my name is antonio guerra, finance manager for recreational and park department, and 2012 clean and safe parks bond. in total, the rec park portion of the 2012 geo bond, 160.5 million. in order to fund capital projects for the renewal and repair of our parks, recreation and open space assets. first two allocated $83.8 million and today what we are seeking approval of is additional 76.7 million. this program is split into three main categories. on the left of the slide you can see that there are 15 voter approved neighborhood parks projects, totaling $97 million. there is 40.2 million in programmatic funding, park, playground, forestry, trails, water improvements throughout the city, and $21 million dedicated to citywide park projects at golden gate park, lake, and john mclaren. overall, the 2012 geo bond, $195 million. and it was split between ourselves at rec park and our friends at the port of san francisco. this is our third and final issuance. however, the port still has a subsequent sale of 3.1 million that will take place in the future. and this is our issuance summary, broken out

supervisor yee: here to present on 7 and 8, director at reskin, and later to present on 9 and 10, antonio guerra from rec and park. >> good morning, chair yee, and member of the committee. ed reskin, director of transportation to respectfully request your approval of all four items. i will be speaking for the first two. but as a member of the capital planning committee, fully support all four items the first two, the second issuance for the 2014 transportation and road improvement general obligation bond. you'll recall that is a $500 million bond that was recommended by the transportation 2030 task force, it was approved with 72% of the vote by the voters in november of 2014. the first issuance was about 67 million, this authorization would be for up to another 177 million and you can see the proposed subsequent issuance schedules on the slide and the next two years. this just as a reminder was the overview of the recommendations from the transportation task force. the $500 million geo bond was the first of a number of local measures that recommended both that bond and a subsequent one in 2024,