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want my daughter pun you punished with a little mistake. and we are in really rough shape when the president talks like that, and yet he does talk like that. i came to talk about the big event when kennedy was assassinated, he testified that it was code named the big event. the big event in the name of god was not when an adulterer was murdered by a murderer but the big event was when the lord jesus christ was murdered for our sins. [inaudible] i /spoeblg speak openly to the

world [inaudible] i said nothing, why do you ask me, why don't you ask those what i've taught to them. did you say this to yourself or did others [inaudible]. >> thank you very much. >> are there any other members of the public who would like to speak? >> moving on to closed session. >> colleaguings would you like to

chiu i, cohen >> i actually would like to sever item 29. >> cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar absent, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos i, breed i, campos i. there are ten i's. >> if we could rescind that

motion. >> chiu i, cohen i, farrell i, kim i, mar absent, tang i, wiener i, yee i, avalos i, breed i, campos i. >> item 29. >> resolution [inaudible] 622. >> supervisor cohen. just wanted to take a couple moments to talk about this. [inaudible]. acceptable nate bill 622 is sponsored by

senator [inaudible] obesity prevention. i ask for a little bit of time because in regressive tax it's a heavy burden on lo income and working class people, even if it is just a cent. i wanted to do i have -- dive down a little bit more. approximately the state board of equalization will collect 1.6 to 1.7 being dollar s in the first year of this particular tax and it's a tax for ten years time to expire in 2024. it's already passed in two committees and will be

heard in the appropriation committee on the state level. these dollars will be put into a state health fund and [inaudible] throughout the entire state. i asked some critical questions of the sponsor of this legislation, one of which is how will the dollars be determined if we are going to be assessing this tax, i want to be sure that san francisco citizens will be getting participant of this fund. so this is a long way to say that i think this is a very good thing and i'm proud to support this. this will reduce the prevalence of childhood obesity and diabetes. thank

/kwroulg you for your time. >> and with that can we take item 29, same house, same call. >> without objection, this resolution is adopted. >> item 28 is that we convene in closed session regarding existing litigation in which the city is the defendant. >> we have a motion on whether we should go into closed session. let me first ask if there are any members of the public to speak. if not can i have a motion. without objection, we will go into closed session. if you

>> call the roll. >> tan? >> present. >> commissioner lee in >> here. >> hyde. >> here. >> perez? >> here. >> joseph?

>> here. >> item number one is public comment, this is the opportunity that the public has to address items that are not on the agenda. and we will wait until everybody gets in. i will say that again. okay folks, let's move it, thank you. i am going to repeat what i just said for the benefit of the folks who just arrived. >> item number one is public comment, this is the opportunity for the public to address the commission on items under jurisdiction that are not on the agenda, nice to see you

again. >> i would like to make general comments about what is going to happen tonight and future meetings, you know that there is a heavy calendar on extended hours permits. and it is not that this is effects the new trend in san francisco, what has happened is police department on broad way did random checks on establishments to find out that some of the permits that they have may have been in the prior owner's names and may have not had a permit. whatever the case is, through excellent communication through the pd and the excellent communication through the entertainment commission and through a very earnest effort on the applicants they do come forward and therefore you will see quite a few agenda items, you will see more agenda items

in future sessions here is what is good about the process is the process of working and i think that what is going to happen is through the use of surveillance cameras and better lighting and the condition of lead training, what we are finding is that we are going to have better owners and operators more responsible operators and just a better quality of life in san francisco because of the vital importance of being able to eat late, we don't want to deprive the people who don't work 9 to 5 and everybody wants them to act responsibly and get into compliance, i think that is a general statement about what is going on. thank you. is there any other further public comment? the next item item number three, is the report from the executive, sorry, number two. reviewing and approval of the minutes of april 16th.

we have a motion? >> i move to approve. >> do we have a second. >> second. >> is there a public comment on the minutes? >> commissioner tan? >> commissioner lee. >> yes. >> joseph. >> yes. >> hyde. >> yes. >> perez. >> aye. >> akers? >> aye. >> i want to take item number four and move it further down the agenda as our sound engineer is not here, and our sound inspector is not here and he might be coming back and he would like to speak to this matter. without objection?

