hill that provided us feedback on this and our chairman also referred to the work that my aide did, amy chan did an incredible amount of work the last six months on a piece of legislation i thought was going to be far easier than i it turned out to be. and i want to thank her for her persistence in moving this through. and i also want to mention as i said last week [speaker not understood] we are also drafting that came out of conversations around this to ensure that there are specific good neighbor policies that apply across the board to all night life establishments, at least in the lower polk area and other parts of polk street if that is something that other neighborhoods would want. at this moment there are only some night life establishments that are required to abide by standard good neighbor conditions, noise, security, lighting, after hour cleaning and other conditions and i will soon be introducing legislation to require all night life establishments, at least in the lower polk area middle polk and other areas on polk street to abide by these conditions so we have a level playing f

i want to thank your staff especially amy chan for all the work in the community and want to thank supervisors for his continued reminders that there are alcohol serving establishments and to the business owners and neighbors for participate ing in the process and the captain and jossyln cane for her excellent in the leadership in the entertainment commission. the entertainment commission was to separate enforcement.ey -- i urge supervisors that we don't destroy that important separation of enforcement and granting of permits. with regards to abc and liquor sales. all abc license come out of the box with the current restrictions and it's only through the community process that it's reduced. the abc has a present decoy process by which they arrest and obtain who they are selling and to minors. i want to recognize the removal of the 180 degree definition. it is a very good compromise to come to a year. the removal of cu entertainment the important. >> thank you, mr. alan. next speaker. >> i would like to pass these out to everybody. also i would like to have an overhead. first i want to point ou

this legislation and on going dialogue along better enforcement and i would like to thank my aid amy chan who has been able to strooic the right balance on this and with that turn it back to you, mr. chair. >> thank you president, chiu. >> supervisor kim, any comments? >> thank you. i'm looking over the amendments. i think my questions have been addressed. i was wondering if 6 months was enough time for an establishment for the necessary repairs. that was one of my questions. it seems like a year was agreed upon an is an adequate amount of time. my second question was on restaurants, if they do serve food they should be allowed to offer that as another option if people need food to sober up. thank you. >> we have some departments here as well. >> yeah. i would like to invite, we have a couple of department representative. i don't know who wants to speak first but office of small businesses? >> good afternoon, chair wiener, supervisor kim and supervisor david chiu, director of small office business. the small business commission heard the legislation on march 11th and did recommend approva