when oewd, sfmta, sfcta, and sfpuc did the majority of their projects, they cooked it up in private. when the $5 million figure came out, we as a small business community came out and said that was woefully inadequate. small businesses are the ones hiring people in restaurants and retail making $15 an hour. these are people that are not making $200 million a year. these are people that we really need to support. so please consider increasing that 5 million because that's woefully inadequate. >> chair peskin: thank you. any other public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. go eat at the helmond restaurant. we will have a hearing on the economic impacts and questions that we all posed on april the 23rd. that will be a separate item. is there any introduction of new items? seeing none, is there any general public comment? thank you, mr. gabancho and miss mccarthy. seeing none, are adjourned. don't go away. we are about to reconvene as the treasure island mobility agency. . >> mr. clerk, will you please call the roll. >> clerk: item one, roll call. [roll call] >> clerk: we hav

the sfcta wants to do something. main street launch is working on an event. sf geller center does their annual awards, bayview merchants, and then bunker labs, which is a veterans organizations will be doing a mixer, as well. i -- we do not have an asian american mixer this year. tong from the s.b.a. is not going to be able to work on that, so perhaps, commissioner yee riley, you and i might be able to have a conversation in the next couple of days to see if there are any ideas you have since you helped organize those events. >> i didn't know she's not going to do it this year. >> yeah. >> talk to her. >> the s.b.a.s role and involvement has had to shift some based on the federal requirements of how they can participate in activities. and then moving on legislatively, the key legislation that's still before the -- will come before the commission at the april 8 meeting is supervisor brown's legislation around the acceptance of cash by brick and mortar businesses. there is -- they're working on substitute legislation or amending legislation that i think she pla