i'd like to start with vice chair rosales. if you have any questions or comments? >> vice chair rosales: thank you, chair, and thank you to the staff for the presentation. my only comment, i appreciate the due diligence and i have no concerns about the requested extension. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioner scott? >> commissioner ransom-scott: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you so very much for just slowly going through so i could follow and the comprehensive presentation just wonderful. my heart kind of leaps whenever i see, you know, just that increase in commissioner bycer was the one along with us for more affordable and just i'm appreciating our team. i'm appreciating you and thank you, kim, because you go through with not just a reading, but a knowledge in it. it felt like you cared about what you're doing and that means a lot, kim. it means a lot, thank you. >> chair bustos: thank you. >> commissioner bycer: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you for that great presentation. definitely provided, i think, a very clear delineation between the various pro

vice chair rosales? >> i don't have any questions, but i just want to make clear that the loan agreement is not just for 59 million because our documents say 59,732. i just want to make sure we've got the number right when it comes to the approval. >> yeah, sorry about that. the number, 59,732, that's the right number. >> don't want to give you less money. >> yeah. thank you. >> okay. one question, and i just want to express my gratitude but also recognition at the remarkable s.b.e. and san francisco s.b.e. participation with the design team, and i look at the names, and i see that it's a good cross representation of folks in the small business community, so i just wanted to put kudos out to the team. >> thank you, vice chair rosales. commissioner scott? >> thank you, mr. chair. i have no questions, but only to thank elizabeth for this updated report and your presentation, and i, too, i'm just pleased that the partnership is there, and it represents the people of san francisco, and i'm just grateful for

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i'd like to start with vice chair rosales. if you have any questions or comments?ank you to the staff for the presentation. my only comment, i appreciate the due diligence and i have no concerns about the requested extension. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioner scott? >> commissioner ransom-scott: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you so very much for just slowly going through so i could follow and the comprehensive presentation just wonderful. my heart kind of leaps whenever i see, you know, just that increase in commissioner bycer was the one along with us for more affordable and just i'm appreciating our team. i'm appreciating you and thank you, kim, because you go through with not just a reading, but a knowledge in it. it felt like you cared about what you're doing and that means a lot, kim. it means a lot, thank you. >> chair bustos: thank you. >> commissioner bycer: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you for that great presentation. definitely provided, i think, a very clear delineation between the various proposals we've seen. and i'm glad to see many more

i'd like to start with vice chair rosales. if you have any questions or comments?hair, and thank you to the staff for the presentation. my only comment, i appreciate the due diligence and i have no concerns about the requested extension. >> chair bustos: thank you. commissioner scott? >> commissioner ransom-scott: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you so very much for just slowly going through so i could follow and the comprehensive presentation just wonderful. my heart kind of leaps whenever i see, you know, just that increase in commissioner bycer was the one along with us for more affordable and just i'm appreciating our team. i'm appreciating you and thank you, kim, because you go through with not just a reading, but a knowledge in it. it felt like you cared about what you're doing and that means a lot, kim. it means a lot, thank you. >> chair bustos: thank you. >> commissioner bycer: thank you, mr. chair. kim, thank you for that great presentation. definitely provided, i think, a very clear delineation between the various proposals we've seen. and i'm glad to s

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