the reason we are here after the december meeting the board approved the slow streets program we heard feedback from community members on 20th street that they wanted hold on to 20th as a slow street provided benefits with traffic and alsoing the bike way network. they did not want to lose the mission 22n't street is a planned slow street but since the covid slow streets were removed from the program they wanted see an on going slow street. we looked at 20th and changed the slow street so it starts not at lexington but further east at shotwelthe intersection of the 2 slow streets. >> how many people reached out? about this? roughly shannon do you rememberch dozens. and yes. tell me shotwelversus folsom as a starting point. why shotwelbeing further east. i was confused. east. yea. >> we wanted start because that's where the other swon and make sure well is the connectivity. are we worried about cars going around the traffic cones going down 20th while other cars going around. there is now a divider down shotwelin the middle of the street. you can'ts drive through it. but if there is a s

[inaudible] slow streets for the slow seniors. [laughter]. all we want for seniors is slow streets. all we want is a slow street for the slow seniorsch slow seniors! [laughter] slow seniors. all we want for slow seniors is a slow streets for slow seniors. take care of the traffic. the traffic is and the sidewalks the bicycles are there and while i was walk somebody just struck my head i was walking slowly and riding a bicycle in the sidewalk. where does it belong the street or the sidewalk? [inaudible] thank you for your comment. next speaker, please. >> hello i'm kristina and work with soma cultural heritage district the latina in support of [inaudible] streets included in the slow street's plan. lack slow streets is an example of key example inequity with priors and safety. other areas of the city enjoyed slow streets soma yet to see anything. soma has the lowest rates open space in the entire city with dense housing types no streets create in the soma. dense housing projects approved at planning. and for equity tow exist soma must have extended slow streets. i urge you include the

this is what we shout and chant in the streets, that we do not want homophobic, racist, fascists in the knesset and the government. we deserve better this government. we deserve a government that works for us. remember we are in the middle of the middle east in crisis in our neighbors with iran, with different countries area -- different countries. we talk about poland and hungary. we are not in the middle of europe. israel is an island state. i am a gay man. where should i go? to egypt, syria? lebanon? if they close the airport, where should i go, to the sea? we are threatened and we are really afraid but this is what makes us know that we have to go to the streets. we do not have any other option. nastasya: i want to bring jeremy's and because you are talking very much about the rise of the left is israeli politics and it is obvious now that netanyahu is at the left of his coalition. it seems that he has almost lost his ability to play parties off against each other because he is so far the left of that coalition. jeremy, you were talking earlier about benny gantz. it does seem now he

the true opposition to nathan jo home is not the opposition that we see the can as it is in the streets. we are the opposition. i mean, nothing that le paid or guns or guns or anyone else would say, can just stop there, the protest even. i can stop it. no one can stop it. as you saw on sunday evening, it was a spontaneous m, a demonstration. not like all the others that we saw the past 12 a month, a week's sorry that we called we sent the messages. we said that in few days we're going to couple on no, i was at home on the couch, preparing to like to have dinner with my boyfriend and then like people said, go out now and just this street were filled with people. i've never seen something like that. this is the true power. this is the true opposition to nathaniel because we think that le peed and guns they are not there. i. i personally think that they are waiting just to jump back from the nose arms or don't guns should know better after being tricked by nathan, you know, in the rotation a trick that he did him as some time ago. so we are the true position to nathan young. a. any of you

this is what we shout and we chant in the streets that we don't want homophobic racist and fascists. in thickness that i mean the government and i think that we deserve better than the government. we deserve a government, it was full us. and let me let, let's remember we're in the middle of the, me, the least in crisis, in our neighbors with iran, with different countries. so it's not like, you know, we talk about poland and hungary, we are not in the middle of europe. israel is an island state. i, i am, i am again, i'm a gay men. if they, i don't know they decide to prosecute guys. well, so they go to egypt to syria, to lebanon. if they close down the airport when they go to the fee. so we are really threatened, and we are really afraid, but this is what make us know that we have to go to the streets. i don't have any other. i want to bring daryl in here because you're talking very much about the rice and the left in his rating politics in it. it's obvious now that netanyahu is at the left of his coalition, and it seems that he is almost lost. his ability to play parties off against

