is survived by siblings, three children, grandchildren and nieces and nest use including our own calvin ho. rest may your memory be a blessing. president peskin and i are asking we adjourn the meet nothing memory of bob who die in the his sleep in the early morning december 9 he was 85. bob of fwhorn iowa grew up and then deplayed vietnam served three of 25 years and rise to captain. returned in the united states in 68 making san francisco his home. he was a presence in diamond heights and in the community association beginning in the 80's served for a decade as president. bob was a strong voice for allowing more housing in the neighborhood. bob was a champion for rights especially in the u.s. military. served on the booshd of service members legal defense network in dem strigzs championing appeal of the [inaudible] and provides support for individuals in the military who had hide their sexuality to avoid dishonorable discharge. active in lobes politics president of the harvey milk democratic club. heave a friends and in support of harvey milk and friends's committee on the board of superv

we have help from city office [indiscernible] vicky wong and calvin ho. in my office did lots and lots of cat herding to get us here and then many many thanks to small business and disbability community advocates who gave us their time and attention and good thinking and i can try to answer any questions or make t a te hannah come up and address them. >> thank you very much supervisor. let's see, are there any comments or questions? from commissioners? i'll give it a second. i want to appreciate you for tackling this situation in a different kind of with a different lens. i feel this is something that i know we talked a lot about obviously with businesses individually as well as collectively to figure how to make the landscape less fear based and scary and check box driven, but really to think about accessibility and disability in much broader terms, because those terms actually apply to many more people and many more you know experiences i think then we actually are always-that we are aware of. so, i think thinking about how we can you know, change the c

calvin ho and i joined the staff's holiday party last week and it was a fun celebration of thet a's 35th birthday and all of the accomplishments the last year. highlights first as we noted a couple times but can't be noted too many times portal received 3.4 billion dollars from the transit administration this year andent row to the engineering stage of project development. congratulations, again tot jpa executive director and his staff. as we noted also to jesse taylor who leaves our staff team on the project. next thet a received several exciting planning grants including the 2 million dollars federal reconnecting communities grant for the geary under pass which commissioner preston championed as well as 2 caltrain planning grants amounting to 1.3 million dollars for sf freeway network management study. our programming staff completed the 5 year prioritized programs for prop l. to good job. and helped us allocate 122 million dollars of sales tax and other funds for projects across the city. on project delivery. we celebrated completion of caltrain electrification, congratulations and th

we have help from city office [indiscernible] vicky wong and calvin ho. in my office did lots and lots of cat herding to get us here and then many many thanks to small business and disbability community advocates who gave us their time and attention and good thinking and i can try to answer any questions or make t a te hannah come up and address them. >> thank you very much supervisor. let's see, are there any comments or questions? from commissioners? i'll give it a second. i want to appreciate you for tackling this situation in a different kind of with a different lens. i feel this is something that i know we talked a lot about obviously with businesses individually as well as collectively to figure how to make the landscape less fear based and scary and check box driven, but really to think about accessibility and disability in much broader terms, because those terms actually apply to many more people and many more you know experiences i think then we actually are always-that we are aware of. so, i think thinking about how we can you know, change the c