a former owner, operator, of a small business, or a member of the commission may be an officer representative of a neighborhood economic development organization. the department of parking and traffic which is now the sfmta to provide the information and staff assistance to the office of small business, regarding business impacting laws, regulations and administration to the departments. and the office of small business does have liaisons with your department and with various other city departments as well. and currently the liaisons that we primarily work with with the sfmta assist us on business issues, or the business questions, mostly around maybe, curb colors, sometimes the deals with curb cuts and helping businesses understand, you know, the issues around the curb cuts but that is more around planning but also, we have, it has got issues that we assist them with as well. and our primary liaisons with the department are with jerry robins and julie and cindy and what we have not cultivated well are on the liaisons more on the policy, and project matters and so that is probably one area that would be great to explore tonight is to look about how we can str

with a marking up with the department of small business -- we have been working with the department of small business. this project started when we heard from neighborhood merchants. unfortunately, they had access issues, visibility access issues. we have been working closely with many of our partners year today to educate about these -- many of our partners year today to educate about these issues. also in terms of board guidance. i want to thank all of you for coming. many of you may have assistance. i know many merchants could not be here. please do it share this information with other merchants in the area. we have virginia from the office of small business. we have roger from the bar association. no carla johnson from the office of disability. -- we have carla johnson from the office of disability. i want to especially it acknowledge my colleague to help us get the resources and brought legal expertise to the table. i do not want to take too much of your time. thank you for coming. >> thank you, supervisor chu. i want to express my admiration for a supervisor chu's commitment to y

report criticizes the department of education for its failure to meet its responsibility to ensure its continental comedy cakes are for all of children who need the department of business to open them to notice that the rose twenty six crew ball and economists say no to study and that i'd come home to assume. in a typical nutrition for two years. so wishes and stop the department of education has killed the children's ombudsman that response of the sea for admissions policies and practices besides with individual school. it said there was no evidence that the times was adversely affected by being out of school. it said it did not accept the report's finding that it's a tooth or non actions had an adverse effect on the side it's up to almost two years the place was eventually found the kitties but not before a district court judge expressed concern about the department of education to appear in court at the comforts us in this anti reports that just one quote that side since as a child separated from the family was traumatized. it sorts but it's heading. he tells the chechens ombudsman that not being in school it makes him feel folks. stats and that kelley fourteen year

serious fraud a serious fraud office to the financial conduct authority i leased with the department of business and in the last weeks i've been acting as an advisor and protect the person by each of my see because i've not been able to show. how much revenue customs that actually r.b.s. have been orchestrates and frauds against the state claims against the state whereby they have been instructing or stopping british businesses paying tax payments jus to each m.r.c. . the last i have been the last week from each of my c.s. they reckon that this is created a tax gap. year much as treasury of billions and the other buy to launch a national investigation into our best is conduct in the whole tax element of the us so so my intention here is to of course seek compensation that still due to me for my family but book but since i met with the philip compton twice in the last year the mission has a current that are the countryman of r.b.s. who. i've been going at head to head for three and a half years and has known about it for that time and as avoided investigating it i've no had confirmation from the

of 2bridge communications, we're a public relations and small business consulting firm. i was hired to conduct customer satisfaction surveys of neighborhood economic development organizations, the nidos and also city departments to get their feedback on the operations of the office of small business and small business assistance center. the he occasion for this was, you know, the fifth anniversary of the office of small business. we thought this would be a good opportunity to gather feedback from people about the performance. so, we met with -- there was a lot of planning that happened before the survey took place. we met with the staff on numerous occasions to discuss the goals of this survey, and in particular the protocol reaching out to city departments. and we ended up -- we reached out to all the organizations at least three times, i think much more than that. we ended upped talking to 10 nidos in 10 city departments and the lists are contained in the report. we'll get to them in a few minutes. so, in general, the summary, to super summarize it, there was very high, high satisfaction with professionalism, the customer service, and the knowledge of the staff at the office of small business and the small

no more than a quarter of your home -- home-based businesses that are allowed, that does not require, you know, home based business to go and submit that to the planning department to ensure that their business is not utilizing more than a quarter of the square floor. >> this sounds like something your office is going to get a lot of questions about. the process that i go through to see -- >> the process is is that you get your business registration. you have to go to the -- department of public health to then fill out the appropriate forms and pay the appropriate fee whether you're a type a or a type b. >> okay. >> and then the department of public health right now is charging the zoning referral fee and that is where i think our discussion is, is it absolutely necessary since it's zoned, you know, upon passage of this legislation, it's permitted in all areas of the city. and, so, we don't have the department of public -- planning here to say that what happens from department of public health to the -- what the planning department is doing at this particular time. with the zoning. >> not to belabor it, but it seems like the department of public health needs to

she is in the ling ray section of a department store. >> we're busy. >> which ones do you like? ee pee, pee pee, i need pee pee. >> she's expressing the view of a lot of men. >> she doesn't realize what bras are. to her this is a store floor of boobies. and she's so perplexed by the magnitude of this place and how many boobies there are. >> i'm even a little bit overwhelmed. how do you choose when you're a girl and you go -- >> there's a lot of of chak . >> it's a brother-on-brother tape job. but the mom, find out what's harp erp, her scissor or her tongue. >> and kayaking around a volcano. see what it was like to paddle through boiling water. >>> only two brothers would get themselves in a scenario that looks like this. >> it's skin, ears, everything! >> ah! >> oh! >> okay, okay, okay. >> that is a bunch of like packing tape wrapped around brother jack's face, head, hair and hands. brother paul kennedy did this to him. >> this does seem like something siblings would do to each other. >> the poor mother. >> the mom is the real start of the video because of all the things she says

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necessity of the city and county of san francisco, in accordance with california business and professions code, section 23958.4, and recommending that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of the license. neighborhood services mills act historical property contract.1234 item 25: 25.131046[liquor license - 678 geary street]resolution determining that the issuance of a type 42 on-sale beer and wine public premises license to justin beem and daniel brooker for resolute drinks, llc, dba resolute, located at 678 geary street district 33, will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco, in accordance with california business and professions code, section 23958.4, and recommending that the california department of alcoholic beverage control impose conditions on the issuance of the license. neighborhood services and safety committeee shgs 1234 president david chiu: call the roll. speaker: cohen, aye, ferrel, aye, supervisor tang, aye, mar, aye, yee, absent. supervisor avalos, aye, supervisor breed, absent. supervisor campos, aye. there are 9 ayes. president david chiu: those r

department of homeland security, customs and border patrol. we found some news breaking data there about an operation involving iranian businesses, importing electronicsupport the building of triggering devices for ieds. and we found that -- this is not classified. this fact was actually broadcasting look for you by the department of commerce to his businesses, putting them on alert that certain people, individuals, and businesses were trying to import electronics to build triggering devices for ieds to be used against our troops abroad. and coalition forces. we simply built -- we sat down and used google at home on our spare time to formulate a profile of these businesses, where they were, how they were functioning, and it turned out they were all false fronts to cover up the import operation. we connected the dots for the government, reported it to customs and border patrol where we were working. they took the data and briefed it up the line and within two weeks, we were let go from our contract. i guess we had embarrassed to many people. long story short, two years people are restedren an in florida by the fbi associated with this import operation.

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