we visited predominantly hookah lounges. while we were included in this particular evening, many do entertainment without appeal. they have a tendency to stay open very least without extended hours. i was able to find ourselves in an interesting situation and educate a little bit, and give warnings where needed. the same time, i was there with the smoking ordinance enforcement committee that was basically telling them they were out of business anyway. as they began to change their business plan or business model to more of a restaurant. both events happened without any major incidents that was very good. i believe it was the biggest we have had it today. we have not gotten the formal numbers on friday at. it was also very big. the saturday, a cut was well organized and well run. there were a few logistical challenges just because of the volume of people coming through that should be looked at for future years. again, there was no major incidents of violence. the demographics of the crowd attending these is much younger than

>> we are looking and venues that have been operating illegally such as hookah lounges that are also doing entertainment. they are on our list for operating without a permit, and on their list for operating without a permit as a smokehouse. vice chair joseph: you are not going after regular clubs? >> no. >> regarding 620 jones, not so much the battery -- isn't that pete's place? >> and it is not permitted by us. it does not have entertainment. >> i think even before i started on the commission, he was here applied for the permit. that is not the haystacks -- the case? >> was it for public works? i cannot remember. he submitted an application and withdrew it. >> they did submit an application and did withdraw it. >> he has no entertainment? >> correct. >> at 620. correct. >> no deejay. >> no d j, no band, no live music. the business model for 620, and mike public works, which is paid -- which is a club -- it is really a lounge restaurant. we have actually inspected it a few times and not found anything. president newlin: i had one question. are we seeing any payment of fines coming in