chairman nolan: ok. secretary boomer: moving on said that members of a publicly address the board members within the board jurisdiction that are not on today's calendar. chairman nolan: good afternoon. >> good afternoon. members of the board, thank you for your time today. my name is david sayle, and i am out of vancouver, washington. i intentionally drove here last night to attend this meeting in regards to bring attention to driver behavior with the transit agencies. on april 24, 2010, my daughter and four for friends were in a crosswalk in portland, oregon. all five of them work mode over in the crosswalk during a green light, and they are in the crosswalk, meant to be seen. my daughter, as a result of that crash, my daughter passed away, as well as one of her friends that were with her. her boyfriend was seriously injured, and two others who were the sister of another girl passed away. i am here today to describe the behavior that caused me to do what i do now. the driver at that time to an illegal l

chairman nolan: thank you. next speaker. >> i am with power, i just want to add to what manuella said. i am glad you got the valentines. there is a lot of love that is coming through from the youths. it was done after school, and it was not do not go to school and we will have this action. spreading the message that we love muni, and we hope you appreciate the valentines, and we want to encourage you to make this an item for the hearing on march 6, and we are asking for the 6th said you can come. that meeting is scheduled for 4:30, but we want them to be present here. chairman nolan: thank you. >> [speaking foreign language] >> my name is -- i am a member of power, and i have been doing outreach and talking to families, and the reason that muni is important to me is that i depend honoraria and it is very difficult to pay for the pass. it is difficult to even provide a fast pass. i want to thank the board and director reiskin, and i would like to ask that to make the vote as soon as possible. chairman nolan: tha

chairperson nolan: members of the board? director brinkman: i will just say thank you to staff for the work on the bike lanes. i happen to a couple of the public meetings where you were gathering information. staff did such a good job answering questions and presenting all the options, and gathering community feedback. i know there is some disappointment with the timeline of the project, but it was the original timeline that was proposed. it is unfortunate that things cannot be sped up a lot in the city, but that is the reality of it. i think we will end up with a project that has really good community support. it is another example of people's appetite getting ahead of us. people are looking at this stretch to take some of the cyclists off the panhandling and move them onto the street. we will have to ask staff at some point to let me have an update on that, on whether it is something that is just as difficult or less difficult due to the extra traffic lane that exists along the panhandle. i want to say thank-you to staff f

nolan present. ramos present. >> thank you for being here. >> announcement of prohibition of cellular devices during the meeting. the use of sound producing electronic devices are prohibited. any person responsible for the ring or use of a cell phone, pager, or similar electronic device may be removed from the meeting. except on vibrate, they do cause microphone interference. -- when set on a vibrant, they do cause microphone into france, so please turn them off. chairperson nolan: approval of the minutes. >> item 5, communications. we have none at this time. item six -- chairperson nolan: under new and unfinished business -- director brinkman: this past week, i spent time with director dunhaley and others, and also kelly, getting a thorough overview of s 78. i spent time with the staff. it was so enlightening to get the overview of the day-to-day operations. i want to thank everyone for the time they spent with me, for the knowledge i have gained as a result. it will help me perform as a better dir

chairperson nolan: next speaker? >> george koyama, laura zapato, esella roasalez. >> [speaking spanish] >> i am here to support this campaign. i am here to support the youth, because i understand the experience the korean people are facing right now, young people attending different schools and public schools. a lot of low-income youth who are living in a time of economic crisis need this. >> [speaking spanish] >> i disagree that you should have to pay to ride. sometimes it is very difficult for them to come up with the 75 cents. it seems really unfair to those who do not have the experience or the opportunity to work, and who depend on adults, guardians supervising them, to come up with this money, when they do not have it. >> [speaking spanish] >> and i have also seen that they need to figure out ways to come up with the money, whether from a parent or guardian. i have seen them literally pushed off of buses. >> [speaking spanish] >> it is very difficult for me to see this as a latino. i consider them the future. s

[applause] >> good afternoon, chairman nolan, directors, mr. reiskin. i want to present a certificate to you for your 25 years of great surface. he will be retired in 12 days and will be answering early- morning e-mails from his wife with the honey-do. [laughter] [applause] >> just a few words to the board. i just want to thank all the pc o's i have worked with over the years, supervisors, and our staff, and everyone in the mta, which was previously sfpd. it has been an honor to serve the city and county of san francisco all these years. chairperson nolan: on behalf of the entire agency, thank you for your outstanding service. we wish you all the best in retirement. these meetings are open to the public. thank you. >> i am not sure attending the meetings is going to make the honey-do list. but being a parking control officer is a very difficult job. it is one that rarely, when you see one approaching, you are happy to see them. when you yourself get caught ups, if you have not complied with a parking regulation and they are properly citing you, it is no

chairperson nolan: there are possible additional revenue sources. is there anything that is on here now that has changed since then went on here, as a result of the town hall revenue panel or anything? executive director reiskin: the town hall, we are really just had -- i cannot say there is consensus out of that. for the revenue panel, the participation penalty increase, and this is just to pass through the state cost, there was support for. there was support for a possible pilot of extending parking meter enforcement hours. chairperson nolan: is there anything that came off -- executive director reiskin: the parking meter bagging fee was not recorded. i will have to ask one of the directors to speak on the new metred spaces. i frankly do not recall. director brinkman: the new metred spaces was generally supported. but i think people would like more information on where those readers would be. and also keeping in mind that the public process needs to be followed -- some communication to communities. executive director reiskin: and the items on page

