and we use a decibel meter to walk around the building, on the street, across the street. you can see all the different places that we went on the roof. we took a measurement on the roof. and what we discovered, i think as everybody in the neighborhood has discovered is -- it's the base. it's the roof and it's the low-frequency sound waves that are the largest problem. essentially what happens in the building is it's not so much the hole, the skylights or even the front doors, the base basically turns the entire building into a vibrating sub woofer. i mean, really that's what happened. and so we have -- we think that it's going to be relatively easy to contain the high frequencies. the real question is what do we do about the bass? and so we have -- we actually have a sound system in there that we brought in just this week to continue doing testing and so at the minimum what we are looking at is moving the speakers around and adjusting them so they don't face the exists. they don't face the obvious areas where sound can escape. that's the minimum that we're doing. we did a

that any venue license to have any kind of music, entertainment of any sort, if they exceed the decibels letter permitted, then a complaint may be filed with our police department, who enforces that noise ordinance. if there is a consistent venue in your neighborhood that is because of a continued level of unacceptable noise, you must appear before the entertainment commission and talk through what the venue is doing or not doing properly. we will look at whether or not they are exceeding those noises. we have inspectors under the entertainment commission who can go out during the times of entertainment, even if it is the middle of the night. we have to do that on broadway, south of market, others. we have beefed up the staff and the procedures of the entertainment commission. so, we can in force and pull the licenses of those entertainment venues. we would be exceeding those limits. but the police commission is working very closely, the police department looks very rigid works very closely with the police commission. i do not know if the captain would care to comment, but she can tell y

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that they're facing the correct way that the decibel levels are being monitored. commissioner perez: thank you. president roja: you can have a seat. we'll see if there is anybody from the public that would like to -- >> thank you. president roja: thank you. anybody from the public wish to address this application? seeing none, commissioners? commissioner meko: i would like to move to approve this unless there's any further discussion here with the specific locations that the various police stations have called out as being excluded from the flight sound and with the addition of to tell phone number that i discussed and i'd like to specify that that number, that you work with our staff to set up the most efficient way to do this and that you have a complaint number posted on your website, you know, prominently posted on your website two weeks prior to the event. so that if there are any bugs that need to be worked out, it can be done with plenty of time to spare. and i think that's it unless any commissioners have any additions to that. president roja: no? ok. do w

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