so, we have ambulances that candidly are over 200,000 miles in this hilly city. so, long overdue. we just took delivery of five ambulances and then in fiscal 13-14 another five ambulances are coming on board. and then i believe another five. so, that is -- they're overdue. they're really needed and we hope to in future years continue that level of purchasing, but we're also very proud because it's been awhile since we've been able to purchase. our fire prevention vehicles, we had some issues that came up in the press regarding our unleaded vehicles prior to 2000. they don't have what's called a vehicle recovery system. 90% of our vehicles in the department are diesel fuel vehicles, but for the unleaded prior to 2000, we've been able to now get rid of most of those. they have heavy mileage, well over 150,000. so, we replaced eight of those vehicles with hybrids, smaller vehicles, i believe they're ford focuses. that's great. and we're going to do some more of that in 13-14. and then we're also going to order i believe 10 engines. we have on order 10 fire engines and then there will

hilly neighborhood. the environmental review and the mta think of the city as flat. it has mountains all over it. going four blocks may mean traifrg going back going up and down hills. any eir that doesn't include maps is not a good eir but it doesn't provide the decision markers mta and the planning department with the ability to make effective decisions because i don't assume i know every block in the city by t you have to when you make those decisions and i'm talking to mta to zls is the planning department. and the information should be in the eir and should be given to decision-makers the blocks that lengthen the city are all over is place. and it's different in chinatown and the blocks south of marketing are enormous and the planning department is looking at the blokes as a scope of distance. every time you use the term block it disenpowers the folks. by the time this eir comes back but if the tools are not provided shame on environmental view and shame on mta and the consultant as well. thank you >> is there any additional public comment? >> good afternoon, members of the commission peter

and that's the problem because as was pointed out by sue we live in a dense hilly environment even though we have a small city geographyly moving from one place to another is difficult and other thoughts has to be give to other transit lines that are similar connecting through market. the feeder lines that goes to all the hilly spots that people go into feed into forest hill station and don't have to make their own way downtown or other parts vividly. so somewhere on say richmond and van ness ear that's y what we need to look at. we can only tweak this so much and pick up a few minutes or few seconds of transit time. for what it is they do a good job on the analysis >> i want to thank the members of the public for their comments. i realize that to the extent that the eir can look at the things like grade in various streets along varies transit lines and their crossing lines would be something that the eir should be able to mention and maybe looking at the blocks like a quarter of mile and tenth of a mile i think when you're describing the physical conditions would make the idea work out while >> i think that

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city college. >> the wildfire burning in yosemite has crossed into the national park. jumping flames and hilly>> overnight the fire has grown to a hundred and 5,000 a.. governor jerry brown has declared a state of emergency for the area. for the first time since monday we are starting to see mandatory evacuations. the fire has gotten so big that it is now burning in parts of yosemite. they're asking people who are camping to pack up and get out. more than 1808 firefighters have been called in to help. this has posed quite a challenge. >> the pine mountain lake community is one of the towns that are being watched closely. there are more than three dozen people live in this area. as of right now, it is still a large area of evacuation's. most in this neighborhood is not taking chances. >> i am trying to stay as long as i can, i will be leaving when it is really bad. i consider from a portion my home. >> i took all my important things, memories and a man and was to get my horse is out. >> we will not go to bay area weather and traffic we are starting to see more locations waken up to sunshine. by