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.ained 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 about the completio

as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to go. she would say it is down, seat something or be quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my neighborhood. i stand here today. when i stand on fullerton street and be able to do this work and know that i am guided by something bigger than myself that got me on this journey to do this work here. i want to say rest in peace to a friend who passed two weeks ago mental health complications. had it been more active stuff should have joined to give support to be more productive. you know what i mean? these are things i think about when i wake up. i know it another to be he -- i know to be here is a blessing. i got work to do. thank you. [applause] >> a few more quick thank u.s. i did want to acknowledge barbara thompson very involved in the project showed up at every single community meet

witness confirmed shooting occur add at filmore and filbert. suspect fled south on filmore. the officers located the bloods trail and the path of the suspect and victim. victim in stable condition. this is still underway and a lot more work to be done. if anyone has any information about the shootings in san francisco you can call our anonymous line if you wish to remain anonymous. (415)575-4444. other significant events to report. a significant series of home invasions robbery arrests this past week. during the months of august and september in the ink gel side district. a group of suspected with firearms entered victims homes and robbed of property. there is information that ultimately led to the identity of five individuals in connection with each incident. as well as several incidents in the bay area outside of our city. october 20th two suspects were arrested in san mateo and taken into custody. one in elk grove in contra costa county and another in stockton. october 31st the final suspect was arrested in antioch. all five were taken into custody without incident. with

thank you, of course, to japantown, filmore. 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 about the c

also, a 71-year-old woman was in the area of filmore and mcallister on november 14th. this is broad daylight when a subject stole her purse by force. during the struggle the woman was pushed to the ground and hit her head. she was transported to the hospital. she is expected to survive. again, this is the worst of the worst. somebody that would rob a member of our elderly community and hut putthem on the ground and take their purse. if you have information our investigators are looking for video to get evidence to bring this person to act for this crime. last incident robbery with a gun on november 14th at 10:25 a.m. 700 block of steiner. blood daylight. victim was 30 years old approached three suspects as they broke into his vehicle. one of the subject pointed gun at the victim and took the victim's backpack and left the scene. there was $6,000 in property taken from the victim. no arrests at this time. we hope to locate the evidence to bring these folks to justice as well. we have seen more of these incidents resulting in violent encounters. this is something to get

historic contact statement we see how damaging redevelopment was, particularly to the bayview and filmore. i just credit and honor you and respect you for being able to survive all of these years and to all small businesses as commissioner black said about being willing to give back to the community. i know it is tough this past year and a half to stay alive and for you to continue to think about your community and to want to support your community as something that is special and that you don't see with other big businesses. thank you very much. i want to see if there is anybody who wants to add final comments. if not if anybody would like to propose a motion. >> i move these be approved. >> second. >> thank you, commissioners. seeing no additional requests to speak for members of the commission motion seconded to adopt recommendations for approval for all legacy businesses on that motion commissioner wright. >> yes. >> commissioner black. >> yes. >> commissioner foley. >> yes. >> commissioner johns. >> yes. >> commissioner so. >> yes. >> commissioner nageswaran. >> yes. >> commissioner

i want to thank japan town for justice and task force and filmore neighborhood collaborative. the high school on the 21 line. transit equity sf. san francisco riders bike coalition, walk sf, senior disability action and muni riders equity and green mobility transit operators and many other advocates who spoke loudly and clearly about the need to restore services. your voices are being heard. [please stand by] ms. >> i'm happy so thank you for this hearing. i want you to know the board is committedto expanding provisions and dialogue. this is an iterative process . in this pandemic the fact we had pre-existing funding issues, staffing issues and other challenges prior to the pandemic which have only intensified as a process of the pandemic has made it an interesting exercise constantly going throughlooking at how we restore service , serving those we need, looking at equity issues and we're committed to that . at the end of the day you are in support of the restoration of service to the extent we can staff it and make sure it's reliable and that it's good. it's really hard seei

as a little kid her taking me to the filmore center, different meetings where you would not want to gobe quiet. she was primping me for this moment. my brother told me this morning you was being prepped to speak and you didn't know it. to share my personal story november 2009 i shot a man on fullerton street and withent to prison for it. black man in my neighborhood. i stand here today. when i stand on fullerton street and be able to do this work and know that i am guided by something bigger than myself that got me on this journey to do this work here. i want to say rest in peace to a friend who passed two weeks ago mental health complications. had it been more active stuff should have joined to give support to be more productive. you know what i mean? these are things i think about when i wake up. i know it another to be he -- i know to be here is a blessing. i got work to do. thank you. [applause] >> a few more quick thank u.s. i did want to acknowledge barbara thompson very involved in the project showed up at every single community meeting and event. thank you for your love. to the

