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Votes at a glance: minutes, consent items, event permit and planning referral
Summary
The commission approved April 1 and April 16 meeting minutes, approved two accessory-use permits on the consent calendar, approved the Joy Luck Club one-time amplified permit (extended to 11 p.m.), and voted to forward noise recommendations for the California & Polk project to Planning/DBI.
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At the May 8 meeting the San Francisco Entertainment Commission recorded the following formal actions:
- Approval of April 1 meeting minutes: motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as ayes from Commissioners Thomas, Vice President Camino, President (unattributed) and Commissioner Lee; outcome: approved.
- Approval of April 16 meeting minutes: motion moved and seconded; roll-call vote recorded as ayes from Commissioners Thomas, Vice President Camino, President (unattributed) and Commissioner Lee; outcome: approved.
- Consent calendar (two accessory-use permits): staff reported no public opposition and recommended standard police conditions; commission voted to approve the consent calendar by roll-call (ayes recorded); outcome: approved.
- Joy Luck Club one-time amplified outdoor sound permit (Waverly Place, 05/18/2019): motion to approve with staff recommendations carried on roll-call (Commissioners Thomas, Vice President Camino, President (unattributed) and Commissioner Lee voted aye); outcome: approved; organizers to coordinate logistics with deputy director staff.
- Agenda Item 7 (Chapter 1.16 noise guidance for a residential hotel/motel project at California & Polk): motion to adopt standard Chapter 1.16 conditions and forward written comments/recommendations to Planning and DBI carried on roll-call (ayes recorded); outcome: commission forwarded written comments to Planning.
Where recorded, roll-call votes listed aye votes and noted three excused absences (Tan, Perez, Falzon). The meeting did not include any recorded no votes or formal recusals.
