the rest i submit. >> thank you supervisor ronen. we will now interrupt the introduction of new business for the recognition of commendations. mr. president. >> supervisor walton, the floor is yours. >> thank you so much president peskin and colleagues. this afternoon i rise with the opportunity and privilege to honor two black community leaders on this last day of black history month. first, i will start with reverend pastor sonia brunswick, if you can come up to the podium please, pastor sonia. [applause] reverend sonia brunswick of sunnydale and visitation valley is senior pastor of greater life square (indiscernible) also a business owner and leadership consultant. as a market place leader, she lead organizational change in post secondary education as the executive director of non profit and additionally developed a support model implemented in a workforce development initiative that she helped build to equip african american transitional age youth can technical and leadership skills to minimize the digital divide in silicon vall

go to priors ronen and then circle back to. sorry this last point what is one of the criterias that we have to figure. >> called to slide on the 8 areas of finding. swon one is substance use disorders. >> and -- i'm sorry. to laugh but we have been tieing to figure that out for 4 year come don't have the data within d ph to figure that out. how are they asking to to figure out there in >> when they are saying is, obviously whatever you have been doing is in the working because your finings have shown you have challenges meeting the needs of individuals at laguna honda so, you need to figure out how what how and what can you do differently to meet our regulations of not excluding individuals with mental health and substance issues and making sure you don't put residence denials had don't have the issues at harm if the other residence denials are in the same space. we have to figure out -- can we make the current system work better or do we because now that's disbursed to the institution or do we cohort them to their own speciali

go to priors ronen and then circle back to.s last point what is one of the criterias that we have to figure. >> called to slide on the 8 areas of finding. swon one is substance use disorders. >> and -- i'm sorry. to laugh but we have been tieing to figure that out for 4 year come don't have the data within d ph to figure that out. how are they asking to to figure out there in >> when they are saying is, obviously whatever you have been doing is in the working because your finings have shown you have challenges meeting the needs of individuals at laguna honda so, you need to figure out how what how and what can you do differently to meet our regulations of not excluding individuals with mental health and substance issues and making sure you don't put residence denials had don't have the issues at harm if the other residence denials are in the same space. we have to figure out -- can we make the current system work better or do we because now that's disbursed to the institution or do we cohort them to their own specialized unit t

supervisor ronen. supervisor ronen will be added as cosponsor. supervisor dorsey. >> i like to be cosponsor. >> noted. with that, same house same call the resolution is a-what? what? darn. roll call, please. good eye. i saw her in there. alright. same house same call the resolution is adapted. madam clerk, item 35, please. >> item 35, this is resolution to urge the san francisco public utilities commission to reduce nutrient loading to san francisco bay and the outer coast through appropriate technology including wastewater recycling and advanced treatment. >> sea level rise and massive wild fires were not enough last summer we had the largest bloom in anybody memory in our beloved cherished san francisco bay that units the 9 bay area counties that lead to deoxygenation of our water and there largest fish kill in recorded history in san francisco bay. as a result of that, we held hearings in october and brought together for the first time ever the san francisco public utility commission, the regional water quality control board, the clean water a

supervisor ronen. supervisor ronen will be added as cosponsor. supervisor dorsey. >> i like to be cosponsor. >> noted. with that, same house same call the resolution is a-what? what? darn. roll call, please. good eye. i saw her in there. alright. same house same call the resolution is adapted. madam clerk, item 35, please. >> item 35, this is resolution to urge the san francisco public utilities commission to reduce nutrient loading to san francisco bay and the outer coast through appropriate technology including wastewater recycling and advanced treatment. >> sea level rise and massive wild fires were not enough last summer we had the largest bloom in anybody memory in our beloved cherished san francisco bay that units the 9 bay area counties that lead to deoxygenation of our water and there largest fish kill in recorded history in san francisco bay. as a result of that, we held hearings in october and brought together for the first time ever the san francisco public utility commission, the regional water quality control board, the clean water a

