you guys. >> president bleiman: all right. next agenda item is the final agenda item, number 8. which is commissioner comments and questions new business requests for future agenda items. anybody? he >> commissioner rodriguez: i want to say happy lunar new year of the tiger. this year is resilience and strength. >> happy lunar new year. i did have a question, commissioner falzon was asking about the fines. i didn't realize they weren't really progressive. is there opportunity to reform that aspect? >> the fines are progressive. they are pretty minor. they start at $100 and then we can up them to $200 and then we can progress from there. i think it's in administrative code chapter 100. i think they can go all the way up to 1000. correct me if i'm wrong. it reason very -- it will be very challenging to change it. there's other city agencies that rely on that piece of code. we need a whole lot of buy-in. >> president bleiman: i'm not a fan of the fines as means of compliance. where we can get maximum is by examining condition on

thank you, president bleiman. so this agenda item is to discuss the homicide that occurred inside of 26 mix on friday, january 21, 2022. in your file, you'll find a copy of the 72-hour suspension for public safety issued by director weiland on january 28. complaint history from 2019 to present: a timeline of our history with the business, a copy of their p.o.e. permit, including the conditions the business was out of compliance with during the incident as well as their security plan. on january 21, 2022, an altercation happened by the pool tables. the altercation turned into a brawl, and the victim was stabbed in the neck by one of the pool sticks. unfortunately, the victim died from his injuries. the following morning, we were in contact with the managers of 26 mix and the captain of mission station. we strongly encouraged the business to go dark and close for the weekend, which they agreed to do. the following week, we had a meeting with the captain of mission station to go over the details of the incident, and

thank you, president bleiman. so this agenda item is to discuss the homicide that occurred inside of 26 mix on friday, january 21, 2022. in your file, you'll find a copy of the 72-hour suspension for public safety issued by director weiland on january 28. complaint history from 2019 to present: a timeline of our history with the business, a copy of their p.o.e. permit, including the conditions the business was out of compliance with during the incident as well as their security plan. on january 21, 2022, an altercation happened by the pool tables. the altercation turned into a brawl, and the victim was stabbed in the neck by one of the pool sticks. unfortunately, the victim died from his injuries. the following morning, we were in contact with the managers of 26 mix and the captain of mission station. we strongly encouraged the business to go dark and close for the weekend, which they agreed to do. the following week, we had a meeting with the captain of mission station to go over the details of the incident, and

>> absolutely. >> thank you, president bleiman. hello, emily. welcome.appy to hear that your new community center is ready and completed. i'm really glad to hear that there's now a dedicated center for the southeast asian community in the bayview? i have a couple of questions. this is very much an industrial area, but i just want to give you an opportunity to catch us up on any kind of community outreach that you might have done with the neighbors even if they are far away? >> are you talking about the permit? >> yes. you're required to do outreach to the community. >> so the intersection of third and evans is essentially a gait away to the community. very busy high-traffic area. on the third street side, we have two filling stations, two gas stations in the area. it's a super wide street with two lanes in either direction in the area, and then, across the other way is the bayview plaza, the back of bayview plaza, which houses a number of local shops, star bucks and local bampgs, and there used to be a walgreens there, goodwill, and we reached out to the

so just to reiterate something that president bleiman said, we all know despite the best anticipated problems, bad things can happen. i think what's disappointing here is you weren't prepared, there weren't the right people in the right places, and i think the problem with us entertaining adding conditions right now because i agree with president bleiman and commissioner lee, the program in place is sound. i think most of us, in our hearts feel that if you had been in compliance, that his people would have swooped in on this pretty quick, because they would have picked up on the escalation of noise, and they would have separated the parties apart pretty queen. but there was no one inside, and i think what's really alarming is it does make my worry how long that style of management or lack of security had been going on. but again, i don't want to focus on the past because what happened, happened. it's devastating, and it most likely was avoidable. but what we need to understand is, william, moving forward, you guys have a solid security plan, and if you don't have a solid secure plan,

>> operator: president bleiman, i am checking to see if there are any comments right now. there are no comments received and no hands raised in the chat box. >> we will move onto the next item. item 2, approval of the meeting minutes of february 1, 2022. do we have a motion and a second to adopt the meeting minutes of february 1, 2022. >> so moved. >> second. >> is there any public comment on this agenda item? >> operator: there's none. >> okay. seeing no public comment, i'll ask the director to take a vote. [roll call] >> meeting minutes have been approved. the next agenda item is number 3, which is a report from executive director weiland. >> good evening officially, commissioners. hope you all had a good weekend and a happy valentine's day? just wanted to update you on a couple of things this evening. first of all, just take a moment to share some significant items on the health order that will take effect on february 16. in the copy of the report, you'll see a copy of the e-mail blast that dylan sent out last week. starting tomorrow, and in alignment with the state, sa

. >> president bleiman: any other comments? i have one thing. this r.b.s., responsive beverage training stinks. they offered very little public comment. they don't tell you what you offering public comment on. it's like a web of deceit to figure out what you're commenting on. it creates a registry for people who serve alcohol. like a state registry. there's going to be tens of thousands of people who's names have to go into a registry, not everybody works and serves alcohol whether it's server. it can be expensive, we don't know. sometime the trainings can run up to $200 or $300. they haven't answered these questions. they rammed this thing through. everybody signed it. we have until july to get in compliance. i want to make sure we stay on top of this. i know ben is on it. i know there's real opportunity for outrage. i think the a.b.c. think they're out on their skis on this. they couldn't explain why this is necessary. it made no sense all the comments were against it. i'm bugged by it perturbed. happy lunar new year everyone. is there any pub

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