. >> my name is mark reni. i apologize if you ask me some questions. i was handling the abc matter and was asked to represent the applicant of the entertainment commission. i have had an opportunity to visit it. is the old space at 43 sixth street. they did a great job rehabing what was probably an old barn that had been there forever. had a great crowd. that was the first establishment. they went on to great heights with lots of school establishment's. my client has a lease on that place. he would like to open it. it has a 49 occupancy. we receive tonight from the police department a set of recommended conditions. does anyone have that? we have gone through it. there has been a lot of scuttlebutt with this place. the police department have done a great job. i am involved with open solutions down on sixth street. i have watched them and they never could help clean the place up. there are new businesses coming in. that said, it is the highest crime street in san francisco, is my understanding. it is a very tough luck. my client understands this is a ver

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