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at mission playground, we started a spanish language permit assistance. there is like a satellite permit office at mission clubhouse that has operating hours, and helps people get the permits for birthday a party or other organized events. new initiatives, there are six new ones. here they are, complete the jurisdictional transfer of properties. continue working on the civic center commons initiative. start working on the conservatory of flowers campus. and some work in operations with the nursery and plant palates. with that, happy to take questions. >> clerk: go to public comment? >> president buell: please. >> clerk: anyone who would like to make public comment? come on up. >> interesting combination of performance here today, i'm ss urban riders and here to confirm and thank the department for the progress they've made on the strategic objectives, particularly, i pay attention to the bicycling and trails goals. and particularly the three things about bicycling, the trails, the bike parks and the playground, the mini bike park there is looking great, co

money aside for three rehabilitation projects in eastern somma, mission rec, in the mission district and jackson playground in show case square. we've understood that the large projects are going to need a lot more funding, most likely through the bond that they're planning for 2019. we put additional money aside for rec and park to continue to work on either of those projects and/or to plan further for even a bond in later years. for market octavia, we've identified 28 projects that we're going to be spending on impact fees. this last year, you approved one oak plaza in association with the one oak project as in-kind and that is moving forward. and similarly the staff completed the hub, public realm plan and we started to put money aside specifically to start funding some of the individual projects that were identified in the project and we're starting to work with mta and public works to better prioritize cost estimate and see how best to implement those tree skaip projects. >> also, we're putting a large amount of money into the hayward park rehabilitation. as i mentioned earlier, this is an area plan f

these neighborhoods and played in these playgrounds, both public school and cyo, so i know these neighborhoods from that. it's a real quick bus ride on the mission bus out there from noe valley. i imagine it's a quick uber ride, too, from everywhere. i worry about this, i worry about the next phase, i worry about these blocks with -- these are things you won't see because no one will dr them, and you'll lose housing, and it'll become very expensive. i don't know if you looked at that sfcurved website, well, they have a little poll there comparing some with excelsior. this is a great neighborhood with great housing, and very right la vulnerable. i hope you'll tighten it up so we won't see this really wonderful area of the city go away. it's not just the housing, but it's the people that live there and what it represents. and i'll say one more thing, the ted egan talk at the land use committee, i mentioned that report, he said the rents are across the board the same. so it used to be where some neighborhoods, you could go gee, i could go there and it would be a little more affordable. he said that's not the case, and i would imagine that unfortuna