small business activities. discussion item. >> commissioners, today we have -i like to invite katie shurping. katie is the small business accelerator program manager and if you recall the mayor approved in the budget to a position to help restaurants accelerate the process through the licensing and permitting process that came out of the work of jane gong and business portal team. katie is in her third week and wanted to make sure you had a chance to meet her. >> good afternoon commissioners. thank you so much for having me today. my name is katie shurping, the new small business acceleration team program manager. i'm very excited to get the program going today. by way of introduction, i come from a urban planning backfwround and have a master in urban planning and focused on design and development. i have career work in public sector economic development world but spent the last few years as planning and development consultant for developers helping go through the permitting process primarily in the east bay.

these people lived, by and large, on small farms. the average farm size was 113 acres in rural new york and pennsylvania. 125 in today's upper midwest, and 169 in areas beyond the mississippi. what does that all mean? it means that agrarian values defined northerners. and in particular, the republican party, which was always more popular in rural areas than it was in urban states, which were the strongholds of the democrats. the second point i would like to convey is that by the 1850's, many northerners adopted the ideal of farming a small plot of land for multiple generations. what was the word for this at the time, agricultural permanence. in other words, by using techniques that can serve the soil, people can stay on the same tract of land for many years. they did not have a modern environmentalist view that conserving the soil was a good thing for the earth. they thought it was a good thing for society. if you were able to farm the same plot of land for multiple years, you could build a stable community, and yeomannery ideal for

small detail there, right?> kate rogers from the small business beat for us, thanks. >>> to read more about how small business owners might fair in this election, who they might go for, head to our website, nbr.com. >>> morgan stanley ends earninging season for the big banks on a high note. the banks saw revenue and profit fall in the latest quarter but still better than expected thanks to an uptick in bond trading revenue. cost-cutting efforts contributed to the earnings. the growth was spoken about in several divisions. >> if you look at the core businesses that are supposed to do well, they are doing great. equities, number one franchise in the world. investment banking, ipo market, m & a, et cetera, they are really solid. the acquisition we did with smith barney and creating a business that has 2 trillion assets and is $15 billion of revenue, that's a phenomenal gem that is going to keep growing. >> shares were up 59 cents to 28.78. halliburton says less activity impacted revenue for the quarter but the ceo

we will speak to the attorney for delrawn small's family. then we look at a stunning expose into the privatized world of prison extradition in which prisoners are transferred across the country by for-profit van companies. >> in the second leg of his transports, he was picked up and the guards on the second leg admitted that were marking -- mocking his moans and groans and making fun of the whining and complaining he was doing. within about seven hours, he was found dead, covered in urin in the back of the van. amy: and we will speak to congressman keith ellison about this weekend's mass black lives matter protests and get an update on how he and other bernie sanders supporters are attemptiting to push the democratic party to adopt a more progressive platform. all thatat and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. protests against police brutality erupted across the united states over the weekend, with tens of thousands of people taking to the streets and blocking roads, bridge

this is a small grain in terms of the screen size.t is very small but it's really good quality. >> three tons of coffee are roasted here every day. the machine is brand new and comes from italy. 27-year-old ephraim rwamwenge believes in this new company and advises the rwrwanda farmer coffee company, a coffee growers' cooperative already exporting to britain and south korea. the amounts they produce are still manageable. the e business is jujust developing. the aim is to ensure a livelihood for as many small-scale farmers as possible. gorilla's coffee is an exemplary fair trade brand. >> the company we work with, our company, we also believe in beyond fair trade. we are certified. we try as much to give back to the farmers and not just give back for the sake of giving back but to empower them so they can increase capacity and they can earn more. even the profit that we earn, we share it across the whole supply chain equally. >> rwanda's population is extremely young. more than half are under the age of 25. 12 million people live in th

small business activities. discussion item. >> commissioners, today we have -i like to invite katie shurping. katie is the small business accelerator program manager and if you recall the mayor approved in the budget to a position to help restaurants accelerate the process through the licensing and permitting process that came out of the work of jane gong and business portal team. katie is in her third week and wanted to make sure you had a chance to meet her. >> good afternoon commissioners. thank you so much for having me today. my name is katie shurping, the new small business acceleration team program manager. i'm very excited to get the program going today. by way of introduction, i come from a urban planning backfwround and have a master in urban planning and focused on design and development. i have career work in public sector economic development world but spent the last few years as planning and development consultant for developers helping go through the permitting process primarily in the east bay.

