. >> hi, i'm lance harriman, i will just continue with what mary was saying. where were we? so if muni stands by its statement that all the options have been looked at and islands are not negotiable, seems a compromise would be to remove the stops to restore some of the parking. my question, is it possible to continue with the research for other options. think about maybe a block sign that comes down off the back of a muni or something like that. if that's not the case, the most logical option would be, if you remove a stop would be to remove the one in the middle. the limited parking that will be left, that is left at this point and will be left after the changes need to be protected in some way from the commuters that drive from the other parts of the city out of the city and use these spots to park and ride downtown. we support the idea to allow parking for residents in the time restricted zones advised to put in. we strongly support revisiting the angled parking idea, once the full impact of all these changes is complete and the need for parking changes. the opening of o