any other reports from executive director weiland? that's it? >> yep. >> all right. and then, we will open this up to public comment. >> operator: i'm going to flash the slide for a few seconds. all right. i'm checking, and there are no hands raised and no comments in the chat box. >> all right. we'll close public comment. the next agenda item is number 4, which is a report from deputy director azevedo. >> thank you, president bleiman. good evening, commissioners. very excited about the announcements the new staff and inspector joining the team, and like maggie said, he's already had his first shift in the field. super excited. my report is short this evening. we did receive 30 reports since the last hearing, but many complaints were mitigated on-site or they required follow up by educating a neighbor or bringing a business into compliance by having them apply for a permit. the one update that i have do is about an enforcement visit to amsterdam cafe, and this is located across the street from edinsburgh castle pub. amsterdam employees always maintained that they nev

in your file, you'll find a copy of the 72-hour suspension for public safety issued by director weiland on january 28. complaint history from 2019 to present: a timeline of our history with the business, a copy of their p.o.e. permit, including the conditions the business was out of compliance with during the incident as well as their security plan. on january 21, 2022, an altercation happened by the pool tables. the altercation turned into a brawl, and the victim was stabbed in the neck by one of the pool sticks. unfortunately, the victim died from his injuries. the following morning, we were in contact with the managers of 26 mix and the captain of mission station. we strongly encouraged the business to go dark and close for the weekend, which they agreed to do. the following week, we had a meeting with the captain of mission station to go over the details of the incident, and on january 26, myself, director weiland, and the chief met with the our attorneys and the head of 26 mix. after our meeting, we determined that the business is out of the following conditions. the permit holder

any other reports from executive director weiland? that's it? >> yep. >> all right.comment. >> operator: i'm going to flash the slide for a few seconds. all right. i'm checking, and there are no hands raised and no comments in the chat box. >> all right. we'll close public comment. the next agenda item is number 4, which is a report from deputy director azevedo. >> thank you, president bleiman. good evening, commissioners. very excited about the announcements the new staff and inspector joining the team, and like maggie said, he's already had his first shift in the field. super excited. my report is short this evening. we did receive 30 reports since the last hearing, but many complaints were mitigated on-site or they required follow up by educating a neighbor or bringing a business into compliance by having them apply for a permit. the one update that i have do is about an enforcement visit to amsterdam cafe, and this is located across the street from edinsburgh castle pub. amsterdam employees always maintained that they never had entertainment, and we were never ab

next number three, which is report from director weiland >> i have couple of updates this evening. one i wanted to give you a brief update on some recent changes to the health order that went into effect today. that impact nightlife community. these changes are intended to bring local health guidelines more closely into alignment with state regulations. we sent out an eblast on friday with these updates. you'll see a copy of that any director's report folder along with the current health order. here are some of the high level notes in regards to our industry. for indoor mega events, those with 500 or more attendees, patrons are required to be fully vaccinated including a booster if eligible or have a negative covid test in order to enter the event. staff are required to be up to date vaccination data including a booster eligible or they can claim a medical or religious exemption and be allowed to provide a negative covid test. masking is still required at indoor mega events regardless of vaccination status. for spaces or events with food or drink is served indoors as well as fitnes

the next agenda item is number 3, which is a report from executive director weiland. >> good evening officially, commissioners. hope you all had a good weekend and a happy valentine's day? just wanted to update you on a couple of things this evening. first of all, just take a moment to share some significant items on the health order that will take effect on february 16. in the copy of the report, you'll see a copy of the e-mail blast that dylan sent out last week. starting tomorrow, and in alignment with the state, san francisco and eight other counties will lift mask requirements from most indoor public settings for patrons and staff. in terms of our city, this includes bars, restaurants, and indoor venue events. masks are still strongly recommended, but restaurants may determine their path going forward and may choose to require masks. individuals over age two are still required to wear masks in all indoor public settings, and masks are still required in public transit, child care settings, as well as congregate settings. showing proof of vaccination or negative covid tests is sti

i have a piece of legislation with senator graham, weiland, and collins call the workforce readiness act. what it would do is pull in afterschool providers in connectives with local employers with things like job shadowing, exploration or internships it and of course registered internships -- registered apprenticeships. mib their first job. -- it might their first job. tell me what you think what we might need to be during to connect to young people sooner, if you agree with the timing challenge as well as the quality of opportunity challenge. >> in new york city, we are often engage in afterschool supportive housing. they run through a full-service approach in terms of engaging your workers. for part of that we would need to extend and expand under the workforce innovation opportunity act. we have a thing in place exclusively serving under employees. we want to make sure young adults in school have access to supportive programs and drop-off prevention, but in addition to that, we need to be able to directly connect. in our state we have a program that is operative for about 30 years

so what i'm okay with, and which won't require a vote, i don't believe, and we can ask director weiland, is to just continue on with the existing regimen that we have but to give our office a pretty high-level scrutiny just to this particular license owner given that i'm terrified that there's going to be another incident on that. does anybody have any thoughts to add to that? >> i mean, i think the worst case scenario, we could limit them until 12:00, and of course, it's going to be quiet there for a while. but again, i mean, that's -- you know, that's okay, too, you know? i guess, because of covid, everybody has been shutdown for a while, and it's been a while since we've heard from them, and i guess people got kind of lax. i go -- if anything happens again, we go to the next step and limit their hours. >> yeah, and we don't have to make any decisions like that here, commissioner lee, but knowing that we have those options and all agrees that we have those options, and the license holder knowing that we have those options, going so far as if there's anything that's out of place or not

[applause] hempstead mayor weiland hobbs junior will receive a grant to expand the cities loaner stabilizationh provides pathways to homeownership or economically vulnerable residents. mayor hobbs,congratulations . >> she will receive a dollarwise grant to find a home buyers club which will provide financial education training to new homeowners and in underserved neighborhoods. former president of our conference mayor greg fisher will receive a grantto support the city's economic mobility labs . the eight data driven citywide effort dedicated to helping underserved residence address various economic mobility while promoting racial justice congratulations president fisher . nashua mayor jen dodges will receive a grant to expand the arlington street community center which offers three children, free childcare, free childcare for underserved families. that would be weird. while providing services in multiple languages. mayor john, congratulations. i'll take half a dozen free children please, thank you. and pittsburgh mayor eddie gainey will receive a grant to create an initiative for african-amer