Executive Summary Conditional Use HEARING DATE: JANUARY 19, 2012

Date: January 12, 2012 Case No.: 2011.0471C Project Address: 1111 California Street Zoning: RM‐4 (Residential Mixed, High Density) District 65‐A Height and Bulk District Nob Hill Special Use District Block/Lot: 0253/020 Project Sponsor: Allan Casalou 1111 California Street San Francisco, CA 94108 Staff Contact: Kevin Guy – (415) 558‐6163 [email protected] Recommendation: Approval with Conditions

PROJECT DESCRIPTION

The Nob Hill Masonic Center (ʺCenterʺ) has operated since 1958, hosting activities associated with the Freemasons, as well as a variety of events that include music, comedy, and cultural performances, civic events (such as graduations and naturalization ceremonies), exhibitions, and corporate meetings. The assembly and entertainment functions of the Center became nonconforming in 1978, when the subject property was rezoned to the RM‐4 District, which does not permit such activities. The proposal is to continue the operation of the nonconforming entertainment and assembly uses, as well as the existing food and beverage service uses, which are conditionally permitted within the Nob Hill Special Use District. No enlargement or intensification of the existing nonconforming use, and no change to the physical configuration of the Center is proposed as part of the request for Conditional Use authorization. The maximum capacity of the auditorium would remain at 3,282 persons.

SITE DESCRIPTION AND PRESENT USE

The Project Site is located on the south side of California Street between Jones and Taylor Streets, Block 0253, Lot 020. The subject property is located within the RM‐4 (Residential Mixed, High Density) District, the 65‐A Height and Bulk District, and the Nob Hill Special Use District. The Project Site gently slopes along the California Street frontage, but is steeply sloped along the Taylor Street frontage. The Center occupies nearly the entire site, and includes approximately 118,000 square feet of assembly and entertainment space, 17,000 square feet of administrative space utilized by the Freemasons, and a parking garage containing approximately 565 off‐street parking spaces. The property measures 49,841 square feet, including a 25‐foot wide flag portion fronting on Pine Street. This flag portion provides access to a loading area, and secondary access to the parking garage.

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SURROUNDING PROPERTIES AND NEIGHBORHOOD

The Project Site is located within the Nob Hill neighborhood, an area characterized by a mix of hotel, institutional, and high‐density residential uses. Neighborhood‐serving commercial uses are scattered at various corners throughout the neighborhood, as well as along nearby commercial strips on Polk Street, Pacific Avenue, and the Chinatown neighborhood to the east. Several prominent institutional uses (including the Grace Cathedral and the Pacific Union Club) and hotels (the Fairmont and the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental) are clustered in the immediate vicinity on California Street between Powell and Jones Streets.

The scale of existing buildings varies greatly in the vicinity of the Project Site. Taller buildings, some exceeding twelve stories in height, are clustered near the crest of Nob Hill. This cluster accentuates and exaggerates the underlying topography, creating a recognizable orientation point within the skyline of the City. Buildings are generally lower to the in the downslope areas, averaging four to five stories in height. The building immediately to the west is a 16‐story residential tower, while the remainder of the block to the south is comprised of lower‐scale residential uses.

ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW The requested Conditional Use authorization is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act, pursuant to California Code of Regulations Sections 15060(c)(2), because the continued operation of the existing uses will not result in a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment.

HEARING NOTIFICATION

REQUIRED REQUIRED ACTUAL ACTUAL TYPE PERIOD NOTICE DATE NOTICE DATE PERIOD Classified News Ad 20 days October 7, 2011 October 5, 2011 22 days Posted Notice 20 days October 7, 2011 October 7, 2011 20 days Mailed Notice 10 days October 17, 2011 October 6, 2011 21 days

PUBLIC COMMENT

Staff has received a large number of communications regarding the project. A significant number of these communications have questioned the historic frequency and number of events (particularly live entertainment events) that have occurred in the past and would serve as a baseline for future operating conditions. Several communications also claim that the Center has infrequently served alcohol at prior events, at fewer beverage stations than the five stations proposed for continued operation. Members of the public have also raised concerns regarding traffic, noise (from patron activity and loading operations), parking impacts (from patrons, tour buses, and equipment trucks), and changes in the type of events that would be held at the Center.

ISSUES AND OTHER CONSIDERATIONS

 The existing Center was operated as a permitted use until 1978, when the subject property was rezoned to the RM‐4 Zoning District. The RM‐4 District does not permit entertainment and

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assembly uses, therefore, the Center became non‐conforming with this rezoning. Planning Code Section 185(e) permits nonconforming uses to continue operation beyond specified termination dates through the Conditional Use authorization process, provided that no intensification or enlargement of the use is proposed. Section 238(d) permits eating and drinking uses (except large fast‐food restaurants) within the Nob Hill SUD, through the Conditional Use authorization process.

 The Project Sponsor proposes to operate five food and beverage stations concession stations within the Center, and has represented that this would be a continuation of the average number of food and beverages stations that have historically operated within the Center. Until 2010, individual event promoters were responsible for obtaining ʺone‐dayʺ permits from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). These permits applied to the premises of the Center, and did not describe a specific number of concession stations. There is insufficient evidence to reliably establish an historic average in terms of the number of these stations. Therefore, the draft motion does not include any conditions with respect to the quantity of stations. However, the Planning Commission may impose conditions of approval to limit the number of concession stations, at its discretion. Staff requests that the Commission consider whether to impose such limitations.

 Staff reviewed a list of events held at the Center from the years 2002 through 2007, and separately counted the number of events that would be considered ʺlive entertainmentʺ events, based on definitions within the Planning Code and the Police Code. Such events include music concerts, comedic performances, fashion shows, pageants, and proms. During this period, the Center hosted an average of 54 live entertainment events per year, and an average of 175 events that did not involve live entertainment.

A draft condition has been added to the motion sthat limit the number of annual events that may be held at the center, in order to reflect historic operating conditions. A longstanding Zoning Administrator interpretation of Planning Code Section 186.1(b) establishes that a 25% increase in the gross floor area of a particular use is not considered to be a significant intensification. In practice, this 25% threshold has been applied to other situations where the intensity of a use is quantified through a measurement other than gross floor area. Although this interpretation does not strictly address the issue of the number of events, it would be appropriate to apply this interpretation to allow an increase of 25% in the number of annual events held at the Center compared to the average number of events held between the years 2002 through 2007. Therefore, a draft condition has been added to the motion that limits the Center to an annual total of 68 live entertainment events, and 219 non‐live entertainment events.

 On September 10, 2009, the Zoning Administrator issued a Letter of Determination (ʺLODʺ) regarding the Center, which included a determination that the Center is a non‐conforming use. The LOD further stated that Section 182(b)(1) allows a non‐conforming use located within a quarter‐mile of an Individual Area Neighborhood Commercial District (ʺNCDʺ) to receive Conditional Use authorization to change to another use which is permitted as a conditional use at the first story in an NC‐1 District, and in the Individual Area NCD. The Center is located

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within 1/4 mile of the Polk Street NCD, and both the Polk Street NCD and the NC‐1 District allow ʺOther Entertainmentʺ uses with Conditional Use authorization.

On March 4, 2010, the Commission approved a Conditional Use authorization to change the existing non‐conforming use of the Center to an ʺOther Entertainmentʺ use, pursuant to the process identified within the LOD. As part of this approval, the interior of the Center would have been reconfigured to upgrade the stage, sound, and lighting equipment, install eight food and beverage stations, and remove some permanent seating to increase the maximum patron capacity to 3,500. This approval included numerous operational conditions, including limitations on the annual number of events, with specific limitations placed on the number of live entertainment events. This approval was subsequently appealed to the Board of Supervisors, who approved the Conditional Use authorization on May 4, 2010 and imposed additional conditions, including limiting patron capacity to 3,300 persons and reducing the number of annual live entertainment events from 95 to 85.

In April 2011, the Superior Court of California ruled that the Zoning Administrator erred in finding that the renovation of the Center and the requested change in use could be approved through the process identified in Section 182(b). The Court also rejected the determination of the Planning Department that the project was Categorically Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act. However, the Court upheld the determination of the Zoning Administrator that the Center, in its current form, is a non‐conforming use. Through the process identified in Section 185(e), the sponsor is now requesting to continue this non‐conforming use, with no intensification or enlargement of the use, and no change in patron capacity.

 The Center has operated since the 1950ʹs, without substantial operational conditions, other than those imposed by the Planning Code and other applicable regulations. Conditions of approval are proposed to maintain the historic level of operating intensity and to minimize impacts to the surrounding neighborhood. These conditions would limit the number of annual events and operating hours, promote safety and security, address parking and traffic control, set parameters for loading operations, limit hours for serving alcoholic beverages, and establish a program to monitor and enforce these conditions.

Where appropriate, staff has incorporated into the draft motion the conditions of approval from the previous Conditional Use authorization in 2010. However, staff did not include two previous conditions that addressed actions by the Police Department, and were not within the direct authority of the Planning Department. Specifically, the first condition stated that, based on a pattern of safety and security problems with a particular event at other venues, the Chief of Police may order that the event shall not be held at the Center. The second condition specified that two or more off‐duty officers must be hired for events with more than 1,250 pre‐sold tickets. The Commission may wish to consider whether to impose such requirements on the continued operation of the Center.

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REQUIRED COMMISSION ACTION

In order for the project to proceed, the Commission must grant Conditional Use authorization to allow the continuation of the existing nonconforming assembly and entertainment uses, as well as the continuation of the existing food and beverage service uses, pursuant to Planning Code Sections 185(e) and 303.

BASIS FOR RECOMMENDATION

. The project would allow the continued operation of the Masonic Center as a venue of regional cultural, entertainment, and civic importance. . Extensive conditions of approval have been included with the draft motion to minimize impacts of the venue to the surrounding neighborhood. . On balance, the conditions of approval will allow the venue to continue operating in a manner that is desirable for the community and the City as a whole, and is compatible with the area.

RECOMMENDATION: Approval with Conditions

Attachments: Block Book Map Sanborn Map Aerial Photograph Zoning Map Correspondence regarding Project Project Sponsorʹs Submittal Package

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Attachment Checklist

Executive Summary Project sponsor submittal

Draft Motion Drawings: Existing Conditions

Zoning District Map Check for legibility

Parcel Map Drawings: Proposed Project

Sanborn Map Check for legibility

Aerial Photo

Site Photos

Exhibits above marked with an “X” are included in this packet ______Plannerʹs Initials

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Planning Commission Draft Motion HEARING DATE: JANUARY 19, 2012

Date: January 12, 2012 Case No.: 2011.0471C Project Address: 1111 California Street Zoning: RM‐4 (Residential Mixed, High Density) District 65‐A Height and Bulk District Nob Hill Special Use District Block/Lot: 0253/020 Project Sponsor: Allan Casalou 1111 California Street San Francisco, CA 94108 Staff Contact: Kevin Guy – (415) 558‐6163 [email protected]

ADOPTING FINDINGS RELATED TO THE APPROVAL OF A CONDITIONAL USE AUTHORIZATION TO CONTINUE THE EXISTING NONCONFORMING ASSEMBLY AND ENTERTAINMENT USES OF THE ʺNOB HILL MASONIC CENTERʺ, AND TO CONTINUE THE EXISTING FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE USES WITHIN THE CENTER, PURSUANT TO PLANNING CODE SECTIONS 185(e) AND 303, ON A PROPERTY WITHIN THE RM‐4 (RESIDENTIAL MIXED, MEDIUM DENSITY) DISTRICT, THE 65‐A HEIGHT AND BULK DISTRICT, AND THE NOB HILL SPECIAL USE DISTRICT.

PREAMBLE

On August 12, 2011, Steven Vettel, acting on behalf of Allan Casalou, (ʺProject Sponsorʺ, representing the California Masonic Memorial Temple), submitted a request with the City and County of San Francisco Planning Department (ʺDepartmentʺ) for a Conditional Use authorization (Case No. 2011.0471C) to continue the existing non‐conforming assembly and entertainment uses, as well as the existing food and beverage service uses, at the Nob Hill Masonic Center (ʺCenterʺ) located at 1111 California Street (ʺProject Siteʺ), within the RM‐4 Zoning District and the Nob Hill Special Use District (ʺSUDʺ), pursuant to Planning Code Section (ʺSectionʺ) 238(d). No enlargement, intensification, or extension of the existing nonconforming use is proposed as part of the request for Conditional Use authorization.

The requested Conditional Use authorization is exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act, pursuant to California Code of Regulations Sections 15060(c)(2), because the continued operation of the

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existing uses will not result in a direct or reasonably foreseeable indirect physical change in the environment.

On January 19, 2012, the San Francisco Planning Commission (“Commission”) conducted a duly noticed public hearing at a regularly scheduled meeting on Conditional Use Application No. 2011.0471C.

The Commission has heard and considered the testimony presented to it at the public hearing and has further considered written materials and oral testimony presented on behalf of the applicant, Department staff, and other interested parties.

MOVED, that the Commission hereby authorizes the Conditional Use requested in Application No. 2011.0471C, subject to the conditions contained in “EXHIBIT A” of this motion, based on the following findings:

FINDINGS

Having reviewed the materials identified in the preamble above, and having heard all testimony and arguments, this Commission finds, concludes, and determines as follows:

1. The above recitals are accurate and constitute findings of this Commission.

2. Project Description. The Center has operated since 1958, hosting activities associated with the Freemasons, as well as a variety of events that include music, comedy, and cultural performances, civic events (such as graduations and naturalization ceremonies), exhibitions, and corporate meetings. The assembly and entertainment functions of the Center became nonconforming in 1978, when the subject property was rezoned to the RM‐4 District, which does not permit such activities. The proposal is to continue the operation of the nonconforming entertainment and assembly uses, as well as the existing food and beverage service uses, which are conditionally permitted within the Nob Hill Special Use District. No enlargement or intensification of the existing nonconforming use, and no change to the physical configuration of the Center is proposed as part of the request for Conditional Use authorization. The maximum capacity of the auditorium would remain at 3,282 persons.

The Center has operated since the 1950ʹs without substantial operational conditions, other than those imposed by the Planning Code and other applicable regulations. Conditions of approval are proposed to maintain the historic level of operating intensity and to minimize impacts to the surrounding neighborhood. These conditions would limit the number of annual events and operating hours, promote safety and security, address parking and traffic control, set parameters for loading operations, limit hours for serving alcoholic beverages, and establish a program to monitor and enforce these conditions.

3. Site Description and Present Use. The Project Site is located on the south side of California Street between Jones and Taylor Streets, Block 0253, Lot 020. The subject property is located

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within the RM‐4 (Residential Mixed, High Density) District, the 65‐A Height and Bulk District, and the Nob Hill Special Use District. The Project Site gently slopes along the California Street frontage, but is steeply sloped along the Taylor Street frontage. The Center occupies nearly the entire site, and includes approximately 118,000 square feet of assembly and entertainment space, 17,000 square feet of administrative space utilized by the Freemasons, and a parking garage containing approximately 565 off‐street parking spaces. The property measures 49,841 square feet, including a 25‐foot wide flag portion fronting on Pine Street. This flag portion provides access to a loading area, and secondary access to the parking garage.

4. Surrounding Properties and Neighborhood. The Project Site is located within the Nob Hill neighborhood, an area characterized by a mix of hotel, institutional, and high‐density residential uses. Neighborhood‐serving commercial uses are scattered at various corners throughout the neighborhood, as well as along nearby commercial strips on Polk Street, Pacific Avenue, and the Chinatown neighborhood to the east. Several prominent institutional uses (including the Grace Cathedral and the Pacific Union Club) and hotels (the Fairmont and the Mark Hopkins Intercontinental) are clustered in the immediate vicinity on California Street between Powell and Jones Streets.

The scale of existing buildings varies greatly in the vicinity of the Project Site. Taller buildings, some exceeding twelve stories in height, are clustered near the crest of Nob Hill. This cluster accentuates and exaggerates the underlying topography, creating a recognizable orientation point within the skyline of the City. Buildings are generally lower to the in the downslope areas, averaging four to five stories in height. The building immediately to the west is a 16‐story residential tower, while the remainder of the block to the south is comprised of lower‐scale residential uses.

5. Public Comment. Staff has received a large number of communications regarding the project. A significant number of these communications have questioned the historic frequency and number of events (particularly live entertainment events) that have occurred in the past and would serve as a baseline for future operating conditions. Several communications also claim that the Center has infrequently served alcohol at prior events, at fewer beverage stations than the five stations proposed for continued operation. Members of the public have also raised concerns regarding traffic, noise (from patron activity and loading operations), parking impacts (from patrons, tour buses, and equipment trucks), and changes in the type of events that would be held at the Center.

6. Planning Code Compliance: The Commission finds that the project is consistent with the relevant provisions of the Planning Code in the following manner:

A. Uses. Section 185(e) permits nonconforming uses to continue operation beyond specified termination dates through the Conditional Use authorization process, provided that no intensification or enlargement of the use is proposed. Section 238(d) permits eating and drinking uses (except large fast‐food restaurants) within the Nob Hill SUD, through the Conditional Use authorization process.

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The existing Center was operated as a permitted use until 1978, when the subject property was rezoned to the RM‐4 Zoning District. The RM‐4 District does not permit entertainment and assembly uses, therefore, the Center became non‐conforming with this rezoning. The Project Sponsor is requesting Conditional Use authorization to continue the operation of the nonconforming assembly and entertainment uses of the Center, without any enlargement or intensification. Conditions of approval are proposed to maintain the historic level of operating intensity and to minimize impacts to the surrounding neighborhood.

The Project Sponsor proposes to operate five food and beverage stations concession stations within the Center, and has represented that this would be a continuation of the average number of food and beverages stations that have historically operated within the Center. Until 2010, individual event promoters were responsible for obtaining ʺone‐dayʺ permits from the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC). These permits applied to the premises of the Center, and did not describe a specific number of concession stations. There is insufficient evidence to reliably establish an historic average in terms of the number of these stations. Therefore, this motion does not include any conditions with respect to the quantity of stations.

B. Off‐Street Parking. Section 151 theater or auditorium uses to provide one parking space for every eight seats up to 1,000 seats, plus one space for each ten seats in excess of 1,000.

The existing Masonic Center garage contains 565 parking spaces. However, 205 of these spaces are currently leased to monthly leaseholders. A condition of approval has been added requiring that the Center provide off‐street parking spaces within the garage in perpetuity for the use of event patrons, in an amount which conforms to the requirements of Planning Code Section 151. This conditions stipulates that the number of spaces may not be reduced or otherwise made unavailable due to monthly leases or other commitments of spaces within the garage.

C. Loading. Section 152 requires off‐street freight loading for uses above a certain size. An Other Entertainment use that measures between 100,001 to 200,000 square feet of gross floor area would be required to provide one off‐street loading space.

The gross floor area of the Center measures approximately 118,000 square feet. An existing loading dock is accessed via Pine Street and measures approximately 35 feet in length by 10 feet in width. This loading space fails to meet several aspects of the Planning Code as follows:

1) Enclosure: Pursuant to Section 155(p), a loading area within 50 feet of an ʺRʺ District shall be completely enclosed within a building if the area is used in regular night operation. Given the nature of the proposed Other Entertainment use, it is expected that this loading dock would be used at night. The dock is unenclosed and is located within an ʺRʺ District, and therefore fails to meet the enclosure requirement of the Planning Code.

2) Dual‐Use of Loading Dock: According to the Project Sponsor, the loading dock area also partially serves as a secondary driveway for vehicles to access the Masonic Center parking garage.

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Because the existing loading dock does not comply with these aspects of the Planning Code, the Center is considered to be a ʺnoncomplying structureʺ as defined by Section 180(a)(2). The Planning Code calculates loading requirements based on the gross floor area of a structure. Because the Project would continue the existing operation of the Center, and would not increase the overall gross floor area of the structure, the Project is not considered an intensification that would increase the number of required loading spaces pursuant to the Planning Code.

D. Hours of Operation. Section 185(e) does not specify hours of operation of nonconforming uses which are permitted to continue operation through Conditional Use authorization.

A Condition of approval have been added requiring that all weeknight events end by 11:00PM, and all weekend events end by 11:30PM. In addition, this condition would allow the Project Sponsor to seek authorization from the San Francisco Police Department, the Planning Department, and the Entertainment Commission for up to three events per year that extend until 1:00AM.

