thank in advance for the work that the departments have done with sfusd particularly around betty carmichael and [inaudible] park and working with sfmta to identify capital improvements to achieve our vision zero goals in this area and there is work done with the chinatown community and the elementary school there that we see vehicle and family student collisions as well so i heard our colleagues at the board of education may be introducing a vision zero resolution of their own to support it within our school, and today's hearing is really designed to identify how we can work collaboratively through all of our entities to put together a robust pedestrian safety strategy to achieve that. we also know that a key component of vision zero is education so it's apropos in working with the school district we are raising our current and future adult population of san francisco and how can we work with our family and kids to encourage them to walk and bike to school but also how to share the road with multiple users so we have darby watson from the liveable streets program here to present and we also

with issues and working with them on the pick up and drop off procedures and just to talk about betty carmichael which i like to think of a success story. it's surrounded by arterials. it has a lot of bridge traffic and high walking mode share, greater than 30%. it has projects in the works and many years away so we worked closely with supervisor kim's office and school staff to put in a interval at seventh and folsom and did signal adjustment for more time to cross and put in signs and -- we have traffic calming procedure in place for norby sherman alley and another one that supervisor kim mentioned is gene parker and this is a school along a large arterial on broadway and the entrance to the tunnel. the safe route of schools program was merged and this is what it looks like today and this is what we are hoping it will look like very soon. we will have new landscape, new curbs, new ramps, new islands to make it safer for everyone in the community. thank you very much. there's my contact information. >> commissioner mendoza. supervisor campos. >> thank you madam chair and it's nice to see all th