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it is north of market, and we like to see a storefronts along that market 0 cannot open up, because that is one of the goals as well as the alliance for district 6, because that predates. we are glad when something like the community benefit district gets form, because it saves us from doing some of the things we would like to see happen. it is very important for the tourists as well as the night life, because they do make a mess with cigarette butts and listening to some of the testimony about urination, and what they end up cleaning up its finances after patrons is the mess after patrons. we are in favor of getting the permit, because we would like to see new venues established as one of our goals to work with new businesses as long as they have the proper good neighbor policies in place, and since this is an existing 10 year venue, and our only concern is that it maintains itself as a good neighbor. i also have offices across the street at the grant a building. we ha
against them. that simply is not true. we try to build a rapport with clubs. but the subject at the security point, the officer was looking at him and he tried to walk away. he appeared intoxicated. we stopped the person. after a few questions, the officer searched him and found a loaded 40 caliber glock. who knows what he was going to be up to that night. it is the report the officers have with the clubs, so they know they can contact us. it will not be a mark against them. it is safe to say something easily could have happened that night, but it was averted because of the relationship between the clubs and the police on broadway. on april 30, a patron was not able to get inside a club and was waiting outside. he was talking to a female and her boyfriend came out. he had been kicked out and was not allowed to go back in. so he decided to attack the person who was waiting out front, to strike him in the face. he broke his left cheekbone. it was a pretty bad assault. may 3, at
at neighborhood outreach. the earlier you do it, the better. i would rather see that you have contacted various associations rather than you intend to contact various associations. in general, this is good out reach, particularly to district 6, which is probably the most of an organization to you, and the tenderloin community benefit district. the central market community benefit district, which you are a part of, would be good our reach as well. otherwise, good luck to you. you might want to rethink that picture. on your security plan, it says that fuel research the use of enhanced gateway security systems, including a blue light interface system that will speed up the process of entry into the venue. these systems confirm the customer is of legal drinking age by calculating their age and presenting it onscreen to staff members. this allows staff to identify age more quickly. we have not yet determined which system we will use. i was wondering i just attb convention in
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