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Entertainment Commission reviews enforcement, hiring and Portola festival sound data

San Francisco Entertainment Commission · October 1, 2024
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Staff updated the commission on pending Board of Supervisors legislation, hiring for a part-time sound inspector, and enforcement actions including citations at 620 Jones, Storick and Recovery Room; staff reported ~224 sound complaints at the Portola Music Festival and credited mitigation steps for a drop in out-of-jurisdiction complaints.

At its Oct. 1 meeting the San Francisco Entertainment Commission received updates from Executive Director Weiland and the senior inspector on legislative developments, staffing and recent enforcement actions.

Weiland said the Board of Supervisors is considering legislation on entertainment zones that includes the commission in permit review, and noted a separate proposal by Mayor London Breed and others to eliminate annual small-business license fees would, if enacted, remove entertainment license fees starting in 2026. She described the department—s hiring process for a part-time sound inspector: 117 applicants applied, 55…

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