so we had a big workshop in march. we invited city staff from all different agencies, advocates, consultants, and we even had folks from oakland department of transportation come. and we had a great day really opening up this conversation and talking about the challenges that these communities face and coming up with solutions. so -- and i just wanted to give you a few examples because i think visuals help kind of understand what we're talking about. so when we have transit islands, when the bike lane's against the curb, and we have a transit island, it could be harder fore people with disabilities and seniors to get off the island. is it a ramp and only on one end of the island? that could be difficult for seniors and person with disabilities. if you're blind or a person with low sight, and you're used to going to the curb to find your bus stop, and then somehow the bus stop moves out into the street, how are you supposed to find out where that is? so we were talking about how can we make this work? we talked about si

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we'll present to them a workshop on september 10. they'll provide their feedback at that time, which we will incorporate and then return to them for their action on september 24, and then we will submit our proposed amendment to the department of finance on september 30, and they will have until 12-16 to respond to us, which is about 15 days before the january property tax distribution, which is the property tax distribution that would fund the second half of this year's expenditures that are captured by the 17-18 rops, and if you have any questions, i'd be happy to answer them. >> okay. thank you. madam secretary, do we have any speaker cards for this item? >> clerk: yes, we have one. mr. ace washington. >> get my thing together. okay. here we go. i'm really appalled as we speak here. for give my attire. i'm not trying to look like tupac, i'm just tu-ace. i did this because i just had surgery on my head. i can't help becau-- even my b pressure had to be increased since i came back here. i think i started back work too early. but bot

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to bronze inventions have a short life span he can store them in his small workshop anyway usually he either gives them away or has to scrap them. from the drawing board to completion it took even the round of three weeks to make his writing robot and this time he's printing a very special message on the beach in san sebastián. just for us are right moving on now to a brief look at other stories making headlines on the cultural scene starting with a look back at berlin in the ninety's that and more coming up in today's express. a new exhibit opened in berlin on thursday that takes visitors back to the nine hundred ninety s. begins that followed the full of the best in will i consider it she checked it in the post-war history of the german capital. there was a thing they said sense of freedom and creativity back that. the song picked out so one of the soundtrack of those years was techno music it stood for progress for the future expectations and all. that music was full of hope for change in that it was like in the year two thousand and something we'll all be dancing naked around the

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we expect to hold the workshops on weekends on the island. the arts commission approval process is depending onetiming and availability of getting on the arts commission agenda and that could be two or tw two-and-a-half months. a lot i think just depends on how many people we have to come out and help, but let's call it two or three weekend from there, so i think best efforts we are hoping to have this done before the end of the calendar year and the sooner the better. summer is a popular time for these programs so, the sooner we can get in the pipeline and get moving. >> supervisor richardson: it's a great investment. >> i will make a motion to approve. >> we will bring a second presentation back to the board once the design is finalized to bring you up to speed what it is going to look like and the process to date. >> sure. >> thank you for the presentation. can you take a little bit of a step back and help us understand the community engagement that's occurred thus far because i understand there has already been some community discussion a

the valencia public workshop, i wanted to announce that there will be a second workshop held on saturday, july 28. as you recall, the transportation authority has provided $175,000 in sales tax funds for this project. looking for ways to better organize the traffic and the shared services and other road user including cyclists and pedestrians. so, this workshop will be on the 28th on saturday from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. at the women's building at 3543 18th street. and we will be viewing the potential design alternatives and associated trade-offs and bringing the report back to the transportation authority board later this year. improving street safety, we have a vision southeaster row open house this weekend. we brought forth that final report for the first set of intersections earlier this year. this is a second project that's looking at 10 additional intersections in the south of market neighborhood where freeway ramps touch down on to city streets. we conducted a survey and collected more than 800 response and we're now conducting the workshop to be held next tuesday the 31st from 5:30 to

this presentation focuses a lot on a series of meetings and walking tours and workshops that we held in april and may into june regarding the part three of the waterfront plan update. the dates here are indicated, and the purpose there really was to educate the purpose about the work and the recommendations that the working group developed. it was a long report. there was a lot of content that was covered. sort of difficult to try and absorb it all, but we thought through the -- it was the walking tours, and the workshop that we had, it helped the public better understand what was the variety of issues that the working group developed their recommendations around and allowed us to also answer questions and receive further public comment. it's also a good opportunity to show people what the port's facilities look like and a hands on look at our historic piers, broad variety of commercial, industrial and recreational activities that take place on the port's properties. provided a really great backdrop in which to then educate them about the port's open space systems, the recommendation

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