now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city p

sf mta had a lot of opportunities to coordinate and better our efforts since our last presentation. we have since begun meeting on a monthly basis with the school district in a committee that looks at the 20 or so intersections between sfusd and sf mta. because of that, we've been able to better coordinate on a number of issues that are planning and operational things from muni school tripers and the times they start and arrive at each school as the crossing guards and where they are placed as well as parking and curb space. many thanks due to the presentations at this committee, we've been able to look at that and start to coordinate more effectively. it still a work in progress of course but i think we are in the right track and many thanks to nick casner and anna velazquez who is at the department of public health who are helping with that coordination effort. another item that we became aware of. on october 10th governor brown signed into law that decriminalize youth derivation that allows sf mta to -- through the juvenile court system. this following the success of free muni fo

. >> the last project is ensuring the transit service equity to engage in the project from sf mta. they are requesting funds as a match that would allow mta to do a few things to form with some based organizations and engagement methods and collaborations and gain insights on the public engagement process to help sf mta and muni serve as a more equitable system and found more muni for engaging. sf mta current data base tools are not necessarily appropriate for assessing the needs and concerns in the communities and don't translate to the experience of being a muni rider. the objectives in the screen identified challenges impacting selective neighborhoods and implementing strategies to help social related and environmental issues. this project will be completed in mid-2017. with that, we have representatives from the project sponsors from these projects and happy to take questions. >>supervisor katy tang: thank you, commissioner yee? >>supervisor norman yee: i want to thank the study for the balboa park station. it's due time. there has been discussion from the city or the mayor's of

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyonei would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city pla

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city p

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city p

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city p

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyonei would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city pla

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyone. i would like to thank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city p

not really that that common and walk sf appreciates and vision zero coalition appreciates all the hard work of the mta staff and look forward to future projects being done ahead of schedule too. thank you. >> thank you. any members. public who would like to speak on this item? just please come up to the mic. >> sylvia johnson. we don't move very fast with bigger wheels and a lot of other issues that we're seeing -- i think sometimes we need a blue light to stop or slow down. so when it turns yellow they have a blue light in between to slow down and proceed because that way they could drive safeer and we're seeing with sidewalks, and more bigger wheels will culminate with these issues on lights [speaker not understood] >> thank you. at this time you will close public comment. you don't need to speak at public comment. at this time i will close public comment. public comment is closed. [ gavel ] . director chang? >> thank you, chair kim. you just wanted to add my thanks and congratulations and acknowledgment to walk sf and the team here really does deserve a ton of credit and to acknowledge sfmta and al

not really that that common and walk sf appreciates and vision zero coalition appreciates all the hard work of the mta staff and look forward to future projects being done ahead of schedule too. thank you. >> thank you. any members. public who would like to speak on this item? just please come up to the mic. >> sylvia johnson. we don't move very fast with bigger wheels and a lot of other issues that we're seeing -- i think sometimes we need a blue light to stop or slow down. so when it turns yellow they have a blue light in between to slow down and proceed because that way they could drive safeer and we're seeing with sidewalks, and more bigger wheels will culminate with these issues on lights [speaker not understood] >> thank you. at this time you will close public comment. you don't need to speak at public comment. at this time i will close public comment. public comment is closed. [ gavel ] . director chang? >> thank you, chair kim. you just wanted to add my thanks and congratulations and acknowledgment to walk sf and the team here really does deserve a ton of credit and to acknowledge sfmta and al

not really that that common and walk sf appreciates and vision zero coalition appreciates all the hard work of the mtataff and look forward to future projects being done ahead of schedule too. thank you. >> thank you. any members. public who would like to speak on this item? just please come up to the mic. >> sylvia johnson. we don't move very fast with bigger wheels and a lot of other issues that we're seeing -- i think sometimes we need a blue light to stop or slow down. so when it turns yellow they have a blue light in between to slow down and proceed because that way they could drive safeer and we're seeing with sidewalks, and more bigger wheels will culminate with these issues on lights [speaker not understood] >> thank you. at this time you will close public comment. you don't need to speak at public comment. at this time i will close public comment. public comment is closed. [ gavel ] . director chang? >> thank you, chair kim. you just wanted to add my thanks and congratulations and acknowledgment to walk sf and the team here really does deserve a ton of credit and to acknowledge sfmta and all

sf to speak on the item. >> hello again, chair kim and commissioners,age deluca, the policy director with walk san francisco and we have been working closely with the mta the campaign. we're really excited that ase has been proven in reducing crashes and deaths and we feel in order to reach our ambitious goal of vision zero in the city we need every tool available and we really want this tool to help us reach that goal and walk sf has been doing different initiative and we have a petition on our website at walksan francisco and anyone in this room can go sign it now to help the cause. we also are getting our vision zero coalition members, the organizations to pass resolutions in support of ace and also send letters of support to their state legislators and we're also very happy to help this committee in in way possible with the ace campaign, as well as individual commissioners. so please lean on us if you need us. we urge you today to support this resolution and get us this tool we need to reach this goal. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed [ gavel ] . colleagues can we take action on this

sf access program1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank mta and partners as well and as we move forward with these contracts that we are in fact as a requirement for any competing process that we add that workers should be paid a prevailing wage. i think that it's important for us as a city to make that a priority when we issue these kinds of rfp's and at the end of the day, if you care about workers and you care about them getting the wages they deserve to be successful and to survive in this city you have to put up the money that it takes. that's what this does. i'm very grateful for that and very proud of the work done around this. thank you. i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor campos. this is great regulation. i'm supportive 100%. madam clerk, please add me as a sponsor. can we take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. >> item 20. city clerk: [purchase and sale of electricity and related products and services for cleanpowersf - san francisco public utilities comm