we don't pave the streets. i don't know how we, might be interesting to have a joints hearing with dpw how this prioritization happens. i know this the streets are business. mission specific low. it is really worried buzz people almost fall or do fall on the buses from the buses this are slow. may be i don't know if you have anything to add this is a larger issue around the city. >> and director tumlin, there is a dpw commission they are just getting started we work together to get this done >>> think a joint commission or bringing. dpw in the spirit of cooperation to figure it out would be a benefit. >> my -- i'm not log today i can't access my mic. but woad be happy to give a presentation alone or with dpw and do that at tag or here in [inaudible]. >> so point of clarification to the city attorney's office about the idea of extra board members this is another topic. if you have a nd you have a fourth person from the board join what are the rules related that. that is a quorum of the over all board. can they jo

we have eyes and ears on the streets. so people think twice before doing something that they shouldn't be doing. or people there who are intervening and talking to them before a situation gets out of control, we made it safer for families and kids to walk to school, for businesses to operate, for people to just walk down the street. i remember when we first, when we first cleared the street, there was a man who walked out and you can tell he was struggling with some mental issues he came out and started dancing. dancing, and singing, i can walk down the street, i don't think people who don't live here really don't realize how serious that that is or how it's been. i want to talk this opportunity now to thank my partner, my coo mr. wilson. this is the man who makes it happen every day. i get up here and say speeches but this is the man who is doing all the work. i want to thank, artie lou, jeff, because they designed this program. [applause] these are the men who designed this program. not a bunch of social workers or polit

went down the left street , we went down the right street, and who went to the excavator,but if you are on video at 10:23 and at 10:42 the man has already been shot. and you were the first to go there on the kyiv-myrotskaya fire, first with an excavator because there was a possibility that he was mined because he was blocking the way for us, we shot at him , but we turned onto the other street. according to david 's statements, he himself was not involved in the shootings, because he turned to the street to the right . however, he wrote to us that after further conversations , only after his communication with the lawyer, we established sergeant darmograi, who is still serving in the landing forces of russia 39-year-old yevgeny darmograi, and you were probably georgy borduli, who managed to fight in syria as well. he, like david, was born in north ossetia, a resident of the moscow region. 23-year-old commander of the guard branch , a sergeant, a soldier in the fourth regiment, as reported in the russian media, died on march 21, 2022, from a bullet wound. in ukraine, they a

next up is better market street. we did or the public ws began construction on february 625 and eighth. working on signal upgrades. changing the sidewalk configuration to match our quick build approach. and doing a lot of paving repafrm the street is a mess. during the time period there will be a bike detour down to folsom street. because most of the work now on the pavement is in the curb lane. the work will go on for over a year with expected completion in professional 24. better market street sf. org is the website where you find the details for the project. >> next is scooters. you may have seen a baptist news in the chronicle. but last friday, bird term nitted the scooter permit and seized prescription in san francisco. we are working with bird to make sure that all of their devices are retreefd. we don't expect negative impact from the other 2 permitise line and spin. they are both authorized to operate up to 2,000 vehicles and we are expecting they may seek to dpanld the fleet size to make sure that user demand i

downtown streets team. we do a lot of pressure wash and we secure the civic center play ground 24/7. sorry the stats are missing we have lots of stat fist you need them. we can provide those. we also do some landscaping. i do remember here the needle member we alone removed 30,000 needles in addition to what other city teams are remove from this public realm this is a tremendous issue in the district. >> additional work for us in 2021 came from parklets but they addedup keep for us and the once that were not secured over night. we saw increase in retail theft. you know e approximately in the haze valley portion. wore first on the scene. reporting this to the property owner. business owner, law enforcement and then helping with clean up. we had to pay special attention to areas with children, we spend a lot of time at the tenderloin school keeping the alley cleared of encampments the ballet school. we struggle to keep public transit shelters fro and clear of encampments. and the picture on the right is the 12th

we have a cross street at carter street. sfmta is too slow. speed it up we need the goal of zero deaths by end of 2024 and i expect it i have been here since fret and i want it accomplished. thank you. >> i will go first. good evening i'm nancy and i live in district 3. i'm a senior. a transit rider and a committed pedestrian and a member of walk sf. as a walker i know it is a jungle out is there. i will give you a few examples. i get off the 1 california bus to cross the street in a vehicle. in the next lane speeds through the stop sign this happens a lot. it it is a close call. one of these days it will not just you believe close it is scary. i walk across union street and a left turner floors through after i entered the crosswalk missing me by inch. in a crosswalk on polk street and the right turn are looking left accelerates between occurs they never give a thought, wave and as they almost run mow over. this is reality on streets it is scaryism don't want a family member or friends to go die by a driver ping and not paying attention. driver

