>> is the whole kimochi home taken at this point? >> i'm just going to calling shawn for more comprehensive information? >> we currently have 17 residential residents and when we have beds available, we serve those rooms for respite care, so seniors who know they're going in for surgery or have a scheduled operation can reserve an open room so that they can stay with us for a few days before they go home and make sure they're ak and reduce the risk of hospitalization. so we're currently full with 17 residents and three residenpit residents. >> so do you have a waiting list? >> we don't have a waiting list with this right now. one of the things we'll track with this is the interest in our home and full-time residency by hopefully growing our wait list so we can fill empty beds. >> i presumed kimochi owned the building. >> yes, we do own the building. >> thank you. >> president serina: thank you, commissioner. any further comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, may i have a motion to approve? >>

they are kimochi, self-help for the elderly, central latino, and then trans dev, which is also the paratransit broker, so they are a for-profit provider. and then, you spoke to decrease? >> yes. how much is the decrease? >> so we actually have not seen a decrease over the past three, four years. in fact, the numbers have just stayed really flat in that low-to-mid 30,000 rides per year range. we're decreasing it on our area plan because historically, we've tried to reach that 40,000 rides per year goal, but we haven't, so we're bringing that cap down. >> yeah. because transportation is such important for the seniors when they can go out and go to the doctor's office. it's a little bit about really the decreasing transportation fund. >> president serina: yes, thank you. and regarding transportation, the city in terms of the muni is very focused on speeding up transit times. and with that goal, which is admirable in mind, they've eliminated many stops, which presents more problems for seniors, who have further to walk, or further to walk to their destination. i don't know how to solve that becaus

i also want to say, i love kimochis. i'm too old to be a shark. if you ever need a 50-year-old shark, i think that would be so cool. i think a lot of these social and emotional things, we need a lot more in high school? i think in high school we tend to focus more on content and less on social and emotional? i love to hear about these things, and it's definitely developmental. i'd love to hear about these things that are developmentally appropriate for middle schoolers and high schoolers around support and feeling happy and welcome and loved in their schools, so thank you. >> commissioner moliga and commissioner sanchez. >> first of all, thank you. thank you for the presentation and thank you for helping out with the educator preschool stuff. a lot of educators have been super happy about that, so that was probably a little thing, but it changed a lot of lives, so i appreciate that. i just wanted to ask a couple questions. would we be able to get this data disaggregated in terms of, you know -- in terms of other? i'm really looking for, you know,