. >> commissioner pappas? >> yes. is there a particular part under which all of this falls? >> it's the planning part of it. it's like getting involved in the environmental impact report phase of things, so it's a lot of collective -- it's not a department per se, but it's getting involved in the planning part where they're actually designing -- doing the design of it, and that's where you have to have a voice so that things get designed in a way that is safer for people. >> what i'm trying to describe are those committees that meet regularly, and they hear from staff from daas, and they hear from staff -- you know, it's an m.t.a. person who then takes it back. so i'm saying all this stuff gets integrated, but it takes a while to figure out where does that voice matter. but all of these source of design ideas, and i think really, we're becoming knowledgeable about them, and red lights, what an idea. and stopping a little bit and giving the pedestrian time to get across before the car starts coming into the intersection, what a concept. well, now, something that's pretty much

. >> commissioner pappas? >> yes. is there a particular part under which all of this falls?part of it. it's like getting involved in the environmental impact report phase of things, so it's a lot of collective -- it's not a department per se, but it's getting involved in the planning part where they're actually designing -- doing the design of it, and that's where you have to have a voice so that things get designed in a way that is safer for

commissioner pappas. >> as the representative of this body to the in-home supportive services groups, i just wanted to say thank you for the presentation, greg, on july 16. it was informative, and it was inspiring. thank you. >> thank you. any other comments or questions? [gavel]. >> thank you very much. next on the agenda is old business, and there is none on the agenda. new business, item number 6. presentation on the expansion of cal fresh benefits to s.s.i.-s.s.d. recipients. staff to present. >> good morning, commissioners, and executive director. my name is ana marie lara. i'm a director with cal services net, which is cal fresh and medi-cal. i'm here to do a presentation, and this is going to be a powerpoint presentation, so let's see...okay. terrific. okay. okay. so i want to start off with a -- with a statistic here. it's estimated that one in four san franciscans are food insecure. >> consume. can you speak into the mic? >> oh, sure, sorry about that. can you hear me now? >> yes. >> you want the microphone? >> yeah, could i? it's kind of dropping. okay. so it's estimated tha

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