>> dan did the exact same measurements as the salter study. what he did was he went right off of the salter report and then he just mimicked that with a rise decibel meter which is an industrial strength professional grade measuring device. these are accurate measurements. >> i have another question. it's for you, mr. collins. did the french-american school offer any kind of improvements to your building that would help the sound? like sound-proof windows? things that could help the tenants with the sound? >> yes, they did offer to put in double-pane windows on the side of the school yard. they also offered to reface the front of the building, which is a concern of mine. however, they withdrew their offer when my tenants put fourth their own appeal. it's pretty much out of my hands at this point. >> did you accept that offer? >> i never had an opportunity to. it was never dish never got a final iteration of it and secondly though, there were conditions that they made on previous offers that i could not accept. they made offerin offers i coult

finally please help me welcome executive director daniel salter.he joins us today from atlanta, georgia. he serves as a special agent with the drug enforcement administration for 31 years. for six of those years he was a special agent in charge of the atlanta and dallas dea offices. following his service with the dea, he was selected to serve as the executive director for the atlanta carolinas high intensity drug trafficking area program also known as hida. it is administered through a grant program within the office of national drug control policy of the executive office of the president. executive director salter is responsible for the mission to reduce drug trafficking and production for the states of georgia, north and south carolina. please welcome the panel. [ applause ] >> gentlemen, shall we? >> sure. >> absolutely. >> i feel like i'm being interrogated. >> here we go. executive director salter, start us off and kind of -- what i talked about is some statistics, but you really see it live, so to speak, in the field every day. talk to us abo

they have worked with charles salter to draft a noise abatement plan and install a high fidelity sound system. they will continue to have d.j.s have play and occasionally host dance events. eight letters of support. northern station approves this permit with no added conditions. and here to tell you more are owners chuck and tom. >> hello. i'm chuck. >> i'm tom. hi. >> i think it was nearly a year ago or around a year ago that we were in here last to apply for the limited live performance permit. we opened phonobar with the hope of trying to create a new type of music venue where music can be enjoyed seated, eat food, drink cocktail, and listen to music at a volume level which still allows you to talk, but more more importantly, a fidelity level unrivalled in the city. over the course of the last year, we built a community around the space in the neighborhood. and the music and the music industry in general. we have had d.j.s play from all over the world, from the ukraine all the way to japan. and in terms of what we're looking for and what we're trying to do in addition by applying fo

now this is going to salters for this is i want to be your creations it is peter with these mediums like that by the fraud going to traders the political establishment to start censoring people but doesn't is that completely crazy i mean it's just an expression of free speech or why would that trigger censorship especially when like a hillary talks about pepe the frog and doesn't get the joke how does that happen apparently that they don't understand irony i mean pepe the fog is based on an ironic worldview which is which is hey isn't this ridiculous and when people who are acting ridiculous don't understand people who are assigning ridiculousness to them then you know they flip out they get mad at a fraud so there's gatekeepers for ridiculousness yes and if you're not part of the game keeping establishment to establish what is ridiculous and what is not ridiculous then you get pushed out of the can you get pushed out of the mainstream media spotlight and you consider to be all right you get a pejorative kind of epithet all right and if you're not ridiculous the way we say you should be

. >> with me now, brian salter.nto roger stone's thinking, a comment he made himself right on the courthouse steps following his appearance yesterday, watch. >> as i have always said, the only thing worse than being talked about is not being talked about. >> the only thing worse about being talked about is not being talked about. >> that sounds like roger stone. >> he got his wish obviously. in part, because he's doing a lot of talking. even after this indictment giving interviews to cnn and fox. he loves the media circus. what do you think is the strategy here, brian? >> he called into info wars, that conspiratorial website when he was at the courthouse. i think his strategy that he had months to plan is to try to talk his way out of this. i don't think that's going to work. but it seems to be his approach so far. al least until a judge tells him to shut up. he can try to talk his way out of it. there's a more specific strategic reason he's doing interviews. he needs money. he's trying to portray all of this as a w

recreation and parks department and outside lands coretain acoustic will engineering firm charles salter associates to consult on the installation and operation of the sound system at each event. i also request that the recreation and park commission take notice of the memorandum prepared by wilson acoustics noise and vibration dated january 11, 2018, and the memo sharon meadows prepared january 3, 2019. >> thank you. >> clerk: thank you. steven? >> just going to leave that up. >> hi. my name is steve summerstein. i live in the richmond district. i thank dana for her effort to update the audio monitoring, but at this point, it has been woefully insufficient. many reports have been given of people being bothered by noise. the old standard of several hundred feet have been thrown out the door, and outside lands can make their noise any way they want with no requirements preventing them. there should be standards, and they should be electronically monitored professionally. at present, outside lands has no prohibition or quantitative standards whatever. this is not acceptable in any city in

salter, i don't know if you wanted to share. >> i do want to share two things. i do want to back up because dr. kinard did remind me about the hbcus that we want to talk about it in the museum. we do have a section in the museum, we have a gallery called making a way out of no way and it interprets five themes, black press, entrepreneurship, activism, religion and education. and in that section, we have a small section that talks about hbcus and the importance of hbcus. i say small because we tried to pack as much as we could in the museum so you could go to the museum and get that story and to piggyback on what dr. kinard said, you're exactly right, mainly after world war ii, a lot of african-americans were not able to benefit from the gi bill but an awful lot of them were. we don't tell that story specifically but it was because of the gi bill for -- after world war ii that some african-americans did encroach in that area. >> the piece that i was speaking about is the fact that land ownership provided a different measure -- a small measure, but a different mea

we've been studied extensively by salter and associates. we do not have crime problems, we do not have fights. we have very minimal police activity, and we will intend to keep it that way. if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer them, but i'm happy to present the application for the extension of hours. >> thank you. before we have questions, i'd like to ask officer matthias to come up here. i know he came here to speak on this. >> good evening, commissioners, and staff, city of matthias from central station. central station's position on the extended hours, as we are not in favor of extending the hours. this is based on three main points that centralstration s concerned about. the first is regarding calls for service. this isn't specifically tied to penthouse, but another club that is an after-hours club in the area. and one of the things that the planning commission tasked me was going through the statistics of before 2:00 and after 2:00. that was one of the things that they really wanted to know about. so that data which, in reflec