staff for a full response. >> supervisor peskin: commissio? >> supervisor yee: i have questions. maybe add to the remark about the radars. i found it to be somewhat effective for my neighborhood. what i think it does is for those that want to speed are going to speed, and i think when those that are more conscious about their efforts, the radar thing wasn't there they will go so miles more. they will slow down and it forces other cars to slow down. that is what i have seen. i don't know if it is like that elsewhere. iit is effective. it doesn't stop. that is that. i want to ask a few questions around -- thank you for the allocation. i hope, hopefully, we will support it to study the undergrounding of the m line is something w we are encouraging u to move quickly on. this study is good. i am concerned about what kind of outreach we will have. number one, i know there is nothing being done yet. the sooner we inform our communities of the possibility, because if it is decided that we have enough funding to move forward, the disruption we learned from central line will be enormous, a

. >> supervisor peskin: commissio. >> chair mar: thank you. i wanted to thank the ta staff, particularly director staff for working with my office on the district four mobility improvement study. on the prop k i want to say we are excited about moving ahead with this and coming up with new ideas to expandment offices for sunset residents that are the most car dependent in the city, but i know that the residents in the sun set are very interested in getting out of their cars, and they will be interested in coming up with new ideas to do that. thank you. >> commissioner haney. >> supervisor haney: thank you, chair peskin. i had a question about the speed radar sign installation program. it seems like the timeline is a couple years for it to get done, and thanks to the leadership of chair peskin and supervisor yee and others we are pushing forault to speed enforcement. would this in any way help to prepare us or how does this relate to that? in addition do we have an analysis of making these effective. do they provide warnings when people are goi

the housing commissio wants to turn the lot into a safe parking site for people living in rvs. one person next to the lot say they are concerned. >> if you're thinking putting rvs here. i think the people in the building would be some of the first you should talk to. >> city commission says eight to ten would be able to park and hand pick the people who could stay there. that meeting is going on. >> it didn't work after testing a new gate system at stations bart decided they aren't worth it. in july bart installed these gates at the fruit vail station. the plates pop up like shark fins once the gates close. the goal was stop riders from hopping over the gate without paying. cheaters are still jumping over the gate. and breaking those plates. in the process. and it's expensive to fix. bart is trying out a different version. these are getting better results. the number of ride cheaters has dropped about 60%. >> let's bring in chief meteorologist. fwelt it cool down tonight. >> so nice. did you get out and enjoy it? >> i did. >> you'll be happy when we heat up. let's get you ready

. >> supervisor peskin: commissio. >> chair mar: thank you for all of your work on these important initiativeshad a few points to add to the points my colleagues have made and a few questions. you know, the multi lingual outreach and to seniors is important to ensure that everyone in the city understands vision zero priorities and is engaged in the vision zero campaign. both in terms of just raising awareness of it and changing behaviors with pedestrians and drivers. it is important in order to build more understanding of the different policy and program initiatives through vision zero especially those that are contentious. like daylighting might result in removal of parking spaces in commercial areas. my office has been working with m.t.a. staff on expanding daylighting in district four in the sun set district. we are identifying the 100 priority intersections for daylighting in our district. we see the need to ensure since that residents understand the importance and why we are moving with daylighting in the sun set and city. this can help build more support for these efforts. also, i really

staff of both commissions who worked tirelessly, in the trenches on all of the initiatives of these commissio commissions. when we see a full room like this, we are reminded of the important work that we all do and that our staff does often for little or no recognition. thank you to the staff. thank you to everyone who came and spoke. it is very important to have people come speak to us, with public comment, that is how we communicate with you. that is how we can ensure that the message is carried, and i want to thank my fellow commissioners and the commissioners from the human rights commission for a very informative and thought-provoking hearing. >> thank you all. the meeting is adjourned. [applause] >> we're here to raise awareness and money and fork for a good accuse. we have this incredible gift probably the widest range of restaurant and count ii destines in any district in the city right here in the mission intricate why don't we capture that to support the mission youths going to college that's for the food for thought. we didn't have a signature font for our orientation that's a 40-y

staff of both commissions who worked tirelessly, in the trenches on all of the initiatives of these commissio commissions. when we see a full room like this, we are reminded of the important work that we all do and that our staff does often for little or no recognition. thank you to the staff. thank you to everyone who came and spoke. it is very important to have people come speak to us, with public comment, that is how we communicate with you. that is how we can ensure that the message is carried, and i want to thank my fellow commissioners and the commissioners from the human rights commission for a very informative and thought-provoking hearing. >> thank you all. the meeting is adjourned. [applause] sustainability mission, even though the bikes are very minimal energy use. it still matters where the energy comes from and also part of the mission in sustainability is how we run everything, run our business. so having the lights come on with clean energy is important to us as well. we heard about cleanpowersf and learned they had commercial rates and signed up for that. it was super easy to

. >> it's now in the hands of the commissio commission. thank you, miss t -- scarborough. don't leave. >> okay. commissioner brown? >> thank you for those stories about the lgbtq person. you'd mentioned that we'd met our targets currently, which i think allowed another $1.7 million to flow. you said. i know there are a lot of incentives on the local, state, and federal level. are there anyplaces in which we're -- any places in which we're behind? >> you know, i think when we compare ourselves to other places in the state and maybe other departments in the city where they've just given out demographic forms to everybody, they might be having a higher percent of complete than us. while i think we're not, quote, unquote, in compliance, i think where we want to be is not where we're at right now because we'd love to be more in the 80% to 90% complete? and so can -- can -- for compliance and reporting, i think we're not behind, but when we compare ourselves to our peers, we could be doing more data collection. >> also looking at the measure that you're using for implementation