that is up for mrs. elliot to determine whether it is good or not. hopefully we can stick to these issues. i support all the amendments except the 600-foot level -- the 600 feet radius. as i look at these, i do feel sorry for those on folsom with the blacksmith shop. it is a landmark. it would be the only reason why the landmark would keep functioning. the other two are so close to each other. i just don't support it. the law says 600 feet. let's keep it at 600 feet. i would be voting against that part if the package did not include striking that recommendation. >> commissioner melgar? >> i'm confused. do you want to write that away? >> everything else is great. >> so two different motions? >> if we could carve out -- they were taught what recommendations in the end. there were three things boiled down into 20 recommendations. the first one is okay, recommendation one but recommendation two, i don't support. >> you don't support -- recommendation two clarifies that section to say we can consider clustering as part of our decision on those three proje

mr gartner? do you want to weigh in on that, or maybury -- maybe director elliot? the intent of mind, i just want to be clear. the intent of mind the way i was approaching it was to allow for as many equity applicants as possible to be able to apply, at one time and then once they achieved an equity permits they could go and apply in the nonequity category. but this is the first time i had seen this dispensary capping general. i don't know how i feel about that. i'm not particularly -- i guess i need more conversation and thought about the over all kak. are they conflicting from your interpretation? or are they prior to -- potentially complementary? what is your read? >> i want to know how you see it if you are not comfortable with supervisor peskin -- >> i don't mean it like that. i'm not sure i am convinced that having a limit on dispensaries is for the industry in general. i want to have further conversation. that is what i am saying. i can understand the intent. the intent is if you are going to say you want to open up as many opportunities for everyone in gene

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