tfca come from a registration fee on motor vehicles. of the $4 collected, 60% goes to the bay area air quality management district. as the program manager for these funds, the authority develops the program and projects for these 40% of funds returned to san francisco, which are about $700,000 a year. part of this process includes reviewing the local expenditure criteria. project eligibility in terms of project type and cost effectiveness criteria are largely determined by the air district and by the tfca legislation. local expenditure criteria presented today are similar to those used in the past several cycles and have worked well for other tfca programs. the tfca program is generally not oversubscribed and the authority's projects have tended to fund all other projects. with that, i can take questions on the tfca project or the item in front of you. commissioner avalos: thank you for your presentation. we can go on to public comment. seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues, this is an action item. without objection. next it

in addition to the programming for tfca, there was a significant delivery of projects. $2.3 million in projects in san francisco, including 11 class to buy planes -- 2 bike lanes. transportation and equipment as well for geneva avenue and bicycle open for the tunnel. support for the bicycle fleet program and market street bike lanes, among other projects. we continued two program funds for the lifeline transportation program, established to improve the ability of low income communities. that is also administered by the authority. $10 million went to nine projects, including the balboa park station, other stations where we worked closely with commissioner abel lovalos' depa. hunters point revitalization, randolph transit access, improvements to route 29, 08 to treasure island, as well as other transit services. the livable communities and teammate block grant saw an amount of activity as well. $20 million in programmed projects including pedestrian transit improvements on market and haight, soma, streetscape improvements on second street, broadway avenue, bike trail projects, and safe r