inspector fiorentino spoke with the neighbor and then visited the business this past weekend. he visited the business at 7:00 p.m., and there was no entertainment, but the bartender did say that they just hired a guitar player for outdoor entertainment. he learned that the owner was sitting outside in the parklet, so he continued the conversation with the owner, and unfortunately it didn't go very well as the owner was pretty dismissive of the information about needing a permit, so i reached out to the owner directly myself today? i was unable to get ahold of them on the phone, and i did send an e-mail. we will continue to visit and reach out to the visit as they do require both a j.a.m. permit and l.l.p. or p.o.e. for their indoor entertainment. that's all i have, but i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have about the report. >> questions? all right. well, i don't have anything specifically to bring up. i'm sure that a nice conversation between you and the owner of that place will help to set things straight, and i'm sure we'll get them into compliance shortly, and

during the past four visits by inspector fiorentino, they have been in compliance with their security plan, including patting patrons down upon entering and the required number of security guards on the premises. at this time, staff are not requesting permit reconditioning, we are asking for the business to comply with their current security plan, which is robust. we did invite mission station captain and officer ortiz to speak this evening. it looks like officer ortiz was here but was not planning on presenting anything. if you have direct questions for him, he may be able to speak. let me know if you have any questions, otherwise, here to speak is tony, as well as their head of security, farouz. >> operator: all right. i see farouz and williams is raising their hand. >> yes, it's william. okay. i'll go ahead and try it again. >> hello. you're unmuted, and then, farouz, if you want to speak, you'll have to unmute yourself, as well. >> hello. >> so who's going first? >> my name is [indiscernible] william, and i am one of the managers at 26 mix. on the night of january 21, an incident

inspector fiorentino spoke with the neighbor and then visited the business this past weekend. there was no entertainment, but the bartender did say that they just hired a guitar player for outdoor entertainment. he learned that the owner was sitting outside in the parklet, so he continued the conversation with the owner, and unfortunately it didn't go very well as the owner was pretty dismissive of the information about needing a permit, so i reached out to the owner directly myself today? i was unable to get ahold of them on the phone, and i did send an e-mail. we will continue to visit and reach out to the visit as they do require both a j.a.m. permit and l.l.p. or p.o.e. for their indoor entertainment. that's all i have, but i'm happy to answer any questions that you may have about the report. >> questions? all right. well, i don't have anything specifically to bring up. i'm sure that a nice conversation between you and the owner of that place will help to set things straight, and i'm sure we'll get them into compliance shortly, and i figure it is sometimes a learning exper