Business Commission Held that is called 0 order at the 53 televised thank you to the sfgovtv staff for telling us can go to sfgovtv. Org clicking on watch sfgov members of the public id like to welcome everyone to the Small Business Commission Meeting of monday, november 14, 2016, commission thanks to the services and sfgovtv staff for televising and airing the Small Business Commission Meeting. Taeg meeting is limited to 3 minutes per speaker unless otherwise established by the presiding officer of the meeting. Show our slide existing business. And it is the official forum to voice your concerns regarding policies and projects and issues that effect the Economic Vitality it is fair to say it is also this meeting is the official forum for policies and projects and that effects Small Business commission for you to voice concerns or suggestions so if you need assistance with the talk about matters start here thank you. To me call to order and roll call commissioner adams commissioner doo
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