. >> commissioner akers? >> so this will be an opportunity for the applicant to work more diligently with the community, and the neighbors, particularly, and not just the people that are coming to eat at the restaurant, bup the people who have been impacted the most severely impacted in the evening hours and when they are trying to sleep or the fear that i heard, and it sounds like, either they have a year to work on this, diligently and seriously, or possibly, apply for a different type of permit. or, commissioners, they could appeal this... >> right >> or appeal the decision. >> right. >> and that will be at the board of appeals. >> and the board of appeals would probably want to see similar resolutions with the community. >> right. >> and i think that we have, and the conversation around the motion they have already cited specific kind of parts of the code that we are using as rationale for not allowing it. and i mean that i do think and i appreciate commissioner akers point because i think that we have co

. >> akers >> aye, nexter pier. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> good luck. >> all right. let's move on to the next permit, i think that it is one that we will have to vote to continue on. >> yeah, this is the buzz works and so good luck and be careful. >> they are located on 11th street and they are still under going a change of use there and so the applicant has asked to be continued. and i moved to continue. >> and it is not our continuance, we are accepting his continuance. and his request to be continued and do you rephrase that >> and accept the continuance. i will second. >> i will second. >> and all right, let's vote. >> any public comment? >> sorry, any public comment on continuing the item? >> thank you, for calling it out. >> i don't see any. >> on the motion to continue the applicant's request. commissioner akers. >> aye. >> per hes. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> campagnoli. >> tan. >> aye. >> all right. moving right along. so this is specs and marilinis here, and they have applied for a limited live, and the spe

on that motion, commissioner akers? >> aye. >> pier. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> campagnoli. >> aye. >> and president tan. >> aye. >> and all right. that was a lively discussion. >> and we will move on to our next permit, of the elite cafe. >> and another good restaurant. >> okay, all right. and so this is another san francisco business, and the elite cafe located at 2049 fillmore and they have been in business for 30 years and they would like to add the blues and jazz combo and northern station has no opposition to the permit and also offered no conditional conditions. >> great. >> good evening, thank you for having me. >> so, we just wanted to add some blues and jazz combo and it will definitely not be the focus of what we are doing and more of the ambient music for the dinner and for the brunch. and we immediately contacted phra, pacific heights association and they were kind enough to have me at their meeting and i went through and addressed their concerns and one of the things tha

but go ahead, commissioner akers. >> am in correct in hearing that she stated that she has yet to do community out reach, isn't that correct and that she was going to do it in future that is why none has been done yet. >> did i hear that correctly. >> yes. >> and so she will get our updated guidelines which are much more specific about what the entertainment commission and what we are expecting from applicants in community out reach. correct. >> knowing that if it is not completed we could postpone the application. >> sure, yes. >> i actually believe that she will do it. >> i wanted to ask the staff before we approve this, like how, because there is so much time variance, how would we know when to ask it back and have these accomplishments? >> we can track, commissioner hyde she will be going through a conditional use authorization process for the roof top deck, idea. and i know that she did hold a community meeting last thursday and i know that she sent out the invitations to a lot of people in the neighborhood and i think that it was well attended from what i understand, but she do

. >> akers. >> tan. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> and next up is blew fin sushi. >> and he actually applied for a place of entertainment and the mechanical music device and it turns out that although they just built this room and they need to go through a conditional use process for the place of entertainment portion and so at this time, he would like to apply for the mechanical amusement devices for his electronic darts. so go ahead. >> and commissioners, and staff. and i'm not going to be as well spoken as ramsey here, and none of this, and first i am doing this and but i am the owner for the blue fin sushi, and the neighborhood restaurant there for a while and it has been there for ten years now. to come with the restaurant and we also have a bar there as well and we are looking to bring in some electronic dart boards there. and so instead of just regular metal tip darts it is kind of like an arcade machine. and so we have three of those. is looking to bring those to spice things up in our bar area. >> great. >> who throws the darts? >> the actual darts, but they are