weight loss is all about taking small steps towards your goal. people venture out to lose 30 pounds or 40 pounds. and 50 pounds or whatever the weight loss goal is. it's about breaking it down into small steps and focusing on one pound a week, which is a safe wait loss goal. one pound a week is safe way to lose weight so you can sustain it. focus on one pound a week. by the end of the year, it's 52 weeks in a year, by the end of the year, you have lost 52 pounds that you can sustain. i always say this, that the winner in the weight loss game is not the person who loses weight the quickest. but the person who keeps it off the longest. that's what weight loss is all about, the longer you can sustain it, and the only way you can sustain is by doing lifestyle change by taking small steps. >> what's your best tip that you would like to share with some of our viewers? >> don't diet. diets don't work. it's all about making a lifestyle change, changing your eating habits, behavior. changing the combination of foods you are eating and how you are eating i

some small businesses may be stuck paying too much already. most are not being informed they could pay less if they provide an elevation certificate. some are afraid they will pay a hundred or thousand dollars for an elevation certificate and either their rates will not change or they may possibly go up. what's worse, we don't know how many small businesses or r facing extreme flood insurance rates at the top of the escalator. fema does not collect elevation data on structures built before the first flood insurance rate maps. without this data, we do not know the scope of the affordability issues in the program or funding needed to solve the program, nar as several recommendations i would like to share with you. congress needs to act before september, 2017 when the nfip sunsets. nar urges congress to reauthorization the program on time for a minimum of five years, shorter term extensions only exacerbate the market uncertainty and will disrut property sales where flood insurance is required for a federally funded mortgage one million nfip insur

it does not appear to show small punching isaacs. small then stumbles away and collapses on the street between two parked cars. isaacs then gets out of his car , appearing to to tuck his gun into his waistband as he walks surveillance the scene, does not bend over to help them. he then returns to his car. witnesses said the incident began when isaacs cut off small's car. delrawn small's girlfriend, their 4-month-old son and her two daughters witnessed the shooting from the car. last week delrawn small's , brother victor dempsey spoke out at a candlelight vigil. >> you got that bad john, you do your job. you take that bad off, he still act like you have that bad john. where is the video? >> we are asking for video. y'all go home after your shift. my brother ain't coming back. on, you put the badges act -- >> human, just like us. are all out here because we know he was a good man. look in our faces and tell me why you shot him. . don't care at the end of the day, he got shot by a cop for no reason. amy: new york state attorney general

so if you need assistance with small business matters start here.he office of the small business commission. >> do we have a motion to adjourn. >> i move i second okay in favor. >> i 50, 2 absent the meeting is adjourned attest. >> good afternoon and welcome to the friday thursday, july 15, 2016, special meeting of the san francisco full board of supervisors i'm the clerk of the board the meeting will come to order. supervisor president breed is not presented therefore pursuant in the absence of wanting the clerk shall call the roll today's agenda a starim

francisco small business commission relayed on monday, july 11, 2016, the meeting is called to order at 5:29 p.m. tonight meeting is televised life thanks to sfgov for stlifgz live i'd like to welcome everyone to the small business commission meeting of please silence our phones limited to 2 minutes unless by the presiding officer and speakers requested but not required to fill out their cards please deliver speaker cards to the commission concert additionally an sign-in sheet at the in front table please show our slides. >> we're here that's all that counts. >> please show the office of the small business commission slides. >> well, i will speak we'll we're waiting for the slides if it comes up at the beginning and end of each meeting to remind the san francisco small business commission is the place to start your business and the place for your questions about operating our business in san francisco answered the office of the small business commission is the place to start and the services are free they're in multiple languages you can visit in person at the city hall or visit us o

francisco small business commission relayed on monday, july 11, 2016, the meeting is called to order at 5:29 p.m. tonight meeting is televised life thanks to sfgov for stlifgz live i'd like to welcome everyone to the small business commission meeting of please silence our phones limited to 2 minutes unless by the presiding officer and speakers requested but not required to fill out their cards please deliver speaker cards to the commission concert additionally an sign-in sheet at the in front table please show our slides. >> we're here that's all that counts. >> please show the office of the small business commission slides. >> well, i will speak we'll we're waiting for the slides if it comes up at the beginning and end of each meeting to remind the san francisco small business commission is the place to start your business and the place for your questions about operating our business in san francisco answered the office of the small business commission is the place to start and the services are free they're in multiple languages you can visit in person at the city hall or visit us o

