commissioner kasselman? commissioner kasselman: like commissioner adams, like this legislation, having grown up from the corner. there seems to be a lot of space no vacant on fillmore street and in the corridor, and it would be great to get some new restaurants come in. president o'brien: thank you. commissioner clyde. commissioner clyde: i think it is straightforward. all of the outreach as been done, and this is initiated from the neighborhood, and it has been thoroughly vetted, so i support it. president o'brien: ok, public comment? >> i will give you the same thing i talked about last month. i feel this is a good piece of legislation, but if nobody can come in support or oppose of this legislation, you do not have the sponsors here. you do not have any of the advocates, and more merchants association. the supervisor could not come. this assistance could not come. i think it is disgusting, actually, and i really feel that you people should at least put it aside, take a no vote on it or something. why cann

clerk: the motion from commissioner kasselman. that is without proof president o'brien: -- that is without? supervisor campos: -- president o'brien: without objection. thank you. next item. clerk: to make recommendations, and i believe the director handed out a report. >> good evening, directors, and i know since it is valentine's day, we have other matters. i will be sustained. we have our number. we are up 24% over last year in terms of clients' cases that the small-business assistance center, so last year, 232 clients, this year 288. one person is on vacation this week, and we were not able to secure a temporary help, so we have had to do some closure of the counter to be able to manage step schedules and the workload, some of the schedule for this week. there was a two-month campaign that has concluded with shop sf. small business week, the planning committee has started. there is a calendar before you, but commissioner adams is our commissioner/representative on the committee, and he will be speaking to that in his vice presi

commissioner kasselman: and i think what we should have is the puc with updates, because i know they were going to target some specific outreach, as well. president o'brien: but yes, ok, great. any more new business? ok, next item. clerk: next item, 17, entertaining motion to adjourn. president o'brien: do we need a roll call approved -- roll call? clerk: a motion by commissioner kasselman, without objection, at 8:01 p.m. >> i work with the department of environment and we are recycling oil. thank you. we can go into a refinery and we can use it again. they do oil changes and sell it anyway, so now they know when a ticket to a. hal>> to you have something you want to >> mayor for the city and county of san francisco. >> tonight, san francisco has a new interim mayor. >> a few minutes ago, city administrator now interim mayor ed lee, emerged happy but humble. >> in 2011, a temporary or interim mayor was selected by the board of supervisors, what is an interim mayor? why do we need one? is it the mayor's supposed to be elected by san francisco voters? how did this happen? let's rewind

commissioner kasselman: i think now when you search for an address on the dbi web site, you can get what permits have been issued and completed. what other information will be available on the system? is there a little bit more for people to look up? >> there will be more information that is going to be available, but i am being a little reluctant to go into a lot of detail because a lot of that is contained in the rfp and i do not want to do anything to jinx the rfp. what we are doing first and foremost is to make what we have right now better, and to be able to have more visible information so that you would know exactly where you were in the process, who has signed off, who has not signed off, what is next. hopefully, there could be some information on, you know -- i do not know what is out there in this commercial environment as the ability to be able to say, "when did you expect something like that?" how long things have been in a queue is fairly quick and easy to do. we are looking to have more easily and meaningful information available to the public. we do realize that right now