. >> rachel hyatt, district planner. this is the district ten ntip planner. we looked for projects that will improve health, care quality, reduce vehicle miles traveled in district ten, especially through partnership of developers in all of the major development areas that are happening in district ten as well as emerging mobility services. we built off all of the long amount of planning that has been done in district ten and our deep understanding of the needs that have been vocalized throughout the years, and we used a cocreation strategy in developing the recommendations. we worked with an outreach team that used techniques, working with all of the stakeholders, so community members, both new and long-time residents, but also institutions, employers, and representatives of the development community to cocreate the solutions that we're recommending today. the first area of recommendation is new mobility. and microtransit or shuttle is recommendition as that we heard. we -- is recommendations that we heard where they are consistent with m.t.a.'s private tran

rachel hyatt, principal transportation planner. i wanted to share with you the information we presented to the committee on november 27 and also the amendments that the committee made in their recommendations. so as you all know, treasure island is growing. it's planned to grow significantly, into a large, new neighborhood in san francisco, from about 600 households today to 8,000 households in 2035. so it's a significant amount of growth. when the city decided to undertake this about 20 years ago now, transportation was a key challenge, associated with figuring out how to support this new neighborhood. so the planning for the neighborhood's transportation system has been under way for about the same amount of time that the city has been thinking about this endeavor and bringing treasure island into san francisco. the plans -- the first transportation plan was adopted in 2006. and the same strategies and goals and principles that you see today and underlie the recommendations today, date back to the original 2006 plan. the developm

. >> rachel hyatt, district planner. this is the district ten ntip planner. we looked for