do we have any members -- commissioner zouzounis?> commissioner zouzounis: it clarified a lot of questions. i can relay this to the supervisor as well, but what have the conversations being with existing establishments and their feedback, and specifically , around to watch what verses for massage staff agree. >> i haven't received any public comment for that specific area. i don't know if -- kate has not either. we have not heard that as a concern. >> ok. >> like i had said to, we don't even have a location as far as i know. it is one address. i want to be clear on that. it would be at market street, 210, you would have only -- able to have the two practitioners. but if it is separate suites, that is different. >> that doesn't matter part-time or full-time employees? >> we permit by location. and a specifically a new location. you could have a whole new building if they were able to do massage by the zoning, or whatever and there was ten suites, that would be ten different permits and we would allow that. >> commissioner zouzounis: w

commissioner zouzounis. >> yes, i echo that. great roster. i want to give a shout out to the jug shop. definitely one of those businesses that help support other small businesses and creates a community and merchant corridor. i love to see boutique liquor store, you know, holding its own and representing a community business in san francisco. keep it up. >> thank you. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena. >> i too just a segway jug shop, i've made runs there. i don't know if it's a good thing but thank you. creative explored, my neighborhood, you have done so much for so long. you know, wow. bay view black, when good evening to penitentiary, i reach out to the cats at quinn, you are what keeps the cons aware. that's how they know and stay connected to the neighborhood. i know the efforts you put. when good evening to quinton goy get their paper it makes it for them. it keeps their mind off the silliness that's inside behind the walls. thank you. >> thank you for coming out today. thank you for going through the process. i know it's tedious but rar

>> can i just -- >> commissioner zouzounis in. >> -- follow up on that? i think i agree and something that the community that i come from, sting operations and enforcement is an area of -- where cultural sensitivity needs to be part of the conversation, especially in light of immigration laws and the travel ban. i think a conversation with sfpd and department of public health. and we've had sting operate -- like, two sting operations or one sting within several months in which we have undercovers coming into my family's store, and we've had reports some other businesses that -- comments about people's religion have been made, so there's definitely complaints, and there's not really an avenue about how to make complaints around enforcement and cultural sensitivity issues, so i'd love to have that be a topic, as well. >> any other commissioner comments? all right. so there was a discussion item. >> so commissioners, i also will be working with oewd to create recommendations to the mayor. so i will take your feedback, incorporate it, and then -- and then sen

>> commissioner zouzounis: also merchant organizations. there are two examples i'm thinking of. the healthy retail program still has a pilot for fresh produce delivery model they want to develop. so it would be rfp for somebody already delivering to store. how do we outreach and make sure that is open to somebody already doing that. and then -- >> just to be clear, anybody who -- any entity to receive money from the city needs to be registered with the city as a compliant supplier, vendor. bidder. and i think in this -- then they also have to be a registered entity and have a business registration. to have a business registration means for any of the merchants associations, then they need to have a 501 c-3. but they have to have some sort of business structure. so is maybe something that is also brought up with the council of district merchants. if you were thinking about merchant areas being able to access some of that money, then to me that sort of seems like a good entity to help be a fiscal agent. >> right. we're having discussions about that. >> but i can -- we can ask the

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commissioner zouzounis? >> sure. thanks, everyone for your input, and it's exciting to see some of the democratic club be involved in this conversation because small business doesn't often have a lot of representation when -- in some of those electoral heavy bodies. so some stuff i want to add on and comment and highlight. so it's -- you know, some of the summary talks about how san francisco small businesses need to be involved more in advocating for housing and other greater community projects. i think part of that is that we are involved, we just don't have p.r. around it, showing, you know, whether it's merchant groups sponsoring things, like internships or events or just the revenue from the taxes we pay and what those fund? so i would say that we need, you know, better p.r. to show the community involvement that small businesses work on. i like the highlight of better interagency collaboration with oewd and office of tax and treasurers office. i think brainstorming tools in which we can hold other departments a

we have a motion by commissioner zouzounis, seconded by commissioner adams. roll call. motion passes 7-0. thank you very much for your presentation. item 6. quarterly report for the legacy business pentagon for april through june 2018. discussion and possible actiontime. presenter is richard kurylo, legacy business program manager. good afternoon, president adams, commissioners, office of small business staff, richard kurylo. sfgovtv, i have a power point presentation. i am presenting the quarterly report for the legacy program from june 2018, including statistics and nominations received. business types. business assistant services. business assistance grant. rent stabilization grant. major accomplishments. major upcoming activities. press and twitter. there are copies of the report in your binders and copies on the table for members of the audience. in april through june, we received 12 legacy nominations. 10 applications and $400 in fees. the historic preservation commission reviewed five applications and the small business reviewed six and listed all six on the lega