granelli can work with that -- we expect a reprint. there are the number of one time permits that we issue. a lot of you know about what the issue because you work with applicants all of the time. we do a tremendous amount of work in the office with a loudspeaker permits, one-time event permits on a regular and ongoing basis. i gave you a little chart, and as we move through the balance of the year with less resources with three of us in the office, as you know, and most of the time there is two of us in the office and bogged down in the field, timely and efficient, and most clients are very happy with the service they get. i just gave you the list of january through october so far, a huge jump in september. we expect the same thing to continue in october as outdoor events are a big deal in september and october here in san francisco, and then we go into new year's eve. but lastly, there were no corrective actions on permits. since the last meeting. and, again, i am pleased to report this, because we have had quite a few weekends in a

granelli. and i think as far as my file is concerned, staff is recommending an additional grant. commissioner newlin: any questions from the commission? >> say hi. >> congratulations, terrance. >> i have been a department manager. if they change anything, we are going to run it like we have. >> the permit is in my name. but originally, it was my partner. at the elbo room almost 20 years ago. what has been said is that my wife and i are the property owners. commissioner newlilin: -- newlin: thank you for being involved. >> i have never heard that. can someone say what the zoning district is? referring to a block or parcel number? is it a neighborhood, commercial-style zoning there? >> yes, it is. it is mixed use. zoning, residential, as well as commercial, and that is the zoning at this point. >> great, that was my only question. president newlin: commissioner meko. commissioner meko: have you ever met with others concerning your use of the premises? this does not fulfill being with the local neighborhood associations. and i would hope that they would point this out. >> coming to

thank you, inspector granelli. next item, hearing and possible reaction regarding application for permits under the jurisdiction of the entertainment commission, a, sahid amin, 4724 gary, place of entertainment and extended hours. jocelyn? >> commissioners, we're back with casa huka. it's a location that is on approximate 11th avenue and geary street. small 49-person restaurant had originally applied to this commission for place of entertainment and extended hour permits. throughout that process we determined from the planning process the place of entertainment permit was required a 312 notification, a planning process that needed to be completed so however the extended hours services was a permitted use so the applicant requested to move forward at the last meeting on the extended hours permit. at last week there was some conversation -- not last week but last meeting, an indication from richmond station that they were in opposition to the extended hours permit and to date they remain so behind my memo should be n

granelli returns on monday, and we would just go in and give it a go, and i will work with them to makeat they know this form will be coming to them, whenever copy we decide. and lastly, as you know, seat number two, which is the seat of terrance alan will be vacant after it tonight, and we will be down to six commissioners. i will let the commission know when we get more information. " director -- commissioner newlin: thank you. fathank you, deputy director. the police department, the mayor's office, and the industry. >> well, i understand your idea that the neighbors should be involved in some capacity. commissioner meko: who represents the neighborhood. rfwiyou're asking me a question- >> you are asking a question? commissioner meko: ié÷ think the are all issues that can be brought before mayor newsom, commissioner chiu, chief gascon, but i have not been able to sit fdown and have a conversation with them. i waited six weeks for an appointment schedules with chief gascon only to have it canceled the day before i was supposed to meet with him, and i have yet to hear back from his off

granelli. the next one is a product that we are hoping to rely more on the private sector in terms of creating a club communication line. another one has been very important to the industry, availability of 10-b, and we would provided to clubs and also determine what their role would be on the exterior. next, we would be providing specific training to improve our skills so there is a better understanding of promoter, entertainment nightlife laz specific to the venue, and then lastly, in conjunction with the ec, we want to have a summit. that came up at our last meeting, and is already in the works. we want to meet quarterly. once the neighborhood is up to speed, we could cut it back to maybe one or two a year, but we think right now the quarterly meetings may be important. these are the conditions we would like to ultimately see you guys consider as well as the tools that the police department could bring to the table, and then lastly, i would like to introduce our industry experts. sf clubs. >

commissioner granelli: if an incident does occur, does the insurance pay?as far as protecting venues or those to get the policy? >> yes, absolutely. i have seen several event policies and club policies pay, so someone who has an event policy, it deters them from going deeper than necessary, because the insurance company would rather pay than dragging out, so they are pretty correct, because the less money they spend, the more money they make, so i have seen them pay quite a few times. president roja: ok, and i think commissioner meko as a question again. commissioner meko: have you deny the policy? >> i have not denied a policy. i have given them a premium which is absolutely ridiculous. this will basically ensure anything. -- insure anything. being in the industry, you can recognize when a venue or a club is not being forthcoming with the information, but it is pretty much a gut, institutional thing. commissioner meko: so you have a lot of flexibility. we do not need to go further. a lot of insurance agents offer this coverage, it is not just you, right? >