>> do you want to read it first further down. >> got it. >> does anybody have a objection to that? >> where are you moving to? >> just towards the permits and towards 6 and maybe he will make it item number 7? we are waiting for the sound technician to come in he had an emergency and so we are going to move it two to three items down the agenda. >> okay. >> item three report from the executive director? >> good evening, commissioners, i do have a long agenda, or it looks long, at least ahead of us, i want to make it fairly easy for you. i wanted to bring up to date on the legislation that we have spoken about a number of times and you guys made a motion on

to support last meeting of related to amendments of 1016, 1070, and we sent a letter on april 16th, after you all again, made a motion to support it to the clerk of the board and the hearing for this item is now schedule for monday, may 13, at 1:30 if anyone is interested in appearing. because you did, because you did a group action, you certainly can come and speak on behalf of the commission, you can choose one of you, obviously i can't have all of you, or you will be in a meeting. so, in any case, if you choose to come, let me know. and we do expect to have some support lined up. but, not had not really gone any indication that it is particularly controversial at this point. so. that is a good sign.

as you may recall, i talked about this now for months, board of supervisors approved a position, focusing on the nighttime economy and after a long search, i got this a little bit bro*ng wrong, there is almost an offer on the table on a candidate and so we are very, very close and so hopefully if you have your fingers crossed and the person who is doing a little background checking on it moved through the process. we will bring them to the commission to introduce them at that time and it will be helpful in a lot of the bigger things city wide that we talk about in here and may not have the ability to move forward on. and in addition, an interview was conducted for hour vacant and enforcement position last week. and that applicant was sent an offer for the position early this week or keep the commissio

informed, unfortunately hr is a long process but this person came off of a vetted list that the city had and it will move quicker than someone off of the street with any luck we will have a second enforcement person, and then hopefully a month. the annual summit, this is the entertainment commission, 5th annual summit is finalized now for may 20th. so, if it is not in your eye phone, calendar and put it there. it is one to four in the auditor um and we have a cool panel put together and we have speakers including the head of the abc jay cob apple smith and a bunch of elected official and we think that it will be a

lively session. if you miss it altogether, you can watch it in your spare time. so, i have nothing to report in terms of corrective action. we do have some things that we will talk about later on the agenda and unfortunately as commissioner joseph mentioned he is not here and so we looked at his report and if there is anything really pressing, i can try to answer, otherwise you can hold it until next meeting two weeks from now and ask him about any specific incidents that are reporteded that you might have a request on. >> commissioners any questions from the report? just behind this report? >> anybody? >> no. is there public comment on the executive director's report? >> seeing none, public comment

is closed. item number, the next item on the agenda at police department, comments and questions. >> hello commissioners and staff, steve, central station, over the course of the last couple of weeks we have had a couple of incidents on broad way and i will do a brief review, april 19th, intoxicated person who left the condor was robbed of a cell phone and lap top and transferred for treatment. and security arrested a trespasser at the jack in the box, on april 19th. this is relevant because they have an extended hour permit with the entertainment commission. there was a battery is serious injuries, laceration to the ford head, on april 21 at 1:20 a.m., and since then i have sat

down and spoken with them and gone over the security plan and we were doing with on how to improve their security and steps that they can take as well as dealing with conditions on the block. one is illegal hot dog vendor which creates a problem if the people are coming out of the clubs and are intoxicated they are going to stand out in front of the hot dog stand and start buying hot dogs and that can lead to fights and yelling and screaming on the street. and so, if we can get rid of, we have been trying to site the person and have them leave the area and that seems to be helping. it was a battery on broad way and columbus at 2 a.m.. and on geary street at 2 a.m. and this is next to where milan pizza that is going to an application for an extended hours. >> three victims were attacked on broad way and broad way on may fifth and treated at the

scene and released. a witness at 2:00 a.m. through a bottle at 460 broad way and the suspect was released from the scene. when we talk about the climate up on broad way it is not just always the clubs, it is the liquor stores up there and the adult entertainment venues all of those places are all in one spot. so we have a couple of thousand people in that same spot, so there is a lot going on on broad way. battery with serious injuries, a human on the sidewalk at 443 broad way, in north beach. and there was another battery on broad way and columbus at 2:00 a.m.. a theft of a purse at the saloon at 1232 grant treat and there was a battery at the parlor which is 2801 levenworth and i will do a narrative of that. on may 4th, at 1:15, the victim and his girlfriend were exiting