wes streeting about it, no answers publiclyjust yet. searching for five friends who were reported missing after a night out in newport, south wales, have found three of them dead, and two with serious injuries. the group had been missing since the early hours of saturday. gwent police say the car was recovered in the early hours of today, off the a48. the force has not revealed which of them has died. ambulance workers in england have called off strikes which were due to take place today and wednesday. the unite union will enter pay talks with ministers. two other ambulance workers' unions — unison and gmb — had already paused their walkouts after what they said was a "huge shift" in the government's position. the notorious prisoner charles bronson will launch his latest bid for freedom at a public parole hearing which starts today. the 70—year—old, who now uses the name charles salvador, is one of the uk's longest serving prisoners and has a reputation for attacking staff and other inmates. this our correspondent sean dilley reports. i'

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downtown streets team. we do a lot of pressure wash and we secure the civic center play ground 24/7. sorry the stats are missing we have lots of stat fist you need them. we can provide those. we also do some landscaping. i do remember here the needle member we alone removed 30,000 needles in addition to what other city teams are remove from this public realm this is a tremendous issue in the district. >> additional work for us in 2021 came from parklets but they addedup keep for us and the once that were not secured over night. we saw increase in retail theft. you know e approximately in the haze valley portion. wore first on the scene. reporting this to the property owner. business owner, law enforcement and then helping with clean up. we had to pay special attention to areas with children, we spend a lot of time at the tenderloin school keeping the alley cleared of encampments the ballet school. we struggle to keep public transit shelters fro and clear of encampments. and the picture on the right is the 12th

we did a big repair on growth street where we spent a month and a half working on the known leaks s in the area. it is a very tight spot and have to use blow torches to seal up the leak so a intense operation and seeing more leaks on polk street so we will be out there once it warms up to fix the leaks. >> excellent. let's discuss what is the reunifiquation of public works. there fsh a proposal or plan to split off the division, called the street and sanitation. now that has been shelved and public works is going to just retain being a single entity. can you talk through the process? >> sure. yeah. the original proposal was a ballot measure voted on to split the department into 2. it basically create the department of sanitation and streets that was really going to incompass all our operation divisions so it was a street cleaning department but encompass everything we refer to as operations. when we worked preparing for that split with the city administrator office, we found there were actually 91 what we call touch points between the operations work and our engineering and architectur

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as we get you into street-level radar, we areearedwood city is e showers. this is a light level one bringing mountain snow into southern california. as we go hour-by-hour, just a couple more hours of this moisture is left. freeze warnings and frost advisories going up tomorrow morning from 1:00 until 8:00 a.m. in most areas along the coast. upper 20's to the lower 30's. protect your pets, plants and pipes as we go hour-by-hour. by 6:00 in the morning, we are already falling below freezing in some cities like santa rosa. i will be back to tell you about more winter weather in the forecast is to get ready for the first day of march. ama: thank you. more damage is done, particularly in the north bay. elsewhere, it seemed like stays weather. we still saw a couple close calls. j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill area. >> one of the branches came thro

we don't pave the streets. i don't know how we, might be interesting to have a joints hearing with dpw how this prioritization happens. i know this the streets are business. mission specific low. it is really worried buzz people almost fall or do fall on the buses from the buses this are slow. may be i don't know if you have anything to add this is a larger issue around the city. >> and director tumlin, there is a dpw commission they are just getting started we work together to get this done >>> think a joint commission or bringing. dpw in the spirit of cooperation to figure it out would be a benefit. >> my -- i'm not log today i can't access my mic. but woad be happy to give a presentation alone or with dpw and do that at tag or here in [inaudible]. >> so point of clarification to the city attorney's office about the idea of extra board members this is another topic. if you have a submittee and you have a fourth person from the board join what are the rules related that. that is a quorum of the over all board.

