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. >> okay, since there's no commission questions or comments, thank you, director weiland. is there any public comment on the report from the executive director? >> i am checking, and there are no hands raised in the participant's list and there are no chat comments. >> thank you. seeing none, public comment is now closed. the next item on the agenda is item no. 4, the presentation on office of the city administrator's racial equity action plan, which will be presented by office of cannabis protector marissa rodriguez, deputy director eugene hillsman and associate director nakesh patel. thank you all for joining us. >> they should all be coming in shortly. i think we've got everyone there. >> good evening. >> i see a lot of familiar faces on tonight's call. how are you doing doing? >> better now that you are here. >> great to see that, and great to see that our industry folks are busy and on their way up to wherever they are on their way up to. happy to see that. >> director of the office of cannabis. happy to be here this evening and thank you very much for having us. we a

. >> okay, since there's no commission questions or comments, thank you, director weiland.ere any public comment on the report from the executive director? >> i am checking, and there are no hands raised in the participant's list and there are no chat comments. >> thank you. seeing none, public comment is now closed. the next item on the agenda is item no. 4, the presentation on office of the city administrator's racial equity action plan, which will be presented by office of cannabis protector marissa rodriguez, deputy director eugene hillsman and associate director nakesh patel. thank you all for joining us. >> they should all be coming in shortly. i think we've got everyone there. >> good evening. >> i see a lot of familiar faces on tonight's call. how are you doing doing? >> better now that you are here. >> great to see that, and great to see that our industry folks are busy and on their way up to wherever they are on their way up to. happy to see that. >> director of the office of cannabis. happy to be here this evening and thank you very much for having us. we are her

. >> okay, since there's no commission questions or comments, thank you, director weiland. is there any public comment on the report from the executive director? >> i am checking, and there are no hands raised in the participant's list and there are no chat comments. >> thank you. seeing none, public comment is now closed. the next item on the agenda is item no. 4, the presentation on office of the city administrator's racial equity action plan, which will be presented by office of cannabis protector marissa rodriguez, deputy director eugene hillsman and associate director nakesh patel. thank you all for joining us. >> they should all be coming in shortly. i think we've got everyone there. >> good evening. >> i see a lot of familiar faces on tonight's call. how are you doing doing? >> better now that you are here. >> great to see that, and great to see that our industry folks are busy and on their way up to wherever they are on their way up to. happy to see that. >> director of the office of cannabis. happy to be here this evening and thank you very much for having us. we a