That has been many years and i think a great labor of love for all of the organizations or all of the organizations that have been involved. I always say about projects like this it is the ones that are the hardest that you end up liking in the end. This will be one of those truly special buildings that people look back on and say, boy, it was really hard but, boy, is it worth the effort. Were here to celebrate the opening of arc mercy at page. This has gone through many twists and turns and started in one direction and come back to the use today. There will be a group of speakers. Well try and move through this relatively quickly. The first among them is the number one house in chief. He doesnt need an introduction. Hes done a lot of these. For those of you who dont know who has done a lot more than most mayors in the country and that is mayor lee. Yeah, yeah. Very good. Yeah. If i would have had a role in this i would have said ice cream for everyone this. Is how i celebrate another
Larger entities are coming in to take advantage of that land use space because its a fairly premium commodity, so the portable permits will allow the owner to be able to transport that permit to another location. There, of course, are a whole set of criteria to ensure that it isnt a new owneroperator during that process, and they have 18 months to find a new location. Also, consumption, so the definition of consumption was changed, so now, consumption does mean smoking and edible consuming or other ways of consuming drinking and will allow the retailers the ability to add that on. There are going to be specific criteria. Right now its being proposed as you have to have a separate consumption room, so again, this is going to be, you know, a bit of a challenge because there are some mcds that are small, and if when they transfer into a Cannabis Retailer, they wont have the room to create that space, so itll be interesting to see what the director comes with in terms of how the portable p
Value of the work of the m. T. A. And the work of kate and the work of john and i really appreciate genuinely the work theyve done on this important issue and our members never, ever said that this wasnt a critical issue that needed to be addressed and we just had a fundamental disagreement on strategy and how we go about getting this done and most notably our members were concerned about the issue around payment, specifically, and forcing people with disabilities to pay and we had concerns but were definitely open to conversations around time limits as well. We actually went to the state Democratic Party and got the party to pass a resolution in opposition to this plan which was passed unanimously. And, actually, the executive board of the state party starts meeting, actually, this evening in anaheim or in burlingham and ill have conversations with folks there. But we really want to we want to figure out a way to carve, you know, carve this issue out and figure out how do we move this
Manufacturing in cities creates this perfect platform for people to earn livelihoods and for people to create more economic prosperity. Im kate sosa. Im cofounder and ceo of sf made. Sf made is a Public Private partnership in the city of San Francisco to help manufacturers start, grow, and stay right here in San Francisco. Sf made really provides wraparound resources for manufacturers that sets us apart from other Small Business support organizations who provide more generalized support. Everything we do has really been developed over time by listening and thinking about what manufacturer needs grow. For example, it would be traditional things like helping them find capital, provide assistance loans, help to provide Small Business owners with education. We have had some great experience doing what you might call pop ups or temporary selling events, and maybe the most recent example was one that we did as part of sf made week in partnership with the city Seas Partnership with Small Busi
For discount rate. Were proposing two options for assumption. Option one would reduce Price Inflation and Wage Inflation and discount rate by 25 base points. Option two would reduce price and wage by 25 basis points. The data in the study shows the reasons for pushing in particular the Price Inflation down. Then we have a discussion of the discount rates, i guess we show the historical changes weve made in these assumptions. If im just going to skip forward just quickly, Price Inflation, if you look at all the survey information, 3 is kind of a high level. There are some of the california plans that are above 3 including this plan. But generally all the forecasts are lower including any pcs assumptions. Were keeping the spread between Price Inflation and Wage Inflation p flaition constant in all and surprise inflation constant iPrice Inflationconsta. There are lower rates particularly for california. We looked at all the systems that had an assumption of 7. 5 or above and looked at wha