well ness and street crisis to one team we improve response times and reducing the scylloing of resources. another reason is safety. last two months to 2 years and 4 months the street crisis team operating with one public safety officer on board. and there is no others team am that the fire department or any ems agency in our city that runs with only one member qualified to handle emergency situations work the radio. drive emergency vehicle. one member in challenger of all the vehicle maintenance, equipment maintenance. documentation, driving medical assessment and they are very taxed and burned out. our new composition on each team be a community paramedic and emt and peer support spiff. we irrelevant do think that the peer support specialist on the team system essential to the work and we are going to maintain that person. i want top say this san expansion of the city's response for people in need on the streets. an expansion of street crisis responsibles of including the 14 health commissions on the rig specials adding them to the follow up side they are so n

as we get you into street-level radar, we are headed into san carlos. redwood city is seeing some showers. this is a light level one bringing mountain snow into southern california. as we go hour-by-hour, just a couple more hours of this moisture is left. freeze warnings and frost advisories going up tomorrow morning from 1:00 until 8:00 a.m. in most areas along the coast. upper 20's to the lower 30's. protect your pets, plants and pipes as we go hour-by-hour. by 6:00 in the morning, we are already falling below freezing in some cities like santa rosa. i will be back to tell you about more winter weather in the forecast is to get ready for the first day of march. ama: thank you. more damage is done, particularly in the north bay. elsewhere, it seemed like stays weather. we still saw a couple close calls. j.r. stone has more on the hit by falling trees. >> next and we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. j.r: those of the descriptions of trees that came into our on homes. this one was in santa rosa and this one was on the for spill a

well earlier we spoke to the shadow health secretary wes streeting. here's what he had to say. d patient access , the have around patient access, the nhs, waiting times, the nhs doesn't have the staff it needs to get patients seen on time . to get patients seen on time. and that's why cancer waits are in an appalling state. and as we know with cancer, as i know from my own, with kidney cancer, you know, timing really matters. so far, 22,000 people to be waiting more than two months from being referred to being diagnosed and starting treatment or being given the all clear. it's completely unacceptable. that's why the government has got to focus both on retaining the great staff. we already have in the nhs, but also labour's plan for the biggest of nhs staff in history . because if we can history. because if we can double the number of medical school places, increase nursing training places by 10,000 a yean training places by 10,000 a year, as labour's proposing a fully costed and fully funded plan, then will be able to over time build staffing levels back to where they need to be

otherwise we can have more information on the streets. rmanent housinge will have more people on the streets. it is a big confrontation the city has to grapple with right now. it has been 20 years, and it is not getting better. >> any immediate steps for the city? you got t report, what can you do today? >> what they are trying to do is install tiny homes and vacant lots. even that is getting pushed back. people in the missions say we don't want it here, people saying we don't want something becoming permanent in our neighborhood. what we are going to do is probably see more, get him in, get the tents back in, get him off of the streets. that is where the push is. businesses are hurting, tourism doesn't want to see it. it is a visual and impact problem. you may not like it philosophically. the businesses are saying we've got to do something on the immediate problem. that is where we are. >> 1.5 billion dollars, that is a high bar to reach. we've got to do something because it has to get better. >> it can >> i will take thank you. we'll be

so we are targeting streets that have the highest rate of traffic crashes, particularly injury crashes and fatalities. we focused on evans, which is really important connector for all modes of transportation between the bayview and the central neighborhoods of san francisco. also a street with a terrible track record of severe crashes. on evans, what we are doing, again using paint and plastic posts for the time being, is taking the lanes that are out there right now, and converting them to one lane in each direction plus turn pockets. what we found on streets like valencia or south bend this, or -- south van nass, is a street with one lane in each direction plus a term pocket can move just as much traffic as a street with two lanes in each direction. left turning vehicles mean the two lanes of traffic are never really available for through traffic. these road diets that we do have been tremendously effective for improving safety outcomes for all road users, without exacerbating traffic. they do make all cars slow down to the speed of the most prudent driver. this week we are getting s

we zoom out, let's introduce you to the cities snow dump. this is where plows come to dump excess snow from the streets. we were told a few minutes ago that this dump is now at capacity. the city tracking 500 inches of snowfall so far this season, compared with seven inches of rain for expected through the weekend, there is no question, conditions will be dangerous. the city of south lake tahoe is on high alert as the atmospheric river is bringing them a double threat. severe flooding atop record snowfall. >> this is historic, it's remarkable. there are areas that have massive amount of snow. reporter: fire marshal says her crews are worried, the heavy rainfall could collapse roofs and threatened structures. >> some of these neighborhoods have 8-10 feet in the city. the county more so. with the snow load and wait on roofs, we have significant concerns coming with all the rain. reporter: kathy is already living through it, packing up sandbags, bracing for the worst. >> i've been wanting to get out of town for a while. it is scary. it's frightening, we have had along in -- a long winter. reporter: a new re