based small businesses.y will have lower costs of borrowing if they want to start a bhis or expand a business and if you combine that with recent strong data with consumer confidence, those two things could create a very favorable environment for u.s. small businesses. >> so what about just simply the uncertainty in the global economy? >> sure. it would be difficult for a small business to decide to move overseas maybe to england or grit britain because there are more restrictions with trade, with movement of labor. so it does bring more uncertainty there. but if you're going to look at a focus of a u.s. based small business, then this could be a potentially good opportunity. >> so to you bou do you both ag you're a u.s. based small business, that no worries? >> i largely break thagree that extent you're a u.s. focused small business, you probably won't notice much of an impact with two exceptions. the first one is let's remember why interest rates are low. interest rates are low because the economy is weak

from the user renewable we know as urban renewable you don't give a damn about it i'll talk about small businesses on the tenth item. >> members of the public like to comment on this item seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners we have any more comments. >> motion in support of letter to the sfmta that william read earlier. >> i second that motion. >> okay roll call vote. >> all right. >> the motion is to support the letter commissioiner vice president adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena is recused commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent that that item passes 5 to zero with one absent and one recused excellent. >> okay all right. item number 5 an update. >> item 5 update on the legacy business deduction item your presenter is richard legacy business program manager. >> welcome richard. >> thank you good work richard legacy business program manager i'm slick rick i'm here asked at the last san francisco small business commission to come forward on a presentation with the legacy busi

our innovation relies on small business. think of the startups, the single moms and dads who start businesses in their second bedroom, the immigrant story that is the american dream. we seek to support the growth and success of small business in the manner described. >> in opposition? please. >> i'm from wisconsin. my concern about this is, i do think small business is critical to economic growth and prosperity but this adopts a conservative frame that government is the problem. there are things that can be framed that cut the wrong way for us. i think this takes the wrong position as far as the problem. >> anyone wishing to be heard on either side? no desire. ok. we have time. >> good morning. basic question. new markets. what our new markets? is it a war? is it a market? we don't know the size of the small business. we don't know what the red tape is. this is literally something that was pulled out of the chamber of commerce playbook. who are we as democrats? thank you. >> anyone else wishing to be heard? we have one more.

. >>> plus, how small businesses can attract customers and cash in on the pokemon go craze. that and so much more coming up next on "your business." >>> hi, there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and welcome to "your business" where we provide small business owners with information and inspiration. starbucks' ceo howard schultz once said in times of adversity and change we really discover who we are and what we're made of. rebecca barlow found that out the hard way. she was running her own company when her husband suddenly died and then she discovered that his business was falling apart. her story of battling employee business and sexism turned it around and her story has lessons we can all learn from. when rebecca barlow left her corporate job back in 2003 and launched her child care agency, she had a simple strategy for growth. >> i just started very small and kind of built it out. i just took on a client or two at a time. i didn't have to invest anything and i really learned the lesson of growing a business organically. did you log into bella and see the families that haven't

will amazon's one-day shopping bonanza be a boon for some small sellers? all that and more tonight on nightly business report for tuesday, july 12th. >> good evening. >> welcome, everyone. it took more than a year, but stoc are at new highs. again today, the blue chip dow index follows the s&p 500 into record territory. all those obstacles like brexit slowing global growth, they were on the back burn e for now. japan hinted at more stimulus, oil prices rose, energy stocks followed and investors regained their appetite for risk for at least this day. the dow jones industrial points. nasdaq added 34, a new high and s&p 500 rose nearly you factor in dividends in this ur news nor investors. >> the s&p is at a new high, but it has been there really all year if you include dividend gains of roughly 2.2%. the s&p 500 has hit record highs ten times once you factor in those dividends. how important is this whole gain? they count for half of the s&p's total returns over long periods of time, so since 1988, the s&p 500 is up about 720%. the total return which include

