when i put that into context for construction for cmc, it would take 54 months. there must be a conflict somewhere, which i have not seen in the diagram. >> yes, that issue has been raised many times. it is an issue of concern for people on how the construction would interface. i do not have the specifics of construction for cpmc or the van ness projects. i am sure other colleagues of mine could answer that question, maybe at a later point. >> good morning. michael schwartz with the san francisco transportation authority. project manager for planning and environmental review on the van ness brt project. we have been moving forward with this schedule, and we will be in front of the commission on may 10 with a recommendation for the locally preferred alternative. our construction scheduling is becoming more solidified. it will not be across the entire corridor for the length of construction. it will be different blocks as we move up and down the two-mile sequence. as we further design construction details, we will be working closely with cpmc to ensure that they're

when i put that into context for construction for cmc, it would take 54 months. there must be a conflict somewhere, which i have not seen in the diagram. >> yes, that issue has been raised many times. it is an issue of concern for people

we applaud cmc for upgrading the health care facilities and making certain that women and children receive state of the art care for future generations. the proposed project relocating the department and maintaining those services and a midwife program will increase access to obgyn services on both sides of market street. this is more centralized and the accessible than the california campus with a program that we currently have. i support rebuilding cpmc -- >> jon milsap, yolanda jones, chris polland, brandon lomax. rafael -- >> thank you, members of the planning commission. my name is john mills that. 10 years ago i was the executive architect for this project. since that time i have an independent consultant working with the california health care organization and i am the chair of the california health facilities forum. i support rebuilding cpmc. it is important to understand the significance of these locations. first is the ability to create structurally-safe -- safe buildings, separate from daily operations. the existing buildings must be maintained to support ongoing patient care. i