7. Planning Code Section 303(c) establishes criteria for the Planning Commission to consider when reviewing applications for Conditional Use Authorization. On balance, the Project does comply with said criteria in that:

A. The proposed use or feature, at the size and intensity contemplated and at the proposed location, will provide a development that is necessary or desirable for, and compatible with, the neighborhood or the community.

The Center is a venue of regional cultural, entertainment, and civic importance that has hosted a wide variety of events since 1958. In addition to activities associated with the Freemasons, these events include music, comedy, and cultural performances, civic events (such as graduations and naturalization ceremonies), exhibitions, and corporate meetings. However, the operation of a venue with Citywide and regional significance, has the potential to cause a number of substantial impacts to the surrounding area.

The Center has operated since the 1950ʹs without substantial operational conditions, other than those imposed by the Planning Code and other applicable regulations. The imposition of conditions of approval will allow the Center to continue operating as a important entertainment, cultural, and civic venue while minimizing impacts to the surrounding neighborhood. Conditions have been added that limit the number of events and operating hours, promote safety and security, address parking and traffic control, set parameters for loading operations, limit hours for serving alcoholic beverages, and establish a program to monitor and enforce these conditions. On balance, these conditions will allow the venue to continue operating in a manner that is desirable for the community and the City as a whole, and is compatible with the area, and reflects historic operating conditions at the Center.

B. The proposed use or feature will not be detrimental to the health, safety, convenience, or general welfare of persons residing or working in the vicinity, or injurious to property, improvements, or potential development in the vicinity, with respect to aspects including, but not limited to the following:

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i. Nature of proposed site, including its size and shape, and the proposed size, shape and arrangement of structures;

The size and shape of the site and the size, shape, and arrangement of the building would not change. With the imposition of the conditions of approval for the Project, the site and the building are adequate for the proposed use.

ii. The accessibility and traffic patterns for persons and vehicles, the type and volume of such traffic, and the adequacy of proposed off‐street parking and loading, including provision of car‐share parking spaces, as defined in Section 166 of this Code;

The Center includes a garage with 565 parking spaces. A condition of approval has been added requiring that the Center provide off‐street parking spaces within the garage in perpetuity for the use of event patrons, in an amount which conforms to the requirements of Planning Code Section 151. In addition, the Grace Cathedral garage and the Crocker garage are each located within one‐ half block of the Project Site and offer a total of 330 parking spaces. These garages could therefore accommodate parking needs which are not met within the Masonic Center garage. The Project Sponsor proposes to offer fixed‐priced parking for larger events, with parking that can be pre‐ purchased at the time that the patron orders tickets for an event.

The area is moderately well‐served by transit, with four MUNI lines (1 ‐ California, 27 ‐ Bryant, and the California and Powell‐Hyde Cable Car lines) available within two blocks of the Project Site. In addition, patrons have the option to arrive at the Center by taxi, walking, or bicycling.

Because the Pine Street loading dock is unsuitable for use by large delivery vehicles, such loading is proposed to occur from the curbside parking on California Street. The Planning Code does not specifically regulate curbside parking, however, several operational conditions of approval have been added to help minimize impacts related to this curbside loading activity. Specifically, the Project Sponsor must seek approval from the San Francisco Police Department to designate a temporary truck and passenger loading zone on the south side of California Street, extending from the Masonic Center garage entrance approximately 185 feet to the west, prior to and during large events. This zone would serve multiple purposes, as enumerated and restricted by the conditions of approval, and as summarized below:

1) Large trucks would park within this zone during the transfer of stage equipment and other materials for events. After the unloading activities conclude, the delivery trucks would be stored off site for the duration of the event. The trucks would return to load the materials at the end of the event, and would not be parked overnight on California Street.

2) Up to two performer buses may park within this zone beginning at to 1.5 hours prior to the beginning of an event, and may remain within the zone during the duration of the event. No more than two performer buses may park within this zone at any time, and no performer buses shall be permitted to park within this zone overnight. The Project Sponsor shall be required to install shore power (following receipts of all necessary approvals) to provide electrical power to these performer buses and avoid the use of

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engines or generators. The sponsor must also research the viability of utilizing off‐street parking facilities in the vicinity to park performer buses during events.

3) The remainder of the zone (not occupied by performer buses or delivery trucks) is intended for passenger drop‐off, taxi loading, and queuing for vehicles entering the Masonic Center garage.

iii. The safeguards afforded to prevent noxious or offensive emissions such as noise, glare, dust and odor;

All events scheduled for the Center would occur within the interior of the building. Therefore, all noise directly resulting from events such as concerts is attenuated and is not perceptible outside of the building. The majority of pedestrian queuing for events would occur within the interior of the building, in the main lobby area, reducing conversational noise from waiting patrons. Shore power will be installed adjacent to street parking spaces that will accommodate performer bus parking, so that engines or generators will not need to run continuously to power accessories within these parked vehicles. Rubber or vinyl mats and curb and ramp transition strips would be placed to reduce the noise generated by loading activities requiring dollies or other rolling conveyances. The project proposes no interior or exterior changes to the Center, therefore, the Project is not expected to generate new dust or glare.

iv. Treatment given, as appropriate, to such aspects as landscaping, screening, open spaces, parking and loading areas, service areas, lighting and signs;

The Project Site is completely built‐out and no changes are proposed to the exterior with regards to landscaping, open spaces, lighting, or signs. Conditions of approval have been added to ensure that the parking, loading, and other functions associated with the events at the Center operate in a manner that minimizes impacts to the surrounding neighborhood. These conditions are discussed further under item 8(B)(ii) above.

C. That the use as proposed will comply with the applicable provisions of the Planning Code and will not adversely affect the General Plan.

The Project complies with the applicable requirements of the Planning Code, and will not adversely affect the policies of the General Plan as discussed under Item #8 below.

8. General Plan Compliance. The Project is, on balance, consistent with the following Objectives and Policies of the General Plan:

ARTS ELEMENT

OBJECTIVE I‐1: RECOGNIZE THE ARTS AS NECESSARY TO THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR ALL SEGMENTS OF SAN FRANCISCO.

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Policy I‐1.1 Promote inclusion of artistic considerations in local decision‐making. Policy I‐1.2 Officially recognize on a regular basis the contributions arts make to the quality of life in San Francisco. Policy I‐1.4 Provide access to the creative process and cultural resources for all neighborhoods, cultural communities, and segments of the city and its populations.

OBJECTIVE VI‐1 SUPPORT THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION OF ARTISTSʹ AND ARTS ORGANIZATIONSʹ SPACES. Policy VI‐1.4 Preserve existing performing spaces in San Francisco. The Center is a venue of regional cultural, entertainment, and civic importance that has hosted a wide variety of events since 1958. Some events of these events have been associated with the Freemasons, civic events, and exhibitions. However, the Center has a longstanding tradition of hosting performance arts events, including music of all genres, comedy, dance, and cultural performances. These events strengthen the recognition and reputation of San Francisco as a city that is supportive of the arts. Such activities strengthen the recreational and cultural vitality of San Francisco, bolster tourism, and support the local economy by drawing patrons from throughout the region. The Project would allow for the continued operation and viability of the Center as a venue to host performing arts events.

COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY ELEMENT

OBJECTIVE 8: ENHANCE SAN FRANCISCOʹS POSITION AS A NATIONAL CENTER FOR CONVENTIONS AND VISITOR TRADE.

Policy 8.1 Guide the location of additional tourist related activities to minimize their adverse impacts on existing residential, commercial, and industrial activities.

These policies includes guidelines that seek to avoid the negative impacts to residential uses resulting from entertainment venues. Conditions have been added that limit the number of evening events and operating hours, promote safety and security, address parking and traffic control, set parameters for loading operations, limit hours for serving alcoholic beverages, and establish a program to monitor and enforce these conditions. These conditions of approval will allow the Center to continue its existing operation while minimizing impacts to the surrounding neighborhood.

9. Planning Code Section 101.1(b) establishes eight priority‐planning policies and requires review of permits for consistency with said policies. On balance, the project does comply with said policies in that:

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A. That existing neighborhood‐serving retail uses be preserved and enhanced and future opportunities for resident employment in and ownership of such businesses be enhanced.

The Project would not displace any retail establishments or compromise employment opportunities in the area.

B. That existing housing and neighborhood character be conserved and protected in order to preserve the cultural and economic diversity of our neighborhoods.

The Project would not displace any existing housing. The conditions of approval will ensure that the venue will operate in a manner that preserves and enhances the cultural and economic diversity of the neighborhood and the City, while minimizing negative impacts to the character of the area.

C. That the Cityʹs supply of affordable housing be preserved and enhanced.

The Project will not result in the loss of any existing affordable housing units

D. That commuter traffic not impede MUNI transit service or overburden our streets or neighborhood parking.

For patrons who wish to drive private vehicles to events, adequate parking exists at the Masonic Center garage, and other nearby garages. The area is moderately well‐served by transit, and patrons may choose to arrive to the event by a mode other than private vehicles (transit, taxis, walking, or bicycles). Conditions of approval have been added to address parking and circulation of performer buses, equipment trucks, and patron vehicles.

E. That a diverse economic base be maintained by protecting our industrial and service sectors from displacement due to commercial office development, and that future opportunities for resident employment and ownership in these sectors be enhanced.

The Project does not include any commercial office space, and will enhance opportunities for service sector employment.

F. That the City achieve the greatest possible preparedness to protect against injury and loss of life in an earthquake.

The Project does not involve any construction activities that would compromise the structural integrity of the existing building.

G. That landmarks and historic buildings be preserved.

No exterior or interior changes are proposed for the Project. Any future alterations and signage would be required to comply with applicable preservation standards.

9 Draft Motion CASE NO 2011.0471C Hearing Date: January 19, 2012 1111 California Street

H. That our parks and open space and their access to sunlight and vistas be protected from development.

The Project, which does not include any physical expansion of the existing building envelope, would not impact any parks or open spaces or their access to sunlight.

10. The Project is consistent with and would promote the general and specific purposes of the Code provided under Section 101.1(b) in that, as designed, the Project would contribute to the character and stability of the neighborhood and would constitute a beneficial development.

11. The Commission hereby finds that approval of the Conditional Use authorization would promote the health, safety and welfare of the City.

DECISION

That based upon the Record, the submissions by the Applicant, the staff of the Department and other interested parties, the oral testimony presented to this Commission at the public hearings, and all other written materials submitted by all parties, the Commission hereby APPROVES Conditional Use Application No. 2011.0471C subject to the following conditions attached hereto as “EXHIBIT A” in general conformance with plans on file, dated January 19, 2012, and stamped “EXHIBIT B”, which is incorporated herein by reference as though fully set forth.

APPEAL AND EFFECTIVE DATE OF MOTION: Any aggrieved person may appeal this Conditional Use Authorization to the Board of Supervisors within thirty (30) days after the date of this Motion No. XXXXX. The effective date of this Motion shall be the date of this Motion if not appealed (After the 30‐day period has expired) OR the date of the decision of the Board of Supervisors if appealed to the Board of Supervisors. For further information, please contact the Board of Supervisors at (415) 554‐ 5184, City Hall, Room 244, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, CA 94102.

I hereby certify that the Planning Commission ADOPTED the foregoing Motion on January 19, 2012.

Linda D. Avery Commission Secretary

AYES:

NAYS:

ABSENT:

ADOPTED: January 19, 2012

10 EXHIBIT A AUTHORIZATION

This authorization is for a conditional use to allow the continuation of the existing nonconforming assembly and entertainment uses, as well as the existing food and beverage service uses (d.b.a. Nob Hill Masonic Center) located at 1111 California Street, Block 0253, Lot 020 pursuant to Planning Code Sections 185(e) and 303 within the RM‐4 District, the 65‐A Height and Bulk District, and the Nob Hill Special Use District; in general conformance with plans, dated January 19, 2012, and stamped “EXHIBIT B” included in the docket for Case No. 2011.0471C and subject to conditions of approval reviewed and approved by the Commission on January 19, 2012 under Motion No XXXXXX. This authorization and the conditions contained herein run with the property and not with a particular Project Sponsor, business, or operator.

RECORDATION OF CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL

Prior to the commencement of use for the Project the Zoning Administrator shall approve and order the recordation of a Notice in the Official Records of the Recorder of the City and County of San Francisco for the subject property. This Notice shall state that the project is subject to the conditions of approval contained herein and reviewed and approved by the Planning Commission on January 19, 2012 under Motion No XXXXXX.

SEVERABILITY

The Project shall comply with all applicable City codes and requirements. If any clause, sentence, section or any part of these conditions of approval is for any reason held to be invalid, such invalidity shall not affect or impair other remaining clauses, sentences, or sections of these conditions. This decision conveys no right to construct, or to receive a building permit. “Project Sponsor” shall include any subsequent responsible party.

CHANGES AND MODIFICATIONS

Changes to the approved plans may be approved administratively by the Zoning Administrator. Significant changes and modifications of conditions shall require Planning Commission approval of a new Conditional Use authorization.

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Conditions of approval, Compliance, Monitoring, and Reporting PERFORMANCE

1. Validity and Expiration. The authorization and right vested by virtue of this action is valid for three years from the effective date of the Motion. The approved use must be commenced within three years of the approval of this Conditional Use authorization. The Planning Commission may, in a public hearing, consider the revocation of the approvals granted if the use has not commenced within three (3) years of the date of the Motion approving the Project. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐ planning.org

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PARKING AND TRAFFIC

2. Parking Requirement. The Project Sponsor shall make available to the general public within the Masonic Center garage no less than number of off‐street parking spaces required by Planning Code Section 151 for ʺtheater or auditoriumʺ uses (a minimum of 1 parking space per 8 patron occupancy for the first 1,000 patrons, plus 1 space per 10 patrons above 1,000 patrons in the Auditorium). The number of spaces shall not be reduced or otherwise be made unavailable for the use of the Masonic Center due to monthly leases or other arrangements. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

3. Parking Fee. There shall be a fixed parking fee for events with more than 1,250 ticketed attendees. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

4. Pre‐Paid Parking. The Project Sponsor shall offer pre‐paid parking to event attendees who purchase tickets in advance of the event date through an on‐line ticket service. Such pre‐ paid parking passes shall specify the location of the garage for which the ticket has been paid (either the Masonic Center garage or any other nearby garage that enters into a cooperating agreement with the Project Sponsor for pre‐paid parking) and the location of the garage’s entrance. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

5. Bicycle Parking. The Project Sponsor shall provide not less than 26 Class I or Class II bicycle parking spaces at the property, consistent with Planning Code Section 155.2. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

6. Pine Street Access. The Project Sponsor shall allow access to the Masonic Center garage through the Pine Street loading dock prior to events for holders of pre‐paid parking tickets in order to reduce vehicle queuing on California Street. The Pine Street loading dock shall also be used for exiting from the garage after events. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

7. Traffic Management. The Project Sponsor shall minimize vehicular queuing on California Street by use of the following strategies events with more than 1,250 ticketed patrons:

 Increase traffic staffing inside the California Street garage entrance to increase the rate of vehicular entry to the garage.  Position security personnel (including San Francisco Police Department services when warranted) outside the garage to assist with controlling and directing

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traffic, including directing patrons to other nearby garages if and when the Masonic Center garage is full.  Convert the center lane of the existing garage entrance ramp to a second inbound lane to increase queuing room within the garage.  Event staff shall ensure that u‐turns are prevented and that the cable car lane is free‐flowing.

For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

8. Overflow Parking. The Project Sponsor shall consult with nearby public garages to inform arriving patrons that those garages can be used to park for performances and events when the Centerʹs garage is full. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

9. Loading Zone. The Project Sponsor shall apply for designation of a truck and bus loading zone and passenger zone for drop‐off by taxis and other vehicles and additional garage queuing for the approximately 185‐foot long curb zone on California Street between the entrance to the Center garage and Gramercy Tower (1177 California Street) driveway, to be in effect only prior to and during events at the Masonic Center. The drop‐off zone shall be sufficient to accommodate a minimum of three taxis or private vehicles dropping off passengers at one time. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

10. Loading on California Street. The Project Sponsor shall seek a special event “no parking” permit from the Police Department whenever it anticipates loading or bus operations on California Street and direct trucks to park in that zone. No double‐parking of trucks shall be permitted. The Project Sponsor may load and unload from the California Street curb only stage sets, performance equipment, and related materials associated with specific events. Pursuant to the regulations of the Department of Building Inspection, a sign shall be posted on the access ramp during loading and unloading operations that notifies disabled persons of the duration of the loading and provides specific information about alternative means of disabled access into the building, which alternative access shall be maintained at all times during loading and unloading operations on California Street. After the conclusion of unloading activities, trucks using the California Street curb loading zone shall depart the premises, park off‐site, and not return for loading until near the conclusion of the performance. No overnight curb parking of trucks shall be permitted on California Street. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

11. Loading Noise. To minimize noise during loading and unloading operations on California Street, the Project Sponsor shall install prior to loading and unloading activities a resilient surface material, such as rubber or vinyl, on truck ramps, pavement, sidewalk and the ramp and incorporate transition strips between different surfaces and shall direct that truck

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engines be turned off except when moving the vehicle or functions that require engine power are occurring, such as lowering or raising of hydraulic ramps. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

12. Personnel conducting loading and unloading activities on California Street shall be instructed to minimize the volume of conversation and prohibit the playing of amplified music outside the building during loading and unloading, particularly during nighttime hours. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

13. Performer Bus Parking. During the one and one‐half hour period prior to the start of events, no more than two performer buses shall park on the south side of California Street, so that the remainder of the 185‐foot long curbside area is available for attendee unloading and loading and vehicle queuing into the garage. The Project Sponsor shall direct any additional buses to park in other bus parking zone(s) the City chooses to designate near the corner of California and Taylor Streets, such as on Taylor Street adjacent to Huntington Park or on the north side of California Street. The Project Sponsor shall make best available efforts to evaluate and demonstrate to the Zoning Administrator the physical and operational feasibility of storing performer buses at nearby off‐street parking facilities during events. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

14. ʺShoreʺ Power. The Project Sponsor shall provide electric power on the south side of California Street for event buses in order to ensure the quiet and clean powering of these vehicles and shall direct that all performer buses parking at this zone connect to this electric power and not run their engines or generators. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

15. The project sponsor shall seek permission from the appropriate City agency or adjacent property owners to install electric power adjacent to any other City‐designated bus parking zone that is within ½ block of the property, if feasible, so that, if there is a feasible method of providing electric power, the Project Sponsor shall direct performer buses to connect to this electric power and not run their engines or generators. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

16. Overnight Bus Parking Prohibited. Overnight curb parking of buses or habitable trailers for performers, support staff, or other associated with the operations or productions at the property shall not be permitted on either side of California Street. The Project Sponsor shall include in any contract or agreement, or rules or guidance given to any performers, support staff, or others associated with the operations or productions at the property a requirement to abide by this condition. The Project Sponsor shall remain responsible for compliance with this condition, regardless of such notice or contractual provisions.

