my name is robert selna. i'm an attorney at, a land-use and real estate attorney. i represent an entity called bmiz-1, and they're the appellant and i'm just representing them. i want to give you a brief overview of this matter and go into details. there's not a lot of precedent for this question before you it. relates to very new legislation and a very new modifications to the planning code in light of that legislation. so bmiz-1 is the property owner at 119 bryant street and they applied for a medical cannibas dispensary, and they followed the rules and paid the fees and they had every reason to believe that they'd be issued the permit with the feedback they had been getting from the department of health. the process under the health and the code was a brief review and going to the planning commission for a site plan application. going back to d.p.h. for a hearing and then later once the medical cannibas dispensary permit was issued, the applicant was eligible to convert it to a retail cannibas permit. the reason that there was the conversion opportunity was that