parts: improve circulation, focus on strategis that will shift travel alreadis to transit and nonmotorized improve walkability where local trips are dominated by pedestrian, bicyclists and transit riders. under this rubric the city developed a strategy that looks at streets not only in isolation but understood they function as network and collection serving similar travel demands need to be developed as multimodal corridors with some streets playing important roles for surface-running transit; others playing a key role for the dwpment of the bicycle network such as that as we afford with street level we are thinking wholelysing tickly about how the network functions. all this is detailed in the report. i will touch a couple highlights. we recognize all our surface streets need to be safe and accessible for pedestrians. that some streets are going to serve and do serve a role for vehicular traffic but improvements need to focus on vulnerable users, particularly pedestrians. we are thinking about how the network as a whole functions. in terms how this boils down to the street level, some hig

we're also looking at ways we can improve nonmotorized transportation in the bay if we're able to move the light rail to the west side, what does that do to pedestrian accessibility as well as bus operation. this effort is being coordinated with recently approved land use and transportation plan. we're looking at how to extend the benefit of having a west side alignment beyond park merced here. we have produced some initial study products, including planning goals [speaker not understood] as well as existing conditions so we can understand in more detail really what happens to the [speaker not understood] light rail as well as traffic volumes in the area and pedestrian activity. and we started the process of developing some preliminary concepts for how we could do that light rail shift to the west side. do we go over 19th avenue, do we go under 19th avenue, where do we go over and where do we go under and how do we come up. we continue to screen out these preliminary concepts together with our partners, and we expect to bring some concepts to the community later this fall. this is kind