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For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

MONITORING - AFTER ENTITLEMENT

17. Enforcement. Violation of any of the Planning Department conditions of approval contained in this Motion or of any other provisions of Planning Code applicable to this Project shall be subject to the enforcement procedures and administrative penalties set forth under Planning Code Section 176 or Section 176.1. The Planning Department may also refer the violation complaints to other city departments and agencies for appropriate enforcement action under their jurisdiction. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

18. Monitoring. The Project requires monitoring of the conditions of approval in this Motion. The Project Sponsor or the subsequent responsible parties for the Project shall pay fees as established under Planning Code Section 351(e) (1) and work with the Planning Department for information about compliance. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

19. Revocation due to Violation of Conditions. Should implementation of this Project result in complaints from interested property owners, residents, or commercial lessees which are not resolved by the Project Sponsor and found to be in violation of the Planning Code and/or the specific conditions of approval for the Project as set forth in Exhibit A of this Motion, the Zoning Administrator shall refer such complaints to the Commission, after which it may hold a public hearing on the matter to consider revocation of this authorization. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

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OPERATION

20. Garbage, Recycling, and Composting Receptacles. Garbage, recycling, and compost containers shall be kept within the premises and hidden from public view, and placed outside only when being serviced by the disposal company. Trash shall be contained and disposed of pursuant to garbage and recycling receptacles guidelines set forth by the Department of Public Works. For information about compliance, contact Bureau of Street Use and Mapping, Department of Public Works at 415‐554‐.5810, http://sfdpw.org

21. Sidewalk Maintenance. The Project Sponsor shall maintain the main entrance to the building and all sidewalks abutting the subject property in a clean and sanitary condition in compliance with the Department of Public Works Streets and Sidewalk Maintenance Standards. For information about compliance, contact Bureau of Street Use and Mapping, Department of Public Works, 415‐695‐2017, http://sfdpw.org

22. Noise Control. The premises shall be adequately soundproofed or insulated for noise and operated so that incidental noise shall not be audible beyond the premises and fixed‐source equipment noise shall not exceed the decibel levels specified in the San Francisco Noise Control Ordinance. For information about compliance with the fixed mechanical objects such as rooftop air conditioning, restaurant ventilation systems, and motors and compressors with acceptable noise levels, contact the Environmental Health Section, Department of Public Health at (415) 252‐3800, www.sfdph.org For information about compliance with the construction noise, contact the Department of Building Inspection, 415‐558‐6570, www.sfdbi.org For information about compliance with the amplified sound including music and television contact the Police Department at 415‐553‐1012 or 415‐5530123, www.sf‐police.org

23. Community Liaison. Prior to issuance of a building permit to construct the project and implement the approved use, the Project Sponsor shall appoint a community liaison officer to deal with the issues of concern to owners and occupants of nearby properties. The Project Sponsor shall provide the Zoning Administrator with written notice of the name, business address, and telephone number of the community liaison. Should the contact information change, the Zoning Administrator shall be made aware of such change. The community liaison shall report to the Zoning Administrator what issues, if any, are of concern to the community and what issues have not been resolved by the Project Sponsor. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

24. Notices Posted at Bars and Entertainment Venues. Notices urging patrons to leave the establishment and neighborhood in a quiet, peaceful, and orderly fashion and to not litter or block driveways in the neighborhood, shall be well‐lit and prominently displayed at all entrances to and exits from the establishment. For information about compliance, contact the Entertainment Commission, at 415 554‐6678, www.sfgov.org/entertainment

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25. Entertainment and Assembly. The entertainment and assembly functions shall be performed within the enclosed building only. The building shall be adequately soundproofed or insulated for noise and operated so that incidental noise shall not be audible beyond the premises or in other sections of the building and fixed‐source equipment noise shall not exceed the decibel levels specified in the San Francisco Noise Control Ordinance. Bass and vibrations shall also be contained within the enclosed structure. The Project Sponsor shall obtain all necessary approvals from the Entertainment Commission within a reasonable timeframe following project approval. The authorized entertainment use shall also comply with all of the conditions imposed by the Entertainment Commission. For information about compliance, contact the Entertainment Commission, at 415 554‐6678, www.sfgov.org/entertainment

26. Lighting. All Project lighting shall be directed onto the Project site and immediately surrounding sidewalk area only, and designed and managed so as not to be a nuisance to adjacent residents. Nighttime lighting shall be the minimum necessary to ensure safety, but shall in no case be directed so as to constitute a nuisance to any surrounding property. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

27. Event Operations Manual. The Project Sponsor shall maintain, update over time, provide to event personnel, and make available to the Planning Department an event Operations Manual to include:  A security plan to ensure neighborhood safety before, during and after performances, including in Huntington Park and near Grace Cathedral.  A traffic control plan, including deployment of traffic control personnel outside the venue to assist patron unloading and loading, queuing into the garage, and enforcement of the Parking and Traffic, Loading and Performer Bus Parking conditions set forth below.  Trash pick‐up program within two hours after each event in the four blocks bounded by Sacramento, Jones, Pine and Mason Streets.  Direction to event personnel to assure compliance with these conditions of approval.

28. Patron Queuing. All patron queuing for events with general admission attendance shall occur within the Masonic Center property, including the main lobby and in the plaza fronting on California Street. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

29. Food and Beverage Service. Food and beverage service is limited to service to patrons of on‐site assembly and entertainment events within the Nob Hill Masonic Center. There shall be no operations of a restaurant, either full‐service or self‐service, open to members of the public who are not patrons of assembly or entertainment uses within the Masonic Center.

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For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

30. Alcohol Sales. Following the conclusion of the last intermission of an event, or one hour prior to the conclusion of an event within no intermission, a maximum of three concession stands may serve alcoholic beverages. One hour prior to the conclusion of an event, line markers shall be placed at the end of each of the lines. No patron approaching a line for a concession stand after the placement of the line marker will be served an alcoholic beverage, with the intent that alcohol service will conclude 45 minutes prior to the end of an event. There shall be no minimum purchase of alcohol required, and a maximum of two alcoholic beverages may be served per order. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

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MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY AND EVENTS

Occupancy. No more than 3,282 patrons shall be permitted for events in the auditorium on the main floor level and mezzanine of the Masonic Center. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

Number of Events. There shall be an annual maximum of 68 live entertainment events, and an annual maximum of 219 events not involving live entertainment, held at the Masonic Center. Notwithstanding these limitations, there shall be no limitations on the number of events that are attended by 250 patrons or fewer. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

Event Hours. All events shall conclude by 11:00PM on weeknights (non‐holiday Sunday‐ Thursday evenings) and 11:30PM on weekends (Friday, Saturday, and holiday evenings). Up to three events per year may extend until 1:00AM, subject to prior consultation with and approval by the San Francisco Police Department, the San Francisco Planning Department, and the Entertainment Commission a minimum of 30 days prior to the date of such an event. For information about compliance, contact Code Enforcement, Planning Department at 415‐575‐6863, www.sf‐planning.org

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SUBJECT PROPERTY

Conditional Use Hearing Case Number 2011.0471C 1111 California Street Sanborn Map*

SUBJECT PROPERTY

*The Sanborn Maps in San Francisco have not been updated since 1998, and this map may not accurately reflect existing conditions.

Conditional Use Hearing Case Number 2011.0471C 1111 California Street Aerial Photo

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Conditional Use Hearing Case Number 2011.0471C 1111 California Street Zoning Map

Conditional Use Hearing Case Number 2011.0471C 1111 California Street

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San Francisco Field Office June 9, 2011 Hills Plaza 345 Spear Street, Suite 530 San Francisco, CA 94105

Matt Prieshoff C.O.O. - Northern California Senior Vice President- California Venues 251 Rhode Island Street, Suite 200 San Francisco, CA 94103

Dear Mr. Prieshoff,

Please allow me to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to you on behalf of the U.S. Secret Service for the support the Live Nation staff provided during the visit of the President of the United States from April 20 - 21, 2011. Your staff was instrumental in planning and executing the comprehensive site security plan at the Masonic Center in San Francisco during the visit. Without your invaluable assistance the implementation and execution of an effective and safe security plan would not have been possible.

Particularly challenging during this visit was the security plan for the Masonic Center, which involved numerous local officials and their protective details, as well as nearly 2,000 general public. The entire Live Nation staff provided extraordinary leadership throughout the trip and ensured that the exterior and Interior security plans remained steadfast. The Live Nation staff's flexibility, professionalism, and communication directly contributed to a safe and successful visit, and for that we are truly appreciative.

Please convey to Barbara Bouman, Dick Genteschel, and your staff our sincerest gratitude for their dedication and hard work.

We look forward to working with you again on future protective visits.

Respectfully,

Jn A êci n Charge Stephen L. Patton 1170 Sacramento Street #2A San Francisco, CA 94108

Mr. Kevin Guy September 16, 2011 Page 1 of 4

Mr. Kevin Guy Planning Department 1650 Mission Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA, 94103

RE: Conditional Use Application to Continue Historic Use California Memorial Masonic Temple (1111 California)

Dear Mr. Guy,

I have been attending and monitoring the hearings before the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control ("ABC") along with several of my neighbors at 1170 Sacramento Street. As a result, I was able to obtain a copy of the conditional use application submitted by the California Memorial Masonic Temple ("Applicant") to continue the historic use at the Temple. Included within is an exhibit showing the schedule of events at the Masonic Temple between 2001 and 2009 (2001-2009 events), and a summary. I am extremely disturbed that the Department has already determined to issue a categorical exemption for this application before it has carefully and independently reviewed the data presented by the Applicant. I object to the summary of events presented by the Applicant in that it bears little resemblance to reality for the following reasons.

By simply counting the number of 2001-2009 events attached to the Application, I found the number the summary of events attached to the Application is grossly exaggerated and little resemblance to the truth. The following is a table comparing the total number of events.

TOTAL NUMBER OF EVENT DAYS BY YEAR

Year Total from Total from Applicatioi Application Summary Schedule of Events

2005 357 176 2006 189 179 2007 221 221 2008 211 140 Stephen L. Patton 1170 Sacramento Street #2A San Francisco, CA 94108

Mr. Kevin Guy September 16, 2011 Page 2 of 4

ABC was provided with a schedule of events between 2002 and 2007 by Masonic Temple. Although this schedule is identical to the schedule of events that is part of the court record in the case challenging the categorical exemption to the previously conditional use permit set aside by the court, it was reformatted to show the size (large or small) , the time, and the locations of the rooms where the events took place. This format allows one to quickly check the summary.

Using this more user friendly format, I was able to determine that the Applicant grossly inflates the number of Live Entertainment events days and the number of meeting/conference/ convention days. For example, naturalization ceremonies, tests, examinations and Bar Review classes that last only a few hours were included in the Meeting/Conference/conventions category rather than under Special Events.

When the numbers of naturalization ceremonies, tests, examinations and bar review classes were deducted from the Meeting/Conference/Convention category, the numbers drop dramatically.

TOTAL NUMBER OF MEETINGS/CONFERENCES/CONENTION BY YEAR

Year Total Application Summary Total Schedule Of Mtg./Conf/Convention of Mtg./Conf. Events

2005 77 29 2006 77 62 2007 109 26 2008 53 43

Similar discrepancies are found for all other categories including the very glaring fact that Live Entertainment, included lectures by Al Gore, Dr. Dyer and others as well as political fund raising Stephen L. Patton 1170 Sacramento Street #2A San Francisco, CA 94108

Mr. Kevin Guy September 16, 2011 Page 3 of 4 event by Hilary Clinton that clearly should be categories as Special events. Furthermore, the number of attendees to the live entertainment events and their end times historically has had different levels of impact on the neighborhood. Any entertainment event with an end time before 8 PM would have substantially less impact on resident than concerts than ends at 10:30 PM or 11 PM.

The impact of the events on the neighborhood depends on their size, time of day, type of event and if food and/or alcoholic beverages are provided. The summary lumps both large and small events in the summary and does not present the entire picture of the events that occur at the Masonic Temple in nearly any category including those most disruptive and impactful on the neighborhood: Live Entertainment events and large conventions.

The Applicant clearly has demonstrated its ability to provide the Department and public detailed information of the historic events by size, type, location, start and end times, and what events food and/or alcoholic beverages were made available. The Department must request that the Applicant provide such information for year 2001 through 2010. This will allow the Department, the Planning Commission and our residents to fully understand the entire scope of the historical data. find it impossible to understand how you can analyze a project without all the facts, the information provided in the application contains few facts but many distortions. It completely distorts the historical diversity of the events hosted over the last ten years not to mention that no data has been presented for the fifty years (a true historical perspective) prior to 2001 even though the Masonic Temple has provided information on live entertainment given in the 50's and 60's in the past when it wished to make a case in their favor.

Applicant's proposed conditions must absolutely be rejected by the Department because those conditions would intensify the activities at the Masonic Temple. There is no basis for a condition of approval for five food and alcohol service stations. Historically, the Masonic Temple has only been granted temporary liquor licenses. Many of us who have attended concerts at the Masonic Temple remember being able to obtain a drink at the bar set up at the main lobby and the balcony lobby, but never beyond the Stephen L. Patton 1170 Sacramento Street #2A San Francisco, CA 94108

Mr. Kevin Guy September 16, 2011 Page 4 of 4 gates to the auditorium or the door from the balcony lobby to the balcony area.

It is my understanding that the Court has determined that a categorical exemption cannot be issued for an intensification of activities at the Masonic Temple.

When you have received the detailed breakdown in the format presented to the ABC and the start time of the events, please forward a copy to Stephen L. Patton at [email protected] . Thank you for your cooperation in advance.

Sincerely ours,

Stephen L. Pa

Enclosure: 2002-2007 Schedule of Event submitted to ABC

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a I am not opposed to the Masonic Temple continuing as per historical use. But I am extremely disturbed that the Department has already determined to issue a categorical exemption for this application before it has carefully and independently reviewed the data presented by the Applicant. I object to the summary of events presented by the Applicant in that it bears little resemblance to reality for the following reasons: 1-the summary of events attached to the Application is grossly exaggerated and no resemblance to the truth. 2-the Applicant grossly inflates the number of Live Entertainment events and the number of meetings/conferences/ conventions. For example, naturalization ceremonies, tests, examinations and Bar Review classes that last only a few hours were included in the Meeting/Conference/Conventions category rather than under Special Events. When the numbers of naturalization ceremonies, tests, examinations and bar review classes were deducted from the Meeting/Conference/Convention category, the numbers drop dramatically. Similar discrepancies are found for all other categories including the very glaring fact that Live Entertainment, included lectures by Al Gore, Dr. Dyer and others as well as political fund raising event by Hilary Clinton that clearly should be categories as Special events. The number of attendees to the live entertainment events and their end times historically has had different levels of impact on the neighborhood. Any entertainment event with an end time before 8 PM would have substantially less impact on resident than concerts than ends at 10:30 PMorll PM. The impact of the events on the neighborhood depends on their size, time of day, type of event and if food and/or alcoholic beverages are provided. The summary lumps both large and small events in the summary and does not present the entire picture of the events that occur at the Masonic Temple in nearly any category including those most disruptive and impactful on the neighborhood: Live Entertainment events and large conventions. The Applicant clearly has demonstrated its ability to provide the Department and the public detailed information of the historic events by size, type, location, start and end times, and what events food and/or alcoholic beverages were made available because they have presented such information to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control. The Department must ask the Applicant to provide such information for year 2001 through 2010. This will allow us, the Planning Department and the Planning Commission to understand the entire scope of the historical data. Neither the public nor the Department can analyze a project without all the facts, and the information provided in the application contains few facts but many distortions. It completely distorts the historical diversity of the events hosted over the last ten years not to mention that no data has been presented for the fifty years (a true historical perspective) prior to 2001 even though the Masonic Temple has provided information on live entertainment given in the 50's and 60's in the past when it suited their purposes. I believe Applicant’s proposed conditions must absolutely be rejected by the Department because those conditions would intensify the activities at the Masonic Temple. a There is no basis for a condition of approval for five food and alcohol service stations. Historically, the Masonic Temple has only been granted temporary liquor licenses. Only a small percentage of the scheduled events served alcohol. Many of us who have attended concerts at the Masonic Temple remember being able to obtain a drink at the bar set up at the main lobby and the balcony lobby, but never beyond the gates to the auditorium or the door from the lobby to the balcony area. a It is my understanding that the Court has determined that a categorical exemption cannot be issued for an intensification of activities at the Masonic Temple. To finish, although I am in favor of the continuation of historical use at the Masonic Memorial Temple, I also want such use to reflect historical reality in terms of usage, diversity, times of use, and size. And we insist that conditions of approval include good neighbor policies as we have asked for all along. STANLEY W. LANDFAIR GRAMERCY TOWERS 1177 CALIFORNIA STREET SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94108

(415) 267-4170 s1andfair(mckenna1ong.corn October 6, 2011

VIA U.S. MAIL (CERTIFIED)

Mr. Kevin Guy Planning Department City of San Francisco 1650 Mission Street, Fourth Floor San Francisco, California 94103 Re: conditional Use Application ./or continuation of "Historic Use" of Masonic Temple Dear Mr. Guy:

I am writing to request that the Planning Department and the Planning Commission reject the application submitted to the City by the California Memorial Masonic Temple, located at 1111 California Street, to continue using those premises for live entertainment purposes, as the application is currently framed.

I write as a resident of the Nob Hill neighborhood and Gramercy Towers, located adjacent to the Temple. Living literally next door to the Temple and having attended events and meetings there, I am familiar with the premises and the manner in which events have been held at the facility. In considering my request, please forgive any irregularities in the use technical terminology in these Planning Department matters, as I am not an expert in this field.

I and others in my neighborhood have no objection to the continuation of "historic use," and would support the application if it were framed properly and accurately to allow the continuation of uses on those premises that are truly historical. As the application is currently framed, however, it distorts the record of historical use. If granted, the application would expand and intensify the use of the Temple in ways that will have a detrimental effect on the neighborhood.

The application appears to be framed so as to allow the applicant to circumvent the rulings of the Superior Court in Nob Hill Association v. City and County of San Francisco, No. CPF-10-510495, and Nob Hill Assocation v. City and County of San Francisco, No. CPF-10- 5 10-365, in which the Court held that live entertainment use is a lawful non-conforming use, and which prohibit the expansion or intensification of present uses of the facility without additional environmental review. A reasonable person could conclude that the purpose of the application, as it is currently framed, is to allow the applicants to "get their foot in the door" to establish precedents for uses that are not lawfully permitted, but would be approved in the future under the guise of historical use. Please consider, for example, the factors discussed below.

Frequency of live entertainment events. The application appears to indicate that the "historical use" of the facility for live entertainment events includes an average of 51 such events per year between 2005 and 2008. This representation seems to contradict the applicant's testimony before the Alcoholic Beverage Commission, in support of a parallel application for a permanent liquor license (see below), that "historical use" included no more than 39.25 live entertainment events per year for the same period. The latter figure, moreover, includes both daytime and evening events. If nighttime events ending after 8 PM are discounted (because the traffic and noise impacts are substantially less significant) the average number of such events is reduced to 35.

The misrepresentations above appear to have lured the Department into violating the orders of the Superior Court in the above-referenced cases. As noted above, the Court set aside the previous issuance of a categorical exemption because the applicant's project called for an intensification of use. In the face of that order, the Department now has determined that it will issue another categorical exemption for this application. Given the numbers above, however, it is obvious that this application would allow for an intensification of use again, under the guise of historic use.

Service of alcoholic beverages. The neighborhood is very concerned about the proposed conditions of approval, which would allow the installation of as many as five permanent bars in the facility. At present, there are no permanent bars and the facility has no permanent liquor license. Historical use, therefore, would support no permanent bars and no permanent liquor license. Historically, when event promoters decided to serve alcohol, there have been only two bars - one in the main lobby area and one in the balcony lobby - and alcohol has been served before the start of concert and during intermission, not during the entire concert and not in the concert venue. It appears from the application that the Temple is attempting to increase the number of bars and the times and places where alcohol is served, again under the guise of historic use, as a step toward future modifications. Even if our concerns about these expansionist plans are wrong, the following fact remains: the installation of permanent bars to be served under a permanent liquor license is not supported by historic use.

Parking of entertainer buses. The neighbors also are very concerned about the use of California Street and the other streets adjoining Huntington Park (Taylor Street, Sacramento Street and Mason Street) for semi-permanent parking of huge vans and motor coaches before, during and after events at the Temple. Historical use would not support the installation of "shore power" to facilitate such parking or any parking of such vehicles at all, except for "standing" for brief periods at the Temple's white zone on California Street for loading and unloading.

Food service. The Department should be aware that there are no restaurants or any fast food service stations in the Temple, and that the only food preparation facility is a kitchen below the ground floor that is used for serving catered meals for banquet-type events. Thus, historical use would not support any fast-food, sandwich, heavy-snack or other food service operations that are proposed. Occupancy at events. As you probably are aware, one of the most objectionable features of the applicant's long-term plan is the removal of seating from the auditorium as part of a conversion of the facility and its use for standing-room live entertainment events. Obviously, historical use would not support such a conversion, or such events. The application indicates that existing capacity will be maintained, but lacks a provision that would prohibit the removal of seating. It would be reasonable to conclude that this omission was intentional, and is calculated to allow the Temple to circumvent the Court's orders. Even if the omission was innocent, however, a provision to prohibit the removal of seating should be included now in order to ensure that present and future use remains consistent with historical use.

Hours of events. The application, as it is currently framed, would allow evening events to run to 11:30 PM on a regular basis and until 1:00 AM under certain circumstances. I am aware of no historical uses that would support events that run this late. Historically, evening events have ended at 10:30 PM with a few exceptions ending at 11 PM.

Statement of Conditions. Appended to the application at Exhibit C is a proposed statement of conditions that purports to represent, or to be supported by, the historical use of the Temple. This document is inaccurate and unsupportable as a representation of historical use. In addition, I am advised by our attorney that the proposed conditions of approval in this Exhibit, as submitted by the applicant, do not include many of the standard conditions of approval.

