thank you for hosting us. >> thank you -- thank you for joining the office of d.b.a., and the commissionxpects professionalism, that is what we ask of you, go to, professional investigation. a strong d.p.a. builds a strong police department. thank you. any thing -- commissioner taylor? >> director henderson, i know -- i know that you had talked before about not only providing us with the results of your audit, but the analysis behind it. what is the schedule for that? >> i would love to schedule something to come and make a presentation for all of you, both on what we are doing with the audit, where we are, and what it will look like, i would love to get that on the calendar. we are ready, i just need a date and a time to make it part of the agenda. i've already spoken with that whole team, and they are ready to make the presentation. that is ongoing, i believe we should have the results in may, but i would love to get it on the record before then to answer questions, and to make inclusions if the council wants more stuff presented in a way that is more palatable to a broader audience. >

for that short-term measurement of the grand and 67 d.b.a., which is similar to what we measured along bryant street for the hotel utah, so it wasn't much louder than a typical place of entertainment. >> president bleiman: and what time was this? >> midnight. >> president bleiman: midnight. friday or saturday? >> the 27, which was -- >> saturday, right? or that was sunday morning? >> sunday morning. >> president bleiman: sunday morning. well, it's saturday. usually, they -- okay. so there's a -- housing there, and then, i guess you've got the child's daycare center which is mainly all office or there's housing on top of that, too? >> office buildings above that. this building you're talking about? >> where the daycare is, child care? >> that's office building levels above that. >> okay. >> and so the residential is limited to this building. and yeah, it's based off of -- our findings are based off of the ambient plus eight d.b.a. and d.b.a. our ratings were based off of the ambient. >> president bleiman: are you recommending the -- >> we've beefed it up to 35, yeah. >> president bleima

the one in d.b.a. petro saudi deal struck on the yorkshire required when nature to initially invest one billion dollars in the joint venture and petro saudi to contribute energy concessions valued at almost three billion dollars. it's very easy and i listen at money what they did the bin in the front company something that could appear very legal and they found this very beautiful name. it looks like it's the official oil company of saudi arabia that's the only quality but. this beautiful name so the frame of the gun where the stub of. the e-mails showed those billions of dollars were the petro saudi energy concessions had been hugely and fraudulently overvalued something's a.v.o. always suspected and now believed was crucial to the alleged criminal scam in two thousand and nine. but you can hone and ask me if i knew a company or a guy that could evaluate the four to billions. they said no way i'm going to us. a company that is worth pretty much nothing for the billions but it seems mahoney in a bird ag

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i would just ask that if we have further discussions where we're either reorganizing the d.g.o.s that d.b.a. is allowed to participate because those changes directly impact our data collection systems, as well, based on the old numbers as they are changing or moving arp around, so that's my only request. >> commissioner dejesus: i'm not following. the numbers are new numbered? >> commissioner hamasaki: what are you referring to? >> commissioner dejesus: it's a number, just the number itself. >> right, but as they come up, if we're going to be renumbering new ones, we just want to be a part of that so we can do know what the numbers are -- exactly. >> commissioner mazzucco: why wouldn't you? zb >> i'm sorry? >> commissioner mazzucco: in light of all the discussion, do i have a motion. >> commissioner dejesus: yeah. i move to accept the d.g.o. 3.01 with a friendly amendment that at the end of the sentence it says comma, and presented to the police commission for approval as set forth -- >> commissioner mazzucco: how about this. with good legal advice, i think what we should do is move to appr

special meeting must be approved by the commission deputy assistant chief or the chief chief of police item submitted by d.b.a., must be approved by the d.p.a. director, all items must be submitted before the close of business on the thursday preceding a regular commission meeting. the secretary shall promptly inform the president of all such prohibited agenda items. if the president determines an interest of maintaining a meeting of a reasonable length for such item should not be included on the agenda for the meeting for which the item was submitted, such item maybe omitted, which shall be included on the agenda for the next regular meeting or of a special meeting, except as provided by the brown act. the key shall not act upon our discuss any meat item at the meeting unless the description of the agent appears on an agenda for the meeting. if an item arises after the agenda has been distributed, the commission may add it to the agenda and consider the item in accordance with procedures set forth under the brown act. >> that was the d.p.a. and the chief. isn't there one for commissioners? >> i favor having

the data, but what was the data measur measurement from premise that they shouldn't be allowed -- >> yeah. it's right here. one minute. i didn't memorize it. 88 d.b.c. and 87 d.b.a. at 25 feet distance. >> so 88, and with the outside noise -- was the outside noise still loud even for the people on premise to hear, do you think? >> yeah. >> i would think 90. >> the ambient was based off of the operational hours. >> what time was this band playing? >> 9:00. it was 8:30 yeah, 7:00 to 9:30 or 10:00. >> nighttime, evening, it was kind of quiet already. so -- >> our calculations were based off of the ambient during those hours that they would be operating, and the quietest being 9:00 to 10:00 p.m., and then, they don't operate after 10:00 p.m. >> all right. so with that, what he's saying is -- you understand what he's saying, right? your level on the premise cannot go over, you know, 89 -- 89 d.b.s. if it does, it could affect your neighbors. so you have a way to contact this to your contractor and say, does he have a meter -- keep it at that level. okay. so that would be something you have in your procedure -- >> yes, he does have a meter. >> being okay. that would b