. >> supervisor wallton, you may now ask a follow-up question, directly related to the opening question, if you have one. >> thank you. just real quick, madam mayor. are there any plans to come up with a task force just specifically dedicated? i know we have staff working on people who live in vehicles and assessing their needs. but is there going to be a more robust team dedicated to actually providing services, just for that population of unhoused folks? >> i didn't hear part of what you said, the last part. >> well -- >> the front part of what you said, are there going to be a team of what? >> a team of individuals, kind of like what we do with h.s.a. just for people dedicated to living in their vehicles? >> just so you know there is a team of folks who are a team of the ahoc team which really focus ed on people who were living in their vehicles. and so they, as i said earlier, they've set up a system and they'll be transitioning into what we're developing in terms of a location the pilot program and the funds dedicated to help provide the showers and the support and the resources in

commissioner wallton? >> present. >> commissioner yee? yee absent. we have quorum. >> thank you, mr. quintanilla. with that we'll go to the chair's report. colleagues, this month we began with -- we begin with congratulations to the bay area rapid transit district, for its award last week of a long-awaited $300 million core capacity grant from the federal transit administration. this award is the first installment of what potentially could be $1.2 billion pursuant to a full funding grant agreement, to boost capacity on bart's trans-based service by over 30%, increasing the current 23 ten-car trains per hour to 30 trains per hour. i think we all agree this is good news for the 28,000 people that travel by bart across the bay during the peak. twice number who travel by car on the bay bridge. bart's program is extensive, consisting of 300 new rail cars, train control upgrade, and new maintenance facilities. this is what riders have been asking for and it's really something transformative for our regional transit system. our thanks go to our bay area con

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