Therefore, I have attached for your consideration a proposed alternative to the statement of conditions that would be more accurate and consistent with historic use, if the number and frequency of events were brought into line with historic use. For your convenience in comparing the original document to the alternative, I have provided a red-lined copy of the alternative, as well as a clean copy.

In summary and conclusion, please consider that an overwhelming majority of the residents and businesses in the Nob Hill neighborhood object strenuously to the applicants' long term proposals. We would not object to the continuation of the "historical use" of the facility, if the Planning Department were to apply that term accurately and fairly. As it is presently framed, the application does neither.

Thank you for considering this request.

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Ms. Christina Olague President of Planning Commission 4th 1650 Mission Street, Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

RE: Case #2011.0471C for 1111 California, Masonic Temple Conditional Use Application

Dear President Olague,

My name is Annette M. Berger and I reside at 1177 California Street. I submit the following statement based on personal knowledge. I will be out of the country for the 10/27 hearing and authorize a neighbor to read my statement at the meeting. I can testify under oath to the statements I make in this letter.

I am writing to you because I am concerned about the misrepresentations in the Conditional Use Permit application with regard to the historical use of the venue.

I have lived next door to the California Masonic Memorial Temple since 1976 and have attended concerts at the Masonic Temple for many years. From February 2001 until 2006,1 worked as an usher at the Masonic and have firsthand experience with its historical use. During this time I worked at concerts, graduations and exhibitions. I was the head usher in the balcony, part of a special staff who were ticket takers working the gates into the auditorium. I was in charge of the balcony and was stationed in the balcony for most of the events.

Most events did not serve alcohol. If there was alcohol service, it was mainly limited to a single bar in the ground floor lobby outside the gates to the auditorium. It was rare that there was a bar in the balcony. I have not seen more than two bars. In my experience, alcohol was served before the events started and at intermission only. Alcohol was not served during performances and NO alcohol or food was allowed beyond the gates and inside the auditorium. Bottled water was the only beverage permitted inside the auditorium. This is similar to other venues where I have ushered including Davies Symphony Hall, the Opera House and Herbst Auditorium.

Even with the limited alcohol service, I recall a few occasions when people overindulged and "got sick". This was on the main floor. Mr. Rodney Fong, Commissioner Mr. Kevin Guy Mr. Scott Sanchez Ms. Linda Avery "Harmer, Amy" To "[email protected] " cc "Scott.Sanchezsfgov.org'" 10/10/2011 05:41 PM bcc Subject Case #2011.0471 C 1111 California, Masonic Temple

Dear Mr. Guy,

I live one block from the Masonic Temple and have done so for over nine years. I have not had an issue with the historical use of the Masonic Temple prior to LiveNation's arrival as a tenant there.

I participated in the previous CUP hearing process where Commissioner Moore likened the proposed Masonic intensification to "trying to put 12lbs. into a 61b.bag" and felt it was asking too much from Nob Hill. Her insightful comments demonstrated that as a professional planner, she clearly understands the unique planning and many safety issues involved in the use of the Masonic Temple as a full scale Entertainment Venue and the consequential impact on the neighborhood. I was grateful for her expert opinion on the matter.

On the flip side, I was disappointed with the lack of concern for the rights and welfare of the neighbors shown by others in the Planning Department. I was disheartened that the decisions made by the Planning Department were dictated by politics and the previous Mayor's office rather than the actual facts.

Since the original CUP, I became involved with the ABC hearings and am quite familiar with the testimonies given there by Allan Cassalou, the Secretary of the Masons. The Masons had supplied a schedule of events for ABC discovery and the ABC testimony went over that schedule in great detail event by event. I have reviewed the calendar attached to new CU application. The numbers are inconsistent with the ABC submission.

In reviewing the event calendar included with the CUP application, I was reminded that several of the events noted were actually cancelled or did not take place--which came out in ABC testimony. I googled a few for 2008 and found proof of canceled events counted in the totals.

Emmylou Harris July 26, 2008-CANCELLED Sara Evans Sept. 4, 2008-CANCELLED Herbie Hancock Sept. 20, 2008-CANCELLED

With these cancelled shows, the Masons are artificially inflating event data. The Planning Department must go through the list of events carefully and deduct those events from the list of events.

Further I also find that the Masons' characterization of event categories misleading and calculated to further inflate the # of "Live Entertainment" events.

For example, they are classifying speakers such as Dr. Wayne Dyer and Psychic Sylvia Browne, Al Gore, Bill O'Reilly, Glenn Beck and other lecturers as "Live Entertainment". Aside from definition of what constitutes a live entertainment event, there is a vast difference between a "Speaker" event and a "Concert" in terms of the impacts on a neighborhood.

As for historical alcohol service, at the ABC hearing, Mr. Cassalou under oath representing the Masons was not able to answer any questions about the number of events where alcohol was served because the event promoters or their caterers applied for the temporary license. Nor could he verify the number of bars or the location of the bars or provide definitive answers on historical alcohol service. The Applicant's claims in the CUP application about alcohol service are unsubstantiated by their testimony at the ABC.

The only undisputed fact that came out at the ABC hearing was that there was never any permanent liquor license at the venue and not all shows had alcohol.

I have been to events and shows at the Masonic Temple both pre- and post- the LiveNation lease. My experience was that prior to LiveNation, not all shows/events had alcohol. And if they did, alcohol consumption was not permitted in the auditorium. Since LiveNation, I cannot remember seeing more than two bars --one on the main floor of the lobby and upstairs on the 2" floor outside of the gates to the auditorium. When I inquired if there was a 3 bar in the California room, I was told it was not open.

The proposed condition of approval allowing five bars is based on no historic facts and is a gross intensification that vastly increases the use of liquor which would be illegal. Further to allow a permanent license at the venue- so all events could have alcohol service- is also a gross intensification that would be illegal.

I also object to LiveNation's recent attempt to add a "Snack Bar" concession stand inside the gates to the auditorium in a former "Coat Check" at the Daniel Tosh concert in 1/29 and again at BB King on 9/26 in order to justify and to deliberately skew the historic use relating to liquor. Their own documents submitted to the ABC note this was a "former coat check area".

The event data that was provided is artificially inflated with cancelled concerts and full of mis-categorized events that purposefully overstate the # of "Live Entertainment" events. Further the Applicant purposely supplied data limited to a 4 year period (2005-2008) for a venue that's been in operation for over 53 years since 1958. They are basing their figures on just 7.5% of the of the building's total lifetime of operation.

It is concerning that the Applicant submitted different data to the ABC, including data from 2001, 2009 and 2010, but not to the Planning Department for this Application. Why?

The Planning Department must demand complete data from the Applicant to ensure an accurate historical baseline is first established that includes the following:

# and Type of Shows Attendance figures and or Rooms used Start and end times Proof of alcohol service Proof of # and location of bars Areas where alcohol consumption was allowed

Without accurate historic data, the Planning Commission cannot make an informed decision on this new conditional use application.

For this reason, we demand that the Planning Department reject the proposed conditions of approval related to alcohol service, the alleged number of historic entertainment events, the number of loading days on California, parking of performer buses, and the number of events in the Applicant's application.

Sadly, this neighborhood has been unfairly victimized by City politics before. Please ensure this conditional use hearing moves forward based on facts and we have fair hearing this time. Thank you for your kind help in this matter.

Sincerely yours,

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(Official press release:)

SHOW CANCELLED.

EMMYLOU HARRIS with Jimmy Gaudreau & Moondi Klein Nob Hill Masonic Center Saturday, July 26, 2008

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Due to a scheduling conflict, the Emmylou Harris concert at Nob Hill Masonic Center on Saturday, July 26th, has been cancelled. Refunds are available at point of purchase.

Please Note.' The Emmylou Harris concert scheduled for Sunday, July 27th, at The Mountain Winery, is still happening. Tickets for the Mountain Winery performance are available now at www.mountainwinery.com .

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Does anybody know why the Emmylou Harris show was cancelled, other than scheduling conflict?

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Country star Sara Evans won't be appearing as scheduled on Thursday, Sept. 4, at the Nob Hill Masonic in San Francisco, according to the promoters. The show has been canceled. Refunds at place of purchase.

No reason was given for the scratch. If I had to guess, however, I'd say that ticket sales had something to do with it. But that's just my guess.

If you are bummed about not getting the chance to see Sara (a performer that I quite like), you can soothe yourself by watching this video:

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Herbie Hancock Cancels Show at Masonic Center By Oscar Pascual published: Mon., Sep. 8 2008 @ 2:03PM

Bad news --there will be no futuristicjazz fusion courtesy of Herbie Hancock in SF, Bummer:

SHOW CANCELLED,

HERBIE HANCOCK Saturday, September 20th, Doors 7:ooPM Show 8:00PM Nob Hill Masonic Center

Due to unforeseen circumstances, Herbie Hancock & Live Nation regretfully announce the cancellation of the previously scheduled Hcrbie Hancock performance at the Nob Hill Masonic Center on Saturday, September 20th.

Ticket refunds are available at point of purchase.

Herbie Hancock's performance at the Mountain Winery on September 19th is still on sale. Tickets for the Mountain Winery show are available at NNivw.niountainwinemeom and www.livenation.com .

Live Nation will offer Masonic ticket holders a discount for Herbie Hancock's performance at the Mountain Winery. An e-mail with additional details on this offer with be sent to ticket holders via Live Nation shortly.

--Oscar Pascual

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President Judith Berkowitz 415.824.0617 October 13, 2011 1st Vice President Penelope Clark 776.3876 ,//f( 2nd Vice President! Christina Olague, President Recording Secretary Planning Commission Aqe/ue Mahan 3347131 San Francisco, CA 94105 ow Corresponding Secretary Dick Millet 861.0345 Treasurer Re: Nob Hill Masonic Center 1111 California Street Jim Lew 771.5250 Members-at-Large Dear President Olague and Commissioners: Sue Cauthen Rose Hillgo Lorraine Lucas At its April 20, 2010 General Assembly meeting CSFN took action to formally oppose Live Nation's proposed renovation of the Masonic Temple. Barbary Coast.A'eighborhood Assn Buena Vista Neighborhood Assn astm-Eureka Valley Neighborhood Assn Resolved: Cathedral Hill Neighbors Assn The Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods (CSFN) strongly urges the Board Cayuga Improvement Ass,, Cole Valley Improvement Assn of Supervisors to uphold the appeal of and thereby deny the issuance of the Cow Hollow Ass,, Categorical Exemption by the Planning Department to exempt from Diamond Heights Neighborhood Ass,, Dolores Heights lmpmvement club environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act the East Mission Improvement Assn proposed renovation construction project at 1111 California Street (Nob Hill Ewing Terrace N&ghborhod Assn Excelsior District Improvement Assn Masonic Center) Fair Oaks Community Coalition Forest Knolls Neighborhood Asgi, Francisco HeirjhtsCvicAssn The Masonic Temple's original contract with the City prohibited use as 01den Gate Heghts Neighborhood Assn an entertainment venue. The City's approval of Live Nations' project at Greater West Portal Nsfghboi hod Assn Haight Aribbury Improvement Ass-n the Masonic Temple was flawed and is being been challenged in court. Inner Sunset Park Neighbors Inner Sunset Action committee Jordan Park Improvement Assn That subject projectfor Live Nation’s proposed usehas required over Laurel Heights Improvement Assn 50 conditions for approval is clearly indicative that it should not be Liberty Hill Neighborhood Assn Lincoln Perk Homeowners Assn approved. The site is located within 100 feet of residential buildings and Marina Civic ImprovementS is in close proximity to a church, school and playground which violates Property Owners Assn Middle Polk Neighborhood Assn ABC regulations. Midtown Terrace Hom eowners Assn Miraloma Park Improvement club Mission Creek Harbor Assn The 200 major events proposed by Live Nations per year are 200 too 'tow Mission Terrace lmproiement Assn many. Each major event will follow with off-site activities for staging, for North Beech Neighbors Ocean view, Named Heights, knock-down, and clean up which will occur between 12 midnight and 3 /ngles:deNe/ghbors in Action AM or 4AM; in addition, major events will have 2,500 customers leaving Outer Mission Residents Assn Pacific Heights Residents Assn at one time after midnight. This will be extremely disruptive to a Panhandle Residents Organization/ residential neighborhood and is unacceptable. StanyanFuItori Parkmerced Action Coalition Parktnerced Residents Org CSFN regrets that conditions were negotiated without the knowledge and Potrero boosters Neighborhood Ass,, Pichniond Community Assn approval of neighborhood residents. Riflcc'n Point Neighborhood Ass,, Russian Hi! improvement Assn Russian Hill Neighbors CSFN strongly opposed the project and the granting of a Categorical Exemption Sunset Heights Assn of on April 20, 2010 and CSFN has not changed its position. Responsible People Sunset-Parks/de Education & Action Committee You trul Telegraph Hill Dwellers ()v / " fr..tCiw > Twin Peaks Council & Open Space Conservancy Jud yBerkowi tz , President Twin Peaks In,m Assn University Terrace Neighborhood Ass,, Coalition for San Francisco Neighborhoods b.{sUjal Coalition Newsletter Archive - NI-IC - The Neighborho... http://archive.benchmarkemail.com/N }{LC/newsletter/NHC---TheNej

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Neighborhood Files Suit in Superior Court Board of Supervisors Hearing Set For May 4th To Review Planning Department's Rule Bending

San Francisco Association of Neighborhoods - Joins Battle Against Abuse Of Power Of The Planning Department

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Superior Court Filing Petition for Writ of Mandate, Superior Court of the All NHLC Newsletters State of California The Nob Hill Association, The Nob Hill Coalition as well as individual residents filed for a Judicial Review of the controversial determination by the Planning Department. The plaintiffs alleged abuse of discretion on the part of the Zoning Administrator in partially applying parts of the Polk Street Building Code to the Nob Hill Special Use District. They request that the findings of the Planning Department be reviewed and rejected by the court as an illegal interpretation of the building codes by the Planning Department.

Read the Filing here. Board of Supervisors Hearing - May 4th at 4pm - Conditional Use Permit and Categorical Exemption.

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A petition needed to garner 20% of all owners of property within 300 feet of the Masonic in order to have the Conditional Use Permit appealed to the Board of Supervisors. Ultimately 36% of all owners signed and the Petition will now be heard by the Board of Supervisors on May 4th at 4pm.

Residents of the neighborhood also filed an Appeal against the Categorical Exemption issued by the Planning Department that would allow the changes to the Masonic to go ahead without a full environmental review as required under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). The Board of Supervisors will review the case and decide whether to send the project back to the Planning Department in order that they do their job properly instead of waiving the need for more rigorous study of the environmental impacts to the neighborhood.

Coalition for San Francisco (/ Neighborhoods (CSFN) unanimously joins Appeals.

The CSFN, which represents 44 neighborhood organizations across San Francisco(see below) voted unanimously to urge the SF Board of Supervisors to uphold the Nob Hill neighborhood's appeal and thereby deny. the Categorical Exemption and Conditional Use Permit. N CSFN Member Organizations

Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association Bayview Hunters Point Coordinating Council Buena Vista Neighborhood Association Cathedral Hill Neighbors Association : Cayuga Improvement Association

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Come and be heard. Before they take away your peace of mind and quality of life.

Call To Action

Everyone has a right to be heard at this hearing. You have one minute. Come and ask that the Commissioners DENY this application unless our demands are met.

Please be prepared to arrive early as LiveNation will have their supporters there in droves. None of them live in our neighborhood of course.

March 4th, 1:30pm Planning Commission Hearing City Hall I Dr. Canton B. Goodlet Place Room 400

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Mr. Scott Sanchez, Zoning Administrator San Francisco Planning Department 1650 Missiion Street, #400 San Francisco, CA 94103-2479

Dear Mr. Sanchez:

Re: 1111 California Street, Nob Hill Masonic Center

The Directors of the board of 1200 California Street are the duly elected representatives of all shareholders of the Corporation.

The 1200 California Street Corporation objects strenuously to the Applicant's characterizations as represented in its summary of events. Though the residents of 1200 California Street remain unopposed to the continuation of the historic, accurate/v recorded uses of the Masonic Temple, they believe that the Department acted in error in its issuance of a categorical exemption prior to a more careful and independent review of the facts and a more thorough consideration of the prospective impact on the Nob Hill neighborhood and its residents.

As the Department and Commission are well aware, the impacts of any event in any public place in any neighborhood in San Francisco are predicated on the types of events, their sizes, their scheduled times of day or evening, provision of alcohol, and any number of other relevant details. The Applicant's summary misrepresents the realities, seizing only on those areas of interest suitable for its purposes, does not discriminate between a Presidential campaign and other events, and in no way conveys the clearly documented, disruptive impact evidenced by live entertainment events typically associated with LiveNation. Though the Applicant is conversant with some details of previous events situated at the Masonic, as were conveyed at the Alcoholic Beverage Control hearings, it has completely distorted the overall character and diversity of events associated with the Masonic Temple during its 50- year history, focusing only on those events that were consistent with its objectives.

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balcony lobbies, but never beyond the doors within the auditorium or elsewhere. We are extremely distressed at the exacerbation of existing traffic and parking congestion, and most importantly, the potential prospect of the atmosphere of Grace Cathedral stairs and labyrinth, Huntington Park and the immediate environs being overtaken and very adversely impacted by the LiveNation proposed use.

Separately, many of the shareholders of this building are very concerned about being counted at the upcoming hearing on October 27. Many residents came to City Hall in the attempt to attend and/or participate in the first hearings on this matter, and were precluded from doing so because of people already seated in the hearing room, other area(s) assigned did not have adequate seating capacity, and those who remained were relegated to the hallway, standing without acknowledgment or the ability to participate. Some were able to sign in, most were not. Though 1200 California Street residents will be properly represented on October 27, we also respectfully request that those designated to conduct these hearings do whatever is necessary so that those who have come to participate from both/all sides of the equation are equal/v represented in the hearing room audience, are much more thoroughly polled outside the hearing room so that they may speak at the appropriate time should they wish and/or better counted for the purposes of assessing the actual balance of those present at this hearing, pro and con.

LiveNation appears to have misused the historical data to justify a use to which it is clearly not entitled. Moreover, it is our understanding that the Courts determined that a categorical exemption cannot be issued for an intensification of activities at the Masonic Temple. The 1200 California Street Corporation, representing 92 shareholders, requests the Department's further rejection of the planned use, its associated services and activities as requested by the Applicant.

Thank you very much for your consideration and attention. Sincerely, u

Mary A. Powe'l, Psident f r(U- The Board of Directors The 1200 California Street Corporation

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Ms. Christina Olague, President, Planning Commission Members of the Planning Commission do Planning Department City of San Francisco 1650 Mission Street, Fourth Floor San Francisco, California 94103

Re: Request to Re-Schedule Continued Hearing Regarding Application for Conditional Use Application for Masonic Temple Dear President Olague and Commissioners:

We are writing on behalf of the Nob Hill Coalition ("NRC") and the Nob Hill Assocation ("NRA"), with the understanding that there is a proposal to continue hearing on the above- referenced application from October 27, 2011 to November 17, 2011. We assume that the continuance is for good cause is consistent with the needs of the Commission and therefore raise no objection. In light of the continuance, however, the NHC and NHA hereby request that the hearing be rescheduled until after the Holiday period, and specifically until January 12, 2012, in order to give all parties with an interest in this matter the fairest opportunity to be heard.

We have several reasons for this request. While related, these reasons are enumerated separately below. They lead to our suggestion that the Planning Department should provide the Commission and the public two weeks prior to the hearing a detailed analysis of the conditions of use advanced in support of the Application and those advanced by the NHA and the NHC, including all of the evidence presented on both sides. This would be the most transparent and fairest way to proceed, and will enhance the ability of the public to review your staff analysis and to present you with additional comments before the hearing, before the Commission rules.

1. The recently announced continuance of the hearing from October 27, 2011 to November 17, 2011 will prej udice persons who oppose or wish to comment on the Application.

The NRC and NI-IA represent and are comprised of many hundreds of residents of the Nob Hill Special Use District, all citizens of San Francisco, with a sincere and legitimate interest in the disposition of this application, which vitally affects their neighborhood and their homes. The hearing on the Application has been scheduled for October 27 for many weeks. As the Commission is aware, November 17 falls very late in the week immediately preceding the Thanksgiving holidays, when many will be traveling to visit relatives or having relatives visit. As you can surmise from their written submissions (see below) and from attendance at past hearings on this issue approximately two years ago, many of these interested parties have arranged their professional and family schedules to allow them to participate on October 27, and likely will not be able to participate now with the sudden rescheduling of the hearing to November 17.

