st. francis circle. they want to get downtown quickly, and my concern with the disruption service that i've experienced personally is once you get to castro or wherever you're picking up the train, you're fine, but driving a bus around those hills and those streets, it's just very -- it takes a long time, and i personally have several times just gotten on the 52 or the 44 and gone to b.a.r.t. and found that to be quicker. so maybe i'm just wondering if there are some obstacles, other than to flood the glen park station. i'm just wondering if that has been explored. some of our riders -- they just want the quickest route. >> i think it's a great point. we could anticipate customers that are ambivalent between the enjuda, or the 44. that's part of the customer information that we'll make available. we also will have this loaded into the next bus, so the trip planner should also help people choose the faster route for them. >> in addition, the k line service will bring people to balboa park b.a.r.t. and the

st. francis circle. they want to get downtown quickly, and my concern with the disruption service that i've experienced personally is once you get to castro or wherever you're picking up the train, you're fine, but driving a bus around those hills and those streets, it's just very -- it takes a long time, and i personally have several times just gotten on the 52 or the 44 and gone to b.a.r.t. and found that to be quicker. so maybe i'm just wondering if there are some

st. francis circle or from west portal tunnel to go under ground. and so, with that discussion, i also was broadening the discussion that we study -- the city study the possibility of keeping the k under ground from the same point. and that would to me -- if you put the k-line under ground all the way to the bart station, that to me would really reduce the traffic congestion around that area. again, it's only possibilities. maybe when they study it, they will find out that my statement was totally ridiculous or not. if we don't study it, we won't know. >> chair peskin: all right. is that a motion commissioner yee? >> supervisor yee: yes. >> chair peskin: is there a second for that? seconded by commissioner kim on the item. a roll call please. commissioner breed. >> thank you. i have some questions about outreach specifically because there is information in the resolution that talks about an extensive outreach process as it relates to this particular plan with community input. and i was hoping to get more information on the follow through specificall