chairperson nolan: we are talking about possibly options four and five. my preference is 5, which would improve pedestrian safety. my first priority is pedestrian safety first. if that is the project that would not be impacted a lot by central subway and things like that -- >> one thing i would point out also -- we have listed six pilots. if you were to do all of them, you would have multiple variables of what you would find out in some cases with all of these going at the same time. not that we are being gun shy, but it might make sense to look at 1 or two of them in terms of stuff monitoring and c. -- staff monitoring and see what is more attractive. you would want to have them distinctly monitor the pilot. chairperson nolan: you would stand alone on one of these things? >> yes. >> i would also think that deploying a pilot at market and montgomery would be available. basically, we are just modulating the conflict between the right turn and pedestrians in the crosswalk. to separate them would have an i

chairperson nolan: you would stand alone on one of these things? >> yes. >> i would also think that deploying a pilot at market and montgomery would be available. basically, we are just modulating the conflict between the right turn and pedestrians in the crosswalk. to separate them would have an immeasurable benefit for the transit that is queuing up to s. that would not be impacted by central subway construction. director brinkman: one more thing i wanted to bring up. under ite threem thre -- under item three, there were two options on stockton street. i think closing that intersection, within the central subway scope of work -- the central subway throws a monkey wrench into everything. but so much of the strategic planning we are dealing with, the climate action plan -- all of those things involve reducing the number of private automobile trips. i do not want us to go too far down the road of maintaining the status quo for all the car trips in that area. i think our long-term goals are to reduce car trips over all the city. that has to include a

chairperson nolan: thank you so much.

chairperson nolan: do we have a date? >> it is not likely in june. we think they will all be in town in july and august. we will get back to you. chairperson nolan: thank you so much. >> no member of the public has identified a desire to address you on this item. seeing no one move forward at this time, item 16 is a discussion and vote. chairperson nolan: any further discussion >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- supervisor mar: good afternoon, everyone. this is the regular meeting of land use and economic development committee for monday, june 6, 2011. to my right is supervisor:, to my left is supervisor wiener. we are also joined by supervisor mirkarimi. before i ask the clerk for announcements, let me say that there is an overflow room in the main chambers if anyone cannot get into this meeting room. are there an

chairperson nolan: do we have a date? >> it is not likely in june. we think they will all be in town in july and august. we will get back to you. chairperson nolan: thank you so much. >> no member of the public has identified a desire to address you on this item. seeing no one move forward at this time, item 16 is a discussion and vote. chairperson nolan: any further discussion >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. is called to order. roll call. commissioner crowley: present. katz here. >> in two, approval of minutes for the may 20, 2011 meeting. commissioner brandon: all those in favor? and the post? minutes are approved. >> item 3, public, an executive session. commissioner brandon: any, on executive session? >> >> second. >> all in favor? move not to disclose any of the items discussed in executive session. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> item six, please be advised that t

chairperson nolan: any further discussion >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. >> as the director of public works, i am responsible for much of the infrastructure of the city, particularly public rights of ways, streets and sidewalks. one of the reasons that infrastructure is important is because it enables mobility in the city. . in any city, mobility is important. in a city like san francisco where we have a lot of space, mobility is important. to the extent that our public rights of way, streets and sidewalks are not in good condition, not save, not accessible, then we are not as mobile as a society as we need to be. therefore, we are not as strong as a society and have a strong enough economy. mobility really relies on infrastructure that is in good condition and i think we all recognize we have a long way to go in terms of realizing a city with infrastructure in the shape we need to enable that kind of mobility. i

chairperson nolan: any further discussion?? >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. supervisor mirkarimi: good morning. i am ross mirkarimi. joining me supervisor david campos and we expect supervisor cohen to be joining a shortly. madam clerk, would you please read the first item tofu -- first item? items one, two, and 3. >> item 1. resolution authorizing the police department to retroactively accept and expend $155,370 of fy2007 supplemental port security grant program funds from item two,resolution authorizing the police department to retroactively accept and expend $1,863,920 of fy2010 port security grant program funds from the federal emergency management agency. security grant program item three,resolution authorizing the police department to retroactively accept and expend $458,000 of fy2008 port security grant program funds from the federal emergency mana

chairperson nolan: any further discussion >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. mayor lee: i am honored to be here at the board chambers to present my proposed budget for fiscal year 2011-2012, and i want to just start by saying that it is a pretty happy time for me because we have got a budget that is on time, that is balanced, and maybe on like our -- unlike our cities to the east or to the south, it is one that i think reflects a very solid cooperation with our board of supervisors, with our neighborhoods, with our community-based agencies, and with all our departments. at the beginning of this year -- actually as late as last year, we projected a $380 million deficit. former mayor gavin newsom had set us on a course that we have to be very focused on this, challenging us. we did that. we followed his advice and work with our departments to make sure that they came forth with what they believed would be a balanced bu

chairperson nolan: any further discussion >> the mta board of directors met in closed session to discuss the appointment of a success. >> [inaudible] director ramos: that a steep learning curve. director nolan: nice, short one. do not get used to it. >> [inaudible] >> called this meeting of the transbay joint powers authority board of directors to order. would you call the roll, please? >> i like to know -- note directors ford, sartpi will not be with us today. >> thank you. i would like to add that it is nice to be back. all i can say is any meeting at which you have to pass a budget and the chair and vice chair are so comfortable that they needn't be there, that is a pretty good organization. i feel pretty confident here. ok, so communications. what we have? >> let's go ahead and finish out the role -- roll. [roll call] you do have a quorum. >> indications? anything? anybody? no communications. new and old business -- anything there? executive director board -- i'm sure there is something. >> good morning directors, members of the public. most of our presentations now, director harbor,

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