tom maguire and tim timothy papandreou. >> the council will take a 10-minute break. >> item number 7 information item. update from the planning department information on on a proposed amendment to the city's planning code providing exemptions for people with disabilities to make alterations to their homes to increase capabilities presentation by kearstin dischinger. . . >> in accordance with the bylaws there shall be 2 co-chairs elected to serve as officers of the council. the present election will be will be to elect a co-chair. agenda item number 9 information item. report from the director of the mayor's office on disability. agenda item number 10 -- information item. report from the duty from the disability disaster prepared ness committee. public comment. items not on today's agenda. each speaker is limited to to 3 minutes. >> agenda item number 12 information item correspondence. >> agenda item number 13 discussion item. >> agenda item number 14 adjourn. >> thank you. okay we're up to agenda item number 5 which is the expanding free muni to seniors and people with disabilities.

zero eliminating traffic fatalities by 2024 and we'll have a presentation by tom maguire and timothy papandreou can they step forward? >> good morning good afternoon mr. chairman i'm tom maguire from the san francisco transportation agency and mr. papandreou will be here any second. pardon me. just a second. >> no problem. >> so i'm going to talk today about citywide initiative called vision zero a joint commitment by the mayor's office, by the by the board of supervisor's and the mta board and by the san francisco transportation authority as well as fire department police department and health department to reach an am ambitious goal each year approximately 30 san francisco i 30 san franciscan's are killed and vision zero is saying that number is not acceptable. we're taking every measure we can to keep our citizens safe on the street and it's it's a joint effort involving engineering, educating the the public improving traffic enforcement and citywide policy changes to support this goal. this is a long history i think in san francisco dating back to really 1983 and throughout the 2000's san f