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

also, a 71-year-old woman was in the area of filmore and mcallister on november 14th.is broad daylight when a subject stole her purse by force. during the struggle the woman was pushed to the ground and hit her head. she was transported to the hospital. she is expected to survive. again, this is the worst of the worst. somebody that would rob a member of our elderly community and hut putthem on the ground and take their purse. if you have information our investigators are looking for video to get evidence to bring this person to act for this crime. last incident robbery with a gun on november 14th at 10:25 a.m. 700 block of steiner. blood daylight. victim was 30 years old approached three suspects as they broke into his vehicle. one of the subject pointed gun at the victim and took the victim's backpack and left the scene. there was $6,000 in property taken from the victim. no arrests at this time. we hope to locate the evidence to bring these folks to justice as well. we have seen more of these incidents resulting in violent encounters. this is something to get a hand

i want to thank japan town for justice and task force and filmore neighborhood collaborative. the high school on the 21 line. transit equity sf. san francisco riders bike coalition, walk sf, senior disability action and muni riders equity and green mobility transit operators and many other advocates who spoke loudly and clearly about the need to restore services. your voices are being heard. [please stand by] ms. >> i'm happy so thank you for this hearing. i want you to know the board is committedto expanding provisions and dialogue. this is an iterative process . in this pandemic the fact we had pre-existing funding issues, staffing issues and other challenges prior to the pandemic which have only intensified as a process of the pandemic has made it an interesting exercise constantly going throughlooking at how we restore service , serving those we need, looking at equity issues and we're committed to that . at the end of the day you are in support of the restoration of service to the extent we can staff it and make sure it's reliable and that it's good. it's really hard seei

i want to thank japan town for justice and task force and filmore neighborhood collaborative. the high school on the 21 line. transit equity sf. san francisco riders bike coalition, walk sf, senior disability action and muni riders equity and green mobility transit operators and many other advocates who spoke loudly and clearly about the need to restore services. your voices are being heard. [please stand by] ms. >> i'm happy so thank you for this hearing. i want you to know the board is committedto expanding provisions and dialogue. this is an iterative process . in this pandemic the fact we had pre-existing funding issues, staffing issues and other challenges prior to the pandemic which have only intensified as a process of the pandemic has made it an interesting exercise constantly going throughlooking at how we restore service , serving those we need, looking at equity issues and we're committed to that . at the end of the day you are in support of the restoration of service to the extent we can staff it and make sure it's reliable and that it's good. it's really hard seei

in district five, we did reach the filmore as communities we do want to have specific impact in. i'd like the basics with what we do. some reporter. those are all newspapers that we work with on a regular basis. the list provided to us through the clerk's office is different because it's a different contract, but if there's an opportunity for us to engage the other community and neighborhood papers, we absolutely want to and in terms of churches and district five, i agree. i didn't listen on the slide, but in talking about where impact is and where we can reach out, i, yes, i do know the importance of that and we will certainly include it in the list together. >> also, in district 11, there are major churches like angleside and large african american churches from back in the days when there was african american community and there's still a number of african american homeowners there though not in the numbers there once were. but people are nowadays at african american churches travel from other neighborhoods and frequently like at our church sometimes from outside the city. i d

in district five, we did reach the filmore as communities we do want to have specific impact in. i'd like the basics with what we do. some reporter. those are all newspapers that we work with on a regular basis. the list provided to us through the clerk's office is different because it's a different contract, but if there's an opportunity for us to engage the other community and neighborhood papers, we absolutely want to and in terms of churches and district five, i agree. i didn't listen on the slide, but in talking about where impact is and where we can reach out, i, yes, i do know the importance of that and we will certainly include it in the list together. >> also, in district 11, there are major churches like angleside and large african american churches from back in the days when there was african american community and there's still a number of african american homeowners there though not in the numbers there once were. but people are nowadays at african american churches travel from other neighborhoods and frequently like at our church sometimes from outside the city. i d