office of small business is your first stop when you have a question about what to do next and it is the meeting. >> call to order and roll call commissioner vice president adams commissioner dooley commissioner president dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena commissioner tour-sarkissian commissioner yee-riley commissioner zouzounis is absent today, mr. president, you have quorum. >> all right. item 2. >> item two discussion and possible action on this board of supervisors file planning code medical service sacramento street neighborhood commercial integrity ordinance for the planning code to probably a change of use from a professional use to a medical use on the first floor on the sacramento commercial district affirming the declaration in the california environmental quality act and making findings of consistency with the general plan and the 8 policies of the planning code section and finding of the public convenience and welfare under the section discussion and possible action item are presenters are liv legislative aide at the office of supervisor mark farrell thank you. >> one m

speaker, these days american small businesses are facing a capital crisis. this is particularly true for early stage companies and startups. despite the headlines from silicon valley, the truth is that the vast majority of early stage companies are not securing venture capital funding. , deed, almost 80% of startups startup investment, goes to just three states. in these united states. meanwhile, angel investing for these early stage companies is challenging. investing in startup companies is inherently risky. which is why the wealthy investers who qualify to become angels often -- investors who qualify to become angels often shy away from it. that's why we need to address the challenges facing angel investing. this is accomplished by changing our mindset and creating a regulatory framework that encourages innovation and growth. while ensuring that shareholder and investor protections remain strong. ranking member waters and i proposed an amendment that would increase the cap of investors from $100,000 to $250,000 for credited investors of angel funds and th

if this is in the best interest of the neighborhood convenience and obviously we want resident and small businesses alike to take out the necessary permits to do necessary construction but again, we know there is abuse within the system our proposal that given the broad discretion by giving people to deny the permits seeks to provide a solution for all the solutions in the neighborhood. >> a situation ongoing maintenance that takes up parking all year round for years and years that will be taken care of. >> yes. and what we'll be able to do for example, eddy in the bureau of street use and the director of public works the main contract o contact in terms of providing complaints once that is impacted in the books of san francisco any resident or business owner can report a problem were we having from someone not meeting the goals that is broad discretion allows them to use that discretions wooigz to make sure that people are completing the goals of projects and the appraisals progress people feel they're treated urban viewing and have a solution for which to take care of that. >> will the

the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go to the edge of your bed to save yourself. is there anything of value to that ? >> yes, if you are in your room. you should drop, cover and hold onto something. if you are in school, same thing, kitchen same thing. if you happen to be in your bed, and you rollover your bed, it's not a bad place to be. >> the reality is when we have a major earthquake the ground shaking so pronounced that you are not going to be able to get up and go anywher

city and a lot of small communities shop and dine in the 49 highlighted that and reminded people come outburst and i love that about this city i'll always be a regu francisco small business commission relayed on monday, july 11, 2016, the meeting is called to order at 5:29 p.m. tonight meeting is televised life thanks to sfgov for stlifgz live i'd like to welcome everyone to the small business commission meeting of please silence our phones limited to 2 minutes unless by the presiding officer and speakers requested but not required to fill out their cards please deliver speaker cards to the commission concert additionally an sign-in sheet at the in front table please show our slides. >> we're here that's all that counts. >> please show the office of the small business commission slides. >> well, i will speak we'll we're waiting for the slides if it comes up at the beginning and end of each meeting to remind the san francisco small business commission is the place to start your business and the place for your questions about operating our business in san francisco answered the office o

some small businesses may be stuck paying too much already.ng informed that they could pay less if they provided an elevation certificate. some are afraid they will pay $100 or $1,000 for an elevation certificate, and either their rates will not change, or they may possibly go up. what's worse, we don't know how many small businesses are facing extreme flood insurance rates at the top of the escalator. fema does not collect elevation data on structures built before the first flood insurance rate maps. without this data, we do not know the scope of the affordability issues in the program, or funding needed to solve the program. i have several recommendations i'd like to share with you. congress needs to act before september 2017 when the nfip sunsets. nar urges congress to reauthorize a program on time and for a minimum of five years. shorter term extensions only exacerbate the market uncertainty, and will disrupt property sales where flood insurance is required for federally funded mortgage. 1 million nfip insured properties are not yet paying

welcome to your business, the show dedicated to helping your small business grow. never, never, never give up is a quote attributing to winston chur churchhill. it is a thing most understand when things don't seem to be working. it is took time before teachers pay teachers get traction. they could have given up but they didn't. they have almost 4 million active users and teachers that sell materials on the site earned more than $200 million for a company that took five years with no traction, no bad for a company that almost didn't make it. kindergarten teacher is something of a rock star. all. >> all of these teachers are coming up wanting their pictures with me. i'm not use to it. i hope i never get useo it. >> that is because she is a self--made millionaire. the first on the web site on teachers pay teachers. this peer-to-peer marketplace makes it ease s to sell things they develop like lesson plans to other teachers. >> i was honored to be the first one and to be able to pave the way for others so to speak. >> that was back in 2012. not only was it a milestone

