csc supports the proposed plan for these scooters.recommended that sfmt provide the guidelines on how and where the scooters are placed and we encourage sfpd to enforce the state law against sidewalk riding. it's recommending that sfmta with the scooter companies -- work with the scooter companies to share data travel information, user travel information so the analysis can be done to update a comprehensive plan, transit plan, which can ultimately reduce congestion. so in other words you want to have -- get this incorporated sgoo a plan. -- into a plan. the second motion we passed has to do with today's topic, which is business of streetcars. that one reads as, recommends that complete cars in and then in parens slated to be scrapped, not be scrapped or rather retained for the plan or a planned expansion of historic rail line service in the future, may not be just the e line but any new line that may come into play. as other cars are being moved to another storage area these cars can also be moved at the same cost of the cars. the cos

either had permits or had permits that have been issued or permits that have been issued and have csc's. i got 159 total so far in the department. and there were -- of those 159, five are in the rh 1, but all of them, all 159 and the five in the rh 1 are existing structures. so this just does not seem in keeping were the intent of the adu law. i think the commission did a little too much, and we can talk about it some more later on the rebuttal, but that's it for now. thank you very much. >> clerk: okay. thank you. so we will now hear from the permit holder. >> so i -- how many minutes do i get? i'm sorry? >> you will have 28 minutes? >> i don't think i want to spend 28 minutes. >> we would love to hear that. >> clerk: i see some heads shaking in the back. >> well, thank you. i actually geared my talk to be for only seven minutes, and these are the actually permitted drawings that we want to just give to you, but you have in your commission packet the approved drawings or the drawings that were approved. so good evening, president fung and commissioners. i am john lum, the project archi

csc supports the proposed plan for these scooters.recommended that sfmt provide the guidelines on how and where the scooters are placed and we encourage sfpd to enforce the state law against sidewalk riding. it's recommending that sfmta with the scooter companies -- work with the scooter companies to share data travel information, user travel information so the analysis can be done to update a comprehensive plan, transit plan, which can ultimately reduce congestion. so in other words you want to have -- get this incorporated sgoo a plan. -- into a plan. the second motion we passed has to do with today's topic, which is business of streetcars. that one reads as, recommends that complete cars in and then in parens slated to be scrapped, t

select your community as a place that we want to develop, and we're going to be heading out to the i cscabout two and a half weeks so the largest retail show certainly in the u.s. and by many standards in the world, we're going to be there kind of cherry picking projects where we can come in, in addition to that we're working with the urc -- stuart: okay, my producer i'm out of time. my producer just come in my ear saying stop being nasty to him. he's doing something about the eyesore mall. >> that's true. no i don't think you're being nasty but challenging the paradigm and what we're doing is stepping into communities and really changing the nature. >> are you turning it into mini villages so there's a health club and grocery store so people stay in that area? >> absolutely what you're trying to do is serve all of the needs a person has rather than malls which rely so heavily on apparel and footwear it's healthcare, it's dining, it's entertainment, it is an opportunity to work on fitness. it's an opportunity to create an environment. stuart: good luck with that because there's a lot of