one of the projects that you are aware of, trustee randolph is the india basin. this is the deepest dive we have done into a concept called equitable development planning where we work with the community not just in a traditional concept design construct, but the community has ownership with us in trying to figure out how to develop strategi strategies, when we improve the space, we don't do what some refer to as gentrification, and we don't weaken the neighborhood, we strengthen it. that's not just the design inside the park but outside of the park and how we leverage every single drop of a project to reinvest in the community, and we've been in the equitable planning process with neighbors that are in india basin, in hunters view and shore view for well over a year now. as covid starts, our equitable leadership came up with an idea that we embraced, which is they asked for a tech hub at india basin shoreline park. and this was even before some of the community hub -- this is before we knew what the fall was going to look like at sfusd. this was really for peopl

one of the projects that you are aware of, trustee randolph is the india basin. this is the deepest dive we have done into a concept called equitable development planning where we work with the community not just in a traditional concept design construct, but the community has ownership with us in trying to figure out how to develop strategi strategies, when we improve the space, we don't do what some refer to as gentrification, and we don't weaken the neighborhood, we strengthen it. that's not just the design inside the park but outside of the park and how we leverage every single drop of a project to reinvest in the community, and we've been in the equitable planning process with neighbors that are in india basin, in hunters view and shore view for well over a year now. as covid starts, our equitable leadership came up with an idea that we embraced, which is they asked for a tech hub at india basin shoreline park. and this was even before some of the community hub -- this is before we knew what the fall was going to look like at sfusd. this was really for peopl

the india basin project team -- and this is also a partially a covid response strategy, is working to have a semi-outdoor tech hub to provide high-speed connectivity and the access to devices as needed, user support and technology training. the tech hub will be set up in the parking lot at indian basin shoreline park. and public health protocols are put in place and improved as part of the hub's permit to operate. the plan is to have internet access starting in late august or early september, to prepare for the resumption of schools and to grow the program over time. the current plan is to operate wifi and to offer loaner devices at the tech hub from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on monday-friday, with two or three on hand to help with usage. approximately 30 laptops and tablets have been secured. users with their own devices would also be able to access wifi from inside of their vehicles. we hope to grow this program as philanthropy and other resources permit. this ties into the philosophy behind the community learning hubs, but, actually, there was a decision to stand this up prior to the