>> hi, everyone, i'm jj ramberg and welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to helping your smallusiness grow. if you watch this program a lot, you know when we usually do makeovers we go into a struggling business and we see how our team can help turn things around. this week we decided to mix it up a bit. we took our experts into a company that's actually doing okay. it's the kale cafe in daytona beach, florida. and with no previous experience, the two owners turned their idea into a profitable company, but when we lifted the curtain a little bit we noticed a lot of what they are doing is being held together with band-aids and they are itching to expand b there's no question they have to get some things in order first them a "your business" makeover. ♪ i'm here in daytona beach, florida, to answer a call from a local mom and pop business. so far this couple has beaten the odds by building a profitable restaurant business but they have bigger dreams for the future and they told us they need our help to get there. let's go give these business owners a "your business" makeover. hi,

small businesses take a long time. the average length of time that i'm expecting when i make an investment is 10 to 15 years so that's a very long time. the tough part of that is about five years. so you have to treat it -- you don't want to treat it like a sprint, sprinting here and sprinting there and running around, that sort of drama and burn out. you want to play for the long-terms and take great care of your health. exercise, outside activities, relationship, sleep, all of those things so you can show up for work and work hard for 10 plus years. >> a agree with you but it's hard to to that at least in the very beginning. i get maybe your processes are in place but in the very beginning when you're getting something out there it's hard to tell people hey take care of yourself. 9-5 job. >> yeah and i'm not imlying it's a 9-5. you'll have to work hard that's great. you'll need it to get you through the top part. whether you're selling customers or trying to get other team members to join you or pitching other invest

office of small business is your first stop when you have a question about what to do next and it is the policies and projects and issues that effect the economic vitality of the small businesses in the county of san francisco. >> do we have a motion to adjourn. >> i move i second. >> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> the meeting is adjourned at

good afternoon, commissioners i'm nervous i'm robin a small business owner and my business is on pacific avenue two doors from the specific project the building on pacific as is stand a industrial building i supported the original project but this is a big improvement over the original one as a family man the project is offering larger sized units fit for families we have a shortage of the type of housing we sprelt sprel need. >> any more speakers for the project sponsor dr requester a two minute no, no. >> public comment is closed. and opening up to commissioners commissioner antonini. >> i think there is a significant cut back on the massing 17 percent i can verify my records show 23, to 19775; is that correct i mean, you're taking it from the beginning rather than a point in may and saying it is overall sixth less and made in critical points you've made that along the west side which if anything is impacted the west side of 10 feet all the way down except for the 8 feet he was there yesterday it seems like i've been at the site multiply times the sites on the roof and yesterday it was

it is hard for small businesses to grow. the second thing is that with this flight to safety the u.s. dollar increased in value throughout currencies across the world. it makes goods more expensive for four buyers. for in the committee there won't be much of an we fkt unless there's a recession in the european continent and spills over to the u.s. economy. >> so that's the worry people should be thinking about. >> yes it's better for a. i can provide a tail wind to u.s. economic growth. >> and if you were a small business watching this, what would you be watching out for? >> we talk about spillover effects. they could be recession nar effects. so if you're a small taen company you'll have aheart hard time. let's keeping them from moving to new york where they will have a much bigger pool to work from. >> i would say see how jobs are going. see if demand is increasing. be extra vigilant and aware. >> all right. thank you both so much for shining light on this. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> have you ever been watching tv and

the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i thinkould you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go to the edge of your bed to save yourself. is there anything of value to that ? >> yes, if you are in your room. you should drop, cover and hold onto something. if you are in school, same thing, kitchen same thing. if you happen to be in your bed, and you rollover your bed, it's not a bad place to be. >> the reality is when we have a major earthquake the ground shaking so pronounced that you are not going to be able to get up and go anywhere.