streets. let me remind you we have nob faith in you and asking you to help people get off the streets. we want to fight for their rights and are asking you to please protect the sanctuary city ordinance. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. welcome. >> good afternoon. my name is sarah lee, i'm with the immigrant legal resource center which is loitcaed in district 6. here to support supervisor ronen's resolution to uphold sanctuary. (indiscernible) cosponsoring and oppose any attempts to weaken our historic sanctuary ordinance. as a person of chinese descent i remind supervisors that the chinese exclusion active partly created because of the association of opium with chinese immigrants to justify banning and excluding them. are we going back to the 1800's with failed tactics for war on drugs? the ordinance proposed by supervisor dorsey (indiscernible) racist in consequence. it is awful that we exploit the suffering of people who need our help and the sanctuary ordinance is part of the solution and allows people to come forward to get the help they need including lgbtq (indiscer

shadow health secretary wes streeting told the main issue is staffing .nagement over the course of the last 13 years by the conservatives. that's left the system desperately short of the staff. it needs to get patients on time. that's led to the highest waiting lists in the history of the nhs and the lowest patient satisfaction even lowest patient satisfaction ever. and what i hear commonly from patients and i this a bit myself with my experience kidney cancer couple of years ago , cancer a couple of years ago, people be more people could not be more praising nhs staff. they praising of nhs staff. they think they're doing a brilliant job aren't job but they simply aren't enough diesel is being enough of them. diesel is being sold for around $0.17 a litre. more on average than petrol, despite wholesale prices for both fuels being virtually identical , the rac says the identical, the rac says the average price of a litre of petrol across the united kingdom is 146.6 pence, whilst diesel is 164.2 pence. they say fuel companies are failing to pass wholesale pr

and as you know, in december of 2022 the sfmta approved the permanent of the slow streets program. we know how valuable the slow streets are to youth in san francisco and in order for them to be fully implemented, we want the board of proirzs to provide upon funding and support for the sfmta so they can put resource in fully implementing and maintaining this beautiful program. >> next. in terms of public parks. looking in the parks as we know since jfk became car free golden gate park received more investment and visitors because of the museums and ferris wheel. however, we than other city parks john mc clarin under perform. in a study by the rescue rigz and parks department san francisco visitors and residence denials view said the mc clarin park dangerous and unkept and decades of uncomplete design ideas and undeferred maintenance. we want to ensure youth have access to recreational space. we urge the board to fund efforts to improve and promote large parks throughout the city especially john mc clarin park. >> next we have access to public space. the mix which is across from city h

we know who they are, and we need to get them off our streets. [applause] this year we're going to work with our partners in albany to find reasonable, evidence-based solution to this recidivism crisis. we agreed nobody should be in jail because they cannot afford to post bail. we should also agree we cannot allow a small number of violent individuals to continue terrorizing our neighborhoods over and over again. [applause] i look forward to working with the governor, lawmakers who make the right decisions so we can ensure defenders are provided with a speedy trial that our constitution guarantees and our victims and families are provided justice in a timely manner. discovery is a process that could change in legal information before the trial begins. it has become so complex that it is jamming up the entire system. this must change. justice delayed is justice denied. our legal system must ensure dangerous people are cap not the streets, -- capped off the streets, innocent people are not consumed by bureaucracy in victims can obtain resolution. [a

i was wondering, obviously, you know how we feel about the street being blocked. are we going to get some kind of alliance from the police department? how do they feel about the street being blocked >> yes, that's who we are working with now to get them involved because i think that's really the critical challenge there and i know the supervisor would like that as well, so yes. we are, i spoke to chief scott yesterday and i know chief spoken to chief lazar but that to me is the fix but the residents and the supervisor have grown incredibly frustrated because of the crime and all sorts of stuff going on that street and we know cap street had challenges for decades, but i guess it has gotten a lot worse. so we're working with the police department and as you know, they have their own staffing challenges as it were. >> right. >> and so i think that is some of the problem and that is really labor intensive for them to do what they need to do there you we have asked for that to happen. >> right. that's good. i don't want to point the finger or blame any particular party

streets. one visible change is what we see in this dw report. more and more women are on the streets without the hijab. >> what we see time and time again is how brutally the iranian regime cracked down on women's protests. a few days ago this disturbing video emerged allegedly showing brutal handling of a mother who took part in protests against poisonings of schoolgirls across the country. why does the regime resort to violence against women so often? >> because women are the main opponents of this regime. they are a real threat. the pictures we see, what we are witnessing during this protest movement, is the strong, brave women. what they are doing is challenging one of the main foundations of the islamic republic, the control over the female body. this is why the mandatory hijab plays a key role. it is a religious symbol of the islamic republic, and it means that the fall of the hijab or the mandatory hijab is the fall of the islamic republic. >> is the international community doing enough to support women in iran? >> if you ask me, not enoug

