permit diversion of the one-time event permit -- one time indoor event permit, and my colleague, krystal stewart, has been helping. we oversell some testing. in your binder that will see the user testing no sever compiled by digital services. so it is very candid, raw data that we are going to take and tack to digital services this thursday and see how we can take this feedback and really enhance the current draft of the permit form, and in the bigger picture of increasing the clarity and increasing efficiency of this permit process. that is all i have. >> motion to approve and second. >> commissioner perez. (roll call). >> the consent agenda has been approved. congratulations. and on to our regular agenda. >> the first permit on the regular agenda is for an extended hour's premise, change in ownership located at 3801 24th street. the location has held a permit since 2000. it sells doughnuts and sandwiches 24 hours a day. the neighboring tenants are in your file about the machinery, stating a fan runs throughout the night and located above the doughnut shops. the owner was provided with the summ

for the one-time indoor, my colleague, krystal crystal stewart and i, we were doing unit testing, through the digital services agency and it was very enlightening, very sobering because they asked really hard questions. he really had to think about making this online application, is this clear, have we reduced complexity, are we really improving event compliance and including customer experience in the process. it is really pretty long because included the venturer questions. you can see the types of questions, and finally, the success page that when they hit submit, and we are planning on launching this as a soft launch sometime in the next few weeks. if you have any questions, let me know. >> i did have a question. what is your average time that someone is filling out the application? >> i don't have that data in front of me, but one thing we are going to be preparing ourselves for his we are asking more security plan questions then we have in the past, so that will take more thought, but it is in the interest of protecting public safety and welfare. >> thank you. >> dylan, good to see