Hi, everyone, and welcome to the november 17, 2020 meeting of the San Francisco Entertainment Commission. Members will be participating in the meeting remotely. This precaution is taken pursuant to various local, state, and federal regulations, orders, and directives. Public comment will be available on each item on the agenda, both channel 26 and sfgovtv. Org are streaming the number across the screen. Each member of the public will be allowed two minutes to speak. Sorry. 86008511633. If using zoom platform to speak, select the raised hand option to raise your hand to speak. Please call from a quiet location, speak clearly and slowly, and turn down your television or radio. Alternatively, while we recommend that you use zoom audio or a telephone for Public Comment, you may hit a written Public Comment through the chat function on zoom. Thank you to sfgovtv and Media Services for sharing this meeting with the public. We will start with a roll call. [roll call] all right. The first orde
Youre watching kron 4 news at 10 triage right now words like just utter devastation, San Franciscos once vibrant nightlife is crippled for now Business Owners are desperately searching for. Creative ways to try to reopen once they are given the green light. Thanks for joining us at 10, im ken wayne, im pam moore city leaders and night live operators met virtually last night for a summit. To talk about the challenges ahead and some possible options for sale of the sack is live tonight in the city with what could be ahead for bars and entertainment venues. Taylor. Well those concert and event venues will be the last to reopen according to the governors reopening a road map and for them to even make it to that point theyre going to need other ways to operate so some of those ideas toss around were allowing in nightlife venues to host outdoor shows in concerts in city parks and now there excuse me and while their indoor facilities remain closed or at a cut capacity. The stoning canceling s
Reopening step by step and the Top Health Official says it could be weeks until we enter the next phase. Good evening, im ken wayne and i pale more San Francisco Health Director doctor colfax as the countys reopening plans aligned with the states plan to reopen the economy right now San Francisco is in phase 2 a this allows lowrisk workplaces to reopen. Retail businesses to reopen with Curbside Pickup. Doctor colfax as San Francisco is still about 2 to 3 weeks until it is ready to enter phase to be that would allow more relaxed restrictions including a death day and reopening restaurants, retail and schools as a coronavirus cripples San Franciscos bars and entertainment community. Business owners are forced to find creative ways to reopen once they are given the green light city leaders and nightlife operators met virtually last night for a summit to discuss the challenges that lie ahead and possible options. Kron 4 sarah sak explains we could see city space use for more than just outd
In for some restaurants now the state is also said that schools out here can open up. But the Health Officials out here said its too soon to do that well take a look at the screen right now a Statement Issued by the Department Education the office of education. They said the 5 School Districts of napa county thats including napa valley unified saint helene a unified calistoga join unify how mountain elementary Pope Valley Union elementary and the Napa County Office of education will not be opening for inclass instruction on june 1st so again you regardless of what the state is saying the office of education is saying theyre not going to close in the schools. Now the businesses that are going to be reopening in going even deeper in the face to have to comply with state requirements thats making sure services are disinfected the lets face coverings or require and also implementing that physical distancing for customers and employees. They also must display some sort of sign at their busi
Will happen. Those in napa, sonoma and lake counties could see shutoffs happening at 7 00 this morning and those in marin county could see shutoffs at 11 00 tonight. Reporting live in mill valley, im lauren martinez, abc 7 news. Lauren, thank you. In the south bay thousands of people in the Santa Cruz Mountains would see their power mountay off into this new round outages. Amanda del castillo shows you the range of emotions neighbors are feeling. Reporter many residents were still without power about the same time pg e announced a third round this month would hit on tuesday. I think it will go right into the next one. Reporter Lynn Schwartz says powerful winds was a welcome site this weekend. She didnt mind sacrificing power if there was proof of a problem. She questions when residents will see solutions. How about putting power lines underground . Reporter Kevin Burnett lives in an area with buried lines, but hes been without power since saturday night. Pg e anticipates the new shutof