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be advised that we can see localized street flooding friday. it will be windy. sday night we will see gusts close to 40 miles an hour. we can be looking at more downed trees. we've got two first alert days because of the two impacts. much more on this as we get closer. how does the tuesday drive look? >>> it looks okay for the most part. we seei ything crazy,t the usual stuff. looking at the seven day, if you are planning your thursday evening commute and friday morning commute all day might be trouble some. think about that and how you can work around that. here is a live look toast shore freeway courtesy of mobile 5. brian kiley getting this snapshot moments ago of west 80 near albany. it is already busy. he is on and off tapping the brake lights because a lot of folks are making the trek to the bay bridge. we had a trouble spot near pal street which caused a bit of a back up. i want to show you a different perspective. our mapping system, you see 880, both directions at the bottom of your screen, it is busy. nimitz freeway, crash north bound near the 980 conne

we are also seeing in street conditions where people are out on the street as we just saw in the tenderloin who are so captured by the struggle and the addiction that they need to be on the street even if they don't have a place to go even if they don't have housing because this is so potently addictive and close to drug dealers. >> right now if someone's down there dealing the stuff they are caught and they fall within city sanctuary protections we can't protect them? >> what i'm proposing is that we take a hard line on the deadliest drug attempt cisco has ever faced, fit know and have the status quo on other drugs. statistically even if we go back to heroin or foxy or other kinds of drugs we would save hundreds of people per year. if people say it's a return to the failed impact on the war on drugs, if that was relevant five or six years ago but were dealing with something we've never seen before. this is a drug it's unprecedented. >> to go back to what were talking about here other cities that don't have sanctuary protections could say look at sam cisco reductions are for people who are

like shutting down the street? >> we actually give example on user street space as the shed space program. yes, so we said, let me look for that. i noticeded sip road 941104 a large survey response. can you attribute anything to that? >> i think we need to walk the sip roads a little bit more to gather get people to i want today mention that too. it's harder to do those online because sometimes it gets owner us. or maybe take the ipads and do that. so maybe next time there will be some gathering where there are some groups of businesses where you pass the ipad and work on it. >> i think it director tang and kerry, they walk our community. that has high success of disseminating information. like you, i'm i'm getting at the cusp of that. >> and you get distracted too and you get distracted with a phone call and that's it. but i wanted to get back to the question you asked. we give those ex example. >> thank you, is love your survey and i love when with you come and present. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> so you're say

downtown streets team. we do a lot of pressure wash and we secure the civic center play ground 24/7. sorry the stats are missing we have lots of stat fist you need them. we can provide those. we also do some landscaping. i do remember here the needle member we alone removed 30,000 needles in addition to what other city teams are remove from this public realm this is a tremendous issue in the district. >> additional work for us in 2021 came from parklets but they addedup keep for us and the once that were not secured over night. we saw increase in retail theft. you know e approximately in the haze valley portion. wore first on the scene. reporting this to the property owner. business owner, law enforcement and then helping with clean up. we had to pay special attention to areas with children, we spend a lot of time at the tenderloin school keeping the alley cleared of encampments the ballet school. we struggle to keep public transit shelters fro and clear of encampments. and the picture on the right is the 12th

we ask you this please, help us impprove the situation. make streets safe and bike safe enforcing the lus. thank you. >> thank you. we have no additional callers. >> we will move to consent. that accomplicesow item 10. consentical dar they are considered to be routine approximate acted upon boy a vote unless the board or public wishes to consider it separately. for speakers identify which item you are peeking to which 10. 1 the controltory allow funds in draw warranties available or will be available in payment of the listed claim a. against the sfmta. item 10.2 approving routine parking and traffic modifications listed under a-d in the agendaful 10. 3. adopting a resolution of local support for the programming of 34, 277 thousand dollars. the one bay area grant cycle 3 fund. the 29 sunset transit project. light rail vehicle replacement and 4 years of funding for save routes to school. and providing assurances sfmta will comply with the metro transportation policy. >> the director to execute contract number sfmta 202237. drug and alcohol testing servic