mr. toronto, welcome back. >> it's been a while. i had to get a little sleep to come here, because i went to the airport commission meeting this morning. i worked until 4 in the morning, i couldn't go home and get back here, but i got a little shut eye. i want to congratulate you on your chairmanship. i want to address what director borden mentioned about the jobs for muni drivers. how about offering them to cab drivers where you have our records and background checks? why is it only the chariot? and we work with a variety of different passengers. why can't you offer it to us, because a lot of us are going to lose our jobs at the end of the month if this plan goes into effect. if you want to understand why, we'll address it during public comment. it would be great if the chariot drivers, who are relatively new to the city, we got equal access to the muni jobs that are vacant. >> thank you, mr. toronto, excellent idea. you're not the only one that hadet. thank you for sharing it. i don't think there is any other public comment on tha

mr. toronto. >> you come forward. you 10 minutes to talk about these. >> first, it's great to see the wonderful traffic engineer ricardo alejo. he's a genius. anyway, there's a mislabelling in the agenda. if it's labelled properly there's no problem and he can explain but the way it's labelled it shows duplication here. so it doesn't make sense if you read the two out it says no left or u-turns northbound. it looks like patrel avenue -- 22nd avenue is divided on the east side and west side. they don't connect. they're separate. so it explains it but the way it's listed in the agenda, it's not properly agendized. >> may i interrupt you? have you explained this to staff? >> they explained what's on the packet is different than the agenda. >> would staff like to speak to this and bring this in the same line. >> >> commissioner: can we address this so the right lines go in? >> i'm city traffic engineer. the agenda has an error in the sense that the pair -- parenthetical east and west missing and the streets are offset but