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San Francisco Entertainment Commission · March 5, 2013

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Lower Polk Street Restricted Use District presentation

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Amy Chan, legislative aide to Supervisor David Chu, introduced legislation (File 121065) to create a Lower Polk Street Restricted Use District to cap new alcohol licenses in the corridor from O'Farrell to California (six-block core) after the planning department reported roughly 45 alcohol permits in the six-block area and 121 if extended to Filbert. Chan said the measure would cap new bar/off-sale licenses, allow transferability for existing permits, exempt daytime establishments and bona fide restaurants, and that the office is also considering distance-based density controls (100–300 feet)

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Entertainment Commission hearing covering a proposed Polk Street Restricted Use District to limit new alcohol licenses, permit requests for the SF Eagle and multiple other nightlife venues, a contested Place of Entertainment request for Live at the RAS with extensive neighbor noise concerns, and amendments to permit conditions for Neck of the Woods.

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