i'm going to have the resolution read by councilmember zarda. >> resolution no. 2014-01. mayor's disability council resolution supporting the san francisco municipal transportation feasibility study for construction and redesign of accessible platforms for the light rail system including passenger amenities. whereas effective transportation is an important aspect of building communities that include people with disabilities and whereas municipal transportation agency in the past engaged in efforts to make the surface light rail system accessible to passengers with mobility disabilities and key stops. and whereas the existing surface light rail system has sizable gaps between accessible key stops in certain areas making travel for people with mobility disabilities more challenging and whereas, currently wait side platforms at accessible key stops lack lighting, signals for transit operators and passenger seating result in unequal facilities. now, therefore be it resolved that fees ability study about the construction additional key stops via way side platforms be made a pr

zarda? >> thank you, cochair supanich. i just want to give a heads up about events coming up in march. march 29th, a saturday, the independent living center in san francisco with the san francisco blind will host a regional power summit which will be an opportunity for community partners and members of the public to come together for a 1 day summit with other community members from the bay area to discuss issues that are important to the community for better fostering independence where we live, work, learn, shop and play. this is a great time for people interested in learning more about how to join the advocacy effort to attend. for those who want more information, you can go to the websites for ilrcsf. www.ilrcsf.org. on the website there will be an events calendar on the right side of the main page and you can find more information on how to register there. i also want to call attention to a "state of the arts mobility demonstration" march 5th, at the independent living resource center in san francisco. whill type a is

i'm going to have the resolution read by councilmember zarda. >> resolution no. 2014-01. mayor's disability council resolution supporting the san francisco municipal transportation feasibility study for construction and redesign of accessible platforms for the light rail system including passenger amenities. whereas effective transportation is an important aspect of building communities that include people with