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Good afternoon today is thursday october 13, welcome to pub safety and Neighborhood Service of San Francisco board of supervisors. Im john avalos, the vice chair and will be joined by the chair jane kim. To my left is david campos. Our clerk today is victor young. Mr. Clerk could you tell announcements. Silence all celt phones and electronic devices. Speaker cards and copies of dumentds to be incluted ashould be submit today the clerk. Items will appear on soouct october 25, 2016 agenda. Thank y...

Incluted ashould be submit today the clerk. Items will appear on soouct october 25, 2016 agenda. Thank you and like to thank s fgovtv staff. Mr. Clerk we will actually hear items 4, 5 and 6 first in that order. 4 first. These will be fairly quick and want to get them out oof of the way. Item 4, hearing to consider issuance of type 48 onsale license to real drinking jackalope located at 1092 post street included 1104 poemic street will serve the city and county of San Francisco. Very good. Thank ...

Cell phones and electronic cell phones and board are convening hybrid meetings that allows in person a ternd znswer and Public Comment and providing remote access. Public access is essential. And will be taking Public Comment as follows, first Public Comment will be taken on each item on this agenda. Those attending in person will be allowed to speak first and then well take those wait ongoing the telephone line. Those watching channels 26, 28, 78, 499 and sfgovtv dot org, call in number is stre...

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