i want to bring that up. >> hi, regina dick-endrizzi. director bohn can speak to this as well. this is many of the remediations that we are seeing for especially for the entryway. it's the power door. is the power door solution. again, as i said, it's disappointing that we're not seeing more property owners being more proactive. when we are able to -- one of the grant remediations that we were working to provide businesses should the property owner put the compliance on them especially for tier 2 was to provide a grant towards the power door. getting a power door operator and installing a new power door. unfortunately that grant is paused. we're looking to restart it in next fiscal year. >> co-chair pelzman: is there a follow-up? >> we have to be mindful of safety and access. sometimes people will leave the doors open in order to not have to fix them. there is always this compliance piece that's really critical. i think we are -- many people are not aware of the cost inherent in these attempts. >> co-chair pelzman: thank you. denise? you're up. >> councilmember senhaux: thank y

regina, did i say that well enough that it's conveyed -- excuse me, director dick-endrizzi, did i say that well enough? >> yeah, and i think that just because it's in my legislative review that it's, again, you know -- there are a few key things that will be important in this administration should this legislation pass. it's been noted, but i want it strongly noted that it's for-profit businesses. >> yes. >> definitely, the director to be allowed to identify additional organizations to be able to nominate so that good -- it would be good to stress the things that you're also looking to ensure that are in the legislation when it comes back before you. >> i agree. i think we can -- those points are subpoints to what -- what you just said, president laguana, is this legislation will have an expectation of our office, and we do not -- we feel like we are asking that it should come back before us and not move forward until procedures that the office of small business is comfortable with in the recommendation, including for profit [inaudible] and director's ability to bring in community org

regina, did i say that well enough that it's conveyed -- excuse me, director dick-endrizzi, did i say that well enough? >> yeah, and i think that just because it's in my legislative review that it's, again, you know -- there are a few key things that will be important in this administration should this legislation pass. it's been noted, but i want it strongly noted that it's for-profit businesses. >> yes. >> definitely, the director to be allowed to identify additional organizations to be able to nominate so that good -- it would be good to stress the things that you're also looking to ensure that are in the legislation when it comes back before you. >> i agree. i think we can -- those points are subpoints to what -- what you just said, president laguana, is this legislation will have an expectation of our office, and we do not -- we feel like we are asking that it should come back before us and not move forward until procedures that the office of small business is comfortable with in the recommendation, including for profit [inaudible] and director's ability to bring in community org