2. The Application and the submissions in opposition require detailed factual analysis, which would be accomplished more thoroughly and fairly if the hearing is re- scheduledfor January 12.

The NHC and NHA comments were submitted timely on Wednesday, October 19. On Friday, two days later, the notice continuing the hearing on the Application was posted on the Commission's agenda, with an indication that the Planning Department has made a "Preliminary Recommendation" for "Approval with Conditions." Presumably because the hearing is being continued, submissions opposing or favoring the Application have not been posted.

Rescheduling of this matter should take into account that the issues for resolution are primarily factual, which would be resolved more fairly and accurately if your staff is allowed a longer period of time to review and analyze the documents submitted by the NHC and NBA. As background, the Application is for continued use of the premises under Section 185(e) of the City Planning Code, which prohibits the "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the use." The Application has been filed against the backdrop of the decisions of the Superior Court in Nob Hill Association v. City and County of San Francisco, No. CPF-l0-5 10495, and Nob Hill Assocation v. City and County of San Francisco, No. CPF-10-510-365, which effectively enjoin any such enlargement, intensification and extension, and thus put the Commission in a delicate position of determining, based on the evidence, what conditions fall within the "historic use" of the Temple.

Continuing the hearing until January 12, 2012 will allow your staff to present a recommendation that is factually accurate and legally correct and to let the affected parties know what facts will serve as the basis for the Commission's decision well in advance. NHC and NBA (as well as a number of individual residents) submitted substantial objections to the Application because the Application, as presently framed, is not consistent with factual evidence as to historic use. It is the position of both the NHC and NBA that the Application should be granted, provided, that the conditions of approval are truly consistent with the historic use of the Temple. Unlike other conditional use applications where the decision is based primarily on the sound discretion of the Commission, the decision here is primarily a factual one, which must be based on a consideration of the evidence.

3. Greater transparency in the reason for continuing the hearing until November 17 is appropriate.

The NHC and NHA would like to know if the hearing is being continued from October 27 to November 17 in order to allow the Applicant to submit further evidence in support of its Application or for the Planning Department to conduct further analysis, in response to the NHC or NHA submissions. If so, any materials or analyses submitted after October 27 should be made available to the public for further review and comment well in advance of the re-scheduled hearing. We are concerned that the November 17 date will not allow a sufficient time for informed review, if further submissions or analyses currently are being made,

4. Rescheduling the hearing until Jan uaiy 12, 2012 is appropriate in light of the many upcoming Holidays.

If the hearing is held after November 17, as we believe it should be, the question is whether it should be rescheduled during December. For reasons mentioned above, many residents will be away at times during the Thanksgiving - New Year's period, which includes a number of important religious holidays, including Hanukkah, Kwanza and Christmas. Thus, any date in December will present the same scheduling difficulties for interested members of the public that the November 17 date presents now, and will frustrate the opportunity for parties to participate meaningfully in the hearing before the Commission.

5. Rescheduling the hearing until January 12, 2012 will not prejudice the Applicant.

Again, the matter for resolution before the Commission is primarily factual. The facts will not change between now and January 12, 2012, and the Applicant will receive consideration of the same facts if the hearing is held then as it will receive on November 17, 2011. On the other hand, members of NHA and NHC will be prejudiced if the hearing is held on November 17 or in December, because many of them will not be able to attend due to the Thanksgiving and the December Holidays, and will be deprived of their due process right to address the Commission. Moreover, in order to remove any possibility of prejudice to the Applicant, the NHA and NHC will agree, and hereby do agree, that they will not object to any events at the Temple that are currently scheduled to take place between those dates.

In conclusion, and as a final reason to reschedule the hearing, the NHA and NHC submit that it would be in the spirit of the upcoming Holiday Season to defer consideration of the Application until January 12, 2012, since it is being continued already until November 17, 2011. We emphasize that the NHA and NBC do not oppose the Application, provided that its consideration is truly consistent with the historic use of the Temple. We seek only to improve the process by which the Commission and all of the interested parties (including the Applicant) can determine what the conditions of historic use have been. All of us share the same interest in getting this right.

Thank you for considering this request.

Sincerely,

Roert4 J.aA Sidey V Ljh- lPresident, Nob Hill Assocation Member, Boarddai ofectors Nob Hill Coalition cc: (by electronic mail only) Commissioner Michael Antonini Commissioner Gwenyth Borden Commissioner Rodney Fong Commissioner Ron Miguel Commissioner Kathrin Moore Commissioner Hyashi Sugaya John Rahaim Scott Sanchez Kevin Guy Brett Bollinger Tom Lakritz Stephen Vetel Carl Arnold To kevin.guy©sfgov.org' cc 01/10/2012 08:59 AM bcc Subject 11,14 His esjbjlied

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I have a condo a few blocks away from the Masonic and am on the board of Grace Cathedral and feel that we would greatly restrict the spreading of the fine culture of our city. I strongly support Music in our city and think that the Masonic is a fine venue for it. They will never get another qualified events operator like Live Nation again if we lose them now and it is important to support them at this critical juncture.

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October 19, 2011

Ms. Christina Olague Commission President San Francisco Planning Commission 1650 Mission Street, Suite 400 San Francisco, CA 94103

Dear President Olague:

Re: Application for conditional use authorization to continue nonconforming commercial and entertainment uses at California Masonic Memorial Temple, 1111 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 #2011.0471C

I own and occupy a residence in the vicinity of the referenced premises and have significant concerns about the potential for expanded and intensified entertainment and alcoholic beverage service should a conditional use permit be granted to the California Masonic Memorial Temple at 1111 California Street, San Francisco 94108 (Masonic")

The current application for conditional use authorization results from the fact that Masonic no longer has any legal entitlement to operate as an entertainment venue serving alcoholic beverages. Masonids status as a legal nonconforming use expired per Planning Code Section 185 in 2008, 50 years following the 1958 completion of its construction. Masonies Conditional Use Authorization issued by the Planning Commission in 2010 was terminated by order of the Superior Court of California for the County of San Francisco (See attached letter dated August 101 2011 from Steven Vettel to John Hinman. EXHIBIT"Al Masonic now seeks to continue to operate as a commercial and entertainment venue notwithstanding such use is not consistent with current zoning. Masonic is seeking Planning Commission authorization to continue uses that became nonconforming in 1968.

Following Masonids construction it began operations in 1958 consistent with then current zoning. In 1968 the property was rezoned. Masonic became subject to the zoning requirements of the Nob Hill Special Use District (Planning Code sec. 238.) Entertainment uses are not permitted within the Nob Hill Special Use District. Counsel for Masonic acknowledges that 'bitertainment and assembly use became a legal nonconforming use when the underlying land was rezoned back to a Residential zoning district along with the creation of the Nob Hill Special Use District, in 1968" (Letter dated February 24, 2010 from Steven L. Vettel to Ron Miguel, President, San Francisco Planning Commission.) In 1978 the property was again rezoned to RM- 4 which does not permit entertainment or eating and drinking uses.

REQUIRED FINDINGS - NECESSARY CONDITIONS

Annlicable Law

The Planning Commission must evaluate all the relevant facts and make findings satisfying the substantial evidence test that all the criteria for a conditional use permit based on RELEVANT historic use are satisfied (emphasis added). (Jacobson V. Los Angeles, 69 C.A.3d, 344, 391 (1977.))

When an existing use is permitted to continue as a nonconforming use it must be similar to the use when the zoning ordinance making it non-conforming was enacted (Hansen Brothers Enterprises v. Board of Supervisors. 12 C.4th 533 (1996).) The nonconforming use cannot be expanded, enlarged or intensified (Planning Code Sec. 185(e)).

'me activity of the owner in the use of his property at the time it becomes subject to a zoning ordinance and not his plans regarding the future use of that property determines the scope of the nonconforming use excepted from the restrictions imposed by the [zoning] ordinanc' (Paramount Rock Co. v. San Diego, 180 Cal. App. 2d 217, 232 (1960).) As a matter of law, the Planning Commission may not consider nonconforming uses during periods following enactment of the zoning ordinance that renders the use nonconforming unless they are the same as or similar to the use prior to those uses becoming nonconforming. Use after 1968 that amounts to intensification (e.g. more concerts, more nighttime events, increased alcohol service) was not and is not lawful. A failure of authorities to enforce the zoning laws to limit unlawful use does not enable an applicant for a conditional use permit to claim entitlement to a use that amounts to an expansion or intensification of the use that was made of a property prior to the date the use became nonconforming. In determining the permissible scope of nonconforming use that may be permitted as a conditional use, it is unlawful for the Planning Commission to rely on only a portion of the period of nonconforming use. That is especially true when there has been an intensification or expansion of the nonconforming use during certain periods following the date of enactment of a zoning ordinance rendering the use nonconforming.

Masonis Historic Use

Masonic operated as a nonconforming use since the initial 1968 rezoning following its construction. The relevant factual inquiry required to be made by the Planning Commission is what was the nature and extent of the use at Masonic during the period 1958-1968 prior to the date that the Masonic's use became nonconforming? The Planning Commission is duty-bound to structure conditions on any conditional use authorization to insure that future uses will not deviate from what had been the typical, average use of Masonic during the years 1958-1968. It is not permissible under the law for the Planning Commission to authorize use based on expanded and/or different use during some period following the date that the Masonic's use became nonconforming. Certainly the Planning Commission may not base its decision regarding the appropriate historic use on some period carefully (and purposely) selected by the applicant.

Masonic has been the site of a number of events, the vast majority being events such as commencement ceremonies, naturalization ceremonies, trade shows and seminars. During the relevant period 1958-68 the best available evidence is that the average number of live entertainment events per year was 12. For the period 1958-78 it was 14. Moreover, during the Masonies 50+ year history it has never had a permanent license from the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control and has selectively sought"dailP licenses from the Department (10 in all of 2009,2 of which were catering permits) according to the Department. -

Clearly, it is the intention of Masonic to expand and intensify the entertainment use to include routine food and alcoholic beverage service. Masonic has entered into a lease agreement with Live Nation Worldwide, Inc., the worlds largest promoter of live entertainment events. Live Nation in turn has entered into a Concession Agreement dated 22 July 2009 with Avatar Foods International Inc., (ciba Global Gourmet Catering.) That Concession Agreement requires Avatar to use its best efforts to maximize receipts from the sale of food and beverages and, specifically, to "at all times ensure that there is no less than one (1) point of sale for every one hundred (100) patrons in attendance at each event' Further, Avatar has applied for a permanent bona fide eating place license to serve alcoholic beverages indicating an intention to intensify alcohol service over what was the case historically. 1

Necessary Conditions

San Francisco Planning Code Sec. 303 mandates a finding based on substantial evidence that the proposed use of Masonic is desirable and compatible with the neighborhood (303(c)(1)) and will not be detrimental to, among other things, the safety, convenience or general welfare of persons residing in the vicinity (303(c)(2)). The impacts on the residents in the vicinity of Masonic must be no greater than those resulting from the entertainment and commercial use of Masonic during the period 1958 1968, the period before Masonids operations became nonconforming uses.

The applicant refers to its "Project' as the 'continuation of existing operation' and asserts that Masonic proposes no changes to its operations. Applicant concedes that any conditional use authorization may not result in any enlargement or intensification of the relevant nonconforming uses. As noted above, the law is clear in that it is neitheréxisting operation' or 'hirrent usi(which may in fact have been an impermissible intensification and expansion of the use during the period prior to the use becoming nonconforming) nor the use during some

'See Town of Los Gatos v. Slate Board of Equalization. 141 C.A.Zd 344 (1956).ln that case it was held that the granting of a hard liquor license to a business operating pursuant to a beer and wine license in effect changed the character of the business to a substantial degree and was an unwarranted enlargement of a nonconforming use. The court noted that it is common knowledge that a restaurant with a full liquor license is quite a different sort of enterprise from a restaurant that sells only beer and wine and 'is a more ambitious establishment, partaking at least to some degree of the characteristics of a nightclub." Similarly, operation by Masonic under a permanent liquor license would be inconsistent with existing zoning, not consistent with historic use and would not be a permitted conditional use period selected by the applicant that is determinative. Rather, the nature and extent of any permitted nonconforming use is that which obtained during the period 1958-68.

It is incumbent on the Nanning Commission to ascertain for the period 1958-68 the average for each year of (1) the number of events, (2) the number of nighttime entertainment events, (3) the number of large events, (4) the number of large nighttime entertainment events, (5) number of such events at which alcoholic beverages were served, (6) average attendance at such events and (7) customary event end times. The numbers so ascertained must be made conditions limiting the number and type of future events permitted in any conditional use authorization.

Number of Live Nighttime Entertainment Events

Given that it is clearly the intention of the owner of Masonic to maximize revenues from the entertainment use of the Masonic by increasing entertainment use beyond what is the relevant historic use (i.e. by increasing the number, type and size of live concerts) the failure to appropriately condition any use authorization will only mean an intensification of the negative impacts on the residents of Nob Hill --- impassable sidewalks, impacted streets, noise incident to entering and exiting crowds.

The number of live entertainment events must be limited by the imposition of a condition on any conditional use authorization to the average number of events that occurred during the period 1958 68. Moreover, it is necessary for the Planning Commission to also limit by condition the number of nighttime live entertainment events.

The best available data, based on exhaustive research by neighborhood volunteers, is that the annual average number of nighttime live entertainment events during the period 1958-1968 was approximately 12. The annual average number of live nighttime entertainment events during 1958-1978 was approximately 14. (See the attached Exhibit"'j 4

Any conditional use authorization based on historic use must include a condition substantially as follows:

2 Cf. the lease between California Masonic Memorial Temple and Live Nation Worldwide, Inc., the world's largest concert promoter. Any significant increase in those numbers in the years following 1968 when entertainment use first became nonconforming was an unlawful intensification of that use. Masonic's summary total of nighttime live entertainment events during the period 2005 2008 is fallacious and is not even supported by Masonic's own data. Several of the listed events are in fact rental dales and not actual events with a ticketed audience e.g. Vagina Monologues on 2/9 - 2/12, 2002 - the actual event took place on 2/12 only-) Also, some listed events were cancelled ne.g, Emmylou Harris 7/26/08, Sara Evans 9/4/03, Herbie Hancock 9/20/08. Masonic's assertion that its summary of events during the period ZOOS - 2008 is most representative of existing operations is not only incorrect (see the attached Letter of Annette Berger), it is irrelevant as the base for determining historic use is the period 1959- 1968. IN ANY YEAR THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN f LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS BEGINNING AT DRAFTER 7:00P.M.

Number of Events with Alcoholic Beverage Service

Historically, relatively few events involved the sale of alcoholic beverages. A former usher at Masonic events observed that most of the events did not have alcoholic service."(Letter of Annette Berger. Exhibit 'C") Noteworthy is the fact that alcoholic beverage service was limited, even in the recent years 2001 - 2006 (Berger Letter ) Consistent with the observations of Annette Berger it is evident from the records of the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control that even recently alcoholic beverage service was limited. The Department's investigator noted in her report incident to Masonic's subtenant's application for a Type 47 "bona fide eating place" alcoholic beverage license that in the most recent year investigated (2009) there were only 10 licensed events. However, one of the 10 events noted in the report (on 9/26) was actually a dinner at Grace Cathedral, so there were 9 licensed events or 24% of the total 37 events.

The service of alcoholic beverages clearly exacerbates the problems associated with large crowds exiting a live entertainment event, especially in the nighttime when many patrons may have already imbibed. Historically alcoholic beverage service was permitted only pursuant to occasional 'daily permits" and even in recent years (recall that the relevant period for permitted historic use is 1958 1968) alcoholic beverage service was limited to approximately 9 events per year. Thus, it is essential that the Planning Commission include a condition in any conditional use authorization as follows:

IN ANY YEAR THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN ( f EVENTS AT WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY BE SERVED.

Food and Beverage Service

It is evident from the accounts of persons that have worked at the Masonic in recent years and those that have attended events in recent years that there have never been more than two bars, even at the largest events. The recent large events (Jeff Beck and Conan O'Brien) with an estimated crowd of 3,000 had two bars, one in the main lobby, and one on the second floor (balcony). Based on the configuration of the bars set forth in the "Catering or Event Authorization Application" filed with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (see attachments Exhibit 'CD"), there were 15 points of sale. Accordingly, to minimize the adverse impacts on the safety and quiet enjoyment of the residents of Nob Hill a condition on any conditional use authorization must be imposed substantially as follows:

The Planning Commission must ascertain the true annual average number of live nighttime entertainment events during the period 1958 - 1968 and condition any use authorization by limiting the permitted number of live nighttime entertainment events to that average number The best available information obtained by neighborhood volunteers shows an annual average during the relevant period of 12 with the highest number of 20. 6 No more than 24% of the permitted total of annual events. A PERMANENT LICENCE To SERVE ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES IS NOT PERMITTED USE EATING AND DRINKING USE IS LIMITED TO SERVICE TO PATRONS OF ON-SITE ASSEMBLY AND ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS WITHIN THE MASONIC CENTER, AT ANY EVENT AT WHICH FOOD AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAYBE SERVED THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN TWO (2) TEMPORARY CONCESSION STANDS SELLING FOOD AND BEVERAGES, ONE LOCATED IN THE MAIN LOBBY AND ONE IN THE BALCONY AREA. AT ANY EVENTAT WHICH ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES MAY BE SERVED THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN FIFTEEN (15) POINTS OF SALE. WHEN PERMITTED, ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICE AT NIGHTTIME ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE PERIOD PRIOR TO THE BEGINNING OFA PERFORMANCE AND DURING THE INTERMISSION. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SERVICE IS NOT PERMITTED FOLLOWING THE CONCLUSION OF INTERMISSION. THERE SHALL BE NO MINIMUM ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PURCHASE REQUIREMENT AND NO MORE THAN TWO (2) DRINKS MAY BE SOLD TO ANY ONE PERSON (NA SINGLE TRANSACTION.

Event Size

It goes without saying that the negative impacts on a residential neighborhood resulting from large events, especially large entertainment events at which alcoholic beverages are served, are far more extensive than events with small patronage. Recent 7 data based on attendance numbers furnished to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for the full year 2009 and data furnished to the San Francisco Entertainment Commission for the period November 13, 2010 through December 26, 2010 shows that the number of evening entertainment events beginning after 7:00 P.M. with more than 2,000 patrons was eleven (11) (40% of the total number of calculated events.) The total number of events measured during that period with attendance between 1500 and 2000 was eleven (111) or 41% of the total. (Exhibit "E".)

Accordingly, in order to insure that the negative impacts on the quiet enjoyment, safety and general welfare of the Nob Hill residents are not worsened by reason of intensification of use at Masonic, a condition must be imposed in any conditional use authorization as follows":

IN ANY YEAR THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN EIGHT (8) NIGHTTIME LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS WITH ATTENDANCE IN EXCESS OF 2000 PERSONS AND THERE SHALL BE NO MORE THAN SIXTEEN (16) NIGHTTIME LIVE ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS WITH ATTENDANCE IN EXCESS OF 1500 PERSONS.

Event Duration

The best available evidence demonstrates that nighttime events at Masonic ended by 10:30 P.M with a rare event ending at 11:00 P.M. Clearly the later an event ends and crowds depart into the Nob Hill neighborhood (especially if there has been alcoholic beverage service) the more disruptive it is to nearby residents. Accordingly, in order to optimize the potential for quiet enjoyment and safety of the

Recall that the relevant measure of permitted historic use (number of events, number of nighttime live entertainment events number of events at which alcohol was served) is that which occurred during the period 1958-1968. Numbers have been adjusted to reflect the fact that the relevant historic use that may be permitted by conditional use authorization is that which occurred during the period 1958-1958 residents of Nob Hill a condition must be included in any conditional use authorization based on historic use as follows:

ALL EVENTS TAKING PLACE SUNDAY - THURSDAY AND SHALL END NO LATER THAN 10:00 P.M AND ALL EVENTS TAKING PLACE FRIDAY - SATURDAY AND ON EVENINGS IMMEDIATELY PRECEDING A MAJOR HOLIDAY SHALL END NO LATER THAN 1030 P.M. WITH UP TO THREE (3) WEEKEND EVENTS PER YEAR ENDING NO LATER THAN 11:00PM.

