they make you have a man's and woman's ada bathroom in the brick and mortar restaurants. you have to service them and clean them. you have to provide a number of things for the public. they do not provide anything for the public. san francisco downtown has a bad reputation for being dirty on the streets. i will give dpw credit. in our area, they have tried to beef it up. a lot of trash in the area and this will just cause more trash. and it will hurt business. there was a one-day trial just one block away. on that day, i think they had six or eight food trucks. not one business on the street did any business at all. everybody was dead. that proves it right there. that proves it and it kills the business. do you want to kill the brick and mortar restaurants? do you want to have employees, young people try to get a start in the city? do you want to have them thrown out of their jobs? do you want to have union construction people? no one is going to want to put a restaurant in. there will not put a casual place in when you are going to have a food it truck in the front. you

. -- they would kill you on the ada bathrooms. it is just insane. no brick-and-mortar estrada is going to say the food truck can use my bathroom. what bathrooms are they going to use? i would like to know. they are want to give the permit and dpw will not be able to enforce this. they need to or three agents or policemen on each of these trucks to really enforce this 100-page regulation. there is no way in the world they can do it. this is just crazy. the stakeholders are not informed. the property holders did not get anything. the businesses did not get anything. the stake holders were not at the table. just like boma and the guy from the golden gate restaurant association did not pay any attention and the guy who approved it from there has been fired. he did not represent the golden gate resign -- the golden gate restaurant association. the guy who signed it is out. this is a kool-aid job that was not thought out. there are many districts that could use a food truck. this is not the place for it. who is going to drive in and pay $30 two-part -- to

that was developed includes the removal of the central bathroom buildings and the creation of two smaller buildings, which will greatly enhance ada accessibility, the crowd management of those bathrooms, and also the maintenance of those facilities so that we can better address them. keeping those facilities clean, as well as graffiti free, and overall security. we are working with the department of public works for the second grouping of neighborhood parks projects. they're going to allocate additional design resources. we're also exploring with construction contractors how we can potentially accelerate those contracts using some of the bid savings we have generated through this program. lastly, we have hired some additional project management assistance staff. that has been helping us speed up the development of the citywide program. this is our current schedule for the neighborhood parks program, showing that most of our projects will be delivered or in construction in the coming year. it is our hope that will position us well to seek another ballot in november 2012 and hopefully obtain another 150 million with some capital fu