thank my cosponsors president peskin and also supervisors walton and ronen and also. to rescue noise and thank my legislative aid for her work on that. thank you. >> thank you supervisor preston, supervisor mandelman. >> thank you chair peskin. it sometimeless the case on this body have a dprn view and will not support the ordinance today. i question whether it is necessary. in that -- the letters that were requested appear to have been ineffective and appear to have been a protection that the -- several mayoral administrations have sought in error about whether the letters many anything at all. my take away is different from some off body i'm not oshg felonieded the mayor's office and this area and others have sought some way of ensure a mechanism to remove more easy low remove appointees not doing that the executive wanted those appointees doing on commissions where the mayor may have a narrow majority. i think -- there are commissions and commissions there are commissions this have you quasi ajudeicate function and policy and hiring and firing functions and i think

go to priors ronen and then circle back to. this last point what is one of the criterias that we have to figure. >> called to slide on the 8 areas of finding. swon one is substance use disorders. >> and -- i'm sorry. to laugh but we have been tieing to figure that out for 4 year come don't have the data within d ph to figure that out. how are they asking to to figure out there in >> when they are saying is, obviously whatever you have been doing is in the working because your finings have shown you have challenges meeting the needs of individuals at laguna honda so, you need to figure out how what how and what can you do differently to meet our regulations of not excluding individuals with mental health and substance issues and making sure you don't put residence denials had don't have the issues at harm if the other residence denials are in the same space. we have to figure out -- can we make the current system work better or do we because now that's disbursed to the institution or do we cohort them to their own specialized un

supervisor ronen. supervisor ronen will be added as cosponsor. supervisor dorsey. >> i like to be cosponsor. >> noted. with that, same house same call the resolution is a-what? what? darn. roll call, please. good eye. i saw her in there. alright. same house same call the resolution is adapted. madam clerk, item 35, please. >> item 35, this is resolution to urge the san francisco public utilities commission to reduce nutrient loading to san francisco bay and the outer coast through appropriate technology including wastewater recycling and advanced treatment. >> sea level rise and massive wild fires were not enough last summer we had the largest bloom in anybody memory in our beloved cherished san francisco bay that units the 9 bay area counties that lead to deoxygenation of our water and there largest fish kill in recorded history in san francisco bay. as a result of that, we held hearings in october and brought together for the first time ever the san francisco public utility commission, the regional water quality control board, the clean water a

supervisor ronen, thank you so much for your kind words. as i said, we have these wounds to take to our maker to say we had something worth fighting for. thank you for your kind words. the hope 6, the housing-housing is everything. it is dignity, it is housing. it is family, it is community. thank you for your leadership in that regard and thank you for remembering our observance of lent with the washing of the feet, which is really an indication of the lessens we learn and how we are inspired by our constituents. that is if anything that all of you said is how we have learned from our constituents, from the people we are here to serve, so lovely to see you. continue to see you 23 years. you didn't say what grade you were in when i first- [laughter] but thank you. it is lovely you were there last night in chine a town. i come back to you madam supervisor for offering this. really, supervisor dorsey,b i first met you when we were doing-a number of things, but whether we were doing issues relating to gun safety and that is where i'm going fro

i understand that we do have a representative from supervisor ronen's office and i also know that tom paulineo from the mayor's office is here and i don't know if you worked out who is going first but i would like to call you up to the podium. podium thank you. since this legislation was passed in 2020 other municipalities have advanced these sites using a novel approach to address legal uncertainty the code as drafted prevent this is approach. colloquial known as the new york model and a lengthily meeting at the finance and budget committee last month and by doing this we can accelerate the important public health and safety facilities. in san francisco people die at an alarming rate because of overdoses and we need to reverse this trend and i urge your support getting one step closer to most in need. my colleagues from the behavioral health and the public department are available for any questions that you may have. >> are there any other comments? >> [off mic]. >> okay. and anything from dph? perfect. thank you. do my colleagues have any questions at this time? all right. then i th

hillary ronen. he shared these photos with me taken by people who live in this part of the mission district. you can see a bunch of workers standing out there on cap street late at night and a line of cars can be seen with potential clients. >> also known as john's as we started to come out of the we really saw a with a john's tend to drive up and down the street >> the enter the bloc generally on the 18th and cap. >> and they make their way south towards 22nd supervisor. ronen and others got the idea to put up barricades in that neighborhood. the idea here is to disrupt the of their ability to >> move up and down the corridor. so i will be barricades placed on the south end of each block accessible from the north for the neighbors. lerma says the assistant police chief is also putting a motorcycle unit in that area on fridays and saturdays to issue citations district attorney brooke jenkins says she's also visited cap street at night to better understand how her office can address prostitution. >>

