thank you. >> chair farrell and supervisor mar fred rousseau from the budget analyst office. i will provide an overview of the report and katie who is staff on the project and then i can respond to questions or provide more details. could we get the laptop here? great. thank you. quickly the scope of the analysis. we were asked by our office and you supervisor mar how sfmta bicycle strategy strategic plan could be funded and implemented. how much of the current capital and operating budgets are now allocated to bicycle mode projects? how projects and funding is prioritized by sfmta by mode -- in other words how bicycle projects are decided on? we're asked to look how sfmta delivers its projects and if there is room in improvement and project delivery, and we were asked to compare san francisco investment in bicycle infrastructure and projects with other cities in the u.s.. to start with we looked at the strategic plan and the large goals of sfmta from their strategic plan they have established the goal of decreasing private auto use to 50% of all trips by 2018 -- scenario and

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rousseau had that idea, that it led to fascism.tante said the greek idea of dividing sovereign power among the people -- who were not women or slaves then -- but the citizens of athens shared a sovereign power. they would decide together how the country should be conducted. that basic idea of democracy is what he calls positive liberty. negative liberty is simply freedom from the state telling you what to do. both have desirable aspects. ithought a whole lot of what do in the court, and the notion of positive liberty is helpful because it suggests a need for participation, that the government is you. it is not us versus them. where did that idea come from? in my life, in high school, if you grew up in san francisco in the 1950s, you would have it strong. i think this is a helpful idea. i wanted to explain that idea in that book. my name is kimberly. i go to juniata college. i was wondering how you-based decisions where there is no text or history or tradition? >> there is going to be a text. what you see as first-year law students,

rousseau had that idea, that it led to fascism. constante said the greek idea of dividing sovereign power among the people -- who were not women or slaves then -- but the citizens of athens shared a sovereign power. they would decide together how the country should be conducted. that basic idea of democracy is what he calls positive liberty. negative liberty is simply freedom from the state telling you what to do. both have desirable aspects. i thought a whole lot of what i do in the court, and the notion of positive liberty is tremendously helpful because it suggests a need for participation, that the government is you. it is not us versus them. where did that idea come from? in my life, in high school, if you grew up in san francisco in the 1950s, you would have it strong. i think this is a helpful idea. i wanted to explain that idea in that book. >> my name is kimberly. i go to juniata college. i was wondering how you-based decisions where there is no text or history or tradition? >> there is going to be a text. contrary to what

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