now you have four seats and four applicants.you look in your agenda, you will see that every appointment on your agenda, there is one applicant for one seat. it seems to me that we should be doing more outreach to the community to get more applicants for these seats. second of all, i do support -- we work in the tenderloin. regarding the other applicants, they are stakeholders to will economically benefit c on anyba. -- they will economically benefit on any cba. the need more people who don't have an economic interest but. thank you. >> good afternoon. i would like to thank supervisor kim with moving forward with the appointments. we look forward to working with the supervisors on this and all the things going on in mid market. we support the advisory committee nominees and once again thank you, supervisor and rules committee members, for moving forward with the advisory committee. >> thank you. >> hello, my name is the rain and good men and i wanted to show my support for lj for the seat. i have seen her grow as a member of the

regarding the other applicants,

before the applicant and -- bars caused problems.drugs, federal and state rates, midget parties, noseise, vomit n sidewalks. we want mr. owens to be successful but we would request the fire -- following conditions. amplified music and singing to stop at 10:00 p.m. on sunday through thursday. friday and saturday, amplified music until midnight. all is must be closed at the time of the amplified music -- doors must be closed at the time of the amplified music. must have licensed security guards at all times and they must have patrons where they are not just hanging out to outside. must have a dedicated telephone line picked up at all times for complaints. no upstairs room shall be used for office only. no customers and friends allowed in the office on those steps. because there is no necessity for the customers and friends to be upstairs, that was a big problem with gravity. i have no seen a plan of how the emergency exit in the alley is. cleanup crew must clean and hose down the front yard after the building closes. not at 7:00 a.m. b

applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. >> there are two applicants. we are recommending conditional approval. this applicant wants to operate an upscale bar. we will have a security plan and description of operation and recommended conditions. >> is the applicant here? >> did you say an upscale bar? we are short of dives in the marina. >> i would like to vote for the bowling alley. i am paul owens and i'm the managing member wishes operating a high end of scale lounge in the marina. essentially a couple months back there was a tragedy in this bar. it was called gravity. i am sure you have seen this over and over. i can assure you that we plan on making every precaution. i am not confusing effort with results. i do not want to land back up in front of this commission. all i can tell you is we plan on being on top of everything. we're going with jazz and piano, we are not going to be overly loud. the community means a lot to me. i have 23 investors that have a bigger raft, they would not let this thing get carried away. i would appreciate the full supp

as i said, every application. increasingly, what has happened is highly specialized applications. i will give you one example of that. dealer track. they actually do loan origination software for automotive loans. today, basically 80% of all the loans in the united states are processed through their software. we will see much more of this. we want to talk about not as public companies, tons of this. all of these guys uses the original cloud service. a lot of people have asked me why we call it a cloud. what does this come from? it is pretty simple. in the old days of client-server computing -- some of us were around them -- we would draw a picture of a pc, a picture of a unix server, and then a picture of a little clout in between. mostly because none of us understood how networks work. for the old folks in the room, you may remember certain words. this is all communication technology developed for corporations to build their own networks. that sounds like crazy talk today, right? nobody does that anymore. everybody is using ip, mpls- based networks. that is the network cloud. the

he submitted an application and withdrew it. >> they did submit an application and did withdraw it. >> he has no entertainment? >> correct. >> at 620. correct. >> no deejay. >> no d j, no band, no live music. the business model for 620, and mike public works, which is paid -- which is a club -- it is really a lounge restaurant. we have actually inspected it a few times and not found anything. president newlin: i had one question. are we seeing any payment of fines coming in for the citations yet? >> yes. the lion's share of the fines to get paid. we do still have some outstanding. i have been working with director kane and the city attorney on follow-up. president newlin: very good. any public comment on the directors' report? seeing none, we will go down to the police department. they are not here tonight, so we will go to item 5, hearing and possible action regarding applications for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission. a, bradford, chelsea. >> good evening, everyone. even though the applicant is not here, and i recommend you continue this item to the next

