i'm brian larkin, larkin like the street. i'm here to request that we underground our utilities out here in the richmond district. pg&e has a schedule to do it, we're not even on it. we've heard about senior citizens and the number of us in san francisco -- i'm over 60 -- so there is a certain sense of urgency to get them done so i can see it before i die. also, speaking of transportation, eric mentioned that i'm an advocate for that. i'd like to see us build a subway, lrt system out here, extend the central subway out to our neighborhood. no one has ever built a subway in any community and regretted it later on. is that on the time? thanks very much. (applause) >> thank you. [speaking through interpreter] >>> my name is shu wow lee. [speaker not understood]. i'm a district resident, ihhs, and seiu. i currently take care of an elderly person in district 4. the person i currently take care of, his son is away from home and so it's very important for us to make sure they take their medication on time, that their needs are met.

linda chapman k h ap m a n larkin. i'm to mention i'm sprite i didn't get notice of the scoping. you know, i tried for a long time to get the coping and skag asking what's happened with the application. and i was still trying to find out in february where people tried to find out what was happening with that. of course, the scoping nose went out last october. i had a 13 page appeal on the desk that went into the motion and most of the address should be in the eir. and then the document for that appeals for the board of supervisors and it included some relevant things. and we had a lot of difficult getting the documents i sent somebody over there to get them. you know, i want to mention this is just it's an impossible location to have this venue in terms of the accessibility and not being a lot of residents around that. i was ithe 70s when we weren't talking about alcohol the whole place would block up with traffic and all the award way down to van ness. and there was no alcohol involved to speak of. and there was a great deal of information turned in previously last year about th

last week i went to pick up my car which had to have some work done on it at larkin and sutter street. in fact, the fellow there has the only chrysler servicing place in san francisco for cheap chrysler products. regardless, the big issue is not about the car. he said, can you help me? and apparently he's been tagged every single night. in the past maybe once, every two weeks and it's getting extremely expensive for him to clean up the front of his building because he does have a fairly intricate pattern of colors there and he has to get a painter in each time to clean it up. so, he indicated there is a store that opened across the street from him in the 1100 block of sutter that is a graffiti store. it's not a hardware store store, not an art store, strictly a graffiti store selling products for illegal activities which i don't quite understand why this is permitted. and their hours, from what i understand, are evenings and weekends only. so, they're catering specifically to the kinds of people that are often involved in graffiti that being sometimes youngsters who are only can come

review and we have been testing all of these ideas against what happens when the msbrt and the 1601 larkin, when they are in place what does it look like? will any of these things work? >> so we will go into a formal environmental review process to disclose all of those impacts and do that detailed analysis and then design and legislation and approval by the mta board is schedule for probably late fall. and then, it would go into full design and construction some time in 2015. before the sbrt is constructed when polk street is repaved and so that is where we are in the process, does that answer your question? >> yes, some what. >> so we are still in the decision making mode is the right way to characterize the project and you know meetings like this one and with say polk and any future conversations would inform the recommendation ta we may make. and that will make the continual out reach going further. >> that is a place that mta and a lot of work and the streets in the planning and they are in the environmental review or design. >> and and we will establish a regular newsletter for the p

police say that he ran a red light at the intersection of 80 and larkin and august of 2012.d around a bus and hit a another car. his cab loss control and struck and killed at worked capalla was in the crosswalk. the d.a. is asking for the public's help in finding him. the suspect is most known for being part of what was called the billionaire boys club. your the 1980's, he was convicted in the killing of his father, but later was released on an appeal. >> a mysterious wipeout or force the san francisco post office to close and sent workers to the hospital. five employees of the post office on pine street started to feel sick early thursday morning. a few hours later that went to st. francis memorial hospital saying that they felt the cheap. has met crews in white suits test of the powder and determine that it was not dangerous. they have not identify what the power was. >> starting next tuesday, this stretch of park presario heading into the macarthur tunnel and on the golden gate bridge will be shut down after midnight for three weeks. this is all part of phase 2 of this ma