and elgin park isn't that sort of street. i'm not so much concerned that the san francisco gay men's choir might turn the site into something or use it for some sort of event or something. but for future owners and what they might do with that building once it gets rezoned. so, that's my biggest concern. my other concern is that ncp2 allows hours of operation and permits it at nit time. i'm a little concerned since my bedroom is actually against the wall of the building that it's going to change. now it's community use under r.t.o., they end around 10:00, i'm great with that. that's fine. if it goes longer than that, that's a problem for me. and i just -- i just don't understand why we need to change it -- the back of the building to nc3t. why can't we just keep it as r.t.o. with conditional use as a community space. it seems that that's been working for many years. it's been there for 11 years now. i don't -- i don't know why we can't continue doing it that way and why changing to nc3t will, in fact, preserve the building an

support the concept t rezoning as long as we make sure that there's prohibition on public entrance on elgin park that preserves exactly what it is for. >> one of the other concerns i heard was about hours of use and we have always been there until as late as 10:00 p.m. and we see no reason for anything to ever go later than that. and if for some reason we did need something, we would be talking to the neighborhood as well because we're very aware of having neighbors. >> so, ms. butkus, where did she go? oh, there you are. you were behind him. my question is on the nc3t, there is no 2:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m., it's all hours of the day and night? >> there no limits on hours of operation in the nc3t. >> ok. if no public can go in or out of it, i mean, i'm having a hard time and the sound is contained within the noise ordinance, would there be an issue, do you think? >> it's hard for me to say. i'm not the police so i don't enforce noise violations. but considering that the building has been used as a institutional and community facility use and hasn't seemed to have been an issue thus far, i wouldn't th