the alu had concerns from a head quarters perspective. commanders wanted to make certain and clarify a few things. some cases specific to locations and this particular case this location is sort of a heavily residential area, more so than anything. always been sort of a jazz lounge area. a little bit further down maybe two blockings down into fillmore and gary. there is some concerns from the command staff. there are some concerns as to the hour permit that's being asked for and required when we already have a location that has -- i should say -- how can i say? zoned conditions that would probably not allow it unless you amended those. that was the question asked. >> so having said that, i wanted to clear also that there are some concerns from our command staff because unfortunately in some cases, not necessarily representative of the drake, but some of the sister properties have engaged in bussing people in, shall we say party buses and promotions. this is a concern for us. we wanted not to make this a condition that they shouldn't do th

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that the security plan combined with the good neighbor policy covers that are concerns, but i know alu is here to represent northern station, may have some comment. >> before we start, i want to recuse myself from this because i helped with their life safety and their health department issues so i'm taking a bow down. >> all right, we'll see you later . >> president tan, commissioners, i'm representing origin restaurant. i have with us the managing general partner, lily wynn and we also have rodney death ridge, who is going to be the general manager of the premises. this is -- for those folks that know, and i think the entertainment commission may have had a party there, but this is the old restaurant as part of the redevelopment of the fillmore. they went into bankruptcy. they are the landlord.

complicated than most people understand, when we think about the economics of college sports, the ,aluee ncaa for students to come and play sports to their universities. >> should they be paid? >> i don't think that they should be. i think it is a complicated answer. i talked with scott beforehand, i wish we had two or three hours to go through all of the issues here. i don't think that they should. i think the value proposition of college sports is a good one, you can go play for university and get your education paid for, represent your school and be dot of a community, and -- that -- >> that does not apply to every student athlete. >> most student-athletes aren't sports that don't produce revenue. thist's talk about this -- only represents the top-tier football and basketball players. those of athletes we are discussing. those are mainly the programs for the athletic department and in ohio state, they give back -- give back to the university. this is about football and basketball. to would be hard-pressed find a swimmer or a squash player who say they are not getting enough. showing