family out to dinner. the reason why i am here tonight is because of what she'd offered, and that is a full inspection of replace to turn the place around and she spoke about her business plan. i understand your concern about how people think of karaoke. i think because of her limited english , she was not able to communicate clearly. she is not catering to those people that are into drugs, alcohol, and violence. i think what she would like to do is offer soft drinks and

sweet drinks, deserts, and i feel that she should have because of her business plan, the opportunity to open the place. she also mentioned she would put cameras in any room. it's my time up? i'm sorry. >> i am a paid consultant, but i also live half a block from the venue. i happen to think that the concerns that the gentleman has are very real. however, the prior owner or operator or manager caused

havoc. they had no plan, they had no management. i want to do a karaoke business, and i said, i will sit down with you, but you will have to get yourself a solid plan, the management, a good demographic, a new approach. there are 37 schools in the district. it was very, very astute with community relations and everything else.

there are less privileged nonprofits, karaoke can be a social connector. the journal and that owns a crowded place, he does a phenomenal job with his kids. he also has nighttime activity. in essence, a good owner- operator of a nightclub or a karaoke club -- [chime] we have to trust the applicant. [inaudible] >> i have a question for you going over the business plan.

do the rooms have doors on them? yes, and do the doors have windows? i'm sorry? >> you can see pretty well and there. it would be nice to have something bigger, but you can see inside. >> it takes a minute to orient yourself.

you're seeing the door. those are the windows. it would be nice if it was bigger, but you can see it. the doors open. it is not a good picture. >> everything is very glossy. [inaudible] >> given the lack of experience and the total problems that emanated from the club in the past, i would like to continue its and come up with a plan to redo the windows and doors so

that there will be adequate supervision. >> all of the doors have windows. if there will be physically security in the building, i can't see the applicant -- >> how do you feel about those? >> if there is security internally doing that job, it should be ok. the problems with this particular venue, it is also gambling. they're saying is not going to happen, but --

>> their security cameras in each room. >> where do you monitor them? is there a monitor for each of the eight rooms? >> we have 12 monitors. >> you have 12 monitors and who monitors them? >> we -- >> who's we? what if you see something illegal going on? >> i will call the officer. >> you will call the police officer? >> i can assert -- >> that's correct. >> if staff thinks is adequate -- thinks it is adequate.

shelly finnish public comment and have a motion? >> i would like to make a motion to approve it with the conditions from the station as discussed previously >> i would appreciate clarification on hours of operation. >> we agreed to midnight. >> the commission is making a motion for midnight. >> we can see how they are doing.

>> i will second it. >> same house, same call? >> maybe i will call the roll. [roll call vote] ok. >> good luck toy ou. -- to you. >> i will turn the chair over to commissioner joseph. >> we have to adjourn. >> there are no action items left. it is just discussion. >> i have to leave no later than 9:15. we have to -- the remaining items will have to go rather quickly. >> that ok with you? there is nothing to vote on.

>> i know that we have i adjourned the meeting. >> that is not my understanding. we are almost there. by the time we talk about, it will be done. next item? police department comment and questions. ok. >> good evening, commissioners. real quick, the last couple of weeks have not been too bad. a couple of minor fights broke out. various locations along the broadway corridor, this was

caused by security that was ejecting them. the sergeant made a point to say that security is not a problem. i think we just have to deal with problems with people and a couple outside. there were a couple of minor fights and a drunk or rest. as far as police reports, there was an aggravated assault at lot 46. the customer was hit in the face with a bottle, and there was a lady that was rendering a, and her purse was taken as she was rendering a. i did notice in the report, the officer was unable to get the victim's statement because he was unconscious due to his level of intoxication. a couple of reports i am seeing is over serving creating a problem, it segues into the next

problem. the victim was passing by the entrance where he was approached by the patrons and they got in a fight. he actually stabbed him in the arm with the leg of the a-frame. i would like to see security work more in the front, i don't think we have a call for that. another situation at the parlor, it appears intoxication was causing major problems in sight of the venue. they started to fight the staff.

when patrons got there, they admitted they were drinking all day. i will talk to the establishment about that. that was my bridged summary. >> awesome. >> if there is a continual pattern, you give them fair warning, but if it continues to go on -- >> reports were forwarded for alcohol and beverage control.

