ah, a look at the main stories are following us our, our new k prime minister bars, johnson has bowed pto, mounting pressure from within his own party and announced that he is stepping down comes after several days of high drama, which only 60 members of his government resign johnson remains defiant, and his vow to stay on as caretaker, prime minister, until his party chooses his successor. it is clearly now the will of the parliamentary, conservative party that there should be a new leader of that party there for a new prime minister. and i agree with the grow brady, the chairman of our back bench. and please that the process of choosing that new leader should begin now. and the time table will be announced next week. and i love to day point you to cabinet, to serve as i will until the new leader is in place. several current and former cabinet ministers, including a deems a holly where she soon act and such a job as well as ben wallace of open named as potential successes. b
Things related to over crowding. The last area we looked at is Pedestrian Safety. We found that its unclear whether significant City Investment of the vlf revenue of pedestrian improvement would result in a shift of transportation mode chair away from the city that has already considered Pedestrian Safety as well as other cities in the nation. However it may have some impact on car use. It is also unclear whether pedestrian improvements would have an impact on immune munis, on time performance or reduce emissions and capital cost. It would result in a marked improvement in Pedestrian Safety. For instance a 30 Million Investment in new vlf would result in 150 additional intersections with count down signals and at least 25 additional crosswalks with lines. Mr. Gucher, i know we dont have that much more time. Would you summarize what you think is the biggest bang for the buck of the 5 different revenue items and seems bicycle improvement is a clearly big benefit. But there is a human imp
Across the globe here in San Francisco and in many ways for many year, San Francisco as a City Government has been behind of adopting that innovation, were doing a ton of work on it, we have a long ways to go, open data is but a part of that in a way to have an impact, i think the impact can be real within our City Government, but i think what youre speaking to is a broader topic of how we use technology to apply to our City Government and our daytoday jobs as supervisors or people within different departments. And i would say i would want us to head in a direction when putting together this overall policy and one that would make us more efficient and one that will mating it easier to cross lines in various city departments and im really excited about this to tonight, really looking forward to the impacts of what happens with this, so i appreciate you taking the leadership and bringing it forward to us, thank you. Thanks maybe somebody out there whos listening will develop an app for a
The early spending of the 12. 5 million on impact fees that could be spent outside of the plan area. Prioritized spending 9 million in china town area. That was done for a couple of reasons, many of which have been discussed in the hearings leading up to this conversation. Essentially that china town is the densest in san francisco, the most open space poor, as you often hear in our conversations here, and that the analysis the Planning Department did indicated much of the spillover from increased density created by the new housing and new office space in the plan area would affect not just the downtown and south of market by china town. What is before you today is affirming and supporting what the Planning Commission did on october 18th. To prioritize spending those impact fees in the china town neighborhood. I want to note quickly the ipic committee on which the Rec Department has a seat is body charged with the actually allocation of those fees. I believe we talked a little about th
President buell, commissioners, general manager ginsburg, ms. Mcarthur, my name is phil chen. Im the chair of the committee for better parks and recreation in china town. The committee is a voluntary organization that has worked with the commission of open space issues over 40 years. We starred in 1969 despite attempt business a developer to turn a playground into a garage. Im here to speak on the proposed regulation regarding prioritis for the transbay open space impact fees. We are recognized as a es for the transbay open space impact fees. We are recognized as a high needs neighborhood. 40 of our stock in china town is made up of sro units, single room occupancy units that are eightbyten. There is barely enough room for a bed. When there is a bed it is standing room only. There is no bathroom in there. No kitchen. Theres no closet. If you need to go to the bathroom you need to take with you a flashlight. Take with you toll let paper and towels. Maybe you need to take with you alcoho