and which is barry ward doing business as ear wurm studios at 2010 bryant street for a limited live performance. and so take it away. >> earwurm studio ss a smul rehearsal facility in the mission district. they mostly have rehearsal space and recording studio and film and photography and they would like the ability to be flexible and to host the live and screenings at their space and because this is accessory to the main function of the space and not expected to go past ten p.m. and that is why we chose the limited live performance of the permit and normally what the permit for a restaurant and or a art gallery or something like that and we felt that this was the most important permit for this space and with that, here is mr. ward. i asked you a question for clarification. because maybe i don't remember and in the limited live legislation, does it specifically say, restaurant and pub or bar. >> no. it does not. >> we have used it at our galleries. >> okay, that is what i thought. >> okay, thanks. >> great. over a small multimedia, facility, and we offer photography and audio services and the bu

welcome back, barry ward doing business as ear wurm studios. >> yeah, so, this is the ear wurm studios on bryant street and have applied for a limit td live performance, this application was for extensive discussion last time. and there is some confusion on whether or not this llp was appropriate for this location. and so after we discussed further with the applicant and we reviewed the tape and had discussion with the city attorney, it is now understand that an llp is appropriate and the applicant has satisfied all of the requirements necessary. so i think that this could be a quick one, i am hoping. >> great. >> do you want to say anything mr. ward? or you are good? >> all right, any commissioner comments or questions? >> seeing none, oh, yeah. we are going to take the public comment. but commissioner ak akers do you have something? >> is there any public comment on the application? >> good evening, commissioners, there is an old saying that is better to be safe than sorry and i think that having that discussion out loud and going to the city's attorney office to get the assessment o