>> i'm robert i've been involved with this and it's about the impact of the twitter benefit basically and i said back then with the .1 million of secret the nonprofits will have no where to go. i've seen this come to past we've been kicked out by a training company. i attended all the cac meetings except for one i'm one of the four orange cac members from yeah from the original group and i'm seeking to continue to engage in this conversation when i believe that supervisor campos

said. if you have any questions i'm available >> okay sxhoopz. >> thank you very much mr. chairman and i want to thank the gentleman for his service and the good job hose been doing as a member of this body. i guess, you know, i'm very honored and proud to support our reappointment. i would liquor to hear from you in terms of where things are right now and sort of the benefits that this tax break t is >> it's depends upon, of course, we have 7 companies right now and it's problematic to measure. i know there's one company let me start with what works the

company comes out and tells us what the tax break is and they've quoted and become an engaged county partner and it's observe they've had a 3 step process. they have an opportunity for public hearing and finally, by the cac. they're the only company i feel has vested the whole process. with the rest of them it's hard to tell we've given them, no value. we have a $30 million company that created 16 hundred millionaires >> are you talking twitter.

>> yes. that's one. >> the measureables aren't specific there's a big stress open the volunteer hours so this last year tweeter paid 1 hundred and 996 hours each they gaernl their employees about 1 hundred and 66 employees 4 hundred employees to one day each. so, you know, the volunteers i have seen the impact and heard from the community about what a great impact it is but in terms of the full value return in terms of the steps importing we are going to look at the

measurement and a report back to the board of supervisors. we lost a bunch of people and missed a whole year were we currently have data for the first 6 months and at the end of the january so we need to get the rest of our data we need a longer more engaged association. i don't know if you're aware this months cac agreement the citizen's advisory council supported just one agreement. so, you know, those agreements are the negotiator agreement >> i want to say is that unfortunately what many of us who voted against this deal said would happen is happening. i'm grateful you're there our strong voice and consistent

voice for that community >> there's a lot of potential here when you longtime the digital reside the bottom line they have to train people in the capacity and they have that that the training doesn't excited in a way that they're capable of. there's a company in my building and 98 percent of the students are making 6 figures. there are a lot of great cardboards that people have to invest in the community and i've seen that but again, it will

take a look at it this fall and spring and summer >> let me follow-up with sxhoopz comments. i hope you will be able to take a very strong interest in trying to see what those measurements will be and asking it to be done so when we ask those same questions not have you necessary but to any one heroes the measurement and help us accessing assess. that will be important for us as we move forward. >> i can tell you that the reporting happens for someone who was from companies that are telling us it's priority try and

to the city administrators officer just tells us it's priority for the companies and they choice not to step forward but we'll continue to research this. it's disturbing to see in the paper they talk the tax break when you see in the oral for 2012 and it was 1.9 million but twoert and the gamer weren't with involved so it's kind of hard to factor that in and the value of those cv a will will reported in december. >> okay one more question. unrelated. what do you do as a volunteer for the workshop?

>> last time i was a bartender assistant. i have friends who run the program so you're a volunteer i clean up at the end of the day whatever they need >> thank you. any public comment on this item? and a welcome to the jungle a good appointment is what we need. for the advisory welcome to the jungle welcome to 9 jungle a good appointment for advisory. welcome to the jungle see the item that you read. pick a good appointment for the advisory. welcome to the jungle. welcome to the jungle. don't sleep in the subway don't stand in the t l pouring rain.

yes, we want a good appointment from you in a better >> thank you. any any public comment on this item? seeing none, public comment is closed. just want to mentioned that supervisor kim k5k9d my office and said she'll be supportive of the candidate any motion >> make a motion to move forward his name for reappointment. >> without objection this motion is passed. >> madam clerk, can you please call item 8 through will 11 they're for the they mean to of an inlitigated claim for the city of san francisco. >> before we entertain another motion to go into closed session

seeing none, public comment is closed. colleagues is there a motion to >> deputy city attorney john gibner during the closed session the committee voted unanimously to for the record items 7, 8, 10 and 11 full recommendation. >> colleagues, can i have a position to no disclose what happened in closed session. >> it passes. madam clerk anything else on the agenda. >> if there's nothing else this