Other Conditions

In addition to the conditions set forth above, there must be conditions governing the future use of Masonic based on relevant historic use to limit the negative impacts on the residents of Nob Hill consistent with those set forth in Exhibit "M" to the submission of the Nob Hill Association in connection with the hearing on Masonic's application.

Conclusion

Masonic's apolication for a conditional use authorization based on historic use as submitted must be denied. The applicant completely fails to support its claims of historic use.

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August 10, 2011

John A. Hinman, Esq. Hinman & Carmichael LU' 260 California Street, Suite 1001 San Francisco CA 94111

Re: liii California Street (Nob Hill Masonic Center) San Francisco Planning Code Section 185(e) conditional use

Dear John:

Enclosed is a copy of the Planning Code Section 185(e) conditional use application that the California Masonic Memorial Temple is filing on August 12, 2011, with the San Francisco Planning Department This application seeks to extend the nonconforming legal entertainment and assembly use of the Masonic Center, including alcoholic beverage service during events, beyond the 50 year"termination" period specified in Section 185 for nonconforming uses located in residential zoning districts.

This application became necessary after the San Francisco Superior Court voided the Section 182(b) conditional use permit that the Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors approved in 2010 based on the court's determination that the CEQA review for that permit was inadequate. The current conditional use is necessary in order for the Masonic to continue to operate as a nonconforming use until the Section 182(b) permit can be reinstated following completion of a new CEQA document in 2012.

Zoning Administrator Scott Sanchez has advised us that the San Francisco Planning Commission will hoar this application sometime in October 2011. Although we cannot guarantee that the Commission will issue the discretionary permit (or that the Board of Supervisors will uphold the permit should jibe appealed to the Board), we are confident that will be the case. We believe the Planning Department staff will recommend approval (the Department recommended approval of the 2010 conditional use). A majority of the present Planning Commissioners supported the 2010 conditional use to intensify the Masonic Center, and a supermajority of the Board upheld that action.

Mr. Sanchez has also advised us that the Planning Department's standard practice is not to initiate any enforcement action against an expiring nonconforming use, provided an application to cure the expiration has been filed and that the Department would follow its John A. Hinman, Esq 1) August lU,20t1 Page 2

standard practice in this case. Therefore, we do not believe that my enforcement action to halt ongoing operations at the Masonic Center will be initialed by the Department prior to the October 2011 hearing. Mr. Sanchez has indicated he is available to discuss and confirm this information with the ABC. His contact number is (415) 558.6350.

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2297427 062 B5 - EXHIBIT B CMMT Events 1960-1918

:4*:tcT H ..Iii: 42 r: :S eV r, ulltne 4126-413C George Shearing No time 11-Nov Sviatoslav Richter, pianist No time 12-Nov An Evening with Mart Schi & the Lirnelighters No time 17-Nov Israel Philharmonic Orchestra fl No time tk 4 t1:: fl -flSt S1Aaw

fl61 Dat :pp - i S? 3 Tim 17-Feb Bob Newhajt No time 6-May The Limelighters No time 213-May A Session with Charles Laughton No time 21-Oct Robert Iglesias Spanish Dancers No time 3-Nov Obernkirchen Children's Chair No time 12-Nov Galina Visnevshaya, Sorprano No time 18-Nov Herniione Gingold and [lisa Lanchester No time 3-Dec Carl Sandberg No time ..gjcflf.: : TOtAL: 8t

TimeJJ 7-Feb Miss Chinatown Pageant No time 2-Mar Andres Segovia, Guitarist 8 30P 3-Mar Mahalia Jackson, gospel singer 8:30PM 31-Mar Roger Williams, Pianist with ensemble 8:30PM 7-Apr Erroll Gardner 8:30PM 11-May Ella Fitzgerald 8:30PM 9111-9115 Maurice Chevalier 8:30PM 13-Oct Uday Shenker Hindu Dance Co 8:30PM 3-Nov Obemkirchen Children's Choir 8:30PM PflaIa p-v ja *4#i SS1U !$mlrAL: 13 1

196 Da Jtfl*atWntF r. R:fl3 1/10-1/12 Shakepeare Revisted, "A Program for Two Player? 8:30PM 2-Feb Roberto Iglesias 'Baflet Espanol" 8:30PM 16-Feb Mahalia Jackson 8:30PM 9-Mar Ferrante & Teicher, duo pianists 8:30PM 16-Mar Mahalia Jackson 8:30PM 27-Apr Theodore Dike) 5:30PM 23-Jun Babjfride Olatunj, Amope Nze, Afncan Dance Studio 8:30PM 7/20, 7/24, 7127 Municipal Pops Concerts 8:30PM 813, 8/7, 8110, 8114, 8:30PM 8117 Municipal Pops Concerts 7-Dec Moscow Chamber Orchestra 8:30PM jWJF a; s:rr.. ''tL TALI.fl CMMT Events 1960-1978

1964 Date :; Event TimeH 22-Feb Artur Rubinstein 8 30P 1-Aug Summer Pops Concert 8:30PM 5-Aug Summer Pops Concert 8:30PM 8-Aug Summer Pops Concert 8 30P 12-Aug Summer Pops Concert 8 30P 5-Sep Miriam Makeba No time 8-Sep Philadelphia Orchestra 8 30P 9125-9/27 Marlene Dietrich Show 8:20 PM 10-Oct Thelonius Monk 8 30P 27-Oct London Symphony Orchestra 8:30PM 31-Oct Claremont String Quartet No time 14-Nov William Warfield No time 28-Nov Theodore Bike[ No time 5-Dec Ella Lee, Soprano No time 12-Dec Istvan Wadas, pianist and Laszlo Varga, Cellist No time TOTAL 17

1965 , Date --Event I: *-:- Time 6-Feb Baritone Gerard Souzay 8 30P 13-Feb De Paur Chorus, 28 male voice chorus 8 30P 20-Feb David Bar-Illan, young virtuose Israeli pianist 8:30PM 26-Feb Peter, Paul and Mary 8:30PM 27-Feb Caledonia Singers & Dancers 8:30PM 5-Mar Jose Greco & Co. 8 30P 6-Mar Mischa Oman Violinist 8 30P 13-Mar The Hague Philharmonic Orchaestra 8:30PM 27-Mar Ferrante & Teicher Duo Pianists 8 30P 24-Apr Betty Allen, Mezzo Soprano 8 30P 14-May Smothers Brothers 8:30PM 16-May The Chicago Symphony Orchestra 8:30PM 8-Jun Sviatoslav Richter 8 30P 20-Nov Rhapsody in Sacred Music 8 30P j TOTAL: 14

1966 Date -h ::Event :: Time 15-Jan Jose Greco 8 30P 5-Nov Moscow Chamber Music Orchestra 8 30P TOTAL: -2-

1967 -Date >Event Time 3-Feb Jose Greco 8 30P 25-Feb Houston Symphony Orchestra 8 30P 10-Jun Melborne Symphony Orchestra 8 30P 6/1 9-6124 Buddy Hackett & Eddie Fisher 8:30PM TOTAL 9 CMMT Events 1960-1978

1968 Date. . 17-Feb Jose Greco 8:30PM 22-Mar Marcel Marcesu No Time 23-Mar Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra 8:30PM 26-Apr Simon & Garfunkel 6:30PM 5122-5/29 Marlene Dietrich 9:00 OOPM 6/3, 6/4, 6/5, 617 Brasiliana Carnival de Rio 8 30P 30-Jul Dance Company of the Philippines No time 16-Nov San Francisco Music Series: Carlos Montoya No time 17-Nov Dietrich Fisher-Dieskau No time 20-Nov Romanian Dance Company No time 30-Nov Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist No time 12/7, 12/8 Oday Shankar & Dance Co. No time TOTAL: 20

1969 Date ::.:iEvent Time 17-Jan The Bach Aria Group No time 215-2/9 Ballet Folklorico de Mexico No time 8-Mar SF Music Series, Andres Segovia, Guitarist No time 20-Apr Jan Pearce, Tenor in Concert No time 26-Apr Peter, Paul & Mary No time 12-Jul Joan Sutherland in recital 8 30P 9/2.9/3 New York Philharmonic Orchestra No time 5-Oct NDR Symphony No time 18-Oct John Ogden Piano Selections No time 7-Nov Madrigal of Romania 8 30P 8-Nov Van Cliburn, pianist 830PM 14-Nov Alexander Slobodyanik, pianist 8 30P 21-Nov Carlos Montoya 8:30PM 27-Nov NHK Symphony of Japan 8:30PM 12-Dec Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, baritone No time TOTAL 20i

1970 Date Event-(,' Time 24-Jan Marilyn Horne, Mezzo soprano 8:30PM 317, 3/8 Sviatoslav Richter, Russian Pianist No time 13-Mar Andres Segovia, Classic Guitarist No time 15-Mar David Oistraken, Russian Violinist No time 8/25-8)30 Ballet Folkiorico No time 8-Oct Aleksander Slobodyank, Pianist No time 9-Oct Guy Lombardo & His Royal Canadians No time 21-Oct Sari Biro, Pianist No time 10/23-10/25 Les Ballets Africains No time 6-Nov Carlos Montoya, Flamenco guitarist No time 21-Nov John Williams, Classic guitarist from Australia No time TOTAL 19 CMMT Events 1960-1978

.: : me .Dat . k. .; Ti 15-Feb Julliard String Quartet 8 30P 30-Apr Beverly Sills 8:30PM 3-Oct London Philharmonic Orchestra No time 7-Oct Pendyrus Chorus No time 15-Oct Brain Czech Folk Dance Company No time 22-Oct Tyrolerfest No time 29-Oct Eugene Istomin No time

30 - Oct Carlos Montoya Na time 13-Nov Jose iTurbi 8 30P 19-Nov Manuel Lopez Ramos No time 20-Nov Frula Yugoslav Folk Dance No time *1flropALrk ' ii

7,291l, .4Evefl ate y n t 4-Mar Osipov Balaaika Orchestra No time 8-Apr World's Greatest Jazz Band 8:30PM 22-Apr The Young Americans 8:30PM 29-Apr Jose Greco & Co. 8 30P

10/4 - 10)7 Antonio Gades Spanish Dancers No time 22-Oct Guy Lombardo & the Royal Canadians 8:30PM 28-Oct Carlos Montoya 8:30PM 2-Nov Alexander Slobodyanik 8 30P 25-Nov Ernylyn Williams as Dylan Thomas 830PM

T0~ 9!l 49 a .s a ._a 18-Jan Marilyn Home, Mezzo sopraho 8 30P 26-Jan Andres Segovia, Guitarist 8:30PM 27-Jan Dancers of Bali 8:30PM

3-Feb i , Musici, Italy's Renowned Small Orchestra 8:30PM 9-Feb Ferrante and Teicher, Duo pianists No time 17-Feb Vienna Boys Choir 8:30PM 20-Feb VlathmirAshkenazy, pianist and ltzak Perlman, violink 8:30PM 9-Mar Ravi Shankar and All Akabarkhan 8 30P 4126-4128 Les Ballets Africains 8:30PM 29-Apr Les Ballets Africains 7 30P 5-May Richard Tucker 8 30P 12-May Jose Greco 8:30PM 618-6/9 Tony Bennett 8 30P 9126-9127 National Chinese Opera Theater from Tawain 8:30PM 29-Sep SF Music Series with Big Band Calvalcade 8 30P 1012-10/6 Red Buddaha Theatre The Man From the East No time 26-Oct First American Concerts Siberian Dance Company 8:30PM 2-Nov First American Concerts Carlos Montoya 8:30PM 5-Nov Vladimir Ashkenazy, pianist No time CMNIT Events 1960-1978

8-Nov Theodore Bike] No time 9-Nov Alexander Slobodyanik No time 10-Nov Cleo Lane 8 30P 13-Nov Johan Strauss Orchestra No time 17-Nov IN Benefit with Sammy Davis Junior No time 1-Dec Bayanihan Philippine Dance No time 1216-12/9 Bless Man - A Celebration Pageant 7 30P : &; -- TOTAL: - - a74. -Date J:H E-vent?$( 18-Jan First American Concert Series Royal Tahitians 8:30PM 29-Jan Ballet Folklorico 8 30P 211-2/3 Ballet Folkiorico 8 30P 15-Feb Stutgart Chamber Orchestra No time 16-Feb Vienna Boys Choir No time 21-Feb Romanian Folk Ballet 8:30PM 23-Feb Ferrante & Teicher No time 21-Mar Cleo Lane, Jazz & Pop Singer No time 29-Mar Montserra Cabeck 8:30PM 30-Mar Trinidad Carnival Ballet 830PM 2-Apr Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Baritone No time 4-Apr Forever Yours (theater) No time 5-Apr Royal Tahitian Dancers No time 11-May Brazilian Dance Company No time 12-Oct Cleo Lane, Jazz & Pop Singer No time 18-Oct MUds Theodarkis 8:30PM 24-Oct Rajko Hungarian Orchestra & Singers 8:00PM 26-Oct Ethel Merman No time 12/7-12/8 Bless Man: A Celebration Pageant No time TOTAL: - 22-.

Event ;- - 1975 -Datè;::-. - - - -- -.- - Time:E: 1116-1/17 Ballet Folklorico 8PM 8-Feb Jose Greco - 8 30P 21-Feb Hungarian Folk Ballet 8:30PM 26-Feb Jeanne Pierre Rampai 8 30P 27-Feb Yehoram Gaon, Israeli Singer 8 30P 11-Nov Artur Rubenstein, Pianist 8:30PM 5-Dec Francis Bebey, African Classical Guitarist 8:30PM $ TOTAL 8 CMMT Events 1960-1978

1 1l:RcatS 11G. ... Eve , .E1St*3 15-Jan Keith Jarret Jazz Concert No time 1/16-1/17 Mark Twain starring Hal Hoibrick 8:30PM 6-Feb Don Shirley Trio 8:30PM 7-Feb Miss Chinatown Pageant 8:00PM 11-Feb RampalNeyron LaCroix, Flute & Keyboard Recital 8:00PM 12-Feb Miss Chinatown Pageant Coronation 8:00PM 13-Feb Andres Segovia, World famous guitarist 8:30PM 20-Feb Julliard String Quartet 8:30PM 21-Feb Anna Russell, Music Satirist 8:00PM 3-Apr Yehundi Menchin, Ravi Shankar 8:00PM 2jTPTA*U AM aseas 'a LJ'M AMnesMt iS 8-Feb Andres Segovia, Master guitarist 8:00PM 1-Mar Rajko Hungarian Gypsy Dancers 8:30PM 2-Mar Jean-Pierre Rarnpal, Master flutist 8:00PM 15-Apr Jan Pearce, Tenor 8:00PM 7110, 7117, 7/24 Mid Summer Mozart Festival 8:00PM 30-Sep Shirley Bassey 8 30P 1-Nov Vienna Boys' Choir 8:00PM 16-Nov Cruz Lucas Ole! Olel Spanish Dance Company 7:30PM 4tr .S2fl;$J t -______ ;TOTAL: 10 :4

197$ Eveu__.U:ikfla4 4-Feb Grace Melzia Bumbry, Soprano 7:30PM 25-Feb Jean Philippe Collard, French pianist 7 30PM 7-Jul Nancy Wilson & Lenny Williams 8:00PM 1: Atfft S TOTAL 3

Total Events 1960-1978: 260 . - ______EXHIBIT C October 9, 2011

Ms. Christina Olague President of Planning Commission 1650 Mission Street, 4 r6 Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

RE Case 42011.0471C for 1111 California, Masonic Temple Conditional Use Application

Dear President Olague,

My name is Annette M. Berger and I reside at 1177 California Street. I submit the following statement based on personal knowledge. I will be out of the country for the 10/27 hearing and authorize a neighbor to read my statement at the meeting. I can testify under oath to the statements I make In this letter.

I am writing to you because! am concerned about the misrepresentations in the Conditional Use Permit application with regard to the historical use of the venue.

I have lived next door to the California Masonic Memorial Temple since 1976 and have attended concerts at the Masonic Temple for many years. From February 2001 until 2006, I worked as an usher at the Masonic and have firsthand experience with its historical use. During this time I worked at concerts, graduations and exhibitions. I was the head usher In the balcony, part of a special staff who were ticket takers working the gates into the auditorium. I was in charge of the balcony and was stationed in the balcony for most of the events.

Most events did not serve alcohol. If there was alcohol service, it was mainly limited to a single bar in the ground floor lobby outside the gates to the auditorium. It was rare that there was a bar in the balcony. I have not seen more than two bars. In my experience, alcohol was served before the events started and at Intermission only. Alcohol was not served during performances and NO alcohol or food was allowed beyond the gates and inside the auditorium. Bottled water was the only beverage permitted inside the auditorium. This is similar to other venues where I have ushered including Davies Symphony Hall, the Opera House and Herbst Auditorium.

Even with the limited alcohol service, I recall a few occasions when people overindulged and "got sick". This was on the main floor. wouki also like to point out a major safety concern. The balcony stairs are incredibly steep and unsafe, I have seen many people slip and fall on them in my time working there. Any increase in use of alcohol at the balcony level will pose a real danger to persons sitting in the balcony area. I am concerned that there is no plan to add banisters to the balcony stairs in the proposed plans.

The food available was usually finger foods, coffee and sandwiches. No cooked foods. This food was available in the ground floor lobby. The "Snack Bar" that LiveNation is now using for concessions in between the gates and auditorium entrance on the ground floor is in fact a Coat Check and was not used for concessions when I worked there.

During my tenure at the Masonic, ushers worked for 4 hour shifts. I recall that shows ended by 10:30PM and remember only a few shows went past 10:30PM.

As for attendance, there were few sold out shows like a Van Morrison or an occasional SF Jazz performance. Attendance was usually on the "smaller side" for concerts and ethnic performances and Some shows some like 'Broadway on Ice" in December 2004 had very poor attendance due to lack of advertising by the promoters.

The ticket takers in my group counted all tickets and bundled them into bunches of 100. We submitted a final count and the tickets to an employee of the Masonic; however, I am not sure what was done with this attendance information.

Since LiveNation has taken over the operations, my observation is that the shows seem to have become larger in nature and attract a younger demographic. (have been present at several Live Nation performances and alcohol was allowed in the auditorium.

The Department must investigate the information provided by the Masons and make sure that they are correct. It is very important to me that the historical use of the venue Is accurately documented in this hearing process.

Thank you for letting me share my personal experiences.

SincsjV, & AnnAteM.Berger 1177 California 4fl23

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MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY AND EVENTS CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) There shall be no increase in the current seating capacity (3,282) of the auditorium and no seats shall be removed. General Admission concerts are not permitted. (Added to reflect historical use.) There shall be NO MORE THAN 31 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" of which NO MORE THAN 24 Concerts are permitted per year. (Added to reflect historical use.)

In order that the cumulative annual attendance at evening events be consistent with historical use, the Project Sponsor shall select and host events of the type and size not to exceed the following tiers for 24 total historical concerts per year:

A maximum of 8 concerts per year (or 33%) may have over 2,500 attendees.

A maximum of 9 concerts per year may have over 2,000 attendees.

A maximum of 19 concerts per year may have over 1,500 attendees.

A minimum of 5 concerts per year may have up to 1,500 attendees.

All events shall end by 10:00 PM on weeknights (non-holiday, Sunday-Thursday evenings) and 10:30 PM on weekends (Friday, Saturday and pre-holiday evenings), with the exception that 3 weekend events may end by 11:00 PM in accordance with historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Queuing for all events shall occur within the interior of the Masonic Center property, i.e. the Main Lobby and Exhibition Hall. (Revised to reflect historical use.)

SECURITY AND SAFETY CONDITIONS (Revised by NRA) A minimum of 2 off-duty SFPD officers will be hired by the Project Sponsor specifically to monitor Huntington Park. One officer will be stationed inside the park and the other officer will patrol the perimeter of Huntington Park (California, Taylor, Sacramento, and Sproule Streets) during concerts and for one hour before, during, and one hour after concerts conclude.

LOADING (Revised by NIIA) Loading and unloading on California shall be limited to 35 calendar days per year.

15 Use of CMMT auditorium aisles for equipment transport (removal or installation) during intermission is strictly prohibited.