>> just that? >> any public comment >? >> along with cmac, they held a supervisor candidate forum. i think district 6, 8, and 10 pander to the entertainment community. it was great to see them support the community and talk to the

entertainment. it was nice to see it. and to help orchestrate that. good job. >> we are on commissioner comment and questions. pass? public comment? we will go to item 8, future agenda items. you already have info on it? there's not enough to get into it. we're just talking about at some point in time scheduling -- we had talked about this before,

finding out what is on the market. we'll just wait until you have more information. i don't know where the technology kid -- is. i don't want to put a financial burden on them, it is unrealistic. that concludes tuesday, september 28, 2010 meeting of the entertainment commission. thank you.

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>> welcomed to the meeting of tuesday, september 28, 2010. supervisor alioto-pier: here. supervisor avalos: here. supervisor campos: present. president chiu: present. supervisor chu: present. supervisor elsbernd: present. supervisor mar: present. supervisor maxwell: present. president chiu: can we have a motion to excuse m toirkar -- supervisor mirkarimi? supervisor dufty has just joined us. please join in the pledge of

allegiance. are there any communications? >> we have received a letter communicating the mere's vet -- mayor's veto on an alcohol mitigation fee. president chiu: can you call the consent agenda? >> these items will be acted upon by a single roll call vote. the matter shall be removed and considered separate if requested. president chiu: roll-call vote on the consent agenda? supervisor chu: aye. supervisor daly: aye.

supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. president chiu: the resolution is adopted. can we call item 33 and item five together? >> directing the clerk of the board to agenda is consideration to overwrite alcohol cost recovery fee? president chiu: supervisor alioto-pier has been excused from the consideration of these. supervisor campos: we have before us a veto override the.

i would like to continue this item to next week's meeting. just to make sure that we have the proper timing for this veto override. i have questions about the ability to veto the legislation itself, and would like to, when we vote next week, could we get opinions -- hell is it that one member is recused, but the mayor is not recused when it comes to approving or disapproving of this legislation? i think that would be appropriate to discuss. if we could get an opinion on the ethics commission on that, we might want to look at some other opinions on the outside. president chiu: are you making a motion to table item 33 so that

item five will appear next week? supervisor campos: i would like to continue item number 33 and item number five. president chiu: according to the court, we can table item 33 and continue item 5 to next week. ist hat -- is that the case? yes? a motion by supervisor avalos, that shall be the case. supervisor campos: in motion to continue item 5number -- number five. president chiu: it will appear next week. item six please.

>> amending the health code, banning the sales of tobacco products in pharmacies. president chiu: roll-call vote, please. supervisor chu: no. supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: no. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 7 ayes and 3 nos. - no's. the next item is approving the center for aging.

on item seven. supervisor chu: aye. supervisor daly: aye. supervisor dufty: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor mar: aye. supervisor maxwell: aye. supervisor alioto-pier: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. >> there are 10 ayes. item eight is a resolution authorizing the office to enter into the first amendment between the city, they shall increase the contract amount to $41 million. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> the next item is to establish a property base to be known as the ocean avenue community district. setting the time and place for a

public hearing which will occur on november 16 for a time at 3:00 p.m.. specifically here in this chamber. supervisor avalos: i urge your support for this resolution. the ocean avenue corridor has experienced incredible changes over the past decade. we have seen a underground utility poles, great streetscapes, landscaping, and this is the latest in many of these changes before today. the approval of this intention to form a benefits district on ocean avenue. i would like to thank her for all of her work as part of the leader of the ocean avenue collaborative. i like to think people, many

members who have worked for years to help do volunteer work on ocean avenue. and people who have worked to assure that we have gotten this far in the formation of a community benefits district. the petitions that have gone out to approve this first went out in march of this year. the response was 31 -- excuse me, 31.6% approval rating for these petitions which allow them to have a vote. if we approve this resolution today, the ballots will go out to property owners. and we will have a hearing on november 16 to go over the results and here the last committee input on the benefits

district. the management plan includes maintenance work along the corridor and adding value to what is currently being done in terms of graffiti removal. there will be marketing to attract new businesses. there are a couple of storefronts that have been empty for a number of years now. storefronts were a blockbuster used to be. work on the community benefits district will bring new benefits and help with that overall. that is ongoing in the area. i urge your support, and with that, we can have a vote. president chiu: same house, same call? without objection, the resolution is adopted. >> item ten is an agreement

with the federal aviation administration with replacement of the tower and faa offices, retroactively expending funds. president chiu: same house, same call? this resolution is adopted. >> this is related to the air traffic control replacement project at san francisco international airport. president chiu: this resolution is adopted. >> item 12 on the findings of recommendations contained in the grand jury report. supervisor elsbernd: i will not be supporting this resolution today, and i would like to explain why. the responses that have come from various departments are ve