the timma board, in 2016, actually adopted toll policy for direction and for h.o.v. treatment. the base policy that we'll bring forward will include the remaining aspects that have not yet been decided. so the toll rate or level, the hours of operation, and especially, importantly, the last part of the affordability program, which is additional exemptions and discounts for future low-income travelers. so this is the calendar we expect, with a potential december adoption. i thank you very much, and welcome any questions or feedback. >> chair: thank you. i appreciate it. i don't see any questions from my colleagues. what was the feedback that you received from businesses? i know that there was some concern about this model from some of the businesses. although, i think it seems like you've addressed it by ensuring that the subsidy that is given, or the amount of funds that are provided, can cover both their total number of employees and potentially be used for some of those other purposes. so if you, like, compromise or the direction that we've ended up here, i know there is a wh

members of the board of directors. timma is requesting authority board approval of the [inaudible] for installation display of public art. on november 12, 2008, the authority board approved treasure island temporary public art policies. the policy created an application review, approval and use permitting process in 2020, staff received a propose from sean paul lorentz, a bay area artist, [inaudible] bay bridge steel program. the bay bridge steel program was created in response to significant public interests from bay area artists and creative communities to make steel from the original eastern span of the bay bridge available to repurchasing and reuse. authority staff met with sean paul to discuss specific as it relates to the sculpture and identify potential sites on island and the temporary display of his work. the sculpture is approximately 10 feet high by 15 feet wide and 30 feet long and you can see it depicted on the screen above. several locations on island were considered. >>er it was the most suitable location for