PERFORMER BUS PARKING CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) Deleted Applicant's proposed condition of approval #20 and #21. (Deleted to reflect historical use.) There shall be no parking of performer’s buses on California Street, except during periods of loading and unloading. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Overnight curb parking of buses or Habitual trailers for performers, support staff, and/or others associated with the operations or productions of events or concerts shall not be permitted on either side of California Street or the adjacent streets on top of Nob Hill. The petitioner shall include in any contract or agreement or rules or guidance given to any performers, support staff or others associated with the operations or productions at the CMMT a requirement to abide by this condition. The Project Sponsor shall remain responsible for compliance with this condition, regardless of such notice or contractual provisions.

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE CONDITIONS (Revised by NBA) NO permanent liquor license is permitted. All liquor licenses shall be temporary one-day permits only similar to historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages shall be served at no more than 7 concerts per year or 28.5% of total events in accordance with historical use. (Revised to reflect historic use as demonstrated by ABC permits.) Eating and drinking uses shall be limited to service to patrons of on-site assembly and entertainment events within the Nob Hill Masonic Center. A maximum of up to two (2) temporary concessions stands selling food and beverages. Both concessions stands must be outside of the gates into the auditorium with one located in the main lobby and one located in the lobby of the balcony and no larger in size/and # of servers as shown in historical diagrams provide by ABC; There shall be no operations of a restaurant, whether full-service or self- service, no service to persons who are not patrons of assembly or entertainment uses of the Masonic Center. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages may be served only before events and immediately prior to events and during intermission. No alcoholic beverages or food shall be permitted inside the auditorium. (Revised to reflect historical use.) There shall be no minimum purchase of alcoholic beverages and there shall be a maximum of two drinks served per order. DC:50821034. I

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PAMNG AND TRAFFIC

7. The petitioner sFiall make available to the general public within the Mrjsonic Center garage no less than rmmber of oflLstreet parking spaces required by Planning Code Section 151 for "theater or auditorium' 'sea (a minimum of I parking space per 8 patron occupancy for the first f , 000 pairons plus I space per ID patrons above 1,000 patrons it the Auditorium). The rubber ofspaees shall not be reduced or otherwise be made unwvaihible for the use of the Masonic Center due to monthly leases orother moreaguncrals. (No 2008.1 072EC Condition #16]

8. There shall be a fixed pricing fee for events wuk-moro-tho -4,aO4iokd-&tsn4s* [No 2008.1 D72EC Conditionll17]

9. The petitioner shall oiler pre-paid parking to event attendees who purchase tickets in advance ofthe event date through an on-line ticker sen'ice. Such pre-paid parking passcs sliafl specify the locahon of the garage for which the ticket has been paid (either the Masonic Center garage or any other nearby garage that enters into a cooperating agreement with the petilioner for pre-paid parking) and the locution ofthc garage's eninmee. [No 2009 1072E Condition 418]

ID. The petitioner shall allow access to the Masonic Corner garage through the Pine Sired loading dock prior to events in order to reduce vehicle queuing on California Streel. The Ptne Street loading dock shall also be used for exiting from the garage after events. [No 20081072IC Condition #19]

II. The pctiiioner hal1 minimize vehicular queobig on California Street by use ofthe following strategies for events v,4th-m0r than 1'24Q 46k.td r'nc: Increase traffic staffing inside the California Street garage eutrrnuce to increase the rate of vehicular entry to the garage. position scantilypersonnel (including San -Francisco Police Deparftnc]]t services when warranled) outside the garage to assist with controlling and directing traffic, including directing patens to oilier nearby garages if and when the Masonic Ceular guroge is full. Convert the center lane of the existing garage entrance ramp to a second inbound lane to increase queuing morn within the garage, Eveni staff shall ensure internal are prevented and that the cable ear lane is free flowing. [No 20081072EC Condition 420

12. The petitioner shall consult with nearby public garages to itiforra arriving pab-ons that hose garages can be used to park for perfonnances and events when the Centers garage is fall, [No 2008.1 072EC Condition 11211

13 The petitioner shall apply for designation oft bock and bus loading zone and passenger zone for drop-off by taxis and other vehicles and additional garage queuing for the approximately 185-foot long curb zone on California Street between the entrance to the Center garage and Gramercy lower (I]?? California Street) driveway, to be in effect

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only prior to and during events at the Masonic Cener. The drop-off zone shall be sult5cieiit to accommodate a minimum of three li.xis or private vehicles dropping off passcllgers at one time. [No 2008,! 0?2EC Condition #22)

4. The petitioner shall provide not less than 26 Class br Class II bicycle parking spaces at he propcLly, consistejU with Pianning Code Soclion 155,2, [No 2008.1 072EC Coadhion #23]

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5 The petiliorier shall seek a special event "no parking" permit from the Police Department whenever it anticipaFes oatling or bus operations on California Street arid direct trucks to park Fn that zone. No double-parking oitrucks shall be permuted. The petitioner may load and unload from the California Street curb only stage sets, perrormanca cquipmenl, and related mutenals associated with specific events. Pursuant to the regulations ufthe Depaninent of Building Inspection, a sign shall he posted on the access ramp during loading and unloading operations that notifies disabled persons of he duration ofthe loading and provides specific information about a1crtative means of disabled access into he building which alternative rsceess shall be maintained at all times during loading and unloading operaUoos on California Street, [No 2008.1072EC Condition 1126, modified to remove provision related to previously proposed alteration)

16, To minimize noise during loading and unloading operations on California Street, the peRtiorier shall usiall prior to loading and Lmloadirig activities a resilient surface Material, such s rubber orvinyl, on wick ramps, pavement sidewalk mid tMranip and ineoqorate transition strips between different surfaces and shall direct that truck engines be turncd off except when moving the vehicle or functions the require engine power are occoniug such as lowering or raising of hydraulic ramps. [No 2009.1 072EC Condition #27]

I?. Personnel conducting loading and unJoadng activities on California Street shall be instrucied to minimize the volume ofoonyerstion and prohibit the playing ofasoplified music outside the building during loading and unloading, particularly during nighttime hours, (a) 'there shaH be no loading and unloading on California Street before 7:00am. (b) Scheduled event loading on California Street shall be limited toflays per year [No 20e81072EC Condition #28]

18, After the conclusion ofunlouding activilies, trucks using be California Street curb loading zone shelf depart the premises, park off-site, and not return for loading until near ,he conclusion of the porformanoc. No overnight curb parking of racks shell be permitted on Califorcfla Sireet. [No 2008, I072EC Condition 4291

19, The petitioner 3hall make but available efforts to complete loading activities as efficiently and quietly as possible following the conclusion often event.

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22. Overnight curb parking ofbucs or Jiabittia) U rulers for performers, support staff, or other associoLed with the operations or productions at the property shall red be permitted an either side of CaUforni Street, The petitioner shah inuhude in my conduct or ngrcemen, fl] rules or guidance given to any performers, support stall, 0r others associated with the oprralioos or productions it the property a requirement to abide by this condition. The peUtiojer shall remain responsible for compIince th this condlUon, regiinlless ofst,eh not or contracWEl provisions. [No 2008 1 072EC CoodUlon 0341

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(a) There shall be no minimum purchase required and a maximum of two drinks served per order No 2008.1072EC Condition Y36J

25. The petilioLier shall appoint a community liaison officer Lu deal with issues of concern to the owners and occupants of nearby properties tmd shall give written notice ofihe name, business address and telephone number ofthe commodity liaison officer to the Zoning Administrator and the owners of properties in the rient bounded by Sacramento Street, Mason Street, Pines Lreel and Jones Si -eet. Ilie telephone number of he community biison shoal be monitored for a reasomible period oftime prior lo, during and after events uniil patrons have disbursed from the neighborhood. [No 20081072EC Condition #38]

26. The petitioner shall be rcqufred to comply with all noise ordinance limits in Municipal Police Code 29 or any successor ordinance, [No 2008 1072E Condition #42]

27. Plan event has presented a pattern at safety and security problems in previous concert seasons or a t other venues theii the peticiorier shall consult with the Police Department to determine whether the petitioner can provide adequate safety and through utilizabon of its secudty personnel, contracted private security, and/or on duty or off-duty Police officers. To the extent that the Chiefuf Police rsonably determines, based entirely on the ubility to provide safety and security and not on the expressive content of the eveu that the petitioner carmot provide adequate safety and security for any proposed event or that the events historical pattern establishes that safety and seernily issues cannot be adequately handled at the venue rtg.vdless ofthepetitioners security pLan, die Chiefof Police may order that the event shall not be held, This provision does not supersede any subsequent regulations regarding place oC entertatumnent permits. [No 2008,1 072E0 Condition #43]

28, The petitioner simil comply with Administralive Code Section lU-B, and ifoIPlury office,, are hired pursuant to subsections thereof, a minimum oftwo officers be hired for evenis with 1,250 or more presold tickets; if SFPD deteramines that more than two officers arc required the petitioner shall provide the additional offlcrns. [No 2008.1 072EC Condition 1144]

29. The petitioner shall encourage the use ofpublic trnsiI through its online madeeluig sites including links to transit providers. [No 2008 1072E Condition 445J

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Nob Hill Association, 235 Montgomery Street, Suite 870, San Francisco, CA 94104

October 19, 2011 Ms. Christina Olague, President San Francisco Planning Commission 1650 Mission Street, Fourth Floor San Francisco, California 94103

Re: Application for Conditional UseAutltorizatthnfor Masonic Temple, 1111 California Street, #2011.0471C Dear President Olague:

The Nob Hill Association ("NHA" or "Association") was founded in 1928 and is San Francisco's oldest neighborhood organization. At present, NHA represents 805 members, many of whom have lived in the neighborhood for several decades and are quite familiar with operations at the California Memorial Masonic Temple ("CMMT"), before and after its association with the current lessee, LiveNation.

The Association and its members would support the Application for Conditional Use Authorization, if it were based on the historical use of the venue. For the reasons outlined below, we do not believe the conditions of approval described in the Application are representative of the existing use of the facility, as required under Section 185(e) of the City Planning Code. Rather, they allow for the "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," in violation of Section 185(e). We must object to the application, therefore, in its present form.

In reviewing the Application, the Department and the Planning Commission should note that the assertions made by the Project Sponsor are nothing more than that - assertions. The Project Sponsor has shown no evidence with its Application to support its claims.

To assist the Department and the Commission in its review of the Application, we have summarized the below areas where the conditions proposed exceed, intensify or extend beyond the historical conditions of use. In these areas, we believe the Applicant's representations regarding historical use of the venue are materially false, and omit important information. These areas include the following:

Food & Beverage Service End Times for Events Number And Type Of Events Historical Attendance Parking of Performer Buses and Motor Coaches Loading and Unloading Removal of Seating and Prohibition of General Admission Concerts Safety And Security In addressing these areas, we have included not only our assertions, but also various forms of documentation to support them. We request that this material be included in the record of these proceedings, so that they may be considered by the Commission and any future appeals.

Based on the information, it appears this Application is an "end run" around the recent decisions of the Superior Court, designed to move the Project Sponsor closer to its plans for expansion. The Application intends to intensify existing uses, in a form disguised as "historical use". Furthermore, the proposed conditions of approval for this operation do not 'fix' the impacts of the expansion for residents.

As stated, NHA and its membership would support a continuation of CMMT operations based on accurate historical use. However, due to the inconsistencies, omissions, exaggerations and falsehoods encountered in the review of this Application, NUA must reject it as currently framed and respectfully asks the Commission to join us in this position.

NINA believes a continuance of this hearing is essential so that the Commission may ask the Project Sponsor to resubmit the Application based on historical data including but not limited to: number and type of events, start and end times, attendance, alcohol service (proof of service, # and locations of bars), loading, etc. so that an accurate baseline may first be established.

If the Commission is so inclined to move ahead with the Application, then the proposed conditions of approval must be modified to conform to the accurate historical conditions of use as described in this document and supported by the factual evidence provided. NINA has suggested modified conditions, which appear as Exhibit M to this letter, and are based on historic use.

In closing, the primary objective of the Nob Hill Association in submitting these objections is to maintain the historic use of the CMMT in our neighborhood and to protect residents from any unlawful attempts at intensification -- both now and in the future. Thank you for considering our concerns.

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RobrtP. President, Nob Hill Association cc: Mr. Ron Miguel, Commission Vice President Mr. Michael J. Antonini, Commissioner Ms. Gwyneth Borden, Commissioner Ms. Kathrin Moore, Commissioner Mr. Hisashi Sugaya, Commissioner Mr. Rodney Fong, Commissioner Mr. Kevin Guy, City Planner Mr. Scott Sanchez, Zoning Administrator Ms. Linda Avery Food & Beverage Service The NHA is greatly concerned that the proposed conditions of approval would allow up to five bars in the venue and alcohol service at all events. In support of this request, the Application claims that "[e]xisting operations ... entail serving alcoholic and other beverages, as well as snacks and other food, from up to five temporary concession stands during some events, with alcohol served at an average of about 37 daytime and nighttime large (i.e., over 1500 person) and small events."

The Project Sponsor's claims are unsubstantiated, and are contradicted by (1) testimony at the Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) hearings and (2) historical records provided by the ABC. During the ABC hearings, Mr. Alan Cassalon, Grand Secretary of the Masons, testifying under oath, was unable to answer questions about the number of events where alcohol was served because the event promoters or their caterers applied for the temporary licenses. Nor was Mr. Cassalou able to verify the number or location of bars or give definitive answers on historical alcohol service. The only undisputed facts from the ABC hearing were these: there never has been a permanent liquor license at the venue and alcohol has not been served at all events. The documents provided below establish the following: The premises have never been licensed by the ABC. Exhibit A. ABC 1-day permits (Catering or Event Authorization Applications) confirm that CMMT has most recently used one or up to two temporary bars -- even for its largest 3,000+ person shows like Conan O'Brien and Jeff Beck. Exhibit B. Permit diagrams confirm that these temporary bars were positioned outside of the auditorium gates in the Ground Floor Lobby and the Second Floor Lobby, as photographed at the Daniel Tosh show on 1/29/11. Exhibit C. Temporary permits for CMIMT, provided by the ABC for 2009 and 2010 thin June 7, 2010 (Exhibit A) show that 14 permits were issued and 16 events (or 28.5% of all 56 events total) were licensed to serve alcohol during the period. Exhibit D. A neighbor who worked at CMMT verified that prior to the Project Sponsor’s current lessee, alcoholic beverages were not served at all events. When alcoholic beverages were served, they were served only before the start of concerts and at intermission, from only one or two temporary bars in the main and balcony lobbies. No alcoholic beverages or food were allowed inside the auditorium; rather only bottled water was permitted. The food available was usually finger foods, coffee and sandwiches. Exhibit E. Historically, CMMT never operated as a permanent facility for food and drink, The Application would distort historic use relating to alcohol service by extending service hours, allowing alcohol service during performances, permitting alcoholic beverages to be brought inside the auditorium, and converting the former coat check room as a new concession stand. -All of which are contrary to documented historic use by neighbors. Exhibit F. Summary: To avoid enlargement, intensification and extension of use, the conditions of approval must align any service of food and beverage with historic use, as follows: (1) there can be NO permanent license to serve alcoholic beverages at the venue and any ABC licenses should be limited to one-day permits; (2) alcohol service must be restricted to a maximum of 28% of all events or I concerts in conjunction with historical use; (3) there should be no more than 1-2 temporary concession stands, located outside the auditorium on the main floor and balcony lobbies and no larger in size/and # of servers as shown in historical diagrams provide by ABC; (4) alcohol service should be limited to before the show and at intermission only; (5) alcoholic beverages should not be permitted inside the auditorium; and (6) the former coat check facility on the on main floor may not be used for concessions. Because Section 185(e) prevents any "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," the figures above should not be rounded, negotiated or otherwise adjusted upward; rather they should represent the maximum allowed, go as to avoid any unlawful enlargement, intensification or extension cited by Section 185(e). End Times for Events

The end times for events as proposed by the Applicant -- 1100 PM on weekdays and 11:30 PM on weekends, and up to 1:00 AM for three events per year -- have no factual basis in history and are a blatant extension of historical hours of operations for the venue. This expansion of hours of operation will greatly impact the nearby residents in the quiet enjoyment of their homes. Nob Hill is one of the highest density residential neighborhoods in San Francisco. In 1978, the underlying zoning district of the Nob Hill Special Use District was reclassified from R-5 to R-4 (residential, mixed, high- density). The ABC reports there are 539 residents who live within 100 feet from the Masonic. In particular, the condominium apartments know as the Gramercy Towers are located only 18 inches from the CMMT. The Charles M. Salter Sound Study, submitted during the ABC hearings by the CMIMT concessionaire, showed that exiling crowds from a Van Morrison concert on October 8, 2010 exceeded the allowable ambient noise (L90) + 8dBA for a period of more than ten minutes. This event was only a medium-sized concert, with an estimated attendance ofjust 2,500 attendees, which ended before 10:00 PM. Sold out capacity at the auditorium is much larger at 3,282 people. An analysis of the Project Sponsor's "Nob Hill Masonic Center Calendar" from 2001-2008, which appears below as Exhibit G, shows that for "Live Evening Entertainment Events," actual documented end-times were as follows: 44%endedby 10:00PM 36% ended by 10:30 PM 14%endedbyll:OOPM No shows went until 1:00 AM. Statements from persons in the neighborhood who attended and observed events at the CMMT show that most shows in the years from 2001-2006 ended by 10:30PM. Exhibit K In addition, Mr. Allan Cassalou, Secretary of the Masons, testified at the above-referenced ABC hearing that most SF Jazz events concluded by 10:30PM. Summary: To avoid enlargement, intensification and extension of use, the conditions of approval should restrict the end times ofievents to align with historic use, as follows: All events must end by 10:00 PM on weeknights (non-holiday, Sunday-Thursday evenings) and 10:30 PM on weekends (Friday, Saturday and pre-holiday evenings.) As an exception, up to 3 weekend events (i.e., 14% of events) may end by 11:00 PM. Because Section 185(e) prevents any "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," the figures above should not be rounded, negotiated or otherwise adjusted upward; rather they should represent the maximum allowed, so as to avoid any unlawful enlargement, intensification or extension cited by Section l85(e). Number And Type Of Events

The NHA has been a neighborhood organization serving Nob Hill for the past 83 years. We believe it is both unfair and inappropriate under the law to limit any analysis of historic use to only four years, as the Applicant proposes. Because the CMIvIT has been operational for 53 years, that is only 7.5% of the lifetime of the building and its uses. It could be argued that a fair examination of historic use would require CMMT to go back to the period from 1958 until entertainment became a non-conforming use.

Restricting its analysis to only a recent period, the Applicant claims the "historical use" of the facility to be 47 "live evening entertainment events," the stated average from 2005-2008, which they claim to be the "most representative of the Masonic's operating level" They further claim an average of 245 events per year for the 4 years.

NRA reviewed the "Project Summary Table" (Item 4 of the Application) which shows the yearly average for events claim based on FY 2005-2008. Exhibit J

In their Exhibit B, the Application claims that the average number of "live evening entertainment events" for FY 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008 is 49, 40, 47, and 51 respectively. In the same table, they claim that the total number of events is 357 for 2005, 189 for 2006, 221 for 2007, and 211 for 2008. Exhibit .J

Examination of Exhibit .1, however, a table entitled "Nob Hill Masonic Center Entertainment and Assembly Events 2001-2009," on which their annual and 4-year averages are allegedly based, shows a vast and inexplicable discrepancy in the total number of events per year: 2005: 145 total events (a difference of 212 events) 2006: 152 total events (a difference of 37 events) 2007: 155 total events (a difference of 66 events) 2008: 139 total events (a difference of 72 events) Exhibit J similarly shows the number of Evening Concerts after 6:00 PM (including Ethnic/Cultural Performances) during these years were as follows: - 2005:29 2006:20 2007:26 2008: 18

The four-year average of these figures is only 23.25 concerts per year. This is significantly lower than the 47 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" that the Application claims.

NHA is further troubled that testimony by the Applicant to the Alcohol Beverage Control (ABC) as part of its application for a permanent liquor license directly conflicts with many of its claims in this Application. In these hearings, the Project Sponsor stated that the historical use of the CMMT included 39.25 live entertainment events per year for the same period. If nighttime events ending after 8:00 PM are removed, the average number is reduced to 35 per year. In this Application, it appears the Project Sponsor has intentionally inflated the overall number of events and the number of "Live Evening Entertainment Events" in two ways. First, the Applicant has included events that were cancelled. Exhibit H. Second, the Applicant has lumped many different event types into a very broad and impermissible "one-size-fits-all' categorization called "Live Evening Entertainment Events." This is a clear attempt by the Project Sponsor to get closer to their stated goal of 95 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" in the conditional use application set aside by the court.

