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Brill do members of the board have questions or comments . No. Do we have any members of the public . No, no members of the public. Point of order, just come forward if you want to speak. That is all. You think a Ballot Initiative will put a bond on the measure is going to fix this situation . Its not going to fix the situation. Stop paying other city departments work orders. Stop coming to the public, stop trying to squeeze money stop trying to squeeze water out of a turnip from the employees. ...

At the heart of the project, a natural place to start is how did we effect rates . And many people were concerned at the beginning of the project that sfpark would be an excuse for the sfmta to simply raise rates and even in the context of an increasing population and booming economy, we saw that on average we lowered onstreet rates by 4 . And hourly rates at garages by about 12 . And what you see here is an average rate at meters of 2. 58, but that represents an average of sf metered hours, 30 ...

Proprietary program, another thing that will help inform [ inaudible ] [ inaudible ] the next phase. Its a pretty big deal to transit to a fare system and were working what others are doing and working to the 2019 date to throw the [spweuplt ] switch and have another system in place. Anybody to address the board . [ inaudible ] mr. Mr. Chairman. What mtc has been doing which has been great is going around to all of the major transit agencies to give all the boards and public an update. [ inaudib...

Item 12, right . Item 11 urging the board of supervisors to place the 500 million general Obligation Bond on the [tphrorb ] 2014 ballot. Director reiskin. Yes, because this is now moving forward advanced from the budget and finance committee to the full board in july and matt will give you a brief update on what specifically is the bond that is making its way to the ballot. Good afternoon, mr. Brill. Good afternoon, directors, Matthew Brill in Capital Finance at mta and thank you for hearing thi...

Outright car ownership. Okay. I will just say that i appreciate the outreach you have done and how you are going about this, very professional as always with you. I would just say in the future, the comment that would trouble me the most and we havent really heard it today except for one gentleman to get his point across, we dont want to hear neighbors come in and say this is the first i heard of it. It sounds like the car sharing organizes are committed to the dialogue and just i mean, this is ...

Participating and meeting with my peers from the larger transit systems in the bay area and smaller ones in discussion about the present and future of clipper, probably for the last year and a half or so. And i think the presentations kind of laid out there is a lot of great things that clipper provides today, and its an amenity that i think many of our riders really value and appreciate, especially when its working for them. There are some limitations as one of the last slides showed in terms o...

(KRON) — The group behind planned community in Solano County backed by tech billionaires will hold three town hall meetings this week. “California Forever,” a planned community designed to be built in southeastern Solano County, has announced town halls for Tuesday, Dec. 5, Wednesday, Dec. 6, and Thursday, Dec. 7. Residents will be able to […]

These early town halls will discuss the "vision" for the project according to the company's website, and will be followed in early 2024 with another series of town halls where residents will be able to react to the January plans.

historically over the last 40 years. it is the right thing to do. i support this. >> i must confess i did not consult delancy street, but when criticism, because it got politicized. some had suggested that this was putting criminals before the victims which it had not. i do see this as crime prevention. many had been incarcerated. this happens to be a high number. delancey street called me and said, this is the kind of legislation we would support. in the media they were saying that. i...

they committed. for example, a sex offender, someone who had offended a child. there are prohibitions by a federal law so this is not an at large, anyone gets a job. those parameters are very much in place. >> i agree with you on that. i support this. i read this over the weekend. what worries me is and what is happening with the state of california and prisoners coming to stamp francisco. i think this program helps with that. are we going to see a tidal wave of jobs? probably not but ...