and then under the "policy" side, christian murdock, our newest staff member in our office has been working on developing a white paper around ada as it relates to building code standards and historical preservations, that at sometimes conflict in what is the best means to working to resolve that from the city family side. so he is just about done with that. so he will be providing you with a presentation on those findings at the january 28th meeting. is it the 28th? 28th, right. january 28th meeting. and he is also working on mobile retail and developing that policy. and we're targeting mid-march to have our kind of final proposal or proposals to really work with and vet. so he will be providing you can a presentation at the first meeting in march. excuse me, i said february 11th in my notes. so actually change that. he is going to provide you with a presentation at the february 11th meeting and get your feedback and mid-march we're working on your final proposals. also included in your packet is an update, the most recent update on the funds distributed through the revolving loan fund. so

the other thing i wanted to mention, which ties in very well with regina's report about christian murdock is that the north beach business association has requested and is going to be having a summit sponsored by supervisor chiu around the problems of the ada, of state, federal and city. members of the merchants association met last year with senator leno's office and senator feinstein's office and they are extremely enthusiastic about holding this summit, and trying to figure out some way to fill in those gaps. especially senator feinstein is very, very much interested in working at the federal level on this. so i'm really happy to see that we'll have more information when that comes about. we're just starting to figure out a time for that and i'm sure we will be participating in that session. and i think it's something that we all really will be excited to see if we can get something going within that. that is it for me. >> any other commissioner comments? >> next item. >> commissioners, item 16, public comment. >> do we have any members of the public who wish to make a comment? welcome