mr. granelli last week. he will be happy to tell you the details but we did issue some of those citations to permitted venues. he was also able to make contact with the controller's office early this week, coming back in with those citations, copies that are ours and to roll through that administrator process to make sure that we end up with the money, hopefully that might make it paid into our account and we find out how much it is. as we begin to process those, we will let the commission report back to the commission. we hope that those citations will end results in improved venue operations, frankly, and less nuance issues in front of you. we may see some income from those as well, but that was primarily not the reason that we pushed very hard to create a system to use them. what we want to do is, in the end of the day, not have to issue any citations at wull. so -- at all. so again, mr. granelli will let you know how it went. on the written report i left that little chart of the ongoing list of one time

mr. granelli will let you know how it went. on the written report i left that little chart of the ongoing list of one time permits that were issuing out of the office, again to give you an idea of the activity that we're seeing in the office with the reduced resources that we're faced with. we're three people in the office, one of whom is mostly out in the field, so it's two of us in the office and just want to take the time to highlight that we serve a lot of clients and we do it in a timely and consistent and friendly manner and i would love to at some point do some kind of customer survey because obviously i'm self-reporting our friendly manner. but i believe that people like to work with our office. i do believe that. whole heartedly. vice chair joseph: everybody loves you. >> everybody loves me. i don't know about that. the rules committee met on thursday, october 21, last week. the rules committee of the board of supervisors. and to hear the appointment for seat number two which was terrence allen's seat on entertainment

mr. granelli, you've been with the commission for how many years? >> five? six. a long time. commissioner meko: at least five. >> probably six. commissioner meko: how does it feel to finally be able to issue a citation for failure to adhere to the good neighbor policy? >> it feels shockingly good, sir. commissioner meko: good neighbor policy now has teeth. >> correct. as shown, we just issued two citations over it. so, yeah. commissioner meko: thank you. president newlin: ok. no further questions. any public comment on the reports? >> good evening, commissioners. jeremy paul. just wanted to make a comment on behalf of trigger. they've had sound problems and have made major changes to their sound systems repeatedly. they've had complaining -- complaints from a single party across the street about sound and have made a lot of modifications that i think have been reflected in vaj's report. however there is a smoking area in front of the -- at the front of the club that's open to the sidewalk. poses a unique problem for the club and poses a unique problem for the city, to the nei

mr. granelli for, you know, a little bit of time here and there, depending on if we are as successful the first time out for the second time out. and those clubs that got citations, anyone who got warnings, as well as anyone who had major and minor incidents that resulted in police reports that have been submitted to us. so take a look at that. and i'm happy to answer any questions. and happily there are no corrective actions to report to the commission on permits since last meeting. >> yes. >> hi. i have one comment and a couple of questions. my first comment is your -- going to public safety committee was great. i just needed to compliment you on that. i thought it was straightforward and you hit all the right points. and you told them exactly what we could do. i just thought it was great. so that was that. my questions are could you summarize really quickly in a sentence or two what the substantive changes were to the promoter legislation. and my second question is, if we do not get the money in a timely fashion to do the data base, what is plan b or do we simply not implement it in a

mr. granelli, to, if there's an incident involving a promoter, to simply contact the club and make sure that the promoter has registered. beyond that i would encourage you to find out when the next meeting of this ad hoc committee is and ask the questions. we'll try to have a representative from the supervisor's office present again. >> thank you. president newlin: thank you. i recommend that you seriously look into getting them to put, as we saw with the citing for the good neighbor policy, to put some teeth into this legislation as well so that if they're thear not complying with the requirements, that the club and the promoter can be cited. i think that would be something that we would strive for. ok. item number five. update from the ad hoc committee regarding permit conditions relating to security proposed by the san francisco police department for all entertainment permits. you want to report on that? >> yes. we had a meeting today at 4:00. it was attended by seven or eight different club representatives. vice chair joseph: it was continued. we're going to have another meeting. there a