meeting is adjourned. thank you. >> >> welcome to the san francisco entertainment commission and i'm glad you're all here together. please turn off ourcells cell phones or keep them to vibrate. if you're planning on speaking there's those pink slips there are speaker cards. fill them out. a big thank you to sfgovtv and

presenting this on air and on the internet. so let's start this meeting with the role call >> commissioner hyde. commissioner joseph. supervisor weiner. commissioner campagnoli. president tan and we have a quantum and for the record commissioner akers commissioner akers will be 15 or 20 minutes late and a i'm not sure about commissioner perez. so the first item is any public comment? we have time for any any public comment? related to the commission that isn't agendized so you're welcome to come up. seeing none. nope that item is closed. we'll move on to item 2 the approval of the minutes.

commissioners any edits to make or - >> i move to approve. >> second. great there's a motion and a second. there's no discussion so can we take it to vote and commissioner campagnoli. commissioner lee. commissioner joseph. commissioner hyde. president tan >> no. okay. all right. item 3 is the report from the executive director to go ahead ms. king >> i will be brief. good evening and happy new year. starting with legislative policy update i've can't take down on my report is agendized for item 7 so that will take the place on the agenda and a move to update

you on the water ordinance. behind this memo i've expanded the actual 0 legislation this was introduced that i supervisor chiu and it was intended to phase out plastic water bottles from city areas by october 16th i think is the latest date in the phasing out of water bottles legislation. so it includes the enforcement and penalties and this is to be done by the department of the environment and we'll be curious about that. again i'm not sure - i don't have the whole trajectory. we will ask president choosing office what they intended.

it says environmental code it maybe go to the committee and to the full board but in any case is it fair to say triumphed to us and now to you for informational purposes only >> can i interrupt you i want to ask you a question. i have not read this yet is there any way around how they expect us to dispense water to large populations at street festivals like san francisco pride that has between 1.2 and .5 million people last year did they talk about that >> i don't believe they're going to stipulate the remedies per say only if you can't sell bottled water their has been similar challenges at things not

quite as big on port property but this is some profiles e pieces of properties in san francisco so i'm not perpetrate to answer but i think it's a fair question that you ought to hear and a commissioner chiu will be here. >> well they'll be here on the board liquor moratorium. >> okay. great thank you. >> so i indicated on my memo under the staff and office update items some dates in 2014 of note so you guys are reminded. we're planning on doing 0 another life panel in february the second smallest of that series i guess and i think ben is in the back and we've been

discussing narrowly the task a little bit and if you come to that it will be similar. i communicated with and have of you regarding a retreat in march of 2014 and some of you have gotten back to me if i haven't attached me dates that will work for a half day in february to do a retreat. we picked the date for the summit that's april 7th i'm giving you much 7, 8, 9. if you'll put that on your calendar now. under the heading of corrective action i want to as a matter of consistency we did a director's order for a contraband on

december 13th and issued the night club 14 extra conditions and extended the hours and the permit was done on december 3rd. also on northern station with the captain and the ocean owner and staff as well as supervisor breed we discussed an incident about a large fight no formal action will be taken but they've agreed to stop having things in their restaurants and where the bar is as opposed to the night collaborating club where their ticketed themselves. they correlate to the problems they've had. so in mid-december there were

only two lounge shows scheduled by the end of february i believe so we're hopeful that will take care of the problem and we'll monitor that that concludes my presentation >> great commissions any questions or comments. >> i forgot to add new years eve was extraordinarily quiet. there were parties everywhere there seems is to be although i don't have any data people out having fun as far as our issues there were none person informed of. we reached out to the permit officers and other folks in the police department. aided and abettedy and i went out and commissioner joseph went out as well and nothing to

report is great as far as i'm concerned >> can you sky where you went. >> all over the place. >> any other comments if not open this up for public comment. any public comment on the director's report? come on up and please state your name and speak into the microphone. >> good evening i'm john and a 26 resident of san francisco and sit on the veterans affairs. i also sit on the board of directors san francisco and i want to echo the comments of audrey you can have anomaly let