failure, large or small, happens to everyone at the some point. but what you do after making a bad call makes all difference in the world.he some point. but what you do after making a bad call makes all difference in the world.e some point. but what you do after making a bad call makes all difference in the world. some point. but what you do after making a bad call makes all difference in the world.some point. but what you do after making a bad call makes all difference in the world. just ask the owners of skin care can he j. paul. they made some costly mistakes which they shared so you can avoid the same pitfalls. men's skin care line j. paul may have entered a crowded field when it launched its shaving accessories in 2007, but for the founders, there was no deterrent. >> our proceducts are targeted r those guys who do have thick beards like myself and my business partner has very sensitive skin. we felt that there really was a market void there. >> for them, it was unchartered territory. >> i had no experience at all. came from an oil and gas ba

but number two, entrepreneurs and small businesses are the job creators. we need 600,000 jobs right now for the employable workforce and entrepreneurs are creating 70% of those in this country. so they are critical to our economy and our well-being. and to me that is a good enough purpose to get out there every day. >> i absolutely agree. plus you are in charge of creating culture of that business. so treat people well. they're coming to work every day for your dream and treat them well. and i agree, that is a great purpose. thank you both so much. >>> pokemon go isn't the only app that can help your small business this summer. our viewers gave us more ideas about online tools you can use to make your company more efficient and more profitable. >> one of the great applications is called snap engage, a web based chat box. it helps us get real team feedback. it helps us save and convert more people because we can get to their needs. it also comes straight to our smartphone so we don't have to be in front of a desktop to provide that customer service. >> one

it is a 50 percent overall small business goal. efts are enforced with respect to insureing sbes have a opportunity to compete in the projects and there is first consideration with projetharea sbes and san francisco based sbes. a definition of a small business, the commission amendsed our policy last july to conform the standards we have with city of san francisco and the standards are represented there. in terms of looking at a small business, often times it is looked a respect to ownership and licensed for a particular task and average 3 year gross receipt average. afim affiliations are looked at for determining size standards. we have overseen awards of 5 contracts. [inaudible] 5 in stand alone aforeable housing and one in the xhrjs mixed use development. for the prior 6 months for point of reference, there were 11 contracts awarded between july through december for approximately 209 million. the activities are sitting as a 200 million activity level. we expect that to increase with the warriors stadium and rather the mixed use

thank you for the clarification. >> or the small site either. >> or the small site either. >> you exempted all. >> okay. >> deputy city attorney. the small site -- the way i understood it and residential projects 25 units or less or the 15,000 square feet or less. >> in my mind there is a grandfathering provision for environmental application provision by the date and secondly there san exemption that would not cover the exemptions inlet pipeline but smaller projects? no. that's the way i would like it to be but there could be objections to that. supervisor kim. >> there were objections to that and my compromise was to do it for the grandfathering but actually you know this was a major oversight in my office and not reaching out to sf made earlier and i want to acknowledge the criticism and include them earlier but it was important to them we don't exempt small sites. >> from the ones in the pipeline. >> the future. >> but the compromise i am offering here and proposing at the full board is grand fathering the small sites in the pipeline but not prospectively. that is not the intention of

colorado love small business and supported small business. and all the supermarkets are from out of town, out of state. again what again what happens two years when i'm out of office. it's a tough question. i haven't made up my mind, i haven't made up my mind and i'm not ready to commit. second question was about fracking. no second one was that what you do next if gladwell is wrong. [laughter] i think i have never thought, i thought i be a geologist thrust my life, i never thought i'd be in a restaurant business and it happened rapidly. never that i'm going to elected office. i spent a year and half looking at it thinking about it and plunged into it. i don't know what's next. i think i might go back to the private sector, but i might run a foundation if someone had a really interesting challenge with the foundation i think that would be something different and reallyexciting. i think i have one or two careers left, you never can tell. in terms of fracking which is probably as thorny of an issue as there is, colorado people that own the mine

so, with that i'm quick to turn this over to regina dick and jesse from the office of small business who certainly helped to move this forward. thank you. >> thank you marianne. i really want to extend my appreciation again to talk with and to marianne thompson kazuko four being able to assist and dedicate their time in really getting the registry up and going and launch. as then in the amount of time that's needed to the spring the process to our businesses. with that, under move on to providing updates from the last gal meeting in terms of what transpired to date. so, most importantly, we have now hired the legacy business program manager. i would like to introduce to you richard carrillo, who is part of the invested neighborhood steam who is now the legacy business program manager could richard has a stellar reputation in terms of program management and grant management and just the type of person we need to move this program for work. so i am very excited with having him on board and starting monday, july 11, he will be officially handling all the applications that marianne and i

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