but you could go anywhere and listen to live music and chris isaac would play for $5 at the night break was the name of the club. you would go to 11th street and listen to bands at that corner -- the paradise lounge. and people upstairs reading poetry and acoustic music on another floor and something else going on on the other floor. sometimes it's been the clash between some of the newer residents and some of the newer residential uses and the existing uses and is the awesome place to get your bike fixed, coffee, and all the other places and sometimes it hasn't always been a confidentable, what do you call it, coexistence between the different types of uses when there is a shift that wasn't necessarily planned for. i am hoping we have these conversations around what happened around harper street and is not acceptable at all on some levels. this is business operating for 20 years and one person harps and is so vociferous and shouts the place down at the extense of people's jobs and entertainment and so there are ways to raise this issue again and commissioner fong mentioning his nephew

and i also remember seeing chris isaac. >> a long time ago. >> those are great shows. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? >> good evening, commissioners. my name is christophe moscolonik. i'm coming to you to show my support for ociento having an entertainment license that runs until 2:00 a.m. i'm a deejay and a neighbor. i'm also here on my anniversary to show support. the venue itself, i know how much she invested in the sound system, i also know how much she invested in the soundproofing, specifically to meet the conditioning for the noise ordinance on the street within 30 feet or something along those lines. i also know the volume of the sound will be identical to whether it's a live deejay or an ipod plugged in or a deejay streaming from the studio. that was my idea. there are no conditions for amplified music versus nonamplified music. it's easier to control as compared to a live band. volume is also based on the number of people in the bar, a good deejay and performer, if there's less people it's quieter, if there's more, it's louder