but not break the egg shells so give us a relief if you're going to mandate something >> any other any public comment? ? all right. any public comment? is now closes. we'll move on to item 4 which is police department comments and questions >> hello commissioners. i'm steve from the center station. just as the commission or staff has talked about new years eve it was relatively quote we had enough resources out and saw less violence this year it wasn't associated with any of the clubs per say but wisp happy

with the broadway area as well as the corridors in the central district. we are dealing with in the central as far as we have the night club and day club life. we've got two clubs on broadway that open up at the 6:00 a.m. lately over the last 5 h 6 months we've got a drug arrest on november 30th at 853 in the morning and the people in the car were going into the club and there was a traffic stapling stop and the person was found with sulk quantity of the drugs and scales. there was also an incident on december 29th this was at 12:00

noon at monroe the suspect refused to leave the club and he was booked for public disorderly. we had another one at the green bar on december 7th at 34i7b9d. people were waiting in line for the bathroom and the guy cut the line and he came out and waved a gun in front of them but he was arrested a block away from the bar. there was a large fight 50 involved coming from club atmosphere. this was on december 21st what we had 11 units so it spilled out into the street and also down on montgomery. so there were several units called out for that.

the last one club horizon had an 18 and over party they had two adult females that passed out one was medically trorptd. the party buses blocked the club on horizon the manager was trond. we like a party bus to be registered. we don't want the buses hanging out there for long periods of time. so they've been spoken to come when the party is over >> why don't you ticket the buzz when their double-parked.

>> we're trying to work with the buzz and it was more of a communication between the buzz and the club owner. we can also do that but we are trying to help them comply with the policy and the sergeant wanted to work p with them. it wasn't go like a party bus showed up. they arrived a little bit early >> happy new year. >> tell me about the club 11 units respond and i guess the mortgage cycle officers there were 10 fights going on about the same time.

this was in the street as well as down on montgomery. looking at the cabs it came out at 157 and wasn't cleared until 215. most of the people fled the area. i saw one there was one person detained but was released at the scene. in the cab there was supposedly a weapon but >> nobody went to the hospital. >> no. >> commissioner hyde. >> so did you say that two then passed out where? >> that was at horizon. >> and they were there on the party bus. >> no, it was club horizon there was party buses also going

driver's license but club horizon had two intoxicated females. >> and whether they were there on the party bus i'm not sure and i was wondering if they came from the party busy mean the biggest problem they don't regulate how they delve outs alcohol; right? >> that's an issue that the police department deals with. if they're coming from it doesn't have to be that far of a distance but if they're going around the city drinking on the buses legally they're able to do that they're not going to spend a lot of money in the club because or their loaded. that's one of the things we want the club to do go on the bus and

talk to the patrons and do we want 50 people coming into the club if there's an altercation it will be packed >> do the police have a set of realize generally they follow around party buses. >> we have an understanding right now if a club wants to have a party bus they register with the police department and so there's the you understand the staff is going to check the buzz. what we don't want is the buses showing up anytime that creates a lot of problems >> that's central station or across the city. >> that's central station and that's a great idea that business don't just show up and doors or overwhelm with the

comments of the bus without any warning. >> yes. that's a collaborative that the neighbors as well as the clubs and police department we've been working for quite a few months. next time there's a meeting it should be done in other jurisdictions it's a good idea >> i just had a couple of questions about the late night parties. >> we have people listening up prior to 6 o'clock and they're in their night club outfits i don't think they're setting their left arms and going there. a lot of times they're going to be partying all night or going to a place that's unknown to law

enforcement. we get complaints of off-hour clubs. that's why talking with the clubs if they're going to be operating from 6 to 12 how many people can stay up especially with the drugs, you know, with the drug arrest it's just a few months ago there was a larger fight where the staff in monroe had to deal with a crazy person that was on drugs and they brought the subject to the hospital and he broke 9 nose of the nurse. so i want the staff to take the different courses they can take through the abc to find out if someone is on drugs so they have more acknowledging whether we want someone i