as you will recall, taraval is a high-injury street for pedestrians. part of the 12% of streets in san francisco, where over 70% of all collisions occur. half the people injured were stepping off a muni train in traffic when a vehicle failed to yield. it was a unique condition, where people were stepping off into traffic. we've worked extensively with the community to develop a proposal to meet the transit and reliability goals. after a year of extensive outreach, the m.t.a. board approved the project in september, 2016. the key developments were improving safety for people on trains, transit stop changes to improve transit-only lanes that allow left turns and taxis and a number of safety features that address zero vision concerns. as parts of the project, we have an extensive plan to manage the project to make sure that businesses remain accessible. so in early 2017, we began implementing some of the project elements that don't require heavy duty capital infrastructure and deliver immediate safety benefits. this includes where borden will be built and

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got buses also that are only half the length of the two car train, and when they start ripping up taraval in early january , they're going to -- that area's going to be ripped up for a year, year and a half, and you're going to have buses again. so i would like you to please ask mr. reiskin to have his staff please meet with the community to talk about whether or not we should try to temporarily put the bus back where it was on -- at 17th, while their buses -- so shoppers don't have to walk so far until you've got -- it's not a boarding island issues, but we want you to reconsider temporarily putting back what's there. >> thank you. thank you very much, miss fox. do i have anymore public comment? no? seeing none, public comment is closed, and we will move back onto our regular agenda. we are now on. >> clerk: item 12. >> item 12. >> adam chair, we will go back -- madam chair, we will go back to that one. item 12 -- i have a copy. you can have these. >> good afternoon. john white. >> authorize the director to implement the delores street median parking project. i won't read all of the -- >

7, northern, total of 11, park, a total of 10, richmond, total of five, ingleside, total of four, taraval, total of six, and tenderloin, total of 36. now, one of the things that i mentioned on friday is the sustainability of these foot patrol assignments. the department has undertaken this type of endeavor before about 12 years ago, and basically, we were not able to sustain it even though all of our preliminary reports at the time said that it was a good thing. we weren't able to sustain it. as i spoke to you earlier, in order to make this happen, just to get us to this point, we had to cut some pretty important units: patrol do you remember task force, we had to reduce our narcotics unit. we reassigned our pain clothes detectives in the station to make this thing a reality. those things we cut, although they were painful cuts, we would like to be able to sustain this effort and refur wish these units that were valuable units. >> supervisor cohen: what were those units. >> patrol surveillance task force, our property crime -- violent and property crimes. we had to cut that, and they -- t