director rahaim already had an interview with the business times magazine on this very issue. also, another new method we are willing to pursue is to collaborate with local organizations and the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. this will help us reach out to businesses that need to apply for this program, because they were not aware of it. in summary, the commission recommends approval with modifications of the proposed ordinance. the recommended modifications would include increased opportunities lengthening the window for initial request an increase structure for achieving legitimization by adding a timeline for submitting applications. a member from the supervisor's office would like to express her thoughts on this. >> thank you for hearing this item. planning staff has already articulate to the ordinance before you today, as proposed to be modified. it would be a six month extension to the eastern neighborhood legitimization neighborhood, and when the application materials need to be submitted to the department. this was an ordinance the supervisor int

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director rahaim already had an interview with the business times magazine on this very issue. also, another new method we are willing to pursue is to collaborate with local organizations and the mayor's office of economic and workforce development. this will help us reach out to businesses that need to apply for this program, because they were nwa