commissioner ronen? >>supervisor hillary ronen: thank you. say how excited we are for this project and thank you for the way you went about it and truly letting the community prioritize which project is most important. all of these improvements are desperately needed. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: ditto to what commissioner ronen said. >> all right. i will take public comment if you would like to talk about the transportation plan update. please come forward. i don't see anyone. i will look for remote public comment. >> checking for public comment on item 10. there is no public comment. >> public comment on item 10 is closed. thank you, planner. mr. clerk, please call item 11. >> >>clerk: — information* 11. internal accounting report, investment report, and debt expenditure report for the six months ending december 31, 2022 — this is an information item. >> deputy director for finance and administration. cynthia fong. >> thank you for the introduction, chair. can you hear me? >> yes. we can. >> great, wonde

a second by ronen. mr. clerk call the roll. why commission charge. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye >> commissioner engardio. >> aye >> commissioner machine man. >> aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. why commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walon. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's consent is approved. >> thank you. call item 7. >> item upon 7 final pattern allocate 190 in prospect k with conditions to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for slow and skyline improvements this it is an action item >> commissioner melgar. you wants to hear the presentation. you was not aware you were doing another presentation y. go through it quick if you like. >> sure. >> okay we have the one request this morning which was continued from the december sixth meeting a remindser this grant was done from design for the significant untilization of the skyline intersection. 1.2 million dollars earmar

many critics argue ronen is angling to try to set up a red light district. the ronen camp insists that's not the case. >>> happening now, federal food and drug regulators are debating making the narcan nasal spray available over the counter. this is to better counter the impact from the drug overdoses. advocates are asking for fas trak approval, pushing for availability by the end of march. and it comes as san francisco introduces a new measure to drop sanctuary protections for any immigrant convicted of selling fentanyl. supervisor matt haney says a hard line must be taken against those trying to profit from the sale or use fentanyl, which has killed more than 1,400 people in the city this decade. >>> happening today, new recovery center opens for contra costa county residents impacted by last month's winter storms. fema is partnering with contra costa county emergency services to help provide federal and state recovery resources. the center will be located on la gonda way in danville through march 1st. it opens at 10:00 this morning. the deadline to regist

and supervisor ronen staff says in the next 2 to 3 days the barricades will be placed there. and police on motorcycles will start patrolling. >> this friday, one of the busiest nights and in 2 weeks the city will reevaluate to see if this proposed solution is working. i'm sara stinson reporting back to you. thank you, sarah. to the south bay. now a man. >> is arrested after police say he tried to kidnap a woman at a knifepoint rather. happened early last month on lap a drive near john nice park in san jose. police say 43 year-old zhang feng shoe approached the woman who he allegedly knew from behind and then held a knife to her neck. and that's when police say shoot forced the woman to sit down on the sidewalk and tried to cover her mouth with tape and take her purse. police say the woman fought back and ran. the suspect also ran off. he was arrested weeks later. anyone with information about the incident is being asked to call san jose police. but for some it a new pictures which detail a hit and run crash. that prompted several investigations within the oakland police depar

why commissioner ronen. >> accents. >> commissioner safai. >> [echo]. commissioner stefani. >> commissioner walton. >> present y. we have quorum. >> [echo] are we good? commissioner safai is here. >> thank you, you must mute yourself when you are not on something weird is happening with audio. >> all right. thank you i think you have public comment announcement. >> i dom for members interested in participating in the board meeting we welcome atenants in person. >> [echo] or may watch channel 26 or 99 or stroll it live on sfgovtv for those wish to make remote comment dial 415-655-0001 and then access code: 2486 525 3998 ##. you will upon listen in role time. when public comment is called for the item, press star 3 to be added to speak. don't press it again or you will be removed from the queue. when the system says your line is un muted you will be allowed 2 minutes then we will move on to the next caller. calls taken in the order received. best practices to speak slowly, clearly and turn down televisions or radios. public comment will 10 first from pep

