mr. mcguire mentioned this builds off a successful pilot project called sf park. i was here a couple months ago to bring you an informational item about the same topic. you may recognize the slides. the goals of the project really are about trying to get people into parking places as quickly as possible. that reduces the amount of time they spend looking for space, reduces the traffic they create and makes their experience shopping and visiting the neighborhood districts more pleasant so they want to keep coming to spend money which is what we want. we want a transparent data driven process to bring it to the data realm. a few reminders what sf park was. fender rally if -- federally funded spring 2011 to spring 2013. we undertook extensive evaluation in summer of to 14. -- 2014. it covered 25% of the parking meters in the city. 14sfa managed garages and lots. two cromareas where we -- control areas. we didn't make other changes to evaluate whether the changes over the course were happening because of changes in the city or changes to the pricing. as i mentioned. t

mr. mcguire. >> directors, staff and i'm pinch hitting today. i want to start on our efforts we created a rapid response team that can go after the sites of traffic fatalities and identify immediate improvements. when a fatality occurs the public can expect a rapid review and response on site. it will include an analysis of what we already know about the circumstances surrounding the crash, the crash history of the location and existing conditions and recommendations for any immediate engineering changes that can be made quickly sim to the changes and were the topic of a discussion a few board meetings ago. a key element in improving the rapid review will be to increase our information and coordination sharing with the san francisco police department and key part nor -- partner who investigates every fatality and the protocol is focussed on making sure the city coordinates the services it provides to survivors and families and victims of traffic crashes. that protocol is a collaboration between th

mr. mcguire. >> good afternoon, directors. tom mcguire, sustainable foods director.'m here today to ask you to help me recognize alex velez rering from sfmta after 11 years of service as a transit fare inspector. during this time, along with many other distinctions, inspector valdez is one of our most reliable inspectors. he once went five years without calling in sick. he is also almost certainly the most productive transit fare inspector in the history of the m.t.a. in terms of the number of customers he interacts with every day and the number of citations he issued. his partners in squad have given him the nickname bossing. he's had that nickname apparently since he started because they knew from day one he was a person to hold in high esteem and special regard. you may recognize his face because a few years ago he was here with some of his colleagues, several times over the course of his time with the m.t.a. he has saved the lives of patrons or rendered aid to people seriously injured on the system. you may remember that he was previously recognized for this boar

mr. mcguire. thank you, let's move on. >> the clerk: madame share -- chair, we have members of the public. brian and jody mederos. would you like to set a time. >> two minutes. >> i'm the executive director of the san francisco bicycle coalition. after yet another fatality on san francisco streets this one on slope boulevard on halloween, the san francisco bicycle coalition wrote to demand immediate action to halt the bloodshed and another who died in the middle of the day was 78 years old. another killed halloween night was 47. the deaths follow of another who was hit and fell on baker streets. david was 90. tragically, this list goes on. the response to the recent spate of fatal collisions asked to deliver the leadership needed to meet the goals. having appointed the members of the board and having written the board last week requesting leadership on moving san francisco towards mission zero the mayor is looking to you to set the tone. not only the mayor but our 10,000 plus members and members o

that's a perfect mcguire row come of the hasty and reckless process -- could we have order, mr. president? the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. schumer: it's a perfect microcosm of the hasty and reckless process that produced this legislation. if my republican friends think these are the only mistakes that will be found in their bill, they are sorely mistaken. many more will almost certainly be unearthed. but the bigger issue is the failure of this legislation to live up to each and every one of the promises made by republicans about what it would mean for our country. what has been sold as a middle-class miracle will instead deliver a hefty windfall to the wealthy, and only -- an only paltry temporary leap for some in the middle class. others will see an increase right from the getgo. so all the talk, only a middle-class person will pay a tax increase, gone. and in a few years, a majority of the middle class will see their taxes go up. what kind of middle-class relief is that? what has been sold as a deficit reducer will instead balloon the deficit by at le

that's a perfect mcguire row come of the hasty and reckless process -- could we have order, mr. president? the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. schumer: it's a perfect microcosm of the hasty and reckless process that produced this legislation. if my republican friends think these are the only mistakes that will be found in their bill, they are sorely mistaken. many more will almost certainly be unearthed. but the bigger issue is the failure of this legislation to live up to each and every one of the promises made by republicans about what it would mean for our country. what has been sold as a middle-class miracle will instead deliver a hefty windfall to the wealthy, and only -- an only paltry temporary leap for some in the middle class. others will see an increase right from the getgo. so all the talk, only a middle-class person will pay a tax increase, gone. and in a few years, a majority of the middle class will see their taxes go up. what kind of middle-class relief is that? what has been sold as a deficit reducer will instead balloon the deficit by at le