street and because that street has a lot of established restaurants, and arts and types of uses where an llp, you know, would seem to fit in better. and it was permitted there, but the other districts north of harrison street ended up not being permitted for llp and that was the way that it was presented and that was the way that it was adopted and the way that is exist and it exists today. and you know, since that, since the adoption, i know that we had the discussions around that time as well. and just this issue was brought up at the planning commission and the board of supervisors and since that time, to my knowledge, we have not had a lot of discussion, and at the department about you know, any specific legislation or any specific changes, that would be proposed. and this is just up for discussion tonight and just it is good to discuss it first and talk. but that is just kind of the background on, you know, the very high level background on the west soma plan and specifically it is how the llps were regarded in that plan and the ultimate rezoning, and planning code change. but i am happ

>> we can add a sound assist to an llp that is not something that we do usually and i just want to reiterate that this permit is until ten p.m., and much of the issue is the people noise and it is and the noise related to, you know, not what we define as entertainment and so while we are happy to work with the police together, now, because of this permit and bringing someone into compliance, and this is a very, you know, sort of difficult one in some sense, because after ten, it is, in some ways, no longer becomes our issue. and if that makes any sense. >> of course, the sound at night and the nighttime businesses are our issue and so we will in partnership, with the officer, >> after ten it is on the good honor system, basically and at least, you will have a reference point, if you are not realized what is happening. >> could i clarify with all of the police conditions. >> i don't believe that there are any. >> the police conditions were offered, orally. >> yeah, moments ago. >> and for the footage for the 30 days and the special events, yeah, those are included. >> and they are conditionin

commissioner hyde mentioned when the task force is working on this plan, there is no such thing as an llp it exists in name. and it did kind of exist in concept, at some point as accessory entertainment, right? and so there were discussions by the point that i got involved we were actually talking about individual land use and where they are permitted and how they are going to be treated. and we did consider them at that time, but just as accessory entertainment and we also came down was that they for the most part was treated like entertainment which is they are permitted

llp, at the haze valley neighborhood association meeting on october 23rd. we also presented to the haze valley artist coalition meeting, also, in october. we went through an addendum to our site permit with the planning department and we did a 312 neighborhood notification, which is a notification of every neighbor within 300 feet and we went through that process between september 22nd and october 23rd. and we received no negative comments during that period. we received letters of support, which we have provided to you from bill bucly, and the haze valley neighborhood president and mr. brigham, who is a resident of haze valley and also the co-founder of the haze valley arts coalition and from one of the vendors either apparel. and i am happy to answer any questions that you might have. >> thank you. commissioners? questions? >> so many questions, i love this by the way, just on the face of it. but the questions that i have are when you say that this is a temporary project, what is the duration? it is existing already. >> it has been in the original idea was that it was going to be a 3-year project, but once we got started it actually took a whole year th