turner and webcore hosted a veterans lunch on november 11st. we were expecting 30, we ended up with over 50. it was a successful event just for the veterans on our project. and then, they continue to get the outreach to bring veterans into the construction industry. the labor hours in the -- our breakout for the various -- from east bay to san francisco continues. it shows our milestone of over 4.4 million hours now of craft, which is cruising right towards 5 million by the time we're done in craft hours. it it's an amazingly large number. we had three safety incidents in the third quarter. we had zero lost time, we gave us a total of 11 incidents for the years. but zero lost time. it was very good on the team's part. we had a total hours in 2017 of 1 million hours of craft. we had well over 700 workers continuing to work on-site every day throughout the entire year. moving onto -- so in labor and the safety, i do want to note that there had been continued to be labor harmony throughout the year with the pla. the pla provided a process for reso

>> well, we have two people that hold the answer to that: webcore and ac transit. webcore needs to finish the building. >> i know ac transit will be part of the grand opening. i'm just trying to get a little bit -- >> yeah, absolutely. so our goal is to open everything for the community. partners, and revenue service -- >> we'll have revenue service in place it sounds like to me already. >> probably. the goal is in may to start with public tours and school tours and really promote that it's ready. and revenue service and the popup retail i imagine is going to open at the same time, simultaneously, so events are going to be planned in that way. >> yeah. our other plan and we've discussed that with ac transit is to have a june operations, but really, from ron's report, that was based on an april substantial completion, and so now, there's a little bit of slippage, so if we don't bring that back, the may could be in jeopardy -- the june operations could be in jeopardy, so that's something in the next two months we're going to be pushing really hard to make sure we ach

always been on substantial completion, and we know that the project team is continuing to work with webcore to pull that back in. one thing that the cac wanted to make a recommendation is on the construction schedule, when you're looking at substantial completion and you're looking at a few key dates of muni transit starting -- and right now, that shows the end of april, and we just talked about the june implementation for ac transit, the fact that the schedule's pushed out to may 11th, we actually have muni bus service starting before. if you look at the schedule, that's what it appears, so interestfrom a tran parency perspective, even though the operators will be ready and are planning to be ready on those dates, if you can't start service, you can't really show that as implementation, so we recommend that as a change of how the schedule is prepared. the cac is also interested in a presentation at an up coming meeting on the status of pop ups. what is the mix of offerings? how much of the space is already committed? although it's understanding that this is or will be -- this aspect of the

the webcore is completing out their completion of the contract for tenant improvements.t the ground level, you'll see most of the yellow is the muni bus level. going down to the lower concourse, a lot of the yellow you'll see is just basically concrete finish work, punch out, cleanup. and then, on the left side portion there, you see continued the interior finishes such as carpeting, paint and such in all those rooms that are in the lower concourse level. and then, the train box, that was basically the build out. they're almost finishing out on the punch out activities. here's the pictures. the one on the left is the picture i

the webcore is completing out their completion of the contract for tenant improvements. and at the ground level, you'll see most of the yellow is the muni bus level. going down to the lower concourse, a lot of the yellow you'll see is just basically concrete finish work, punch out, cleanup. and then, on the left side portion there, you see continued the interior finishes such as carpeting, paint and such in all those rooms that are in the lower concourse level. and then, the train box, that was basically the build out. they're almost finishing out on the punch out activities. here's the pictures. the one on the left is the picture i used as an actual of all the work shown on december 9th, 2016. if you look at the one on the right, that was taken last week. major differences such as the awning, and all the work that's up on the park. a lot of work has happened in 2017. what you can't tell is even the replacement of the temporary beale street bridge, as well. going into some of the highlights of construction, all the topping slabs were completed, all by the third quarter.