. -- ccda committee i attended that point was confirmed. for san francisco small businesses this is not the case. here the lack of coordination between the city and state can be seen. the stit executives have no interest. the ccda was delayed for more than a year, waiting for their executive position to be put on hold. if the state has these types of issues, why do the federal entities not see that the small microbusinesses also have their own unique set of challenges. why is it our right when issues are brought to ow -- our attention not met with consideration but because of the threat of the lawsuit? because it isn't good enough. i believe that is serial litigants are doing drive-bies in their neighborhoods and looking for the easy targets. it's my opinion that these serial litigants should be invested for -- investigated for harassment. they should also be penalized to build their businesses based on loopholes in the law. if to use -- to offset the costs but not back into their own pockets. it would seem impossible for these plaintiffs t

the ccda is developing a survey checklist for use of building inspectors, casp and business owners. and they have a new, improved casp certificate that's recently been issued by the state in response to concerns of casp. there were some language issues that -- it wasn't always clear that the site was maybe -- it gave the impression it was accessibility when it wasn't always the case so that was changed. so that was the conclusion of my presentation. if you have any questions i'll be happy to answer. supervisor mar: thank you so much. any questions? thank you. the next speaker is from the department of public works, john, with the bureau of streets and mapping. i think the issue is sidewalk access and other issues. >> good morning, supervisors. john qwong, the department of public works. there's been a lot of discussion from the building department, from the mayor's office and various members of the general public related to the variety of steps that can be taken to mitigate to improve accessibility to entranceways for tenant spaces, for business places. one of the things that the de