Board advances entertainment-code changes to expand live-permit types, give commission new enforcement tools
The Board of Supervisors passed, on first reading, a package of changes to entertainment and noise rules that expands limited live-performance permits, creates a 90-day temporary entertainment permit and strengthens enforcement powers of the Entertainment Commission.
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The Board of Supervisors passed, on first reading, amendments to the city's entertainment and noise regulations aimed at expanding opportunities for live performance while giving regulators new enforcement tools.
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