commissioner ronen? >>supervisor hillary ronen: thank you.xcited we are for this project and thank you for the way you went about it and truly letting the community prioritize which project is most important. all of these improvements are desperately needed. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> >> supervisor shamann walton: ditto to what commissioner ronen said. >> all right. i will take public comment if you would like to talk about the transportation plan update. please come forward. i don't see anyone. i will look for remote public comment. >> checking for public comment on item 10. there is no public comment. >> public comment on item 10 is closed. thank you, planner. mr. clerk, please call item 11. >> >>clerk: — information* 11. internal accounting report, investment report, and debt expenditure report for the six months ending december 31, 2022 — this is an information item. >> deputy director for finance and administration. cynthia fong. >> thank you for the introduction, chair. can you hear me? >> yes. we can. >> great, wonderful. good

thank my cosponsors president peskin and also supervisors walton and ronen and also. to rescue noise and thank my legislative aid for her work on that. thank you. >> thank you supervisor preston, supervisor mandelman. >> thank you chair peskin. it sometimeless the case on this body have a dprn view and will not support the ordinance today. i question whether it is necessary. in that -- the letters that were requested appear to have been ineffective and appear to have been a protection that the -- several mayoral administrations have sought in error about whether the letters many anything at all. my take away is different from some off body i'm not oshg felonieded the mayor's office and this area and others have sought some way of ensure a mechanism to remove more easy low remove appointees not doing that the executive wanted those appointees doing on commissions where the mayor may have a narrow majority. i think -- there are commissions and commissions there are commissions this have you quasi ajudeicate function and policy and hiring and firing functions and i think

and so, i had a good meeting with supervisor ronen today. i've spoken to the mayor's office about it and our concerns about these barricades are not just -- they are theoretical and they are real, so we're working on a better solution to that but for right now, we're going to have to improvise and so i continue to have conversations with the mayor's office about this and with supervisor ronen's office and i know president rollins of 798 is doing the same, so i think we will get to, we have gotten to a better place and i think that will continue. and that concludes my report for today. >> thank you very much, chief. at this time, is there any member of the public that wish to give public comment. >> there's nobody on the public comment line. and nobody approaching the podium. >> thank you very much, madam secretary. public comment is closed at this time. commissioners, any comments, questions to the chief at this point? commissioner collins? >> so, regarding cap street and you say you'll have to improvise in the meantime, how long do you -- y

chief supervisor hillary ronen or staff spoke to the chief this weekend. their concern was just basically a mobility and access to move around a large regs if they needed to approach from both sides of the street. some of the those are some of the examples that were given now supervisor ronen's office will meet with members of the fire department, the police department, the mayor's office and the mta. >> the tuesday meeting is designed to come up with solutions that all parties will be satisfied with. i would envision some kind of rearrangement of the so you know, that we can accommodate fires, request. >> but that there for now that we're we're not taking them away with that's the question right now. we know where we're going to figure out a solution. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. well, still to come on the kron 4 morning news you have in many cities lost population during the pandemic. but one bay area city has been dealing with the exact opposite. how dublin became the fastest growing city in california. and after a nice weekend, aides about to get real c

chief supervisor hillary ronen or staff spoke to the chief this weekend. their concern was just basically a mobility and access to move around a large rigs if they needed to approach from both sides of the street. some of the those are some of examples that were given now supervisor ronen's office will meet with members of the fire department, the police department, the mayor's office and the mta. >> the tuesday meeting is designed to come up with solutions that all parties will be satisfied with. i would envision some kind of rearrangement of the so you know, that we can accommodate fires, request. >> but that there for now that we're we're not taking them away with is that's the question right now. we know we're going to figure out a solution. >> dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside and san francisco along the embarcadero. you see the and the bucky ball there. and it's a nice night feels like spring out there. but these warm temperatures not going to last that much longer. meteorologist brittany begl