the parlor located at 1281 levenworth he was punched in the back of the head by an unknown male adult and fell to the ground and the suspect wrapped his arms around his neck and began to choke him. the fight was broken up but the interesting thing seeing that we have not been able to confirm this, but both of the victims it was him and his girlfriend said that they felt that they, the suspect was a security guard for the bar. the officers spoke to the security guards for the parlor who saw the incident and said that it was not one of their security guards but we are looking into this. and any comments or questions? >> yeah? >> you know, i just wanted to ask, how things are moving along and i know that david chiu's office have been working a lot with broad way and i didn't make the last meeting around the broad way corridor and what is happening there. are we still looking at the sheriff getting a bus there and

are things still moving along and it seems that they are moving along in a lot of different fronts which is good to see. it seems like the city is coming together and the police department and the sheriffs. and other, the night clubs. and they are stepping it up. and so we are really trying to look to see what is going to be best and there is some concerns about possible clubs that are going to be opening there and we want to make sure that they are a good fit for broad way. there is a meeting tomorrow. >> i just want to follow it up that a year and a half ago there was shutting down the street and trying the alternative measures that have not been tried before, instead of repeating the same thing over and over again, trying something new, are there new ideas that are coming up and ways to control this? >> they are looking and i have not heard as far as street closures lately. what i have heard is the diversity of entertainment whether it be a live band or djs and just kind of bringing up different things and comedy

clubs and jazz clubs and just so that it is not the same thing at every single club on a friday or saturday night. and they have also discussed lighting in the area that can have a huge impact on the climate up there. and it is kind of, it is a balance. because you could light it up like a stadium but that is going to detract from the feeling on broad way. but as you said it is a balance as far as what the businesses the city and everyone together as far as what he can agree to. >> i have a question. the person who was the recipient of the bike, did they catch the person who bit that person? >> apparently they are friends that got into an argument. >> and he bit him? >> yes. >> yeah, it is too ladies. oh, two girls. >> better than being hit in the face with the heel of her shoe.

i guess. >> commissioner perez? >> i have a question regarding jack in the box because there a lot of interest with the neighbors regard thating extended permit can you tell us what time it happen and what happened. >> it was prior to 2:00, and the jack in the box it was not the same one. there was one in the richmond that the person that was hit by the car so there is a lot of attention on that particular one. this one did not have the same sort of attention. >> different one. >> okay, thank you. >> wait, i want, officer? >> that was done on broad way a month ago and there was a lot, you know, police officers, i mean are the clubs doing their part of getting the loiters around way? >> it is a work in progress. i think that they are working

but in the same breath, it is an issue because the adult entertainment are not held to the same standards and you have a place that says that you can't loiter and they walk a couple of feet over and there sno legislation whatsoever and they can just hang out. >> i am new here, don't they follow the same? >> they don't follow the same? >> no, we have no jurisdiction over adult entertainment and never have had. >> right now, supervisor chiu has talked about trying to adopt the same standards, and that is what i am asking for. so we have consistently all the way up and down broad way. a good neighbor and a good neighbor. if the adult entertainment could step up and stop the people from hanging out. it creates huge problems for us, for lack of a better term,

if they are not going to have the hammer on getting those people out of here it is harder. >> i observed that a lot when i was on the street. and i think that there are way too many police there for the amount of people that are hanging around. and so hopefully the supervisor chiu can do something about that. and i think that i am going to support him on that one. anybody else? >> okay. >> thank you very much. >> is there any other police comments or questions? >> i don't have to public comment? >> i do. >> is there a public comment on the police department, comments and questions? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. item number six. >> hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of this commission. item a. mohamed hrizi doing business as

paris pizza. >> this is paris pizza. >> 448 broad way. sorry. >> no problem. and you are going to see a few of these here as the public comment said earlier, this is for an extended hour premises permit. this is mohamed who has been operating it for five years on broad way and serves pizza and sandwiches to the late night crowd and would like to stay open until 3:00 a.m. so he can serve the workers after they are getting off the shifts. it does allow them them to stay open until 3:00. for security, it says that on the evenings he will assign an employee to stand outside. however, you will see in the back of your binder, the central station, recommendations is asking instead that they have a security guard during their extended hours, and that follows for the next two

applicants as well. >> so they are asking for an extended hours premises permit. >> okay. >> and i will let him tell you the rest of the story. >> is the applicant here? >> come on up. >> good evening. >> hello. >> five years ago, i came here and did the same thing. and it was the challenge of the same thing, if i could keep it, keep my establishment safe for people to get off to especially on weekends, friday and saturday night. so far, i mean, being there for five years, i know that the block is very challenging and a lot of problems, and a lot of intoxicated people that comes up. and i have been there and my best my brother and also my neighbor. to keep our establishments safe