thank you, of course, to japantown, filmore. and all the community members who remained involved in the planning station and of course in design and construction. this project, of course, will not only improve safety and reliability, but help support economic revitalization and jobs. maintaining and creating jobs for our city. i want to thank you, mayor breed. you saw this project come before us at the t.a. and thank you to the citizens advisory committee. community advisory committee. and really just want to appreciate everybody's continued support. please keep asking for projects like this. please keep demanding safety and bus transit reliability and rapid transit projects. it's our pleasure to support the city and we hope to keep it going to benefit generations to come. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, director chang. we have three members of the sfmta board here. sharon lai, steve hemminger, and our final speaker, mta board member amanda eacon. >> good afternoon, san francisco. on behalf of the entire mta board of direc

thank you, of course, to japantown, filmore. and all the community members who remained involved in the planning station and of course in design and construction. this project, of course, will not only improve safety and reliability, but help support economic revitalization and jobs. maintaining and creating jobs for our city. i want to thank you, mayor breed. you saw this project come before us at the t.a. and thank you to the citizens advisory committee. community advisory committee. and really just want to appreciate everybody's continued support. please keep asking for projects like this. please keep demanding safety and bus transit reliability and rapid transit projects. it's our pleasure to support the city and we hope to keep it going to benefit generations to come. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, director chang. we have three members of the sfmta board here. sharon lai, steve hemminger, and our final speaker, mta board member amanda eacon. >> good afternoon, san francisco. on behalf of the entire mta board of direc

thank you, of course, to japantown, filmore. members who remained involved in the planning station and of course in design and construction. this project, of course, will not only improve safety and reliability, but help support economic revitalization and jobs. maintaining and creating jobs for our city. i want to thank you, mayor breed. you saw this project come before us at the t.a. and thank you to the citizens advisory committee. community advisory committee. and really just want to appreciate everybody's continued support. please keep asking for projects like this. please keep demanding safety and bus transit reliability and rapid transit projects. it's our pleasure to support the city and we hope to keep it going to benefit generations to come. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you, director chang. we have three members of the sfmta board here. sharon lai, steve hemminger, and our final speaker, mta board member amanda eacon. >> good afternoon, san francisco. on behalf of the entire mta board of directors i'm exciteded abo

same case in the 22 filmore. we're moving forward on the 16th street project right now. significant pedestrian safety improvements related to vision 0. the geo bond allowed us to make investments in our traffic signal infrastructure specifically timing and placement at 1200 intersections across the city. we've made significant progress in adding pedestrian countdown signals and flashing where that was to reduce the number of fatalities or injuries in those intersections. you'll see heres, another 4th street vision 0 project. it's in the report and my staff are going back to look at it. so elevator modernization was related to muni related facilities and you'll see is our castro elevator station. we listed the garages. our report, we have a system that fills the report. we're going to double check on that and get back to thegoboc on that. phase one which included a number of pedestrian improvements and signal improvements and pedestrian safety improvements. so that was quick because i promised to be quick and i'm happy to take any questions. now i need to figure out how t

a small way to help with the healing and help restore the connectivity between japan town and the filmorell of our teams have done, listening to community members to understand their stories and also to acknowledge the past and to also begin the healing. we've also learned a lot from past projects and delivery of this project. unlike certain other projects that have continued to drag on for year after year, we built this project very differently. we broke the work up into many different contract segments allowing for more and more diverse contractors to be able to do the work. we collaborated with half a dozen city agencies skillfully in order to get all kinds of work done while we were here including utility replacement and paving and pedestrian safety projects and, of course, the transit priority treatment. we also did much of the work in what we call quick build style allowing us to move more quickly and efficiently minimizing negative impacts on the community and its businesses. it's also meant that although is this project has moved incredibly quickly, we're already delivering a 20%

isabel sells the product at spanish foods. 1923 filmore grocery store. 1948 robert junior is listed as the operator of all sanchez company and successes. in 1968 robert and michael created an anchor company on 24th street called casa sanchez. [ inaudible ] you want to say a few words, bob sanchez? can you hear me? >> bob has merged to this line. >> i can't hear him. >> he can call in on public testimony. >> how about now? >> we are part of the san francisco, the mission. we have been here for generations. we plan to stay for many generations. we are involved in the community as a whole. we support this. we support anything to do with san francisco. thank you. >> great. thank you. that concludes staff and other presentations. we should take public comment. this is your opportunity to address the commission by pressing star 3. when you hear your line is unmuted that is your indication to begin speaking. >> this is martha sanchez one of the five in the family. i want to express my gratitude. as you know, it is one of the most revival places in the world to be at. [ inaudible ] we would ha

same case in the 22 filmore. we're moving forward on the 16th street project right now.ficant pedestrian safety improvements related to vision 0. the geo bond allowed us to make investments in our traffic signal infrastructure specifically timing and placement at 1200 intersections across the city. we've made significant progress in adding pedestrian countdown signals and flashing where that was to reduce the number of fatalities or injuries in those intersections. you'll see heres, another 4th street vision 0 project. it's in the report and my staff are going back to look at it. so elevator modernization was related to muni related facilities and you'll see is our castro elevator station. we listed the garages. our report, we have a system that fills the report. we're going to double check on that and get back to thegoboc on that. phase one which included a number of pedestrian improvements and signal improvements and pedestrian safety improvements. so that was quick because i promised to be quick and i'm happy to take any questions. now i need to figure out how to stop

the first business i want to talk about is jackson on filmore in the marina. this position has received numerous noise complaints coming from their outdoor area. now that we have the residential neighbors close by, but more so from the chelsea inn across the street. a notice of violation on august 4th and i'm happy to report that since then the complaints have toned down a bit. it has proactively reached out to the neighbors and met with the chelsea and management and this has helped a lot. moving forward, i'm going to be working with the business's manager to recondition their permit to include special events which will allow them to host outdoor entertainment with a slightly higher sound limit. we feel this reconditioning will ensure everyone is on the same page and mitigate future sound related issues. the next business i want to talk about is blue light on the marina. last month, during a two-week period numerous complaints about live bands in their park lit. we realize they were not permitted for outdoor music. i was able to hop on a call with the owner a

i know chinatown is already in the works of dealing with them and now clement street and i think filmore and then i know also like in the south bay people, you know, so it's continuing, it's still happening. and i was kind of giving some thoughts as to what we could do to support small businesses during this time and i feel like, you know, and i kind of just wanted to bounce this idea off of like -- off of all of you, the commission to see like, you know, there's multiple things happening at the same time. people have this like very emotional response to being kind of preyed upon and if we take that away, the ultimate goal of this is to move our city, move our businesses towards more accessible, you know, being more accessible spaces. right. and so it's kind of like how do we get towards that end goal while not, you know, leaving our businesses super vulnerable, you know, in the ways that they are right now. and i was thinking that maybe one thing we could do is try to create more resources for small business owners so that when they are served a notice, they're not terrified and that th