we will have a folsom st. closure and do that. overall time line is we are still on track to finish of the major demolition activities by june 6. and clean everything up by early july. that is the schedule. i know it is hard to read, but that is the schedule of getting to the bus ramps by the beginning of june, beginning of may. so the picture on the left is from the end of february, and the one on the right is from the end of march. you can see how the contract were demobilized from the eastern end of the project, and the buttress shoring and excavation contractor mobilized and started getting ready to pull pile, which they did at the very end of the month. that is the center and western end. again, two comparison voters. you can see how the backfill progress. -- two comparison photographs. they are moving in to start staging their shoring wall operation. some progress on the ramps going up to the freeway. the picture on the left was the work completed through the end of february with just crossing howard st., and now, we are all

one is on folsom st.. it is lane conversion from four lanes to treat with a center turn lane.omething similar was done a number of years ago. with the extra space, we would reallocate that to greening and pedestrian enhancements. there would be improvements for the buses. dpw is designing this and going through approval. supervisor mar: i am happy for the mission district. i am very jealous of the money that flows for areas that really need in the city. i hope that we can also seek funds for a supervisor c ohen's district and others. >> this is through the program that the mtc has. the city generally gets four or five projects. there are other projects around the city that have gotten this money. second street in selma, broadway, and others. i am presenting the mission district today. this would take the existing cross section that is very wide and difficult to cross with a lot of fast-moving traffic and humanize that. we showed several options. the money that we have currently will not build the features. it is just for the sidewalk greening, the corners, and restriping of th

one is on folsom st.. it is lane conversion from four lanes to treat with a center turn lane. something similar was done a number of years ago. with the extra space, we would reallocate that to greening and pedestrian enhancements. there would be improvements for the buses. dpw is designing this and going through approval. supervisor mar: i am happy for the mission district. i am very jealous of the money that flows for areas that really need in the city. i hope that we can also seek funds for a supervisor c ohen's district and others. >> this is through the program that the

there are some many small businesses coming to folsom st., which is wonderful to see. commissioner o'conner: that all grew out of nothing. it was not an easy street to get around, and they are all there. president o'brien: mr. regan's report was not approved yet, so it is not ready for presentation this evening. supervisor kim: thank you for your time. i hope this is not the last time i will be coming to you. we are more than happy to take feedback and comments in terms of what we can do to support the small business community here. thank you. president o'brien: time for public comment. does anybody have any public comment on this matter? seeing none, this is an action item. >> that is correct. commissioner dooley: i would like to recommend approval to the board. commissioner o'conner: i second. president o'brien: do we need to take a vote on that? >> we have a motion by commissioner clyde to recommend approval, seconded by commissioner adams. would you like to do a roll call on that? vice president adams: yes. commissioner clyde: aye. commissioner dooley: aye. commiss

at 1246 folsom st., more than 100 artists have donated art for this event, 100 percent of the proceedsed. >> darya: president barack obama resumes budget talks this afternoon with has speaker john maynard. they're hoping to avoid a government shutdown. as we look live here we are wondering in washington d.c. will anything get done. the deadline is tomorrow at midnight if they don't have a deal the government shuts down. republicans are pushing for a house vote today on a one week a stop gap measure. so far there is no deal in place. what happens if it shut down? federal parks would close, crags dire is live with more details. more details on how we will be affected. >> reporter: shutting down the inside alcatraz front of their recreation area out means you can't go up there. that could lead to a ripple effect of lost revenue. lost it cells for what is one of the most popular tourist sites in the bay companies like here, gold fleet which is designed take tourist around at patras, they didn't count on access to deal to do that. abbeville some video of another company, that it takes touri