of course, the c.a.c. was disappointed to see that the schedule slipped a month with the substantial completion date now targeted for april 23rd, mainly as a result of the scheduling issues with sfpud water. and it's our understanding and we were pleased to hear that this can be resolved. with that said, the complexity of the remaining work across the various work streams leaves the -- leaves the level of risk very high. to provide additional transparency and opportunity for feedback we would recommend for the highest risk areas that an additional level of detail in the schedule along with forecasted improvements resulting from implementation of mitigation measures to be added for review. and, last, we made a few requests for future agenda items which we believe are extremely important as we close in on the finish line as we'd like to have a presentation to be able to preview the p.r. and communication strategy for the opening of the center. a presentation from a.c. transit on cutover readiness and as you m

and so we encourage to you work with the c.a.c., to make sure that the expectations of the neighborhoods are managed and when the construction signs and everything comes down i think that there will be a big celebration but they'll keep waiting longer and longer and there's going to be some anxiety that needs to be managed. >> yep. >> i'm so glad to hear this and this has been a huge transit concern for a long time that when this opens the facility has got to be welcoming and people have to be comfortable in it because we really want to increase the ridership in a hurry to it. >> absolutely. >> really important. okay, thank you. >> clerk: a transfer from program in the reserve of $25 million to a new line item for base building improvement and tenant improvement allowances in the phase one program budget. >> i talked about this, if you have any questions, director sara debord can answer. >> i move approval. >> second. >> clerk: with no items to comment on the item, director harper, director kim, director reiskin, and director sartipi. and director tripousis. and that's six ayes and item

. >> i do not see the chairman of the c.a.c. here. >> [inaudible]. and, therefore, we will assume no report. item nine general public comment, this is an opportunity for members of the public to address the board on mares that are within the jurisdiction of the sfmta board of directors but are not on today's agenda. we'll start with cameron crock et. >> two minutes each please. >> hello. thank you for taking the time to allow me to talk about an important issue. my name is cameron crock et. i'm vice president of the community marina association. we have over 1,000 residents and business owners in our neighborhood association and i'm here on behalf of our neighbors who have expressed a serious safety concern over the multiple r.v.s camping out overnight in the marina. these. er kaers are skirting around the city's parking laws. our neighbors have witnessed open drug use, disposal of toilet waste on sidewalks, trash on the streets, loitering outside the campers and threats of violence to our residents. this has turned parts of our neighborhood into make