those applications are a little complicated. you have a parent's signature, verification of income, and other things. i want to make sure they have everything to make a solid decision. commissioner maufas: i did not want to cut you off. the applications -- an individual gets everything done. they get all the things necessary. they are going to turn it into what address? >> i can turn it into ycd, visitation valley. commissioner maufas: all the places listed before. they can turn them in by 4:00? >> 4:00. and i left my card. i will come up and get it. commissioner maufas: very generous. thank you. supervisor cohen: colleagues, are there any other comments or questions? if not, i will open the floor for public comment. seeing none, i would like to invite anyone, a member of the public who would like to comment on item two. seeing no public comment, madam court, could you call the next item? >> this is it. thank you. i want to thank everyone for coming out and contributed to a spirited conversation. thank you for your work at sfgtv

>> at the time of the permit application, that applied to this permit application. >> ok, on that motion, what that basis -- b-- with that basis -- [roll-call vote] >> thank you, the vote is 3-1. the permit is upheld on that basis. vice president garcia: adam director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone -- madame director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone has requested that we take a short break, so we will take one. thank you.

>> at the time of the permit application, that applied to this permit application. >> ok, on that motion, what that basis -- b-- with that basis -- [roll-call vote] >> thank you, the vote is 3-1. the permit is upheld on that basis. vice president garcia: adam director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone -- madame director, i know that we only have one more case, but someone has requested that we take a short break, so we will take one. thank you. >> this meeting of the board of appeals. we will move on to item seven, appeal number 11-078, jeanette harris, vs. department of building inspection, planning department approval, 331 spruce street, protesting the issuance on may 27, 2011 to rae cheng a permit to alter a building, new mezzanine at 4th floor, new habitable space at 1st floor, seismic upgrade, fire sprinkler mezzanine, new property line windows, new french doors at rear and metal guardrail, remodel kitchens and bathroom, provide four new bathrooms. ms. harris, you have seven minutes. i>> good evening, commissioners. my name is jeanette harris. i am the immediate n

there are three seats and three applicants. chairperson kim: i believe all the candidates are here today. can hear from them in the order on the agenda? first i have june frapps and then betty packard. if you could just approached the microphone and tell us a little bit about yourself. i know you served already on the committee and this is a reappointment. about your qualifications and why you would like to continue to serve. >> i have been serving on the committee for i believe six years. i have a degree in journalism and a retired -- and am a retired editor. i am qualified to create type perhaps. i think it is useful to do. i am willing to put in my time to make the ballot more accessible to voters. it can sometimes be too difficult to do. that is what i would like to continue. chairperson kim: colleagues, any questions? thank you. next, we have betty packard, and then we have adele fasick. >> my name is betty packard. this is a reappointment. i started on this committee in 1997 and there are days in every committee session w

to my mind, retroactive application on parts a and b help achieve this purpose is. i share the view on the -- of the congressional black caucus that the guideline changes would help address racial disparity and undo a long history of injustice in federal sentencing. to those who have concerns about our agenda on this commission, let me assure you that this commission has no agenda other than to fulfill our statutory duties to the best of our ability. we do so with our amazing staff. i appreciate the concern that reducing the sentence is a crack offenders may send the wrong signal about being tough on crime. this has no basis in fact. even with reduced kit -- sentences, most crack offenders will still serve on average over 10 years. over a decade in prison is a tough sentence no matter how you put it. they will still spend tougher sentences than those convicted of a powder keg -- powdered cocaine. in the end, i am very proud of the work of this commission and very proud to support retroactive application of parts a and b of our guidelines. >> thank you. commissioner

>> we have the two applicants for one spot. i am trying to get familiar with some of the other a vacancies. one of the qualifications is that if a member has multiple illness. would you qualify? >> know. -- no. >> [inaudible] >> the only opening that we have other than a mental event as a board of supervisor member,. i did not give an answer over a number of months, i afforded both applicants here to the rules committee. that is the seat that i have open

is there anyone from the public that would like to address this application? seeing none, it is in the hands of the commission. >> can i have a motion? >> i move that the application be approved and including i suppose all the conditions set forth by the captain. >> a second. >> second. >> please call the roll. >> ok. good luck. i'm sure that it will help improvement to the neighborhood. >> thank you very much for your time. >> moving on, item six. commissioners comments and questions. >> i just wanted to take a minute to think a few people for being able to be here on this side of the partition tonight. i look forward to working with all of you. thank you for doing the of reach the day after i got passed through because that meant a lot. i appreciate it. it made me feel more secure. i wanted to think -- and everyone who works with him for all the help that they did. also the supervisors, i was passed in an 11-0 vote. i hope to do him proud and i would like to thank him for all of his art work and i hope to continue. i look forward to working with all of you.