. >> thank you, commissioner ronen no more names on the roster mr. clerk public comment. >> yes. madam chair members of the public occupy this item joining in-person listening call. >> public comment call-in 1 (415) 655-0001 / meeting id: 2499 581 1506 # # for star three to enter the line and wait and begin your comments and seeing none, no in-person speakers in the chambers and madam chair have not speakers in the queue. >> thank you. public comment public comment is closed. (gavel) and i move this attempt to the full board with recommendation and that we look forward to seeing the report i or by june fiasco recommended by the budget and legislative analyst mr. clerk call roll. >> for the recommendation and committee is requesting the report from the city administrator and the budget analyst commissioner mandelman, aye. >> commissioner ronen, aye. >> commissioner chan, aye. >> have three i's. >> the motion carries. and clerk call clerk call item - retroactive - california department of parks and recreation - india basin shoreline park - $25,000,000] sponsors: mayor; walton spons

has no plans to author legislation to create a red light district nor has he heard from supervisor ronen do that issues. state senator scott wiener was unavailable for comment. >> however, lerma says supervisor owners office aims to move the proposal forward in we will be introducing a resolution. >> that's the board of supervisors this from the state legislature in san francisco haaziq kron. 4 news. >> other news tonight, search teams are looking through the widespread destruction for earthquake survivors and victims in turkey and syria. they're using microphones to try to pick up faint noises, specially trained dogs and fiber optic cameras are also involved. try to pick up the heat inside the rubble. more than 12,000 people have died in the earthquakes. it is the world's deadliest earthquake in more than a decade. turkey's president is promising to have homes rebuilt within a year in the hardest hit areas. a syrian official says the quake has displaced about 300,000 people in government-held parts of that country. >> time for a look at the forecast we look live over san francisco after

that's what san francisco city supervisor hillary ronen says her office advocating for state lawmakers to address the issue and to legalize. but the san francisco police officers association says legalizing something does not make that problem. go away and use the legal cannabis industry as a example of this. >> they're still selling out on the street stop anything, right? you still have people being shot over marijuana. so have you businesses being robbed of their marijuana, right? so it didn't stop it just because they say, oh, we're going make it legal and everything's going to be good. that did not happen. >> the supervisor ronen his office says it is drafting legislation to be presented to the state legislature. okay. this might sound a little strange but don't rush to file your taxes. that's what the irs is saint. this message applies 31 million people in california, which means anyone who received a middle class tax refund kron four's justine waltman tells us why taxpayers should wait. when gas prices and inflation hit a high. >> the state of california gave out millions of midd

supervisor hillary ronen. catherine pugh from the genesis institute. kat taylor, the founder and ceo of the office of cat taylor. marty walk a zoo, the ceo of native american health center. along with him is natalie are you are the chief administrator for the native american health center? jonathan cordero and get great castro of the association of the roma. tasha loney. april mcgill, executive director for the american indian cultural center. sarah mankato, the executive director for the cultural conservancy. sharia sousa and paloma floors from the san francisco american indian cultural district. susanna rojas , executive director for latino community cultural district. roberto hernandez, the founder and ceo of kana and the mission food hub. dr cheryl davis, director of human rights commission. tyrone jue, the acting director for the department of the environment. rich hills, miriam joan and julia saberi from the san francisco planning department. josh arce, director of the workforce development twd. eric shaw, the director of m o. h. c. d. phil ginsb

hillary ronen. he shared these photos with me taken by people who live in this part of the mission district. you can see a bunch of workers standing out there on cap street late at night and a line of cars can be seen with potential clients. >> also known as john's as we started to come out of the we really saw a with a john's tend to drive up and down the street. >> the enter the bloc generally on 18th and cap. >> and they make their way south towards 22nd supervisor. ronen and others got the idea to put up barricades in that neighborhood. the idea here is to disrupt their ability to >> move up and down the corridor. so i will be barricades placed on the south end of each block. >> accessible from the north for the neighbors. lerma says the assistant police chief is also putting a motorcycle unit in that area on fridays and saturdays to issue citations district attorney brooke jenkins says she's also visited cap street at night to better understand how her office can address prostitution and human

hillary ronen. he shared these photos with me taken by people who live in this part of the mission district. you can see a bunch of workers standing out there on cap street late at night and a line of cars can be seen with potential clients. >> also known as john's as we started to come out of the we really saw a with a john's tend to drive up and down the street. >> the enter the bloc generally on the 18th and cap. >> and they make their way south towards 22nd supervisor. ronen and others got the idea to put up barricades in that neighborhood. the idea here is to disrupt their ability to >> move up and down the corridor. so i be barricades placed on the south end of each block accessible from the north for the neighbors. lerma says the assistant police chief is also putting a motorcycle unit in that area on fridays and saturdays to issue citations district attorney brooke jenkins says she's also visited cap street at night to better understand how her office can address prostitution. >> and human t

