i think it's a good idea, but it also has to accompany a little bit process and at least somewhere the city can implement things. i think it's also highly economically driven in terms of incentives and other kinds of assistance that the city can provide. i think that's where you have to expand the concept a little bit and try to get the mayor's office of economic and workforce development involved. they do have a neighborhood initiative going. they have a sign by japan down. in any case, that's where some of

i think it's a good idea, but it also has to accompany a little bit process and at least somewhere the city can implement things. i think it's also highly economically driven in terms of incentives and other kinds of assistance that the city can provide. i think that's where you have to expand the concept a little bit and try to get the mayor's office of economic and workforce development involved. they do have a neighborhood initiative going. they have a sign by japan down. in any case, that's where some of the economic muscle lies. i woulden currently you to communicate with them at some fashion and also support what mr. martinez had to say. >> mr. sugaya, do you have time now to serve on the subcommittee? >> i just got my weekends. >> we are not talking weekends, we are not talking all sorts of reports. >> sure. >> thank you. any other member of the public wish to speak on this item, seeing none, >> carl. >> i want to make a point that at the rocky theatre tomorrow night. >> okay. we'll close public comment. mr. frye. >> commissioners, tim frye. i want to show you the support of the repo

spending money here and not somewhere else to determine the most efficient use that's not spend a great deal of money on this we don't think there's a demand for at least on the city until we've tested it out and limit our resources elsewhere and i understand mr. chair, i san diego with you. is there a motion to amend finding 7 recommendation 7 >> i move that we amend the recommendation 7 and that we should the ethics commission should make the guys and educational material available in the will languages like in other city departments. >> is there a second. >> second. >> public comment? >> commissioners ray hearts are open governments the longest journey begins with the single step if i put the recommendation out there you're basically saying we're not going to do this at any time i agree with commissioner keane and commissioner andrews and including commissioner hur that i don't, you know, it isn't like we have to take all documents and translate them but take the major ones that people are going to be interested in in other words, if someone is running for a city office they should be able to file whatever financial documents, what campaign workers or people li

somewhere this >> will go to unemployment rate here in atlantic city of 20%. >> you stay here, at least twice a month. and that's long island. so we have a little -- not like right around the corner, but because we love it so much. we love coming down here, and i'm shocked. i'm really shocked about this. >> i just really -- >> i think it is terrible that they put so much time and energy into a beautiful place like this. and all of these people will be out of work. and it is just, you know, it is bad for the economy, and it is terrible for atlantic city, in general. >> well, as we come back to live picture, we understand the weather stinks. and it is 5:00 a.m. but, even in these kind of conditions, we usually see a stragglier or two. so, here you have the biggest casino, in atlantic city, newest casino, just two and a half years old, and the second tallest building in all of new jersey, by the way, not single soul, besides the one behind the camera, and the one holding the microphone out here in front of this, and what could be the busiest vacation week for the jersey shore of the year. as vacant as this boardwalk looks now, it will for sure be packed later. this is probabl