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. >> i intend to support this and see where you're going vice chair borden and where supervisor eaken is going and we need a way to turn off the tap of the cars. thankfully the t.a. is studying that until we can turn the tap down on the cars we have to manage the flow of and that's what we need and want. i love the idea of a west side bike lane because when you look at the map 3rd street leads to kearny and that's a fantastic route for all the bikes trying to get across town. i intend to support this and i think you've done great work and it will help transit and pedestrians but at this point will not help cyclists. i know this could be a great route for cycling. it's not going happen in this iteration but there's nothing in this iteration that precludes that from happening in the future, is there? >> that's correct. you'd need to modify those. those ray relatively minor expense. and i would not be remotely surprised if one of those are back before you talking about more changes to 3rd street. >> everybody's commented they want this, that, more and if, and but we need this for the tra

and also for director borden's clarification, the way that the notices go out now is about the bike share is that there is a sub-note within the engineering hearing notice. there is nothing that comes out and says, by the way, bike sharing is coming to your neighborhood. it is usually item 20, 22, 23, on the year ago agenda. at that meeting, which was held on the 6th of july, the friday when nobody was at school, nobody was in town, people -- and nobody at the school was even notified. there was not a proper situation. the bike coalition did send a member, who admitted to us in the hallway, he didn't even know where randall street was. motmotivate sent a hired hand. and the other eight people who attended were in opposition. >> chairman: thank you. >> i have many more things i would like to discuss if there are any questions at a later time. >> chairman: thank you very much. and thank you for coming down. >> john winston, chris spouse, henry hartville. >> my name is john winston. i'm going to wear my hat as the chair of the balboa reservoir c.a.c., and i'm not a neighbor of this bike stat

. >> with your strong support for the men and womb anyone law enforcement, borden and customs protectionthe department of homeland security. what i know is your love and your heart for these angel parents. you are yierpg word by vetoing this legislation. by finding the available resources to build the wall and address this emergency and secure our border. lou: president trump doing more to secure that border than any president. keeping his promises to prioritize the safety and security of the american people. the president's veto goes a long way towards securing that border and protecting american community from the influx of crime, drugs, sex trafficking. nobody knows that better than our next guest, tom homan. it was an emotional ceremony at the white house. could you see the president's support in his appreciation for law enforcement for everyone in that room, the angel parents reciprocated. it was a stirring moment. your thoughts? >> i think one of the greatest presidents of my generation did exactly what he should have done, did exactly what he said he was going to do, and did exact

this is an issue of grave borden's for the future of our country just like the referendum there is strongly held and equally legitimate views on both sides for that reason i can confirm that this will be a free vote on this side of the. i. and i have personally struggled with this choice as i'm sure many other room board members will i'm passionate about delivering the result of the referendum but i equally passionately believe that the best way to do that is to leave in an orderly way with a deal and i still believe that there is a majority in the house for that course of action and i'm conscious also. and i'm conscious also of my duties as prime minister of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland and to the potential damage to the union that leaving without city who could do when one part of our country is without devolved governments i can therefore confirm that the motion will wreak that this has declines to approve leaving the european union without a withdrawal agreement and a framework on the future relationship on the twenty ninth of march two thousand and nineteen

borden, it's so crowded at the peak period. people are just jamming each other so just more standing space. you see it with the older buses where you have two and two and just a tiny little alley and people don't know if you can have one person or two people. it's just so packed. i do think also, maximizing standing spaces is another core principle. but i think there are options. >> we may have surveyed her. [laughter] >> twice. they maximize standing and seating. the other thing is i agree with the director brinkman we do want to delay. no one wants a delay. we want to hit the schedule and minimize cost. we can all agree. a general principle. we want to carry ford. i would just think that you should make this decision not us in terms of what is the configuration but we should giving you high-level guidance in terms of the goals we should achieve in the final design. >> not to refute everything, i do just want to point out i appreciate that you included people with disabilities and focus groups. it's so important because those

a few months ago, vice chair borden and i brought up the access of howard street during events and i've been hearing more and more about that from the public in terms of not being able to walk or bike through howard street when the events are going on and it used to feel like oracle world and sales force but there was one this last week and i heard from a lot of people the inability to walk or bike through there hits people hard because especially for the cyclists going over. i feel like we need to try to come up with a solution for that and i'm sure we have amazing staff who can help us on that. if we can put that on our to-do list, that would be great. >> absolutely. it is something that we started looking at after the last round and ieng just last week again there was another one. we've already sent some communication over to the convention center folks that we'd like to explore different ways of doing that. >> excellent. thank you, director. >> any new or further unfinished business? seeing none, we move on to item seven which is the director of transportation's report. mr. risken.