hillary ronen. he shared these photos with me taken by people who live in this part of the mission district. you can see a bunch of workers standing out there on cap street late at night and a line of cars can be seen with potential clients. >> also known as john's as we started to come out of the we really saw a with a john's tend to drive up and down the street. >> they enter the bloc generally on the 18th and cap. >> and they make their way south. >> towards 22nd supervisor ronen and others got the idea to put up barricades in that neighborhood. the idea here is to disrupt their ability to move up and down the corridor. so i know we barricades placed on the south end of each accessible from the north for the neighbors. lerma says the assistant police chief is also putting a motorcycle unit in that area on fridays and saturdays to issue citations district attorney brooke jenkins says she's also visited cap street at night to better understand how her office can address prostitution. >> and human t

hillary ronen. he shared these photos with me taken by people who live in this part of the mission district. you can see a bunch of workers standing out there on cap street late at night and a line of cars can be seen with potential clients. >> also known as john's as we started to come out of the we really saw a with a john's tend to drive up and down the street. >> the enter the bloc generally on 18th and cap. >> and they make their way south. >> towards 22nd supervisor ronen and others got the idea to put up barricades in that neighborhood. the idea here is to disrupt their ability to move up and down the corridor. so i will be barricades placed on the south end of each block accessible from the north for the neighbors. lerma says the assistant police chief is also putting a motorcycle unit in that area on fridays and saturdays to issue citations district attorney brooke jenkins says she's also visited cap street at night to better understand how her office can address prostitution. >> and human

[applause] >> supervisor ronen. >> thank you. i'll try to keep this short. things i want to tell you that i feel lucky i get to tell you today. the first is that i think about you all the time. i dont know-i think there is a lot of people that do, but i wanted you to know i think about you all the time, because being an elected official is a really hard job. if you want to make real significant change to improve people's lives, you get beaten up no matter what you do every which way. your colleagues are difficult to deal with at times and that is just on the san francisco board of supervisors. i think when i want to give up i think about you in congress dealing with people that truly truly in their heart of hearts have different beliefs about how to treat human beings and your stain power and your ability to accomplish everything you accomplished is extraordinary and it is something that many of us think about all the time at the roughest moments and it gives us the strength to keep fighting to stick to it to not give up and continue to be bold so i want to

hillary ronen says 17th in folsom is in one of the lowest points of the city and is a well-known flood zone. the area saw high water take over the streets last month. this business is still closed because of flooding damage. we understand the >> problem inconvenience and tragedy that these floods can so we really just want to make sure that we prevent that in the future. lerma's says these temporary barriers are a quick fix to an ongoing problem in the neighborhood. fulsome and 17th streets have long been waiting for a 200 million dollar drainage improvement project to begin. but until that happens, the temporary barriers will have to do. >> some home and business owners are already preparing on their own. we are hoping that that these these continue to work. >> they have worked in the past to keep thousands from flooding. but, you know, it's it's getting a large infrastructure projects built in the city is very difficult task. >> as kron four's dan thorn reporting the frame signs along folsom street says that the barriers are going to be up for as long as they're needed. and cities al

a second by ronen. mr. clerk call the roll.ion charge. >> aye. >> commissioner dorsey. >> aye >> commissioner engardio. >> aye >> commissioner machine man. >> aye. >> commissioner melgar. >> aye. >> commissioner peskin. >> aye. >> commissioner preston. >> aye. >> commissioner ronen. >> aye. why commissioner safai. >> aye. >> commissioner stefani. >> aye. >> commissioner walon. >> aye. >> there are 11 aye's consent is approved. >> thank you. call item 7. >> item upon 7 final pattern allocate 190 in prospect k with conditions to the san francisco municipal transportation agency for slow and skyline improvements this it is an action item >> commissioner melgar. you wants to hear the presentation. you was not aware you were doing another presentation y. go through it quick if you like. >> sure. >> okay we have the one request this morning which was continued from the december sixth meeting a remindser this grant was done from design for the significant untilization of the skyline intersection. 1.2 million dollars earmarked for cons