committees, my name is edmund lee.i'm a project manager for public works, and i will be reporting on the public works right of way repair portion of the bond, this component of the bond received $41.5 million, to address capital needs in the city's right of way and public spaces. this includes road resurfacing, street structures and plazas, as well as curb ramps and the bottom table here breaks down the $41.5 million, of the resurfacing program received 31.5 million curb ramps received 5 million, and street structures and plazas received 5 million, is also. the top portion of this slide here illustrates our estimated program schedule, resurfacing and curb ramps. we both achieved our the goal that we set out to achieve. and so those were completed on time or, in advance of the estimated schedule for resurfacing that was to be completed by the first quarter of 2024. curb ramps was to be completed by the third quarter of 2023. our street structures and plazas is still ongoing, and we anticipate that to be completed by the

pavement renovation number 62 and sewer replacement contract award and project manager edmund lee is here to present this contract award, and it is an action item. right. good morning. good morning, chair post commissioners, deputy city attorney tom and director carlos schwartz, edmund lee, public works project manager for the infrastructure design and construction division, it's been a while. glad to see everybody again, today i'm here to present on the various locations pavement renovation number 62 and sewer replacement project. i'm recommending to award this contract the various locations, pavement renovation number 62 and sewer replacement contract in the amount of $7,866,714.20, with the construction duration of 425 calendar days to the contractor s construction management. as this contract contributes to the overall goal of maintaining or increasing the overall average condition of streets maintained by public works. i mentioned many times, but san francisco public works maintains approximately 12,900 street segments, and this is one of several contracts that implements the pu

edmund pettus bridge. it was tough because those diverse clergy who flew in, james reed and lee jackson and viola louisa, theyt their lives. but dr. king's life was not in vain. so how do we take those moments when we say let's look at our leader as courageous b but huma, one, december 1, 1955, and then at that bridge where king said he knelt but he had to turn around? >> so the first question, why king emerge of the mocha why he was chosen. he was chosen in part because he was new in town and he had not made any be shipped. there were other leaders who had been there a while and a were void if they chose one of those leaders the others would resist cooperating. so came because he was in town, reputation of being a great speaker wasme asked to be the spokesman of the movement at first. he was not asked to be the president of the montgomery improvement association. but when he found his voice, when the crowds responded to an end that way, it became clear he had the power, the potential to lead. so i would say he responded to that not knowing what he was getting into, not looking to become the leader of anythin