carla johnson. on the mayor's office on disabilities, it's good to be with you again. i have three items. i have planning on the ada 25 celebration. a quick an affordable housing. and executive director. [inaudible]. ada 25. it's going to be here before we know it. it's may 15th. and wednesday. july 1st is our big celebration in san francisco city hall. to celebrate the 205th anniversary. of the signing of the ada. there has been a lot of cheering out there. hopefully. we will be able to draw that level of passion and fun for our event. the details. it will be held in the court here in city hall from 1:30 to 11:30 -- the disability community align. which we refer to as cada. -- something that draws people from san francisco. in the north bay. and south bay. so we can all come together. we have an exciting event. our theme is "it doesn't stop here", while we have much to celebrate with our accomplishments. there is so much more we want to do. we want to use this event as a call to action about that. we invited our mayor. to share his perspective on the ada. we also have

i know carla johnson can relate to this. it was approved to code for ada. but it did not have a push button access door. yet. it was approved by aging and adult resource center as being one without a door. that had a push button. that leads to constructive analysis of what are all of the metrics. they're using to approve a facility that they need to have set up that exceeds the ada that falls. under state. city. county code of having a push button. one has been. thankfully. installed on that building. so that is one constructive analysis. on that facility. the second one is the jean lond senior center. it was at an intersection of stockton and sacramento. where many collisions happened. and seniors. in china town were fearful of crossing the street to get there. there was a collision on september 20th. when they determined that facility was to be credible and credentialed center for them. were they factoring the pedestrian safety of the seniors coming to and from that center? did they talk with the other city agencies? i did not see that. i wasn't there to