>> i'm a sunnyside neighbor. it's the northeast of the balboa reservoir. we have many concerns about the feasibility document, primarily what it leaves out rather than what is written. the document does not provide us assurances that there has been any conversation of the additional funding that is required for the transportation improvements needed to make this a successful development. the addition of such exponential needs to be mitigated with transportation corridors and public transit. for years, we've discussed the need for a better, safer walkway to the balboa reservoir bart station in order to encourage the use of transit. they have not been funded. there's congestion at certain times of the day. they worsen as the only identified current access points to and from the new reservoir development will be onto the same congested feeland and ocean avenues. a shuttle that could be used by balboa reservoir residents and city college to transport students, to encourage residents to leave their car and car rides behind. in addition to the shuttle would be 4

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representing the entire city, i lived in sunnyside, but i would recommend for the sake of the city where the housing situation as the city as a whole is dire at the moment, that we move this forward. regarding parking, i would like to give you another history lesson. the last couple of generations, that parking lot has been -- it has plentiful parking, and it's been low-priced. it's been limited to $50 per semester by law. so what we have done is we've trained people to drive to school, and we've clogged the streets with traffic as a result, and we've made it the cheapest way to get to class. my thinking is we do need to provide parking for those who need to drive. some come from outside the city. some do have jobs and have children to shuttle around, but a good many of those people who now use the parking lot could be serviced by better muni, by bike share, car share, a shuttle, perhaps. all different kinds of ways of managing the demand of the commuters to the school every day. i think we still have to figure out what the size of the parking lot is going to be, but i definitely think w

. >> i do like my throwing sunnyside up. >> no, we need food here, here, not at your home, because iould love to, because denise watches every day. >> thank you, den eats. >> lawyer many, i think the only one who actually saw a flake yet. >> in quakertown. >> mike, i can go to someone's breakfast, so if you tell me where denise or anyone who is cooking may be, a vegetarian friendly breakfast, i think that's more fun than waiting for snow, right? i can go have a breakfast party. >> quakertown. >> let's do that. >> here is the deal. snow starting to fall a little bit more than it had been the last time we checked in with you guys. so it is coming. but mike masses co-called it earlier, an appetizer. one of those cold wet ones that you want to send back. you don't really want t but we have no choice today. the plow trucks are out. we have some video from wawa earlier this morning, they were fueling up, getting ready it, wasn't much action happening, i asked one of the guys earlier, where he was going, and he said: i don't know yet. because there really wasn't anything happening. so we ca