director yekutiel? >> director yekutiel: while i agree responses seem defensive, i don't know that we need to hold up the responses to the civil grand jury to indicate our interest as a board to make sure our agency is doing everything it can to ensure our capital projects run more smoothly. i wonder if we can ask some kind of hearing or presentation or some kind of clearly laid out follow-up from the street division of how they're hearing us and our desire to have our capital project not have quite so many issues. within a certain time period to show that we're actually going to make sure that these go better in the future. i don't think response to the civil grand jury is necessarily where we need to go. that's where i'm at on this. i'm happy to see a cover letter that shows it's approved. you will be more interested hearing internally what we're going to do to make sure that our future projects are run smoothly as possible. maybe hearing, part of a meeting in the next few months. >> chair borden: i t

director hinze and director yekutiel. >> director: director yekutiel raised his hand before me but. >> director: go ahead, director hinzi. >> director: i just wanted to say there's a lot going down in that area now with the giants and the events around oracle center with that events. i wonder if you can speak to that and how this will affect or not affect the traffic and how we plan for that as we sort of re-open and hopefully there are more events there. >> certainly. so oracle events. the bridge is effectively transit-only northbound. so it's almost like we've implemented it's almost like the entire two-phase project has been implemented, it has been for several years, so we don't anticipate the project would have any effects there. for chase center, events, the northbound 4th street bridge is used for traffic routing following the event, but there's also typically a parking control officer stationed at 4th and berry who could override the turn. it doesn't seem like there would be much change from existing in terms of the ability for 4th street bridge to perform the following events

go ahead. >> commissioner yekutiel: thanks.hank you for the presentation and to all the members of the public that weighed in. we're asking for a lot and we do appreciate you providing comment. i have a couple of high-level clarifying questions and one specific. one is like what are we trying to accomplish here? because it does seem like filtering down to the public, there is a lot of different opinions on what we're trying to accomplish. i heard in the beginning of the presentation, you know, we're not saving a lot of money between these three plans. one increases service in certain places and decreases. so can you just briefly for those and me, what are we trying to accomplish here with these plans? >> it's a great question. i mean, what we're trying to accomplish is what do we do with a 10% service increase. roughly 10%. where does the public want to see that service go? you know, we've done six service changes or six increases in service since that day when we cut back to 17 lines. and with the last service increase as i po