sf access program1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank mta and partners as well and as we move forward with these contracts that we are in fact as a requirement for any competing process that we add that workers should be paid a prevailing wage. i think that it's important for us as a city to make that a priority when we issue these kinds of rfp's and at the end of the day, if you care about workers and you care about them getting the wages they deserve to be successful and to survive in this city you have to put up the money that it takes. that's what this does. i'm very grateful for that and very proud of the work done around this. thank you. i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor campos. this is great regulation. i'm supportive 100%. madam clerk, please add me as a sponsor. can we take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. >> item 20. city clerk: [purchase and sale of electricity and related products and services for cleanpowersf - san francisco public utilities comm

sf access program1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank mta and partners as well and as we move forward with these contracts that we are in fact as a requirement for any competing process that we add that workers should be paid a prevailing wage. i think that it's important for us as a city to make that a priority when we issue these kinds of rfp's and at the end of the day, if you care about workers and you care about them getting the wages they deserve to be successful and to survive in this city you have to put up the money that it takes. that's what this does. i'm very grateful for that and very proud of the work done around this. thank you. i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor campos. this is great regulation. i'm supportive 100%. madam clerk, please add me as a sponsor. can we take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. >> item 20. city clerk: [purchase and sale of electricity and related products and services for cleanpowersf - san francisco public utilities comm

sf to speak on the item. >> hello again, chair kim and commissioners,age deluca, the policy director with walk san francisco and we have been working closely with the mta the campaign. we're really excited that ase has been proven in reducing crashes and deaths and we feel in order to reach our ambitious goal of vision zero in the city we need every tool available and we really want this tool to help us reach that goal and walk sf has been doing different initiative and we have a petition on our website at walksan francisco and anyone in this room can go sign it now to help the cause. we also are getting our vision zero coalition members, the organizations to pass resolutions in support of ace and also send letters of support to their state legislators and we're also very happy to help this committee in in way possible with the ace campaign, as well as individual commissioners. so please lean on us if you need us. we urge you today to support this resolution and get us this tool we need to reach this goal. thank you. >> thank you. is there any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed [ gavel ] . colleagues can we take action on this

not really that that common and walk sf appreciates and vision zero coalition appreciates all the hard work of the mtaf and look forward to future projects being done ahead of schedule too. thank you. >> thank you. any members. public who would like to speak on this item? just please come up to the mic. >> sylvia johnson. we don't move very fast with bigger wheels and a lot of other issues that we're seeing -- i think sometimes we need a blue light to stop or slow down. so when it turns yellow they have a blue light in between to slow down and proceed because that way they could drive safeer and we're seeing with sidewalks, and more bigger wheels will culminate with these issues on lights [speaker not understood] >> thank you. at this time you will close public comment. you don't need to speak at public comment. at this time i will close public comment. public comment is closed. [ gavel ] . director chang? >> thank you, chair kim. you just wanted to add my thanks and congratulations and acknowledgment to walk sf and the team here really does deserve a ton of credit and to acknowledge sfmta and all of

sf access program1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank mta and partners as well and as we move forward with these contracts that we are in fact as a requirement for any competing process that we add that workers should be paid a prevailing wage. i think that it's important for us as a city to make that a priority when we issue these kinds of rfp's and at the end of the day, if you care about workers and you care about them getting the wages they deserve to be successful and to survive in this city you have to put up the money that it takes. that's what this does. i'm very grateful for that and very proud of the work done around this. thank you. i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor campos. this is great regulation. i'm supportive 100%. madam clerk, please add me as a sponsor. can we take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. >> item 20. city clerk: [purchase and sale of electricity and related products and services for cleanpowersf - san francisco public utilities comm

sf access program1234 supervisor london breed: supervisor campos? >>supervisor david campos: thank you. i want to take this opportunity to thank mta and partners as well and as we move forward with these contracts that we are in fact as a requirement for any competing process that we add that workers should be paid a prevailing wage. i think that it's important for us as a city to make that a priority when we issue these kinds of rfp's and at the end of the day, if you care about workers and you care about them getting the wages they deserve to be successful and to survive in this city you have to put up the money that it takes. that's what this does. i'm very grateful for that and very proud of the work done around this. thank you. i ask for your support. >> thank you, supervisor campos. this is great regulation. i'm supportive 100%. madam clerk, please add me as a sponsor. can we take this colleagues, can we take this item same house same call. without objection this item is approved. >> item 20. city clerk: [purchase and sale of electricity and related products and services for cleanpowersf - san francisco public utilities comm

now i would like to introduce our director of sf mta, ed reiskin. >> thank you, good morning, everyonethank ann and the team for her leadership and what the team referenced. to put on a big event like this does take a lot of coordination and planning and is really preparing us for anything that might happen and that planning is essential to making for a great event. it will be a great event as everybody else has said. i think this is a great opportunity for san francisco whether you like football or not, whether you are planning to participate in these activities or not. the super bowl being hosted here is going to bring a lot of people, a lot of excitement and a lot of goodwill to our city which is a good thing. from a transportation point of view, our task is really straight forward. we want to make sure that people can safely and readily access the event and from and to the event and everybody else in san francisco can go where they need to go whether it's work or school or just trying to make their way across town. we have been planning with the rest of the city planning but also w