and as a lead as we have the projects primarily yerba buena island and with the management agency isseparate entity but the same governing body this is two plans to fund and deliver and repeat with transparent and accountability but the planning activity are some of the highlights of last year with the regional level with planned bay area and a bag coming together with the regional plan with the transforming and stabilizing transit and goes to the voters we demonstrate this in the community with more collaboration the shortfall particularly was a focus on the community and talking about that throughout the year and legislation was a good year lawyer and came to the governor's desk one passed and one did not wand was vetoed and in district one and district 11 the range shuttle launch we were pleased to join that and with the transportation authority and going forward will conduct effort on some of the ongoing plans and study. and eco friendly study for downtown and other travel studies for transportation partners and transit we're seeing particularly downtown but on the west side plan

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islandten will be on treasure island. water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout

we'll also another project is a free on demand shuttle serving treasure island and yerba buena island enhanced muni service on the 25 line and procurement of a battery electric bus for this line. construction of electric charging charging infrastructure at the treasure island ferry terminal. this facilitates the transition from existing diesel ferry service to fully electric service and compliance with car regulations. expansion of the bay wheels bike share system to treasure island and the transportation research center which combines three priority recommendations from the state's community ambassadors, travel training and marketing and communications regarding affordable transit options. the taxi will be launched and operated by one tie with title support. >> looking ahead we will start setting up the projects including drafting and signing support agreements with one thai sfm, ta and wieder. this winter we will work with one thai to conduct an initial round of public outreach to inform the service parameters for micro transit in the island shuttle and finalize location of bikeshar

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena islander from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout the bay area. so the structure in t

form water garden filtering systems, the first of three natural stormwater gardens is here on buena island water from storms, street runoffs from neighborhoods has the possibility to collect toxic materials as it makes its way back into the surrounding bay. this garden has been a model for future, natural filtering systems through out the bay area. >> whenever a storm comes through, all of the water, you know, it lands on the streets, it lands on the top of the buildings, and at times it often collects a lot of heavy metals and greases and it needs to be cleaned and before sent back into the back. it goes into the pipes and stormwater drainage and put into our stormwater basin and then all of the plants and soil you're seeing in there, they are acting as a filter for all those oils and heavy metals and greases and all things that's coming off the roadways, coming off the development and so it's treated here in the storm water basin and then it's sent out into the bay as a clearer product and cleaner water which increases our water quality here and throughout the bay area. so the structure

is a resolution that approves a license for the police department to occupy property on yerba buena island that's owned by the u.s. coast guard. this license has a five year term and zero costs so there's no rent that's from the city to the coast guard. >> and the purpose of the lease or the license is to allow the police to expand their presence on treasure island. this site will require tenant improvements to be able for the police to be able to use it as a substation that they have not entered the site yet it's my understanding and so we're kind of really early in the and the process of identifying the needs and the cost for what that might be. i think based on similar projects i think this could cost between 700,000 and $2.5 million. so we can look at this in the budget to make sure that it's adequately funded. but i think in the meantime this is a no cost lease with a entity so it's not creating any liability for this city while the needs assessment takes place. we recommend approval of item 15. >> thank you. vice chair dorsey thank you so much. i was aware for some time that there we

buena power issue. a year ago in february of 2023, the cac did publish a resolution on the item. and in that resolution, we -- talk the fact that treasure island and yerba buena have 18 outages a year totalling 4-5 years each sometimes more than that. that rate is 4 times higher than san francisco. and as moses said, if other if regular san francisco residents had this type of outage you would be all in flames so to speak. exist be residents in treasure island and yerba buena more than 60% are low income. and that area also ranks the highest disadvantaged communities. the people that are need our help the most are being hurt the most. everyone in san francisco is entitleed safe and reliable power. tida, you know is the treasure island development authority, has the authority and responsibility to take care of that power. they have no oversight. there is literally no agency this is put in charge of make sure they do their job. and they have failed to do their j.w. and absolutely failed. to provide safe and reliable electric power. currently, sfpuc and tida building new power. >> time expired. >> i'm sorry. your time is up. thank you for your co