in which we're treating racial biased very seriously in our street space. >> thank you, director brinkman, anything additional? >> no. that is all. >> we'll move on to director hemminger. >> i wonder if today you could give us a brief update on estimated completion today. i think last month used to be one of our estimated completion dates. and so i assume we haven't met that and i would appreciate it in the future some kind of briefing on settlement discussions to the extent any are occurring and if that has to be in closed session, i hope we could arrange that, but for today, could you just give us the top line numbers on where we stand? >> yes, let me turn that over to tom mcguire and he can give you up to the minute update. >> up to the minute update, thank you. thank you for the question. this is tom mcguire and the key facts right now are that we have a substantial completion date in december of 2020 and our expected revenue service date, we're currently saying it will be before the end of calendar year 2021 and then, to as for your question of settlement negotiations, we don't want

in which we're treating racial biased very seriously in our street space. >> thank you, director brinkman, anything additional? >> no. that is all. >> we'll move on to director hemminger. >> i wonder if today you could give us a brief update on estimated completion today. i think last month used to be one of our estimated completion dates. and so i assume we haven't met that and i would appreciate it in the future some kind of briefing on settlement discussions to the extent any are occurring and if that has to be in closed session, i hope we could arrange that, but for today, could you just give us the top line numbers on where we stand? >> yes, let me turn that over to tom mcguire and he can give you up to the minute update. >> up to the minute update, thank you. thank you for the question. this is tom mcguire and the key facts right now are that we have a substantial completion date in december of 2020 and our expected revenue service date, we're currently saying it will be before the end of calendar year 2021 and then, to as for your question of settlement negotiations, we don't want

director brinkman. >> thank you.thank you, director for starting us off on that and i am absolutely agree with you and i'm sure with johnathan as well that we're going to have to look at this monthly, monthly financial statements will make a lot of sense. it will change so quickly. we don't even know what it is going to look like next month to your point, if we have a second lockdown of any sort that will blow this all up and we'll have to rejig it. the monthly financial statements were a policy we had where we shared those with the fta and rating agencies so i would hate us to get on the wrong side of that policy and what we've been doing. thank you, again, johnathan, leo and team for all this work and we know we're going to be super busy and we're going to be looking at this on an ongoing basis none of this can be considered set in stone at all. so us having partners around the world to look at about how you brick bring people safety back to transit, who is it that will set that distancing dictate for public trance

. >> director brinkman. did you want to weigh in? >> thank you for the presentation. i amsei am very supportive. i understand the concern with delegating this authority completely. i am comfortable with the compromise if there is a lot of community push back for the route would it come to the board? my biggest concern was not so much in delegating authority as much as hanging staff out to dry. i feel more comfortable that it comes to the board so the public can hear our reasoning and understand why we support something. i think the com the compromise f allowing the delegation of authorities if it looks controversial but is important enough to pursue that it come back to the board for our input. with those comments i will make a motion to approve if director heminger is happy with that compromise. >> staff did make a previous request, if i may. the motion to amend the resolution to establish no left turns except muni between 8 and turk street would delays the pro habbition for you. >> do i need a motion to amend first. >> yes. >> motion to amend. >> second. >> roll cal

. >> director brinkman. did you want to weigh in? >> thank you for the presentation.i amsei am very supportive. i understand the concern with delegating this authority completely. i am comfortable with the compromise if there is a lot of community push back for the route would it come to the board? my biggest concern was not so much in delegating authority as much as hanging staff out to dry. i feel more comfortable that it comes to the board so the public can hear our reasoning and understand why we support something. i think the com the compromise f allowing the delegation of authorities if it looks controversial but is important enough to pursue that it come back to the board for our input. with those comments i will make a motion to approve if director heminger is happy with that compromise. >> staff did make a previous request, if i may. the motion to amend the resolution to establish no left turns except muni between 8 and turk street would delays the pro habbition for you. >> do i need a motion to amend first. >> yes. >> motion to amend. >> second. >> roll call

and then, i'll also just join director brinkman in expressing my sadness that broderick is coming off the list today. that was one my family was excited about. we've heard from public commenters on that, as well. and strongly recommend that we come quickly with a substitute to meet that corridor need that was identified. and on that note of the larger network on the connections, we've spoken a few meetings ago, i think, of the idea of a larger network and i think the presenters spoke about how we're taking steps toward the complete network, but how there are some significant gaps remaining and so i'm thinking about the next step after this process. are we looking to create a network and will you be bringing back a next phase so the board can fill in some of the gaps? >> we have no idea how long shelter-in-place will last. given the health data from this week, it appears that it will be lasting for quite some time. you heard that muni will be suffering for many months to come. we have lost about 30% of our service hours and two-thirds of remaining service and a total loss of 10% to 80%

director brinkman. >> thank you.thank you, director for starting us off on that and i am absolutely agree with you and i'm sure with johnathan as well that we're going to have to look at this monthly, monthly financial statements will make a lot of sense. it will change so quickly. we don't even know what it is going to look like next month to your point, if we have a second lockdown of any sort that will blow this all up and we'll have to rejig it. the monthly financial statements were a policy we had where we shared those with the fta and rating agencies so i would hate us to get on the wrong side of that policy and what we've been doing. thank you, again, johnathan, leo and team for all this work and we know we're going to be super busy and we're going to be looking at this on an ongoing basis none of this can be considered set in stone at all. so us having partners around the world to look at about how you brick bring people safety back to transit, who is it that will set that distancing dictate for public trance