thank you complair and director reiskin on the yes, ma'am of the responding district i'm going to put my notes aside i'm anger and inside mr. alfred 87-year-old mr. alfred yee on gary and 26th avenue outside of a senior center in 2011 a woman an geary we campground a 3 and 4-year-old open fulsome modify who was killed on 25 letting avenue in fulsome we've known about this for years how long will it take to take rapid action on vision zero so as director reiskin they're not accidents they're killing basically we have to work on education engineering and enforcement i'm proud our r0r7bd station is here they are the one station that took a hard look at vision zero i want to thank the hard working men and women at the richmond station i'm raifr from the robert district i learned about that or this so my comments are from my heart three or four supervisors from the time after sophies death in the new year's time over a years ago we're looking at new york city and other cities with the bicycle coalition and walk sf and our community coalition we've been advocating for this i'm glad it tom m

. >> director reiskin can you come back with a report. >> thank you, director. >> thank you. >> any other new business. >> i wanted to bring up the unfortunate cable car accident one of our operators was hit by a car that was illegal passing a cable car i know that safety in vision zero extended not only to the citizens again itself employees cable car that area is treacherous and people going places in their private automobiles is there anything to protect our cable door operators better we frequently have crashes between cars and cable cars maybe time to make the streets cable car only. >> i was going to do give you an updated during my report. >> thank you. >> i appreciate the comment. >> any other new business members. >> i wanted to see. >> next item. >> okay. and just again members of the public who are standing because of the for codes you need to find a seat or overflow room in 408 go to the overflow room or find a chair now. >> item 7 director's report. >> ed reiskin. >> good afternoon members of the public and board and staff since you've mentioned i'll start with the issue of t

next speaker, please. >> he's the last person to address this by director reiskin or mr. haley. >> good afternoon directors. >> one of the items that was better transit recognition we used to have one hundred taxis for the area where are the ramps i don't see more than 10 really moving in the city the numbers maybe there and the thought but the books maybe there but really not there would you, please get all the data in front of the the public there is 90 rams almost missing and some on regular taxis and the second item highway some mr. director mentioned but your city streets at bay bridge area are gridlocked so much it is more than horrible not only here but all over the planet but what are you doing for that there's a solution for that, yes. >> block the freeway traffic for 5 minutes and move the city streets gridlock anti first every 5 minute every hour and you have your 20 blocks cleared in 5 minutes that's the second thing about this seniority list i've seen the name of the person who's vehicle was taken back when director malcolm heinecke can i was there i've seen

him (clapping). >> they're very proud of their daddy as they've said. >> good afternoon director reiskinnd to echo the sentiment we're fortunate to have this team into in terms of his planning for the future of our agency and in response to the challenges that come up in fact another thing he's responsible for the tracking system with his help we've been able to identify efficiencies so thank you, again (clapping.) >> thank you (laughter) >> on behalf of board thank you for your illness service great you brought your family here today thank you. >> thank you (clapping.) >> moving on a few more items one i wanted to give you an update as you recall the area residential cue when it came to the board there was some strong community support including from the major organization there were institutional organizations that that were concerned we've held a number of meetings with those folks with representatives from those organizations we'll continue to meet with them their egg endorsing some modifications to what we brought you in march including hour time limits we've established is as a two

and i should state that dennis or the city attorney was appointed as the officer as director reiskin mentioned and some time ago and regardless they have done a lot of work for us over the years and they continue to work with us and they are less expensive certainly. i think their highest billing dollar amount is about 253 an hour. the lowest private attorney is 353 an hour so it's a huge difference but i want to add how critically important it is to have our city attorney as the officer and just the [inaudible] alone has been extremely helpful to us [inaudible] when we went out for the goldman-sachs loan. it makes a big difference and it really helps the credibility of the organization and getting the funding and i can see the chair olson agreeing so i want to point that outand we're winding down the station in less than three years. you will hear on an item today that we completed. i don't see a lot but we have a number of elements that i think where the city attorney would be help helpful, retear and sponsorship. those are the big elements coming up and certainly helpful in other

are sorrow needed in the united states, that will be happening at 1:00, i'll be there and director reiskin will be there as well as the south day and north bay partners, and speaking of jobs and economic opportunities, i did want to remind everyone of our policies to give back to the community as everyone knows, that's something that's personally very important to me to give back to our community with our project and one of the things we've been doing is working closely with john o'connell and tech 21's program, we got 3 students with us here today, they're going to be presenting in a moment, the good work they ao*f been doing. we've been donating equipment, we've been participating through our turner contraction manager, through webcor, our general manager, and we started an internship that runs through may 7th with three of the students, [inaudible] i'm proud of the work they do and justin is also here today with jvs, justin brown, jvs works closely with the tech 21 bram and i'm going the ask him if he can come up to say a few words about the program and introduce the students who have a

hill, so i am curious how that can get sorted through, and i i've had conversations with director reiskin and i sent him over a heat map to show where the kids are coming from. i don't know if you saw that yet. >> we did. i think it gets to the first part here which is identifying a single point of contact, so as things like that change that you don't have to go to ed reiskin to make sure that we're coordinating with the school. we did have an opportunity for the school. sue lu went out and talked with the principal about their program. the 44 and the 54 do go right by the site, but they're also going to be providing some shuttles to third street and glen park and what we agreed to do was to be there in the fall and then support the school as those changes will allow, but i think a key is a single point of contact. a lot of information that we get now is through principals and them reaching out. >> commissioner fewer. >> yes thank you. so this presentation actually answered many, many questions so thanks for this update. it's very appreciated. so this last week i met with some students fr

