mr. scott. i have comments from co-chair zarda. >> thank you so much john paul scott, this is such a comprehensive and detailed view of all the upcoming construction we can expect and thank for putting it together. i just wanted to ask a few questions and part of this is just so i can learn more about the process and kind of educate myself. so what is the process like? and maybe this is in your area or not for negotiating coverage of project budgets -- sharing between departments? i saw you -- i heard you mention during different construction projects this is being shared with the departments and this one is solely done by the mod. can you share a little more insight how that works? >> part of it is the relationship-building that we do with some of these departments. the one-on-one personal relationships. program access, i can look at my problems in their entirety, move the program as round, be flexible, but we had a good feel as to what was necessary. and plus, we have a main mission of accessibility and it's not our main mission to do illustrious and move the programs internally and reconfigure

mr. john paul scott will do the presentation. >> hello councilmembers. this is our annual update on the ada transition plan, a request for capital funds from the board of supervisors and the mayor. from the general budget. we have not -- this has not been finalized yet. we're close. but we're fairly confident that these are the projects that will be funded this year and i will also highlight some of the current projects that are moving into construction towards the end of the presentation. so we are now on a two-year budget cycle. so we're looking at fiscal year fy15 funding. and fiscal year fy16 funding. if we could bring up the powerpoint, please? and i'm sorry for the overlap. this will sunset the funding request for the ada transition plan. these are our last two years' of funding. so to-date we have -- the plan was put together in 2004 and approved by the board of supervisors and the mayor in 2007, to give you a little recap here. it evolved into plus or minus 100 projects, it depends on how we split projects up at places like san francisco general