one of the things that tracey sylvester said during our last meeting was she is excited. she's likes this is a piece that is so important. like, if i had a chance to tell the mayor, tell the board of supervisors what i wanted and what i needed to keep my business afloat right now, i would spend the ten minutes toic at that the survey, of course. and i think when looking at it this way, it's exciting that we're doing this as a commission and as a body. i hope when this launches, we're going to have it in all the -- in hopefully, these languages and be able to reach out to some of our equity partners to be able to put it out in language, as well. so any sort of outreach would be amazing, and i can share -- i don't exactly now what -- know what the process is to exactly share an outreach plan, but we're on the agenda right now to be able to discuss, so i would love to hear your feedback in where you think you could share this out. if we get this out in the month of december, january is a wonderful month to have the professor and the economics team to look over everything, an

my name is tracey sylvester, owner of v.h.s. pilates, a legacy business. today, i would like to speak about the fitness sector which has been noticeably absent from the task force and presentation today. we were one first to be shutdown and the last to reopen and had the most restrictions supposed. one recommendation is a longer term extension with s.f. rec and park. we would like to be included in shared spaces so we can project and plan for long-term recovery. this helps keeps our clients connected to our business and keeps some money flowing through the door. thank you for supporting small business, and i appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the conversation. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. okay. operations, next caller, please. all right. thank you, operations, for going back to that caller. l let's hear from the next caller. >> hello? hello? >> clerk: welcome. >> yes. good afternoon, supervisor. my name is don [inaudible] and i'm calling with the chinese chamber of commerce. chinatown small business in particular have been devastated by

my name is tracey sylvester, owner of v.h.s. pilates, a legacy business. today, i would like to speak about the fitness sector which has been noticeably absent from the task force and presentation today. we were one first to be shutdown and the last to reopen and had the most restrictions supposed. one recommendation is a longer term extension with s.f. rec and park. we would like to be included in shared spaces so we can project and plan for long-term recovery. this helps keeps our clients connected to our business and keeps some money flowing through the door. thank you for supporting small business, and i appreciate the opportunity to contribute to the conversation. >> clerk: thank you for your comments. okay. operations, next caller, please. all right. thank you, operations, for going back to that caller. l let's hear from the next caller. >> hello? hello? >> clerk: welcome. >> yes. good afternoon, supervisor. my name is don [inaudible] and i'm calling with the chinese chamber of commerce. chinatown small business in particular have been devastated by