interviewing persons the other cities agrees important for the arts community and working with the sfac and interviewing the key stakeholders and will be interviewing all the commissioners as sort that is the defined categories and working with the sfac to identify the the key stakeholders that is the first moment of significant action with the strategic planning that the commission will advance. >> and we'll during the shareholders session will be sprayed out across the 11 supervisor district in san francisco work to make those open and um, attracting as many people as we can will be the in-person opportunity for community to come and hear their needs. um, in addition to having those snvrp meeting will be having a safer to try to diversify sour messages so you'll get input through the safer and we'll also have a specific version of survey for the commission that's the second collection of input interviews. and once we get to phase three will be roughly in february that's the part we're doing the simpler work bill was talking about we identify working closely with the staff peer its and

and with every item, there is another reason to celebrate the work that sfac is doing. this is another, first us collaborating sfac collaborating with sf, usd, and hopefully again, this is a precedent for many more to come. what a better place to add public art than in our schools. and lastly, we had originally approved 2019 suspended during covid. the t3 west modern modernization project consists of the renovation and expansion of the west portion and connector to f concourse of the terminal three facility at the san francisco international airport. the project is located between the secure connector to international terminal boarding boarding area g and t3 boarding area e. the goal of the project is to create a continuous experience of art and terminal three west by commissioning major site identity artworks supporting supported by a collection of purchased two dimensional artworks that reflect and celebrate the distinct character of san francisco and enhance and contribute to the rich civic art collection holdings at sfo and lastly, i mean, we talk about how amazing

future -- any maintenance or protection or conversation or repairs or anything need to be done by sfac? >> yes the pieces are in our collection and we are responsible for the area and funds by two % ordinance. >> that's what i wanted clarify. thank you. >> that speaks to the line item that is for conversation and maintenance. and the argument for getting more of that budget for all the art collection because it is massive and huge. if you look at this consent calendar how many items are on it. how many mediums and materials. how expensive it is to fix anything. that is all. i'm just i'm trying to cheer lead for that line item. a lot. >> and the other question i had, was there was temp refer installations. the subitem 11 through -- 16. which were -- the digital videos that were -- the art work was installed at the sf airport. in various places where are they now? is there a plan to go anywhere else? >> we don't have a plan but putting them in the collection we have artists to create. we don't have an intended display now. >> thank you. >> commissioner beltran. i wanted to also cheer lea