so, on that motion, commissioner perez. >> aye. >> akers. >> aye. >> hyde. >> aye. >> joseph. >> aye. >> lee. >> aye. campagnoli. >> aye. >> tan. >> aye. >> all right. the motion passes, and we will see you in nine months or less. >> the next item is 5 d, cana cuban parlor. >> so this is gary mitchell is doing business as cana cuban parlor and he is played for a place of entertainment permit and 500 florida street and inherited a history, and they had a lot of problems and their permit was sus spended or revoked? i believe that it was revoked these are the new owners with a new concept and there has been a little bit of a rocky start because they were not aware that they were supposed to have a place of entertainment permit and have a successful version of this concept in oakland. and so they had held several events before doing any out reach or speaking with the entertainment commission and they have stopped the entertainment and they have a community meeting last night. they are interesting until 9 or 10 and two a.m. a couple of nights a month, officer parker for mission station has

next, former secretary of state james aker and vernon jordan speaking at the funeral of robert strauss. then jay carney speaking to students at george washington university. then another chance to hear venture capitalists perkins. >> the muslims have accepted the religion of islam. they have never bombed any churches. they have never murdered anyone to girls, as was done in birmingham. they have never lynched anybody. they have never been guilty of initiating any sort of aggressive act of violence. during the entire 33 years or more that mohammed has been teaching. stemsarge of violence from the guilt complex that conscience of most white people in this country. they know that they have been violent. they have had brutality against negroes. they feel that someday the negro will wake up and do want to them as they have done -- do want to the whites as they have done to them. taught by alicia -- elijah mohammed to respect everyone who respects us. we must display courtesy and be polite. we are also taught that if at any time, anyone, in any way us, we areolence on within our religious ri

. >> commissioner akers? >> could we see them in two weeks? >> yeah, are we going to... for the public comment. >> on may 6th. >> may 6th would be the next meeting. >> so can i just ask some more questions about the map, so what it says is 15 feet clearance on the eastbound lane and the parking is that the emergency lane and so the whole street. >> the commissioner and the commissioner, and all right, the applicant is not here. >> we can't speculate as to whether or not that was, but i would rather not. and we have asked them and told them that they were going to be here and i think they in my mind are obligated to be here to get your permission. we are here, they want something from us, and in the end of the day, the point is that there are neighbors around this place and we get the phone calls. and so, it is lovely they want to raise money, i love sfjazz to death. but if they want to be up on saturday night amplifying in a tent which is not sound proof to 11:30 at night in the street, i think that it behoofs them to be here. >> i make a motion that we move this to may

. >> naomi akers is running late. she will be in in five minutes. >> we will start this with public comment and there is an opportunity for any in the public to speak to matters of the commission that is not currently on the agenda, and so is there any public comment? again, this is item are really just the agenda. please come up to the microphone and say your name and you have two minutes. >> all right. >> my name is bary, and i have not been here in a while. and >> i wanted to... >> hi. >> i want to congratulate you on getting the president of the commission, and the big shoes to fill because i felt that i was really impressed with your predecessor who did a wonderful job but i am here and i got incensed enough before i go to the pass over tonight and to speak on two subjects and i had one but a second one came up as a result of reading something on facebook. and the first one is about a club called infusion lounge and part of the place of entertainment permit involves having a security plan and how they handle the

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aker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. loving god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. if long ago all people had taken your holy word seriously, make justice your aim, how different history might be. each day would be filled with promise and hope if all of us upon rising would make justice our aim. lord, if we as a people and as a nation were to make justice our aim, how would this change our priorities? could we change that much? in every age, your impeling spirit called our ancestors beyond their wishfulhi

aker: the house will be in order. the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. loving god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. if long ago all people had taken your holy word seriously, make justice your aim, how different history might be. each day would be filled with promise and hope if all of us upon rising would make justice our aim. lord, if we as a people and as a nation were to make justice our aim, how would this change our priorities? could we change that much? in every age, your impeling spirit called our ancestors beyond their wishful thinking and beyond themselves to move ever closer to our national calling of equal justice under the law. send that same spirit upon the members of this people's house, that they who have been entrusted with ensuring this great calling might fulfill that great promise and it will truly come to pass that justice would roll down like a river and righteousness like an ever flowing stream. amen. the speaker: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announc

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