point they do not have the right of way. one of the problems come up when you are at the subway and to try to track the moment -- the movement, we

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i'd like toe introduce the board share and booed member at booker t. julian davis and larry griffin to go through some of what the planning has been for this and where we come from and what we're trying to do in moving into the 21st century. >> thank you. i'm julianne davis. i'm board chair for the community center. the effort? has been providing services since 1919. historically in response to jim crow seggregation focused on the black population but also in recent years, others. this has never really been a debate about one story ore about nine united states. it's about whether the booker t. washington service center could have a stainable development plan. the at nitch building reduced to four stories with 41 units, would cost an unsustainable housing unit that this city cannot afford. the opponentses the no seem to care that that would leave the commission strapped for 10 years. that's the kind of thinking that led the world into fast ball crisis and also the kind of thinking that has priced so many people out of the decade since redevelopment. book

a 57-year-old woman was thrown off the platform on the t-line. oftentimes it was not between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. what has been done since the different incidents, and another is a history of violence against african-americans riders, too. >> since then, what we have done, there is a monthly meeting to discuss the crimes at different locations and the time of day. we deploy officers according to those statistics that we receive on a monthly basis. the officers are deployed to the hot spot areas. over the past few months -- actually, the past 10 months, we have seen crime on our system decrease since we started using those numbers. supervisor mar: and the targeted enforcement lasted for how long? >> the targeted enforcement is ongoing. it is never-ending. we do this on a monthly basis. supervisor mar: is it throughout the whole line? >> it is throughout the entire system and also certain platforms. the bay view area, we work with the district station in that area to address that. we have undercover officers that are out on these platforms throu

at&t network. >>> today was the last day of spring t felt like summer and into the 09s todayhis year thanks to the heat. the rise prompted officials to a spare the air alert tomorrow. the first suchwarning of the year. >>> and we'll explain more many maybe we should change our habits. >> it is a high fire danger. and the triple digits. and the danger and in the fire danger and the summertime is going with it. >> and the fog is well off the coast. >> and that's representing the wind. that's clearing out the fog. i mentioned this at 5 and 6. >> and kill that sea breeze our area acts, you know the bay area. that's why you had 90s. and the bay. and the ocean. you cut that off. they soar. and the mild spots. we'll see triple. mid06s when you wake up. nice weekend. winds will blow out and that's what will get you and there are no concerns. no warnings, you can see the values. 90s a warm day. warmest of the year. temperatures turn out. these are cities with the temperatures that are above the average. they will be the hottest of the week. 100 in fairfield. 93 and 92 and if you have

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i support the programs booker t. has been providing. in regards to the gymnasium, it will be fine, but the primary user is not daugherty. -- is not a booker t.. that is an important issue because the gm is a physical part of the community center and this whole project is based on a private motive. the city had some planning, perhaps the community land trust to get some funding. perhaps the gymnasium could have been more primarily used for the use to attend booker t. washington rather than a private high school. that's another point of contention -- the school is going to have primary use of the gymnasium. that is something that should be considered. perhaps with the mayor's office of housing, they could provide more funds to get more housing for transitional use. [tone] supervisor mirkarimi: thank you. next speaker please. >> i'm here today on behalf of the john burton foundation for children without homes to express our support for the booker t. washington community service center project that has been spoken about today. the john burto

the current ventilation strategy for booker t. washington are open windows that look out over the rear yard. this allows sound to broadcast over the rear yard. we will not have open windows on the jim nays yum. it will be closed off. then we start to look at the code sections. we'll have to address them for the california building code. 207 for sound transmission, which basically orders protecting residents from outside noise coming in. so that really doesn't apply to the gymnasium. then if you hook at the other codes, we have the 2909 san francisco police code, which addresses fixed noises and a fixed noise is basically a mechanical or eelectrical crypt that -- equipment that creates noise. this doesn't apply to our situation, but to be practical we're going to look at 209 d of the police code which states that no fixed source can cause noises inside a sleeping or dwelling room to extend beyond 25 b.a. with windows or 55 with the buddies closed. the 55 is actually very restrictive, because we can't use a window. president chiu: co

i along with my colleagues stand in support of the booker t. washington housing project and their commitment to helping the city reach its goal of providing 400 new units of housing by 20 15. another we are only a quarter of the way to reaching this goal, without the booker t. washington project we as a city are only taking steps backwards. i strongly urge you to show your support of fran's -- san francisco's young people by denying the appeal and supporting the project with its 50 units. if you choose to approve the appeal, i ask that you personally tell the thousands of homeless and marginally housed youth that someone's deck view or the possibility of being shadowed is more important for them having a home for the first time in their transition into adulthood and their part of the fabric and future of san francisco. thank you. >> good afternoon. my name is jose. and i was born and raised in san francisco and i'm also a transitional age youth. i'm here to speak in full support to have booker t. washington project and against this appeal. i wou

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we support the booker t. washington addition, the community center, affordable housing, and youth housing. i am on the record for that. i do support a compromise. contrary to what has been stated, there is an impact. i live in a house right behind the community center. the building props are around us. it takes away light. i have announced for mitigation -- asked for mitigation having to do with the colors of the walt or cutting down a tree on our neighbor's property. the neighbor has approved it. there are also certain issues of whether printing. the building wrapping around our property devalues our property. i never asked for any financial consideration or remuneration. i have announced that the building be built in context with the neighborhood -- asked that the building be built in context with the neighborhood. i ask that you support the compromise with supervisor farrell. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is john kaufman. i am representing the neighbors of this project. we support wholeheartedly the m

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