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Responsible currently would daylight all of the issues regarding the funding and the impediments to it spreading in the same way that they did sort of a crowd sourced map for the preferences regarding the distribution of the bikes. And there is a lot of talent out there and there is also a lot of money out there and a lot of brain power to figure this out is moung the people as well. And i am an advocate for the port corridor and so i would like to note that the corridor transit is the most dens...

Learned about how they placed it in areas that lacked connectiveness to the Transportation System and they could see that there would be significant use immediately as opposed to other areas where they will have to do more education and i see the richmond as one of those areas that is hard to get out to and along the core and i would like to see the analysis that looks at how we can plan for the future for the west side of city as well and one of the key questions that chair avalos mentioned too...

Provide that and but with the great interest on the commission to be able to and across the city to be able to expand to the neighborhoods and mine is not part of the process yet and yours should be as well and i think that we are committed to commissioner lee has expressed to the board and looking at expansion across the city as well. Commissioner mar did you have comments . Yeah, our microphones are not working here, or the button to alert you. I just want to say that i think that this analysi...

Enhance the system and sfand expand the city system to meet new growth and also set to pursue three new Revenue Services combined to address that significant portion of that gap and as well as to continue to support and seek additional state and federal Funding Sources to support policies that will bring in more transportation dollars into San Francisco. So, after taking a look at the needs, the task force looked it is needs to repair the core system, to enhance and expand it and is recommending...

Prioritize them. Its important to talk about regional growth because its one larger picture. Obviously region is growing and projected to grow by 2 Million People in the next 5 years and almost 100,000 Housing Units and we think its because of our quality of life and the region in the country and the state. San francisco is expected to accommodate about the 15 percent of that growth. That is a small number but we still need to accommodate about 190,000 jobs and 90,000 Housing Units and that will...

That the residents can walk and while it is true that we live in walkable neighborhoods, it is important that we invest in the infrastructure that is needed as we move more residents into this part of the city and explore the Large Scale Development whether it is lot, 337 and the giants parking lot, pier 7, or pier 3032 and that we are able to show our commitment to the neighborhoods today and can address the Transportation Needs and, if would like, or if we want support for future growth and de...

Pursue three new Revenue Services combined to address that significant portion of that gap and as well as to continue to support and seek additional state and federal Funding Sources to support policies that will bring in more transportation dollars into San Francisco. So, after taking a look at the needs, the task force looked it is needs to repair the core system, to enhance and expand it and is recommending more of the half of the funds be allocated towards core. The reason is we found that t...

Assessment. And i also welcome, i know that we have ken rich from the Mayors Office of economic and workforce development. And we also did invite the Planning Department as well. To sit in. And i know that commissioner, or vice chair, scott weiner also has other comments before we begin the presentation. Thank you, chair avalos. And also at the time that our commissioner kim requested this very important hearing on taking a step back and looking at Development Patterns on the water front and in ...

We have resources and piers and dry docks left over from world war ii when richmond was the largest shipbuilding place in the world and we are going to invite google to come up here if they want to. Reporter one small wrinkle, richmond also does not have proper permits from the bcdc. We may have to get the right permit ourselves but we are going to invite them. Doesnt cost anything to ask. Reporter bcdc says vallejo and oakland have also express the interest in getting the barge and they too wou...

That nonresidential space. We are seeing a big upsurge because of the current Economic Conditions but as you know, the first 3 years after the plan was adopted we saw very little activity. As you spread that out over the five period, the number of that average is still not number that we had projected or looking to need in that area. With that, i will turn it over to adam from the Planning Department who will go over with you the implementation network. Adam leads our implementation in the depar...