ms. boomer, set the timer for 2 minutes. the first soft chime will let you know you have 30 seconds remaining, the second louder chime will say your time is up, at that point i will politely

ms. boomer called me in. >> margo is before me, but i don't see her. i'm barry corngold. i've been driving a cab since 1988, '87. 10 years before that on the peninsula. i waited 15 years to get my medallion. we have to pick everybody up. not just people with preapproved credit cards. i've been assaulted. i've had to work for less than minimum wage. i sustained permanent injuries. how much is that worth, from being assaulted? you are concerned or kate is concerned about the people who bought their medallions. what about the other half of the medallion-holders who didn't, who didn't have the choice to buy them and they shouldn't have been sold in the first place, because the money you make by having a medallion went to the city. now you see that was a mistake and you are trying to -- she's trying to solve the problem off of the rest of the medallion-holders. none of us made a lot of money off the medallions. it's back-breaking work. it's humiliating work, especially with uber and lyft. we're barely surviving now. now you want to take away our ability to pick up at the airpo

ms. boomer please call the roll. >> clerk: [roll call] madam chair, directors, you have a quorum. >> chairthank you. >> clerk: item 3, announcement of the prohibition of sound producing devices in the meeting. you may be asked

ms. boomer, set the timer for 2 minutes. the first soft chime will let you know you have 30 seconds remaining, the second louder chime will say your time is up, at that point i will politely but firmly cut you off. it's helpful if you state your name for the record and super helpful if you tell us if you are in support or opposition of this project. and then briefly why. >> clerk: charles, janile, madam speaker there are names in the overflow, i will read several names ahead. so if people in the light court hear their name please make your way into this room, you will be let in the room so you can make your comment. >> this summer was rough. in the span of weeks several people were hit and killed on streets we already knew and know to be deadly. it felt like every week for a little while there brought more traffic news, calls with the sfpd, calls with witnesses and medical examiner's office. all this was made much worse by the fact the victims were more often than not marginally housed and easily forgotten. i've been to doze

ms. boomer please call the roll. >> clerk: [roll call] madam chair, directors, you have a quorum. >> chair c. brinkman: thank you. >> clerk: item 3, announcement of the prohibition of sound producing devices in the meeting. you may be asked to leave the room, phones set on vibrate do cause microphone interference so the board respectfully request they be turned off. approval of minutes september 18th. >> chair c. brinkman: any comment on the minutes? seeing none, public comment closed. motion and second. all in favor? minutes approved. >> clerk: we have an overflow room should this one reach standing order, it is standing room only, it will be in the north light court today. >> chair c. brinkman: i do have a few communications about the meeting. first i want to say we are going to adjourn the meeting in memory of two people. jerry robbins. and i'm just going to read from the lovely memo that tom mcguire sent out. it's no exaggeration to say jerry's work helped formed the foundation of everything sustainable streets did, he was a leader in san francisco in his time with the mta and other ag

ms. boomer please call the roll. >> clerk: [roll call] madam chair, directors, you