chairman nolan: ok. thank you. commissioner campos: good morning and welcome to the tuesday put your 28th 2012 meeting of the san francisco county transportation authority. i would like to begin by thanking the staff of sfgtv who are covering this meeting. the clerk of the committee is erika cheng. please call item one. >> [roll call] we have a quorum. commissioner campos: thank you. please call item two. >> item 2. 31, 2012 and february 7, 2012 meetings. this is an action item. commissioner campos: is there anyone from the public that would like to comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. this is an action item. we have a motion by commissioner carmen chu and seconded by john i. avalos. can the tip of without objection? please call item three. >> chair's report. this is an information item. commissioner campos: i want to make a brief report. first of all, thank you for the opportunity to serve as the chair of the transportation authority. it has been a very busy first month and wanted to report

chairperson nolan: is kevin here? >> carlos rios. ymca. chairperson nolan: that will be it before our litigation session. >> good afternoon, everyone. my name is carlos rios. i am here to support free muni for youth. i understand all this hard work from community leaders. the solution is just pass. i know it is not easy. there has been a lot of apart from each party. but i understand this is for the community, and the community will appreciate the work you do for them. i understand the politics and stuff like this is in play right now. and of course it is obvious that all the people behind me want this to pass. i understand also for you that you want to. it is all about you wanting to pass this resolution. thank you. chairperson nolan: let me say once again the process here -- a process question was raised. the board does not have the authority to vote on something that is not on the agenda. this board decided some time ago that we would have this issue as part of the overall budget proceeding, which we are moving on as expeditiously as po

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chairperson nolan: the newest supervisor. congratulations, and thank you. supervisor olague: i worked for years at a senior organization. hopefully one day we will be able to look for ways limited income people and disabled people who are seniors can also have that considered for them. i write muni every day. i am on the five fulton every morning, sometimes the 24 division thereof. -- divisadero. every year, we seem to see more and more educational cuts, whether that means larger classrooms or more burden placed on parents around purchase and school supplies. now, of course, yellow buses no longer exist. that is a thing of the past. someday we will have a yellow bus in a museum, no doubt. i think it is critical, since the burden is placed on parents and families, that the city needs to provide this. school is mandatory. it is not a choice to children. they have to go to school. so i think we have to make sure that we facilitate this for them. at some point, i think the issue of -- it probably has come up before at other hearings -- the issue of safe travel

nolan was selling go ining cold water.t to him was this container full of change and $250 in paper money. it was a quarter of what he was trying to raise to bring his wheelchair basketball team to his school. >> because people have been asking me, what does it feel like to be in a wheelchair? and i wanted to show them. >> reporter: the stranger who approached nolan seemed friendly so he told the man his story. now he think he's told him too much. >> i should have not told him that i was in a wheelchair. i don't know what i was thinking. >> that's when the man reached down and took the money container. nolan feels the robber not only took advantage of his disability, but mocked him. >> he knew i couldn't run after him. so he just walked away knowing that i'm not -- i can't walk. >> reporter: eventually police recovered the ceramic jar, but the $250 in paper money was gone. only the change was left. the story was published over the weekend. it mentioned his fund-raising website, and that was all it took. thousands touched by

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[roll-call] chairman nolan will be absent today. you do have a quorum. please be advise the ringing and use of self phones and other sound producing devices are prohibited. any person responsible for one going off may be asked to leave the room. approval of minutes for the march 12 regular meeting. a motion to approve? all in favor? there will be no discussion of anticipated litigation in closed session today. new or unfinished business? and board members? i do have one thing i would like to bring up. and now we're going to have the budget before us on april 3 and that wondering what type of outreach we have done in anticipation of some of the items regarding the affairs and fee increases. i would hate to get there and have increases without first knowing there was some kind of community outreach. >> the outreach has largely taken the form of the march 3 budget hearing. and we have had four of those and the fifth one is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m. at the waldorf school. we have been putting out information and getting feedback via e-mail. i have been mee

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the boy's mother, sarah nolan, at times did not live with her children. >>ry never saw them playing, never saw them behaving like children. >> reporter: timothy fogarty lives across the street and owns the house t.j. shared with his father, brother, and sister. the house has been empty since they moved away about five years ago. the bedroom doors are padlocked on the outside. >> the house had been turned into something that looked like a jail cell. >> reporter: t.j. lane's grandparents gained cuft of the boy. neighbors say his grandparents did their best but in the past two years, deputies were often called to the home to deal with problems caused by his older brother's drug use. in 2009, t.j. lane was charged with assault for allegedly punching and choking his uncle during a fight. a judge ordered community service. scott, prosecutors have said publicly that t.j. lane chose his targets at random. but investigators tell cbs news that he knew his alleged victims well and that one of the key factors that may have led to the shooting was that lane's girlfrie