with their zip code we have some indicators but adapt drilled recycle we used to like the supervisorial district so this also gives us the business portal has the startup kit it gives us a view of the top kits access of people and then at the top on the left hand is location of where people are coming are from to access the site with at least we can tell whether they're coming in from san francisco and if that's the highest number was california being second. >> what's the difference between sessions and users. >> sessions it would be that it can track same users so like someone like me going could go back continually and the user is the unique user. >> interesting so see you have 4 hundred and 88 international. >> that they know about us. >> they are going to move money into new york city they're blind investigators and the portfolios the sfgov page there's there's a website the portal is highlighted there. >> it's interesting to know what people are looking around for all right. anything else. >> that's it with the dashboard and activity take place with the portal and the business assistance c

supervisorial district 3. in 2007 there was a lawsuit that was filed -- the conditions at union square plaza and garage by federal and state statutes prohibiting discrimination against people with disabilities. the lawsuit was settled in 2009 and the settlement agreement required to remediate specific barriers to access to the plaza and garage. this was the work. the mayor's office of disability at that time requested that the department undertake additional disability access enhancements at union square plaza in order to respond to subsequent public complaints. this is called the enhancement award presented at this time. the recreation and park department secured funding for the work and the settlement work was completed by recreation and park in 2013. and also work at the garage was completed by the non-profit corporation that operated the garage with the contract administered by sfmta. the enhancement work is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2015. so in your handout, i included -- i'm going to put

with their zip code we have some indicators but adapt drilled recycle we used to like the supervisorial district so this also gives us the business portal has the startup kit it gives us

supervisorial district 3. in 2007 there was a lawsuit that was filed -- the conditions at union square plaza and garage by federal and state statutes prohibiting discrimination against people with disabilities. the lawsuit was settled in 2009 and the settlement agreement required to remediate specific barriers to access to the plaza and garage. this was the work. the mayor's office of disability at that time requested that the department undertake additional disability access enhancements at union square plaza in order to respond to subsequent public complaints.

supervisorial district 3. in 2007

counsel of district of columbia and our mayor are responsible leaders, wanting to regulate marijuana, like colorado, and the state of washington. unfortunately the congress, which has supervisory authority over the district of columbia precluded us doing that. that's why we do not have a strict and really informative regulatory regime. by creating a law where cultivation is basically all home cultivation, and there's no retail sales, don't you, in law enforcement terms, almost surrender oversight, regulation. it's hard to see what is king on in people's basements and homes. >> it is difficult, as it should be. the government should stay out of people's homes and bases, absent an arrest warrant. the reality is that what we are doing is all we can do for the citizens who passed the limited legalization bill, and what we are trying to do is respect the will of the people. there may be a time, i hope it's soon, where we are able to follow the laws of colorado and washington, and the guidance that the states impose, where we have the ability to boy and do other things right now that we cannot do. >> if you put in a legal architecture like the ones in the other states, that is - tha

supervisory process. they are being consistent across districts. >> we played the kansas card with me. it always works it's difficult to chastise anybody who is in our state. just a couple of other obama ser vases. my point in this part of the confers is i want these hearings to make a difference. and, in part we need to know what it is legislatively by law. it needs to be changed. but i hope that this is not something that has become a routine in hearing us espouse the challenge we face. one of those challenges, and it's going to change again, i don't know for whether the good or the bad on august 1st or real estate mortgages >>> so out of 23,000 people, what an amazing development. the only reason they say they don't do it is the nature of the regulations, the uncertainty and the con kwenss if they're not. to live in a community of two or three thousand people, i'm fearful i might not cross the t and dot the eye. that's a pretty damming thing in my view for the future of rural america chlgt credit union, bank piece of legislation. and i'm hoping that in this new congress, it has the