mr. ginsburg. okay. thank you very much. we will hear from matt lasky from mta and perhaps, mr. lasky, you can talk about the access to the park and the questions and ongoing issues we have about that. >> good afternoon, supervisors. can you hear me okay? >> chairman: welcome. i like the background. >> oh, thanks. >> so in terms of access and tour buses, is that your question, supervisor melgar? >> chairman: that was one of the questions. so the question that i had asked director ginsburg was whether in other places we have set up systems of just to control access to a number of people that it gives one of the constant concerns that i hear from neighbors is that it is sometimes a very stressed use of that spot in that, you know, part of my desire is improving the overall infrastructure for twin peaks is to put some order in terms of like the number of people who uses it and so one of my questions was are there other places where we do this successfully? and keep that kind of implicit to you but i also wanted to have you here for the presentation to talk to us about, you know, jus

mr. ginsburg. okay. thank you very much. we will hear from matt lasky from mta and perhaps, mr. lasky, you can talk about the access to the park and the questions and ongoing issues we have about that. >> good afternoon, supervisors. can you hear me okay? >> chairman: welcome. i like the background. >> oh, thanks. >> so in terms of access and tour buses, is that your question, supervisor melgar? >> chairman: that was one of the questions. so the question that i had asked director ginsburg was whether in other places we have set up systems of just to control access to a number of people that it gives one of the constant concerns that i hear from neighbors is that it is sometimes a very stressed use of that spot in that, you know, part of my desire is improving the overall infrastructure for twin peaks is to put some order in terms of like the number of people who uses it and so one of my questions was are there other places where we do this successfully? and keep that kind of implicit to you but i also wanted to have you here for the presentation to talk to us about, you know, jus

. >> chairman: colleagues, do we have any questions for mr. lasky? no. okay. thank you so much, mr. lasky. so i think then ms. major, that we should go to public comment. i know there's lots of folks who are interested in the planning of this. >> clerk: thank you, madam chair. if you have not done so already, please press star 3 to line up to speak for item number 2. for those already on hold, please continue to wait until the system has indicated you have. it looks like we have sixteen listeners with one person in queue. and, if you can unmute the first caller, please. >> linda chapman. i'm pleased to say that i was invited to participate in the survey that came online and i gave it a great deal of thought because i'm a third generation san franciscan and everybody needs access. the world does not and twin peaks does not belong to the neighbors even though they need to be considered, of course, anymore than the arboretum or the panhandle to the rest of my family who grew up over there. one of the happiest memories of my childhood was how my mother who was a polio survivor when she g

mr. ginsburg. okay. thank you very much. we will hear from matt lasky from mta and perhaps, mr. lasky, you can talk about the access to the park and the questions and ongoing issues we have about that. >> good afternoon, supervisors. can you hear me okay? >> chairman: welcome. i like the background. >> oh, thanks. >> so in terms of access and tour buses, is that your question, supervisor melgar? >> chairman: that was one of the questions. so the question that i had asked director ginsburg was whether in other places we have set up systems of just to control access to a number of people that it gives one of the constant concerns that i hear from neighbors is that it is sometimes a very stressed use of that spot in that, you know, part of my desire is improving the overall infrastructure for twin peaks is to put some order in terms of like the number of people who uses it and so one of my questions was are there other places where we do this successfully? and keep that kind of implicit to you but i also wanted to have you here for the presentation to talk to us about, you know, jus