and commissioner bleiman is very aware of it.here is a section of the legislation that directly speaks to events that take place on city property. that is a huge part of my stakeholder group. and not just outdoor but indoor and any event on city property midwest ensure that at least 10% of the attendees have reusable cups. this would not just for water, but for beverage sales. and i need to qualify that by saying right now it's 100 attendees or higher is the threshold for when this ban goes into effect. so it can be that the attendees are bringing the cups with them or it can be that the event provides the cups and sell them or have a service provide them, but long story short, this has potential impacts on many of these community and curl churl events that are really tight with their budget and are just try ing trying to finish the year in the black. so i just have my main point right now is do we know enough about how to play out in the real world. have we talked to the stakeholders? have we heard from them and what does this l

commissioner bleiman? >> this is a question for the director and inspector burke. do we get a lot of complaints from slate? how often do we get complaints from slate? is it on the docket? >> i remember the last... >> i got one. >> commissioner lee? >> so do you realize, without mechanical amusement, that includes j includes jukebox. >> no. >> no, no, no. >> not at all. >> okay. that includes juke box. i could have sworn it's all mixed in. i did, too. i can't believe you didn't need a permit for that, being with the noise. >> so what sound system are you planning on having for the -- >> you see, this is it. it's not a big band, it's not a big band with amplifiers and thati that. 's maybe a trio. >> so live entertainment. >> yeah, where they come around and sing happy birthday. it's not a formal band where you have acoustics and all of that. basicall sealing rigceiling ri bar? is it sheet rock? is it open rafters, you can see the beam? >> no, there's no draft -- there's no rafters or anything. >> like, sheet rock? >> sheet rock, and there's beams, and it's retrofitte

so commissioner bleiman? >> so -- thank you. and i just want to say some of my thoughts, and then try to contribute here and try to mix our thoughts here. but i think the's kind of a philosophical question in the business about what you're responsible before or after patrons leave your cl, and i don't if it's actually been explicitly spelled out, so how --'r cerinly not responsible for what they do the next day. so when you dial it back, when is it responsible? and i think, you know, at one point, it's very clear that i think that clubs are responsible for the behavior of their patrons after they leave, and i think from the evidence that i saw on the video, this is one of those cases. and even given the fact that it did appear that hue's security was acting very professionally and actually probably handled themselves better than most securities would, tse incidents still happened. it was irrefutable that these incidents occurred. the first one was incredibly traumatizing. i can't believe no one was seriously hurt. i think it was

what i've heard from commissioner bl commissioner bleiman is he really wants the city attorney present, and just go through a lot of code questions. >> yeah. >> that's a good idea. >> i rest. >> the -- there's, like, a last sentence, we received new complaints from playland and other venues? is that just 'causeou out time? t. >> w is that? >> so this is an are where we had a bunch of new complaints, and a whole lot of time since we were last here. so instead of having a whole nother sheet with date and time, i just wanted to make sure you were aware that these comp.ts stt was just a space saving effort. i think it's really important mo-ng forward, we'll go back to tld standard you know, having all -- all five things addressed,ther they're permitted, description, date and time. i think that'sul for guys to know when things are happening, but just to safe space this time, i outlined them at the bottom. >> and i know you've been out, and we've had limited capacity, so -- >> these are the ones we have yet to take action on more specifically, so any complaints that we did get that we have i

commissioner bleiman. >> so it's impossible to say with certainty, but it seems likely just from the video evidence that the -- that some of the security staff at hue knew some of the people caught on video committing fellies. >> -- felonies. >> if you look at the video. >> no, no, it would seem obvious, did the security people provide you with any names of the people involved on video committing felonies in. >> no. >> well, from what i understand hue didn't believe that any of their patrons were involved in set fight, but we'll bring them up and kind of actually ask that more later. >> okay. >> commissioner perez? >> hi, officer. good to see you again. i see that officers were wearing all black. do you think it would be better if they were wearing different colors in the back as well as the front in. >> i would, and also, it's part of their conditions. >> thank you. >> any other questions for officer matthias? thank you very much. i'd like to invite -- oh . >> do you want to talk to security or do you want to have -- i'd like to have the head of security. >> yeah, i'd like to invite

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commissioner bleiman? >> i would like to say when i was 21 years old, i visited san francisco for the first time, and i went to a straut restaurant called sushi zone. and there was a two hour wait, so i walked across the street to another sushi restaurant, and i saw a man in a construction shirt, singing karaoke, and i thought, this is where i want to move. this city is home. >> commissioner perez? >> commissioner, i am sad that you are going to be leaving us, but i hope that you are going to be enjoying your retirement, and i hope to see you around town. >> thank you, commissioner perez. i do want to say thank you. it's an honor to be a commissioner in san francisco. you know, when i got approached to do it, it was like wow, that's kind of cool. but then to come on this commission and have all the commissioners, both president tan and pat, with their guidance and understanding to help me along, it was an experience, and it's definitely been great -- and the staff. you've been awesome. >> commissioner cami

and then, i am also in conversations with commissioner bleiman and commissioner lee about the next bulletin that's going to be promoting this idea of starting the permit process early and the advantages or benefits of doing that. there is very low awareness about some of the benefits of contacting the police department early in terms of applying for a liquor permit. if you are one day less of 90 days before -- i'm making this up, but there is a deadline, and if you are one day late, it puts your notification of your decision way back. so we're trying to raise awareness of that, things like mta's tiered deadlines for their applications, things like that. so that is going to be going out by next week, and i'm hoping that we can also get the cannabis fact sheet done by then, as well. we're still in the process of having it revised and reviewed by the cannabis office. so -- and that is all i have. any questions? >> no questions? well, just one quick comment. i think it's really wonderful, the amount and frequency of workshops and gatherings that we're having. i think we're capable of being educ