>>nicole bohn: you're welcome. >>alex madrid: denise senhaux?>denise senhaux: i'm here. >> any questions or comments? >>denise senhaux: not at this time. >> stephanie? >> i don't have any questions or comments. no questions or comments at this time. >> helen smolinski? >> no questions. >> is kate williams on? or neil? so they joined late. oh. alex, did you have any questions or comments denmark. >>alex madrid: no questions at this point. >> all right, i will then introduce, alex has asked me to introduce the next item on the agenda and that is a presentation from metropolitan transit authority. the presenter is still cranna and the presentation is about stewardship permit requirements. >> thank you for having me. my name is philip cranna, legal enforcementmanager for taxi accessibility and mobile services . we've recently changed our name. we were formally known as taxis and excessive drivers and i'm here to discuss the scooter share program. a brief background, i just want to make sure i'm sharing my screen, is that okay ? >>alex madrid: yes. >

. >> if i may, director bohn, thank you, bryant, for that -- and director bohn's first question about capacity and staffing. yes, absolutely. i think what we're proposing here or what the legislation proposes is more intensive for city staff in terms of, you know, higher level of review upfront at the permit application stage as well as, you know, potentially more intensive site inspection and enforcement activities. so it remains an ongoing i think, challenge, to get the outcomes that we need, given the scarcity of the resources relative to the task at hand. so i think that is something that we should take offline, you know, it's a city conversation to have, making sure that we've got folks over at -- especially that they have everything they need to do this in a sustainable fashion. >> director bohn: agreed. the public has also been concerned, and so i wanted to raise that, so that piece could be also be heard. so i appreciate having additional conversation about that. >> co-chair madrid: thank you. are there any other (indiscernible) i have one question to ask. (indiscernible) tryi

. >> you know i was talking with a rancher the other day he told me that his land has bohn totally hijackedrandkids if you don't get the heck out of here, cordened off area use it for smuggle human trafficking a picture kevin mccarthy tweeted has so many people on this rancher's private land because they need that area to cross the border, so, tell me about people in arizona who are actually businesspeople, and how their rights have been completely trampled on. . >> maria i was down, border as well, i was i sat down with a -- families that have been here generations since 1800s never seen it this bad fear forlize don't let kids grappledkids riding horses walking on and low because of you smugglers look across the border gaps if wall you can see scouts the cartels in the trees on mountainside, looking at everything, that we were doing on our side, the cartels making money we know fentanyl, way up this is a ka. >> 20 days since i invited kamala harris, to come to border important to talk to ranchers to families talk to the sheriffs, so they can see exactly what is going on, this is not a poli