there's a motion by commissioner dwight, seconded by commissioner yee riley. roll call. commissioner adams? commissioner dooley, commissioner dwight? divisioner ortiz-cartagena? commissioner riley? commissioner zouzounis? motion passes, 6-0. >> president adams: great. congratulations. [applause]. >> president adams: next item, please. >> clerk: item four, presentation of draft of the legacy business program annual report for 2017-18. discussion and possible action item. the presenter is rich kurylo, legacy program manager. >> r. kurylo: good afternoon again. richard kurylo, legacy program manager. sf g k0d v tv, i have a presentation. today, i am presenting the draft legacy business program annual report for 2017-18. this will be a very quick high-level overview. we're seeking feedback on content, grammar, design, etcetera. the draft report can be found on the office of small business's website at www.sfosb.org/meetings/10. under april 23rd supporting documents. the final report will be distributed to the board of supervisors by june 1st. the executive summary is a three

commissioner irene yee riley. >> here. commissioner miriam zouzounis. >> here. >> next item, new agenda items. discussion item. >> do we have any members of the public who would like to make comments on anything not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed. next item, please. >> item 3, approval of legacy item. the applicant is kabuki springs and spa. >> thank you, commissioner. like superman each time. good afternoon, president adams, commissioners. office of small business staff, richard corillo. sfgovtv, i have a powerpoint presentation. the application before you today is for your consideration for the business to be included on the legacy business registry. the application was reviewed by me for completion, then submitted to planning department staff on february 7th for their review. historic preservation commission heard the application on march 7th and made a positive recommendation to the small business commission. for the applicant, the commission has been provided a staff report, a draft resolutio

. >> i have a motion by commissioner dwight, seconded by commissioner yee riley. role call. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: motion passes, 5-0. >> congratulations. [applause]. >> next item, please. [agenda item read]. >> r. kurylo: good afternoon again. richard kurylo, legacy business program manager. today i'm presenting proposed rules and regulations for the legacy business registry. the document includes items from the administrative code, previous direction from the sbc, recommendations from the city attorney, and newly proposed rules and regulations. this is the initial effort to compile all the rules and regulations for the registry into a comprehensive document. please feel free to ask questions during the presentation. number one, scoped from the administrative code. a, these rules and regulations apply to a registry of legacy businesses peradmin code section 2(a) 242. b, the office of small business shall establish and maintain the legacy business registry. c, legacy business means a business that has been nominated by a member of the board of supervisors or the

small business week, the last week commissioner yee riley, you had asked for information. so president adams, i will also extend an opportunity to you, if you want to speak about small business week this year. but to highlight, may 14th is opening our opening of small business week. we will have it at the metreon. we're back at the metreon, but we're changing the format. it will be a panel presentation will be the key feature of the evening. right now, we have lisa fetterman, the ceo and founder of nomoku. and then, sam mona -- mcgannan, founder of buy-rite. and they are we are schroedingsolidifying our moderator. our opening night will no longer be a resource fair but will be an insuperioring evepi hearing from small business owners, medium size business owners who are inspirational and growing within the city. >> and we will have food, too, at this event. buy-rite is coming in, and they're bringing some other people that they know that are going to provide the catering for this. >> r. dick-endrizzi: and it is more limited, so there are -- it won't be as large of an audie