venues we're having a map of venues here go play out in the l lp spaces here's accident list even if folks to contact that would be helpful. >> commissioner akers. >> hi cammy. >> thank you for this presentation on the map it is kind of blurry i'm not clear which one is are the red. >> that's why i shouldn't have included this map it's difficult notice being a planner the place we're seeing a lot of issues are sort of a block out from the red zone so it you have look at the r r d that's not red but the on classifies it's difficult don't even - >> i was on the western selma task force one the discussion we had was l lps not being allowed because a fear everyone was going to create mayhem but it's not how it worked this is a discussion item but i'm wondering are we allowed to discuss taking action to maybe suggest changes to that zoning from people are we allowed to do that during a decision. >> you can do that when you get to future business as color has nothing to do with that. >> it's hard to 83 tell use the western selma is the only place where l lps are not permitted that's how th

the breakdown of the costs involved so speeding through this one the really great things about the l lp if someone has a limited performance permit 245e6 and they've blasted and the police don't have problems they can extend to an hour to 11 we don't have to go back to the commission the applicant sends us the request we share with the police department officer and they provide their recommendations and at staff level we make it possible to go to 11 is more we've had 3 l lp that have taken advantage of that from the mayor's office of housing of office of economic workforce development they've been working the corridors and let everyone know took out the horn to small businesses to boost their revenue and vibrate they're working with merchant i've actually gotten a few calls from the merchant corridors one from mission oath they want to audio 4 l lp cafes and have galleries and a couple of bars so they can have a more vibrant corridor and the new law they'll be using this for more space and media mentioned have boosted interest next slide when the l lp was first available in naivete ther

. >> that's not a normal condition of l lp you can add that condition and the condition related to chofbdz i'm less comfortable with a condition of our permit given we're not the agency that handles alcohol and from that. >> i'm happy to amend it to strike that. >> i'll second the amendment. >> all right. so is this motion clear to all the commission any discussion. >> so i just want to let the public know there is a need for a gallery space this was a house not a colombian and there's got to be a certain amount of sound like proofing to do because unlike doirnl downtown we've got cover from the outside noise and the terryville you can hear a pin drop around the blackwell block if you're not amount with the sound test you can go to a certain am against or binsz and it could be lower in the terryville or the in sunny set so to be fair to the nightclubs commissioner hyde is saying you should sound proof when you got the amount if i had system donated to you that's y where some of the problems were happening so as a business owner myself is disruptive to have people calling you and telling yo

i can i ask staff if we're not allowed to regulate alcohol you can't can we regulate this on the l lp. >> it's not allowed to per say we want to be consistent about what we're enforcing and not enforcing and we're seeing that written that way i don't know. i get why it's being just put on there i think it's its discretion of the commission i'm hard hi on any staff not to do things not on their plate. >> just to elaborate we don't want it to turn into i doubt it will but be a component of the restaurant that's what their applying for . >> any questions for officer ch chan. >> no. >> you thank you very much. >> any public comment on that item on this application i don't see any any public comment on that item? let's take it up as a concentration commission. >> restaurant right it's a recipient. >> right so is there a motion? >> i guess i'll move to approve that the permit be there be. >> you move to approve with conditions if any. >> do you want me to read them for you. >> yeah. i think that the no noise audible outside the area and using it outdoors if there's complaints we go and chec

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this is a the honey hive is where the l lp is at as artist gallery in the outer sunset and danny is here they've hosted a number of events realizing e realizing they need a permit they working hard on their application in getting community support and you'll see a bunch of stuff in your binder we have a couple of letters from neighbors carville station has no objection but sent conditions as well as an officer here to speak here's danny. >> i'm going to read this thing you probably all ask the honey mission to have a place for the artists to express themselves it is a friendly and safe environment to see in san francisco with a vibrant creative history it's increasing difficult for the artists to find outlets for their work we take this serious as creators of art event will not be our primary sense of income but fits into our finance statement we've applied for this to show case a widower events like 6 to 10:00 p.m. and as the managers of the f this gallery max and i will personally make it our mission to make sure the neighborhood residents feel secure at our events aside is from artist

permit officer for the northern police department the northern station has no opposition to this l lp we ask a few conditions so the front doors be closed specifically the boarding backdoor and the bus stop should agree to the guidelines of the limited life performance permit i believe that gabbing has done a good job with his community outreach reaching to the golden gate association i've received two calls in protest they were worried about the noise coming from the backdoor gabbing applied for a one night permit new years eve and i didn't get one complaint i went by that night he had a band with the noise going towards the back it was not extensive and had it under control so that's all i have. >> great it's very helpful thank you so we heard the conditions i don't think we have them but they seem standard and their overall today the good neighbor policy backdoor closed and follow the rules (laughter) so anyone like to make a motion. >> i move to approve this permit with the police companies. >> i second. >> all right. any further discussion. >> i think, you know, blue light cafe u

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