aunt charlie s lounge, a place of entertainment permit. this is a small business in the tenderloin. it has been in place for about 27 years. this is an application for a place of entertainment permit to cover the occasional drag shows that they have in the evening. president newlin: ok. great. and you would be aunt charlie? no. bill erkelens. president newlin: anything to say? ok, great. thank you. good evening. i am officer mike torres, representing the tenderloin police station. after looking at the application, we noticed that there was a lot of items that were left out or incomplete. we would like to give the applicant the opportunity to complete these items that have been omitted or not completed. just like part four, the a dominant and declaration states that the execution of the police code understand that any false or come or incomplete information may be considered calls to either denied the request, permit, or revoke the permit is granted. we are asking for
thank you. item number two, review and approve the minutes of april 10, 2012. do we have a motion for that? i moved to approve the mets. second. president newlin: i think we can do it. commissioner lee: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. report from the executive director. i m going to make the short and sweet. i was out of town until today. i want to update you on the parking lot legislation and the last hearing that happened in front of the land use committee, i sent nicholas. i will ask him to give you a brief update and ast and ask commissioner lee to weigh in. it was heard at the public safety commission last week. there were a couple of on the fly amendments but the gist of it is the same. certain parking lots within 1,000 feet of place and entertainment venues should have a secure plan as approved by s&p. there are waiver procedures for those. it passed at committee so it will be hot it will be heard at the full boa
tomorrow night, the community housing partnership is having a night of 1000 stars. the the id reception starts at 5:30 and the show is at 7:00 and it is all people who lived in their buildings that are doing a talk show. it is always an amazing event. i am on the honoraria committee. so i am doing my duty. i hope you all come and join tomorrow night. president newlin: and the other commissioners? i would like to report that i went to see the john paul gautier exhibit and i encourage everybody to see that. the presentation is like nothing you have ever seen. just the way they have done it, let alone what is there. it is definitely worth the time and money to go see. item #7, new business request for future agenda items. i was wondering if we could do something to start the conversation about party bosses and possible regulation so that, since assemblymen are willing to talk to us, i think that we could do i know it would not just be us. but maybe we could lead a conversa
is called. if you want to address the commission on an item that is under our auspices but not on tonight s calendar, this is the opportunity to do so. we have nobody interested. thank you. item number two, review and approve the minutes of april 10, 2012. do we have a motion for that? i moved to approve the mets. second. president newlin: i think we can do it. commissioner lee: aye. vice chair joseph: aye. commissioner perez: aye. president newlin: aye. report from the executive director. i m going to make the short and sweet. i was out of town until today. i want to update you on the parking lot legislation and the last hearing that happened in front of the land use committee, i sent nicholas. i will ask him to give you a brief update and ast and ask commissioner lee to weigh in. it was heard at the public safety commission last week. there were a couple of on the fly amendments but the gist of it is the same. certain parking lots within 1,000 feet of place and en
back from the brink of a government shutdown. sources are now saying that democrats and republicans have reached a deal to keep the federal government running after midnight tonight. the house and senate, they re expecting to vote on that plan today. negotiators are still trying to agree on extending the payroll tax cut. if they don t, your taxes are going to go up by an average of $1,000. republican presidential candidates are making their closing arguments to iowa voters. now the candidates met last night in their last debate before the iowa caucuses. some took aim at president obama. current front-runner newt gingrich found himself defending his conservative credentials. i think on the conservative thing, it s sort of laughable to suggest that somebody who campaigned with ronald regan and with jack kemp and has a 30 year record of conservative is somehow not a conservative? fortunately for the republican party this year probably anybody up here could probably beat ob