and ed reiskin, head of muni. ed, i want to begin with muni. we talk to passengers about their experience on muni and heard their comments. let's take a look first of all. >> what's your experience? >> it really depends on where you're going. some places are okay. the others, there's fights all the time and things. >> it depends where i take it. i would say most of the time, 99% of the time, it's perfect. in the tenderloin it can get a little weird. >> maybe more frequency with buses at nighttime. a lot of people commute at night. >> you don't like waiting on the corner for a bus when it's supposed to be there and it's not. >> so your reaction. frequency seems to be one of the biggest complaints. not enough buses. >> it is. we have more demand than we have the ability to meet right now. the good news is that thanks in part to the state of the economy in san francisco which we are in part beneficiaries of, we have more funding for our operating budget. and in fact, two days from now this saturday, august -- or april 25 we're going to be increasi

late today and a number of our board members, supervisor and chairperson kim and directors nuru and reiskin were walk to work today, today's another special day because today's nasal american transportation stand up for transportation today, today at 1:00 at the temporary terminal, we'll be hosting an event with all of our raoen nam partners to reauthorize map 21, we need public infrahave you beening khur and projects like the transbay center to provide access and jobs that are sorrow needed in the united states, that will be happening at 1:00, i'll be there and director reiskin will be there as well as the south day and north bay partners, and speaking of jobs and economic opportunities, i did want to remind everyone of our policies to give back to the community as everyone knows, that's something that's personally very important to me to give back to our community with our project and one of the things we've been doing is working closely with john o'connell and tech 21's program, we got 3 students with us here today, they're going to be presenting in a moment, the good work they ao*f been

. >> i don't want to interrupt but to save the time it's mined director reiskin that proposal has been she felt or put off for now; is that correct i'll take advantage to thank the others that brought this to my attention and the attention of the board you heard with the director said thank you you made a stronger point it was heard and our a vibrant part of this process i personally say thank you to you all. >> (calling names). >> herbert wiener i unfortunately missed the display by spur of the affirmative that noted the map of the new muni routes i'd like to have a copy of it the proposals for the restructuring the bus services i tried to see the exhibit i failed to do so the person at spur said this is available for mta i'd like to see that and general comment i noticed that a lot of planning can be deavailed of political and social valuables in the urges of world war i the dreams of world war i was the quick interpretation of germany over france they would have to go through belgium and what happened then was bringing sided with the side of the allies this is an example of when pla

. >> we'll ask director reiskin to come back. >> next item. >> what? oh sorry we have exciting news from the board of supervisors this average against all odds supervisor campos unanimously selected for other 4 years >> monday evening on the consent calendar by one resolution in the form or forms listed below. if discussion is desired, that item will be removed from the consent agenda and will be considered separately. i've received no indication that any matters should be served. >> motion to approve. >> all in favor, say i. opposed? next item and item 11 the approval of a supplemental capital budget for 2016 which includes addressing $15 million from impact fees into the original projects from the general fund paej allegation in the capital budget up to $26 million based population growth and appropriately those what the bay area for light rail and the bonds for the streetscape project and having the adjustment permitting $8 million from the general fund on behalf of the budget to save the contract and authorizing the county correction to the origina

the effort 38 they make and the vision for 50 one hundred i want to call out some of the people ed reiskin from the sfmta (clapping) he didn't even own a car this man (laughter) he walks the talk pasture monique moyer from the court who deeply believes in the importance of urging our property to lead the way and demonstrate what is possible facebook's from rec and park (clapping) there's nothing that says environment are mohammed nuru from dpw (clapping) that man as ground level in his blood i'm convinced his blood arrest harlan kelly from k pc that man is my partner on energy and water and lucky to have someone with his commitment new orleans from the zoning administrator she's in favor of 0 fleet and she's going to make sure we have the greenest fleet in the country we're on track and tom huey from the department of building inspection so tom (clapping) our buildings can't only be green but save and fundamental and tom makes sure that is happening i want to make one additional comment and compliment with the mayor said our action plan zero vod od h one hundred is in keep it simple and re

corrections correct name and subject line for background for university of california berkley to ed reiskinegular gent of the uc berkley and 154 on page 2 withdrawn from the consent calendar correction to 144 k-6 and correct funding source to the general fund and correct code to zero 100002014 and 121042850 and correction to 4b b-144 on pages one hundred 34 and 35 this is $44,000 3 hundred plus dollars and total two funding services as follows title four 21st century community vs. program and correct the sax codes as follows: (named) totally $4,000 as follows: (named) arrest $15,000 plus dollars as follows: (named) total in $4,058 to correct to $4,100,000 and to date as mentioned thank you, mr. steel. >> are there any items served by the board and discussion for vote. >> ms. wynns. >> i'd like to sever 154 dash 1 ak 3 on page one hundred 6. >> the teachers for america proposal so there will be a roll call vote under section o of the remaining consent calendar items and then a discussion and vote on the served matter under sections 2 so the next item on the agenda is h superintendent proposa

late today and a number of our board members, supervisor and chairperson kim and directors nuru and reiskin were walk to work today, today's another special day because today's nasal american transportation stand up for transportation today, today at 1:00 at the temporary terminal, we'll be hosting an event with all of our raoen nam partners to reauthorize map 21, we need public infrahave you beening khur and projects like the transbay center to provide access and jobs that are sorrow