>> it is an application at 37 mission. in your folders you will find the full application. and original photographs. inside you will find your security plan and a letter of support from the neighbors. we recommend conditional approval of this permit. >> would you like to invite the applicants up to be grilled? >> good evening. i am a business broker with business team and have been representing the clients on the acquisition of their new facility. this is harpreet. her cousin is a general manager. welcome. it is your business and your husband is the general manager. >> my cousin. my hearing is not that good. ok, commissioners? >> one question. general manager, where have you general managed before? >> in los angeles. >> you worked at the avalon? >> that is correct. >> at the vanguard i started as a busboy and worked up to management and also here in san francisco. >> what did you do it avalon? >> i was a busboy. and at the vanguard i worked myself to a bartender and then to assistant manager. >> of the bar? >> that is correct. >> you did not manage the general facility. >>

supervisor kim: if we could have the third applicant? >> s.appointed as a member of the child care planning council. i have been a member for approximately five years now previously appointed by the board of education as a child care provider, they need representation on this board. there are over 600 homes providing care for the 6000 children citywide. they're left out of planning and policy decisions that affect their businesses and the children they care for. as a member, i like to help ensure that child care providers participate fully on planning bodies in public policy related to child care. i'd like to ensure that the child care providers have the resources they need, including support programs and access to subsidized child care programs. there is a strong advisory role at all of these areas. i have served as a mentor to many providers as they prepare for assistance and being in the year when they needed to be heard. i have served as a neighborhood network leader in the district and in the past, high serve on the family child care asso

actually on the application, it refers to the violation to look at that particular application. what i would ask the board to do would be to deny the appeal and to give mr. duffy and i the opportunity to sit down. i can give you my pledge of good faith. i don't think that they have had any problems dealing with me. this will allow us to move forward without concerns over what exactly it is that the board has told us that we cannot do. >> he is constrained about figuring out what has been done rather than trying to figure it out. that is my concern. thank you. >> is any rebuttal from you? >> i think we're done. >> this was simply require a continuance. >> we to hold to other tenants in the building because there is work that could be done. unless we can go over it, i would be voting blindly. this seems like mr. duffy is uphold in the arrangement. >> i would personally be more comfortable with that. >> i am comfortable with the concept. >> the council for the permit holders suggested that we deny the permit. >> i would say to uphold and go forward. >> , the comment that was made i

the pre application process would seem to me to be a no- brainer. it says before you come in with a business model and an application, sit down with your neighbors. listen to their concerns. except their suggestion and maybe you can shake your proposal. it works. unfortunately, it is not required. in a gym and is considered free speech so you end up with the good applicants, the ones that would do it anyway going through a meaningful prepublication process and those that don't know what they're doing and those that don't care about the neighborhood of what in the process. i would like to find someone on the board of supervisors that would like to work with me to initiate legislation to make this a more formal process. >> the second question is around some of the recommendations from the departments about security. >> you would expect the neighborhood representatives to automatically fall into lockstep with what the police department would recommend. i found that that is not necessarily the case. in fact, pulling back 10 or 12 years ago, when we goin

upon submital of a submitted application, each application will be submitted to the police department and recommendation to the planning department. the planning department will review the applications to ensure compliance and there will be a hearing at your commission. your commission may impose specific conditions relevant to the specific applicant. i think you also have some details about the enforcement of the permit in your material as well. but performance is allowed only until 10:00 p.m. for one year. after one year, they may operate after midnight. if there have not been any nuance concerns then there is a possibility that it would be ex-tened into midnight. the hours may be reduced and businesses must comply with health, zoning, fire and other basic requirements of any business establishment. d.j. performances are not permitted as the legislation is now written and there are some other details which i think are in your materials. but that gives you a review of the proposed legislation. >> thank you. >> i'm happy to take any questions you may have about it. and i know regina's

