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Well, back mr. Chairman announcement of the closed session the mta board meet in closed session they took no action and theres no litigation it would it be appropriate to disclose. Members well take about a 10 minute break and come back for the budget all right. So director reiskin are you doing a brief presentation on this. So ms. Bows is going to start off and im going to cover a few things on the table for consideration. On the operating budget side shell highlight the Capital Budget and look...

And so, with that, why dont we go ahead for the time being and file this item. So that we can file this item and a motion to file by supervisor mar . Without objection . Thank you very much. If you could call the next item. Item number two. Is a hearing on San Francisco hiv Health Reform task force. And it is recommendations to Health Insure the safe and secure transition of San Franciscos living with hiv aids into broader systems of care that become available because of the implementation of th...

Body, on this committee, on the mayors Transportation Task force. Also i think we can do a better job of publicizing this. I can get my constituents and contribute in the discussion thats happening for these for these major projects. Love for you to bring back to your committee the tline as an additional a project added to the future funds. Thank you. Thank you. Commissioner campos. Thank you mr. Chairman and ill be brief. Thank you for your work. The fact that we have a Transportation Task forc...

To answer your questions and perform half hour interviews and would you like to be on the top floor some said, yes and some said no. Okay commissioner moore. I would agree with commissioner sugaya im very glad to see a number of hive caliber professionals helping on the technical he said. I would like to hear a presentation off those Task Force Recommendations to read them and theyre more impacted in hearing them presented by the be able to ask questions its not a simple issue including the Comm...

Thank you. And just, if i could, supervisor avalos, what came out of also an audit that i and the mayor had called for, about sfgeneral and the department of public health, about security services, at sfgeneral, and this comports with the results of that audit. And of the last several months. And so, that investment, one way or the other is going to be made, and it has been made, i think, faster by the collaboration of or between our departments and frankly, it is years overdue. Thank you. Okay....

Available. Thank you very much. I have been working for 16 years now and i take pride in this unit and take pride of this tending and just wearing the us ward 17 makes me proud and so we are ward 17. And we provide, and also the continued care that they receive in the hospital and which is just a few walks away and a few steps away next door and we have hundreds where we have close calls. And we can immediately have an imagine Response Team on site. And i have experienced a lot of close calls in...

Had the pleasure of serving on the task force and i want to thank supervisors weiner and campos and former supervisor olague for your vision in putting this together because it would not have happened unless you would have done that, i also want to thank bill in particular on the task force and i very much appreciated my colleagues but bill put this together and pulled it together in an effective way and we would not have had the report that we had without his guidance. And so, one of the things...

Chiu, aye. Cohen . Aye. Far ill. Aye. Kim. Aye. Mar, absent. Tang . Aye. Weiner . Aye. Commissioner yee . Aye. That item passes. The item passes. The last page . Madam clerk, could you call the next item. Chairs report, this is an information item. Good morning, colleagues, we have a very full agenda today with presentations on the water front transportation assessment, under items 11 and 12 and a possible closed session under 13 to approve the directors objectivity and performance goals. Novemb...

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