linda chapman, tom murphy. >> first of all, thank you again for bringing this study forward. thank you for having this hearing. music, night life, and entertainment for an important ecosystem. night life itself is one aspect of an ecosystem, an industry of music and creative industries in san francisco. by studying this one element, we are touching the tip of the iceberg of an enormous amount of jobs and of revenue, and of money flowing into town, not to mention the cultural benefits received from my life, music, and culture. some of the things that you do not see are important to pay attention to, particularly the festival that san francisco has become known to. and then -- known for. we bring an enormous crowd to treasure island every year. virtually every festival that we have features a musical component. the music industry employs a great number of people that do not show up, a night life study that contributes to the night life economy. whether they are involved with engineers, or music creators themselves, working day and night to create the entertainment online or els

commissioner fong: linda chapman? >> linda chapman from of hill -- knob hill. i am concerned about the of all is said and entertainment issues that i have spoken about before. printed clearly, these luggage at between what you intend and what you think is lawful and other laws. let me mention, for example, the masonic. a lot of discussion and thought was given to the exterior buses and whether they can park their performer's buses or vans, and it was approved that they will not be running their motors. ok, but the police code says that house and vehicles, which is what those are, cannot park on san francisco's streets anywhere in the city after 10:00 p.m. so, fancy this, b.b. king appears in court on the misdemeanor case of illegal camping on knob hill. i called central station two years ago, and i have been calling this to everybody's attention as an example of how ludacris we can be. is it, can you go and do it even if people are not complaining. the dorman, i guess, have not been calling down there, even though i suggested. no, no, we're busy. but if somebod

. >> lynn that chapman from -- linda chapman from nob hill which is not mention that is a major centerentertainment and i am a native, lived here in the 1960's. it was lovely. i lived for about 20 years in the theater district, and i loved it. it was a pleasure to here the music from the gold dust or biscuits and blues, but that is because there were not in a residential area, you see. and much of nob hill is a dense residential area. i am going to try to play something so that you will hear what it sounds like in the dense residential area. but anyway, pulled streak -- pulled street is the residential neighborhood district, and parts of it is now unlivable. there is a senior housing building there. unfortunately this is not playing for some reason. it did earlier. the resident manager of the building across the street, where residents have been there 20, 30, 40 years, and many are older and have heart conditions and other conditions, they cannot sleep. from 10:30 p.m., sometimes until 3:30 a.m. that was like last weekend. from 11:30 p.m. to 2:30 a.m., it is like a wall of sound. i am