there are a lot of interesting applications for this, by the way. this innovation and business model has not stopped. they have let this thing, but it is not over. that, to me, is the holy grail. this technology is going to enable people to build business models which you have never seen an economically allow things to happen which we have never seen. is that a short answer or long? >> that was just right. thank you. >> my next question leads into that with simon. you have developed some core virtual is asian technology. you have seen it be used in private clubs, in the enterprise setting, in public clouds. how do you see customers reacting to both private and public clouds, the challenges, the opportunities? >> [inaudible] because of the scary things out there, and because they have real humans who are scared of letting go of control. again, it is not so much a technology challenge as a human process challenge. it is really scary to let go of this thing you have been charged with looking after. it could be a regulatory environment, but it could jus

i can find no other applicant, with no offense to the other applicant. but victor is the finest and the most suitable. it would be great justice for him to have this seat. thank you so much. >> hello again, glendon hyde. as you can imagine, i have a frosty bear on the mind, but i wanted to stay here and put a good word in for lj cirilo. i don't know how to pronounce your last name. 38 is when i started reading glasses. i am up there on the ground. i always see her up there. i have collaborated with her and think she would make a great addition to the task force. and thank you scott weiner for those kind words. >> good afternoon, supervisors. it is a pleasure to see you today. i did have some notes for the person i am endorsing today, victor nelson. i also am familiar with charles pitts' work over the years. he is an outspoken advocate. lj cirilo i do not know, but i was there and helped write the standard of care for the shelters. i understand what she is going through there. i have known victor for several years. i have worked with him on a weekly basis

we're not talking about petco's application. there is a very hearty process in san francisco that i believe provides plenty of hurdles for a company like petco or any similar co. and provides plenty of opportunity for the board to either approve or reject those applications on a case by case basis. the process, as it stands today, allows the most flexibility and most responsiveness for the boards to truly hear what the community wants at the time of the application and i think it prohibition would stifle that flexibility and 20 to consider the planning commission's recommendation to reject -- and i want you to consider the planning commission's recommendation to reject at least the pet supplies condition of this. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who like to speak, please come forward. >> i am not here today as a land-use attorney, but as the owner -- the part owner of a pet supply store on fillmore street. i think this legislation begins to address the mix of use and our neighbor and commercial districts and what makes a nei

seat three is an option. -- on your application. >> ok. thank you very much. next we have felice denia. >> my office is in central market. my dance company is there. i frequent the cafes and restaurants in the area and i have been working very hard on working on ongoing opportunities. we have people strolling through. the central market residents will stop using that plaza. over 50 arts and community organizations. as a director of my own dance company, i am well aware that there is a job of printing jobs in the arts. this is a great place that employs all. the crime and violence has made it difficult to stay open. the area must grow. it is very important to me as an artist and employment -- and a new employer. we must dramatically increase the living wage jobs. we had an opportunity to build a small retail sector. we have to create a community working professionals and low income families would like to enjoy their time. the u.n. plaza is major in the process. this is essential to do this if we will address the issue of gentrification and

what you are looking at was my pre application notes. in order to make sure -- for example, we had questions about the extent of the fire sprinklers, we had issues about the extent of the accident. significant issues, we have a wood stair. one of my concerns was if that would have to be replaced. we had a great number of questions in terms of the safety of the building and in terms of great cost implications, fire sprinklers and the amount of construction. we met with them. a-103 reflects that. when you submit your subsequent drawings, it is a requirement that we submit that pre application in order to be helped. in order to avoid additional costs, to clarify with dbi, i showed those notes that were signed by them, as well as the plans we used. on those plans, they did have an elevator and they had a light welfare plan, but those were questions. they were never part of the scope of the project. subsequent to that, we had another permit, referred to as 2010, which missed genet knows about. i have five wonderful chairs in my office. i brin