mcsorley concerned about the resumption you can actually successfully relocate the business and bring it back to its original location under a right of first return. especially given financing terms from lenders that may set specific credit requirements on a tenant that comes into the commercial space. i haven't heard any that discussed. that makes me concerned about the impacts on small business in the city. i'm concerned because one of the bonus issues is a height bonus. it turns out that in some of the and cds, if you get a little bit of extra height you get a killer view and that really changes the economics of very small projects. that may provide incentives for displacement in commercial districts that really have not been looked at. so i'll stop there. i'm sure other people of more things to say, but as it stands now, i don't think this is fully baked in terms of its impact in terms of small business and needs a lot of work before it gets moved forward. >> good point. thank you. next? just to remind you, public comment is limited to 3 min. we give you a gong and 30 seconds. whe

mcsorley concerned about the resumption you can actually successfully relocate the business and bring it back to its original location under a right of first return. especially given financing terms from lenders that may set specific credit requirements on a tenant that comes into the commercial space. i haven't heard any that discussed. that makes me concerned about the impacts on small business in the city. i'm concerned because one of the bonus issues is a height bonus. it turns out that in some of the and cds, if you get a little bit of extra height you get a killer view and that really changes the economics of very small projects. that may provide incentives for displacement in commercial districts that really have not been looked at. so i'll stop there. i'm sure other people of more things to say, but as it stands now, i don't think this is fully baked in terms of its impact in terms of small business and needs a lot of work before it gets moved forward. >> good point. thank you. next? just to remind you, public comment is limited to 3 min. we give you a gong and 30 seconds. whe

mcsorley concerned about the resumption you can actually successfully relocate the business and bring it back to its original location under a right of first return. especially given financing terms from lenders that may set specific credit requirements on a tenant that comes into the commercial space. i haven't heard any that discussed. that makes me concerned about the impacts on small business in the city. i'm concerned because one of the bonus issues is a height bonus. it turns out that in some of the and cds, if you get a little bit of extra height you get a killer view and that really changes the economics of very small projects. that may provide incentives for displacement in commercial districts that really have not been looked at. so i'll stop there. i'm sure other people of more things to say, but as it stands now, i don't think this is fully baked in terms of its impact in terms of small business and needs a lot of work before it gets moved forward. >> good point. thank you. next? just to remind you, public comment is limited to 3 min. we give you a gong and 30 seconds. whe

mcsorley concerned about the resumption you can actually successfully relocate the business and bring it back to its original location under a right of first return. especially given financing terms from lenders that may set specific credit requirements on a tenant that comes into the commercial space. i haven't heard any that discussed. that makes me concerned about the impacts on small business in the city. i'm concerned because one of the bonus issues is a height bonus. it turns out that in some of the and cds, if you get a little bit of extra height you get a killer view and that really changes the economics of very small projects. that may provide incentives for displacement in commercial districts that really have not been looked at. so i'll stop there. i'm sure other people of more things to say, but as it stands now, i don't think this is fully baked in terms of its impact in terms of small business and needs a lot of work before it gets moved forward. >> good point. thank you. next? just to remind you, public comment is limited to 3 min. we give you a gong and 30 seconds. whe