we have lake merced pump station which generates 30 million gallons per minute. and then the hetch hetchy. and lake merced, we can pull water out of the lake that holds 1.2 to 2 billion gallons. and we have a feed from sunset reservoir with a feed from north basin and the hetch hetchy regional water supply. during the up coming projects with the eser 2020 bond, we have the completion of the study that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june 30th of this year. we have the completion of the neighborhood detailed analysis, again by june 30th of this year. we have to develop a comprehensive city-wide plan by december 31 of this year. and that will analyze whether the board of supervisors want to present another separate eser bond just solely for the a.w.s.s. system as well as securing additional post tenders to bridge the gap until we get the full up and running. i included a map from one of the draft. this broke san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to chi

we have lake merced pump station which generates 30 million gallons per minute. and then the hetch hetchy. and lake merced, we can pull water out of the lake that holds 1.2 to 2 billion gallons. and we have a feed from sunset reservoir with a feed from north basin and the hetch hetchy regional water supply. during the up coming projects with the eser 2020 bond, we have the completion of the study that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june 30th of this year. we have the completion of the neighborhood detailed analysis, again by june 30th of this year. we have to develop a comprehensive city-wide plan by december 31 of this year. and that will analyze whether the board of supervisors want to present another separate eser bond just solely for the a.w.s.s. system as well as securing additional post tenders to bridge the gap until we get the full up and running. i included a map from one of the draft. this broke san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to chi

we have lake merced pump station which generates 30 million gallons per minute. and then the hetch hetchy. and lake merced, we can pull water out of the lake that holds 1.2 to 2 billion gallons. and we have a feed from sunset reservoir with a feed from north basin and the hetch hetchy regional water supply. during the up coming projects with the eser 2020 bond, we have the completion of the study that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june 30th of this year. we have the completion of the neighborhood detailed analysis, again by june 30th of this year. we have to develop a comprehensive city-wide plan by december 31 of this year. and that will analyze whether the board of supervisors want to present another separate eser bond just solely for the a.w.s.s. system as well as securing additional post tenders to bridge the gap until we get the full up and running. i included a map from one of the draft. this broke san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to chi

we have lake merced pump station which generates 30 million gallons per minute.hen the hetch hetchy. and lake merced, we can pull water out of the lake that holds 1.2 to 2 billion gallons. and we have a feed from sunset reservoir with a feed from north basin and the hetch hetchy regional water supply. during the up coming projects with the eser 2020 bond, we have the completion of the study that has to be presented to the board of supervisors by june 30th of this year. we have the completion of the neighborhood detailed analysis, again by june 30th of this year. we have to develop a comprehensive city-wide plan by december 31 of this year. and that will analyze whether the board of supervisors want to present another separate eser bond just solely for the a.w.s.s. system as well as securing additional post tenders to bridge the gap until we get the full up and running. i included a map from one of the draft. this broke san francisco down into five regions for the salt water pump station study. we have the southern dunes. you have the rocky area south to china bea

around some of the modifications to lines and new lines such as the ones being proposed around lake merced talk more about that on the service recovery item. i think outreach is key, especially to students so we can get them back on transit and have enough capacity for them. thank you. >> chair borden: next speaker please. >> caller: thank you. i'm generally in alignment with the idea but certainly want to see more service. like the idea having streetcars online. i will go to 6 out of the 8. i do recommend that we bring rail service back. i'm going to quote some language here. whereas the ocean view is underserved, i think we have to reframe our language. i went to a meeting at the metropolitan transportation commission last week. the committee made the decision to move away from the idea of community of concern and into something the words were equity community. equity should be about everybody and when you think about community of concern, it's unsettling to think that one community is less than or more than another. i think we really have to frame our language that equity should not be

let's start in san francisco, where we've got the sunset and sunnyside and lake merced in the upper 40sody else about 50 to 52 degrees with hazy sunshine. you can see just a touch of fog right around half moon bay. that isn't going to last much longer. most of us are in the upper 40s to mid-50s. we've got the 60sthe 60sthe 60ss spot, pittsburgh toward tracy. as far as kids, they need a coat this morning, but not this afternoon. 66 at the coast, 80s and 90s around the bay and in the neighborhoods. make sure they bring that code home. you can feel light breeze at the golden gate bridge. if you are home working or studying, you want to become. you are going to need the air- conditioning today. don't forget if you are out doing yardwork or exercising, or mowing the lawn, it is a red flag warning day. as far as the air quality, looks really hazy, but we are green to yellow, which is good to moderate, which is healthy for all of us. that will continue through thursday. i will end on a good note there. we will turned over to jobina, few issues this morning. let's see what's going on now. hi, j

we'll also be providing along lake merced boulevard, customers will be able to use muni fares and fast pass to board 122. that's something came out of the covid crises that improved regional coordination that we expect to keep moving forward. the next steps we're preparing for cable car restart. we're targeting fall of 2021. we plan to roll out all three lines starting with the hyde line and within month to six week have the lines up. initially, while we trine new operators, we will be operating similar hours from 11:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. some of the staff duties now are returning to staff unlike the historic and the l.r.v. where we had staff working throughout the pandemic. cable car staff we shifted, they supported where staffing levels were low including maintaining trolley buses, working for a light rail track, providing roadway worker protection for m.t.a. projects and construction projects as well as helping out across the city at vaccine sites and testing sites and our own need such as vehicle cleaning. we'll be conducting detailed maintenance inspections on all major systems. we

those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayden miller. i'm a san francisco high school student. just want to talk a little bit about the plans that were presented today. i think some of the plans are a good idea such as the new 58 line, but i think other plans are very short sided and not actually what the residents want but the sfmta would not know that because they did not conduct sufficient outreac

those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayden miller. i'm a san francisco high school student. just want to talk a little bit about the plans that were presented today. i think some of the plans are a good idea such as the new 58 line, but i think other plans are very short sided and not actually what the residents want but the sfmta would not know that because they did not conduct sufficient outreac

those living at lake merced hill, the 122 sam transline is unacceptable everyone loses direct service and more importantly to west portal. the 57 will no longer serve the lake shore shopping plaza. the benefits of the 57 line was its direct connections to the shopping centers. now, adding the 58 line does serve the janet palm roy center and is a partial plus connecting. however, it isolates the schools and churches to park merced shopping center with no service from these areas. the 23 will no longer connect to slope boulevard, lake shore shopping. the janet palm roy center and ocean beach. how is this an improvement. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> good afternoon, committee members. hayden miller. i'm a san francisco high school student. just want to talk a little bit about the plans that were presented today. i think some of the plans are a good idea such as the new 58 line, but i think other plans are very short sided and not actually what the residents want but the sfmta would not know that because they did not conduct sufficient outreac

my name is dick allen, i'm a resident of san francisco district 7 and a member of the lake merced task force, formed in january 2000 and served as cochair of the water committee. the tuolomne, the river we drink our water from, has also been providing an important system, the tuolomne ecosystem, under the management of the san francisco p.u.c., has been allowing a massive reduction of the fish population in the river. historically, well over 100,000 salmon used to spawn in 2000. just over 1,000 spawned in 2020. commissioners, please read my letter to paula kehoe. you should have this in your packet. i strongly recommend that you hold a robust conversation can district staff about adding section number 12 to the urban water management plan. the new section can be titled, the tuolomne river environment. i also strongly encourage you to reject the urban water management plan in its present format. thank you. >> operator: thank you for your comment. next caller. your line is open. you have two minutes. >> so commissioners, let me remind you, if you want us to give public comment, before th