Of the different types of "Live Evening Entertainment Events", large concerts have the greatest potential significant impacts on the neighborhood. Other events, more frequent and more common in the past, include educational lectures, speeches, amateur dance or talent competitions, fashion shows, or other special events, have less impact.

Neighbors have documented the negative impacts from recent large concerts, such as noise, traffic congestion/gridlock, impaired cable car safety/emergency stops, overcrowded sidewalks, pedestrian/vehicular conflict, delayed emergency response times, loitering, vandalism, and public drunkenness. Exhibit I.

NIHA believes that to reflect historical use and avoid intensification, the conditions of approval must go "one step farther" and specify not just the total number of Live Evening Entertainment Events, but also the number of large concerts that may be allowed. If the Conditions of Approval do not address these categories of events specifically, then any permit would have this potential for abuse. The Applicant might contend that 100% of the "Live Evening Entertainment Events" allowed under the permit are approved for large concerts. As shown above, this would be inconsistent with historic use and would result in a massive intensification. This is a very serious concern because LiveNation, who is the world's largest concert promoter, as the lessee of the venue will have total control over the management and operations of the Temple.

Due to the inconsistencies in the Project Sponsor's own tables and supporting data that are part of the application, NBA took the additional measure to cross-check data against the CMMT Nob Hill Masonic Center Calendars for 2005-2008. Exhibit G. This revealed a historical average of 31.5 'Live Evening Entertainment Events" per year. Of this total, only 24.75 events were Concerts (which included both Concerts and Ethnic/Cultural Concerts - both of which have the most similar impacts on the neighborhood.) The table below demonstrates breakdown by event type.

As an additional supporting data point, a review of local newspapers from1995-2002 showed an average of 15 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" per year at CMIvIT for this eight year period. Exhibit K. This is in alignment with the number of Concerts shown by the Nob Hill Masonic Center Calendars for 2005-2008. (Please reference Phil Gough Submission for actual newspaper photocopies)

Summary: To avoid intensification and enlargement and extension of use, the conditions of approval must allow for: (1) No more than 31 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" per year. (2) No more than 24 Concerts per year to be permitted within this allocation of 31 "Live Evening Entertainment Events". If the conditions of approval do not align with the historical average and limit the number of Concerts to this historical average, the neighborhood is at grave risk of an exponential intensification of Concert events, which is strictly prohibited by the Superior Court's order and a clear violation of Section 185(e).

Because Section 185(e) prevents any 'enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," the figures above should not be rounded, negotiated or otherwise adjusted upward; rather they should represent the maximum allowed, so as to avoid any unlawful enlargement, intensification or extension cited by Section 195(e). Historical Attendance

The number of persons in attendance at CMMT events correlates directly to the potential for significant impacts, such as noise, traffic congestion and gridlock, impairments to cable car safety and the need for emergency stops, overcrowding on sidewalks, conflicts between pedestrian and vehicular traffic, delays in emergency responses, loitering, vandalism, public drunkenness.

The cumulative attendance at CMMT events is a valuable data point in determining the strain on the neighborhood environment, and comparing it with historic use. It is well documented that the infrastructure in the Nob Hill neighborhood is strained already by recent larger sized concerts. Exhibit I. If there is nothing in the conditions of approval to take cumulative attendance into account, then the Applicant has de facto authorization to operate at 100% of its capacity (3,282) for all concerts/events. This would be in essence a 'blank check" to increase the cumulative annual attendance exponentially, resulting in an undeniable intensification of use.

The Project Sponsor has supplied no attendance figures in the Application. However, their submissions to the ABC and the Entertainment Commission, which appear at Exhibit 0, show the pattern of historical attendance depicted in the table below. Any increase from this attendance baseline would intensify historical use.

Summary: To avoid intensification and enlargement and extension of use, the conditions of approval most include a control on cumulative annual attendance consistent with historic use.

NRA suggests that the most effective way to accomplish this is to require the Applicant to structure attendance based upon the verified annual historic use of 24 total concerts per year with attendance tiers as follows:

o A maximum of 8 concerts per year (or 33%) may have over 2,500 attendees.

o A maximum of 9 concerts per year may have over 2,000 attendees.

o A maximum of 19 concerts per year may have over 1,500 attendees.

o A minimum of 5 concerts per year may have up to 1,500 attendees.

Because Section 185(e) prevents any "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," the figures above should not be rounded, negotiated or otherwise adjusted upward; rather they should represent the maximum allowed, so as to avoid any unlawful enlargement, intensification or extension cited by Section 185(e).

10 Parking of Performer Buses and Motor Coaches

NHA strongly rejects any condition of approval for extended Performer Bus parking (#20) on California Street in front of CMMT and for creation of "bus parking zone(s)" elsewhere in the neighborhood including adjacent to Huntington Park for performer buses, and for the installation of shore power on the south side of California in front of CMMT (#21) and elsewhere on Nob Hill. There is no historic basis for approval for these conditions. Both conditions allow an increased presence of performer buses and motor coaches in front of CMMT, and in and around Huntington Park/Nob Hill which is a blatant expansion of CMMT operations and an obvious intensification of use.

Summary: To avoid intensification, enlargement and extension of use, the conditions of approval must prohibit the parking of performer buses and motor coaches and other large vehicles on California Street, except during periods of loading and unloading. There should be no installation of shore power in front of CMMT or in the sidewalks around Huntington Park to facilitate or expand such parking, and there should be no creation of "Bus Zones" in and around Huntington Park. No overnight parking of buses or trailers or other similar vehicles should be permitted. The Project Sponsor should be responsible for communicating this to performers and their support staff, and for ensuring that this condition is carried out.

11 Loading and Unloading

The Application proposes a condition of approval (# 17(b)) that would limit scheduled loading and loading on California Street to 125 days per year. This figure does not reflect historical use. Rather, it is a carry-over figure from the CUP that was approved by the Planning Commission before and found unlawful by the Superior Court as an intensification of use.

The "intensified" CUP application from 2010 showed 125 "loading" days on California Street, which included loading and unloading for all events. Assuming that freight loading on California Street is only for concerts, that is the equivalent of 1 concert to 1.47 loading days. If the same ratio is applied here with a verified historic use of only 24 concerts per year, the number of loading days consistent with historical use is 35 rather than 125.

Additionally, it was brought to the attention of NIHA, that auditorium aisles were used to remove musical equipment during the intermission for the September 26, 2011 BB King concert; the unloading of equipment during intermission endangered both the audience and the event crew. (Exhibit L) There can be no historical basis for the CMMT to use aisles for removing performer equipment during intermission (when the auditorium is occupied), because this is an obvious violation of fire and safety rules. Because the CMMT shows a propensity for this behavior, the Commission must address loading and unloading activities that pose a public safety hazard for the event attendees and employees of CMMT.

Summary: To avoid intensification and enlargement and extension of use, all loading and unloading should use the Pine Street loading dock and this loading area must be enclosed. California Street should be used for loading only when trucks are too large to fit into the Pine Street loading dock.

Scheduled loading days on California Street should be limited to a ratio of 1.47 loading days per 1 concert day. Therefore, the current application with historical use of 24 concerts/year would be eligible for a maximum of 35 calendar loading days per year.

NHA requests conditions of approval mandating no more than 35 scheduled event loading days on California Street and prohibiting the use of CMMT auditorium aisles for equipment transport (removal or installation) during intermission.

Because Section 185(e) prevents any "enlargement, intensification [and] extension of the [existing] use," the figures above should not be rounded, negotiated or otherwise adjusted upward; rather they should represent the maximum allowed, so as to avoid any unlawful enlargement, intensification or extension cited by Section 185(e).

12 Removal of Seating and Prohibition of General Admission Concerts

NI-IA forcefully opposed/opposes the Project Sponsor's long term plans to remove seating in the auditorium to create a general admission standing room-only concert venue. The present application is silent on this point., and provides that only the existing capacity of the auditorium be maintained. NHA believes that the removal of seating and the hosting of general admission events are not consistent with historical use. Therefore, if the Commission approves the conditional use application, conditions of approval prohibiting removal of fixed seating in the CMMT auditorium must be imposed and likewise general admission live entertainment events should be prohibited.

SUMMARY: To avoid intensification and enlargement and extension of use, the conditions of approval most prohibit any increase in the current seating capacity (3,282) of the auditorium and prohibit the removal of fixed seating from the auditorium and any general admission live entertainment events.

13 Safely And Security

Protection and beautification of Huntington Park is the primary mission of the Nob Hill Foundation, which is funded by the NHA. There is documented evidence of vandalism and public drunkenness in Huntington Park from LiveNation concerts. Exhibit I.

Summary: NHA requests a condition of approval that a minimum of two (2) off-duty SFPD officers will be hired by the Project Sponsor specifically to monitor and protect Huntington Park. One officer should be stationed inside the park and the other officer should patrol the perimeter of Huntington Park (California, Taylor, Sacramento Streets and Sproule Lane) one hour before, during, and one hour after concerts conclude.

14 STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS Exhibit M. Appended to the Application at "Exhibit C" was the Project Sponsor's proposed conditions of approval that purport to represent, or to be supported by, the historical use of CMMT.

NRA has demonstrated with evidence that the Project Sponsor's "Exhibit C" is both inaccurate and flawed in its representation of historical use. Therefore, NRA has presented to the Commission proposed alternative conditions of approval that are more accurately aligned with historic use to be used in conjunction with "Exhibit C".

MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY AND EVENTS CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) There shall be no increase in the current seating capacity (3,282) of the auditorium and no seats shall be removed. General Admission concerts are not permitted. (Added to reflect historical use.) There shall be NO MORE THAN 31 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" of which NO MORE THAN 24 Concerts are permitted per year. (Added to reflect historical use.)

In order that the cumulative annual attendance at evening events be consistent with historical use, the Project Sponsor shall select and host events of the type and size not to exceed the following tiers for 24 total historical concerts per year:

A maximum of 8 concerts per year (or 33%) may have over 2,500 attendees.

A maximum of 9 concerts per year may have over 2,000 attendees.

A maximum of 19 concerts per year may have over 1,500 attendees -

A minimum of 5 concerts per year may have up to 1,500 attendees.

All events shall end by 10:00 PM on weeknights (non-holiday, Sunday-Thursday evenings) and 10:30 PM on weekends (Friday, Saturday and pre-holiday evenings), with the exception that 3 weekend events may end by 11:00 PM in accordance with historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Queuing for all events shall occur within the interior of the Masonic Center property, i.e. the Main Lobby and Exhibition Hall. (Revised to reflect historical use.)

SECURITY AND SAFETY CONDITIONS (Revised by NRA) A minimum of 2 off-duty SFPD officers will be hired by the Project Sponsor specifically to monitor Huntington Park. One officer will be stationed inside the park and the other officer will patrol the perimeter of Huntington Park (California, Taylor, Sacramento, and Sproule Streets) during concerts and for one hour before, during, and one hour after concerts conclude.

LOADING (Revised by NRA) Loading and unloading on California shall be limited to 35 calendar days per year.

15 Use of CMMT auditorium aisles for equipment transport (removal or installation) during intermission is strictly prohibited.

PERFORMER BUS PARKING CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) Deleted Applicant's proposed condition of approval 420 and #21. (Deleted to reflect historical use.) There shall be no parking of performer’s buses on California Street, except during periods of loading and unloading. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Overnight curb parking of buses or Habitual trailers for performers, support staff, and/or others associated with the operations or productions of events or concerts shall not be permitted on either side of California Street or the adjacent streets on top of Nob Hill. The petitioner shall include in any contract or agreement or rules or guidance given to any performers, support staff or others associated with the operations or productions at the CMMT a requirement to abide by this condition. The Project Sponsor shall remain responsible for compliance with this condition, regardless of such notice or contractual provisions.

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE CONDITIONS (Revised by NBA) NO permanent liquor license is permitted. All liquor licenses shall be temporary one-thy permits only similar to historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages shall be served at no more than 7 concerts per year or 28.5% of total events in accordance with historical use. (Revised to reflect historic use as demonstrated by ABC permits.) Eating and drinking uses shall be limited to service to patrons of on-site assembly and entertainment events within the Nob Hill Masonic Center. A maximum of up to two (2) temporary concessions stands selling food and beverages. Both concessions stands must be outside of the gates into the auditorium with one located in the main lobby and one located in the lobby of the balcony and no larger in size/and # of servers as shown in historical diagrams provide by ABC; There shall be no operations of a restaurant, whether full-service or self- service, no service to persons who are not patrons of assembly or entertainment uses of the Masonic Center. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages may be served only before events and immediately prior to events and during intermission. No alcoholic beverages or food shall be permitted inside the auditorium. (Revised to reflect historical use.) There shall be no minimum purchase of alcoholic beverages and there shall be a maximum of two drinks served per order.

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16 A/Y/icHE/oii for Corn #Gonul Usa AuO,o, Iztition (Pfoii Thq Cad § 185(o): Conbnuatlon a! Use) liii Caillornia Street, San Francisco, Gaff[omio

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loise and odors shall be regulated so as not to be a nuisance to nearby businesses or redents [No 2008 1072E Condilion 94]

2. An enclosed waste storage area aba]l be provided within the establihrnent. Au Irash nd rccycling conta not s shall be kept within tim bad ding until pick-tip by the disposal company. iNo 2008 1072E Condition 1/61

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SECUflYjLFY

The petitioner shall maintain, update over time, provide to event personnel, and make available to the PDIICO Department and Entertninment Commission an event Operations MinuaJ to inc!ude A security plan to ensure neighborhood safely before, during and after performances, including in Huntington Park and Neat- Grace Cathedral, A traffic control plan, including deployment of traffic control personnel outside the venue to assist patron unloading and loading pLeuhI]g into We garage and enforcement of the Parking and Traffic Loading and Performer Bus Parking conditions at forth below. Trash pick-up progiurn within two hours after each event in the four biocks boundod by Sacramento Jones, Pine and Mason Sucets. Direction to event persorwcl to nssnre coinpflonce with Lhuse conditions of approval. [No 2008.1 07213C Condition 1115]

p.1 of 5 Exhibit l A4 L is. Aul/hji ca(jurj (P/&n,thiy Cudo § I 86(e): continuation d Use) liii California Street, San Francisco, California

PARKING AND TRAFFIC

7. The petitionc shall make available to the gener& public within the Masonic Carter garage no less than number of ofisfree( parking spaces required by Planning Code Section 151 for Iheateror auditorium uses (a minimum of I parking space per S patron occupancy for the lint 1,000 patrons, plus I space per ID patrons ubove 1000 patrons in the Auditodum). The number of spaces snail not be reduced or otherwise be made imavadable for the use of the Masonic Center due to monthly leases or other anangements. (No 2008.1 072EC Condition #161

8. There shall be a ihed parking fee for events a , It m afA than L2" ¼t1 Rd! Boo, [No 2008.! 072BC Condition 9 17]

9. The petitioner shall oiler pre-paid parking to event attendees who purchase tickets in advance of the event data through an on-line tkket service. Such pre laidparking passes shall specify the location of the garage for Which the ticket has been paid (either the Masonic Cntcr garage or any other nearby garage that enters into a cooperating agreement with the petitioner fbr prepaid picking) and the location of the garages entrance. [No 20081072EC Condition #18]

10, The petitioner shall allow access to the Masonic Center garege through he Pine Street loading dock prior to events in order to reduce vehicle queuing on California Sheet. The Pine S -ect loading dock shaLl also be used for exiting from the garage after events. [No 20081072EC Condition #193

11- The petihioner shall minimize vehicukir queuing on California Street by.. of he following strategies fo.. vents 1acreae traffic staffing inside the Cauforrtin Street garage entrance to increase the rate of vehicular entry to the garage. Position -security personnel (including San Francisco Police Department services when warranted) outside the garage to assist with controlling and directing traffic, including diieelThg patrons to other nearby garages ifend when the Masonic Center garage is Thil. Convert the center lane of the existing garage entrance ramp to a second inbound lane to increase queuing room within the garage. Event staff shot ensure .-turner are prevented and that the cable car lane is free flowhztg, [No 2008 ID72EC Condition 12O]

12. The petitioner shall consult with nearby public garages to infont arriving patrons that those garages can be used to park for perfonnances and events when the Centers garage is full [No 2008.1 072EC Condilion 92]]

11 The petitioner shall apply for designation oVa truck and bus loading tum oral passenger zone for drop-off by taxis and other vehicles and additional garage queuing for the approximately 185-fool long curb zone on California Street between the entrance to the Center garage and Gramercy Tower (1)77 Cull hb.n Street) ddvcway, to be in effeci

p. 2 of 5 Exhibit C a

ApptiIiaij [UI L,uflthRnIaI U. Auihonzarion (/-'/annlng Code § I85(0) Continuation of Use) liii California Street, San Francisco, California

only prior to and during events at the Masonic Center, The drop-off zone shall be sutEoiezit to accouuuodate a ntuimwt of three taxix or private vehicles dropping off passengers at one time. [No 2009, I 0721?C Condition #22]

14, The petitioner shall provide not less than 26 Class I or Class II bicycle parking spaces at he property, consislenc with Planning Code Section 155.2. [No 2008. I072EC Condition 1123]

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5, the petitioner shall seek a special event 'no porlcin( permit from the Police Department whenever it anticipates loading or bus operations on California Street and direct trucks to park in that zone. No double-parking oftrucks shall be permiued. The petitioner may load and unjoad from the California Street surb only stage scts, performance eqnipmenl, and related msteriuls assneiuted with specific events. Pumuant to the regulations of the Dept-sent ofBuilding Inspectiom a sign he posted on the access ramp dung loading and unloading oparmoom that notifies disabled persons of the duration ofihe loading and provides specific information about alternative moans ofdisabled access into he building, which alternative access shall be mainlainecl at all times during loading and unloading operations on California Shoot. [No 20081072EC Condition 1/26, modified to remove provision related to previously proposed alteration]

16, To minimize noise during loading and unlooding operations on California Street, the petitioner shall ijisial] prior to loading and tmloadng aethilies a resilient surface material, such as rubber or vinyl on tnickrarnps, pavement sidewalk and thennip and incorporate transition stHps between different surfaces and shall direct that truck engines be turned off except wheat moving the vehicle or functions that icquv engine power are occurrilig, such as loweitig or raising ofhydmulic ramps. [No 2008.1072EC Condition #21]

I?. Personnel conducting loading and urilodtng activities on California Street shall be instrueled Co minimize the volume ofeonversatiori witl prohibit the playing ofamplthed UlusAc outside the Imildirgdraing loading and unloading particularly during nigbltime hours, (a) There shall be no loading and unloading on CrUfteinia Street before 7:00am. (b) SchSulcd event loading on California Screct hnll be limited to 1 ays per year. IN. 2008 I 172EC Condition #28)

18. After the conclusion ofunloading activities bucks using the California Street curb loading zone shall depart the premises, park off-site, and not return for loading until itett the conclusion of the pertbrmance. No overnight curb parking of trucks shell be permitted on California Street, [No 2008 1072F Condicion 4291

9 The petitioner shall make best available etIbrts to complete loading activities as efficiently and quietly as possible following the conclusion ofan event.

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22. Overnight curb parking ofbuses or habitual trailers Jbr performers, support staff, or other associated with the operations or productions at the properly SbUll col be permitted on either side of California Strect The petitioner ,shall include it, any conbct or agroeinenl, or ruks or guidance given to my pertbrmers, support srttg or others associated with the opetalions or productions at tile property a zuquirmcn( to abide by this condition. The petitioner shall remain responsible for compliance with this oondhion, regardless ofsnch notice or contracthalprovisions. [No 2008.1072BC Condition Y34]

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(a) There shall be no rninimuni purchase required and a maximum of two drinks served per order. [No 2008,1072BC Condition /fl6]

25. The pentiorrnr shall appoint 0 community liaison officer Lo deal with issues ofeonceni to the owners and occupants of nearby properties and shall give written notice of Ihe name business address and telephone number ofthe coniuiunityliaison officer to the Zoning Administrator and the owncrs ofproperties in the area branded by Sacramento Sect, Mason Street, Pine Street and Jones Street, the telephone number ofthe community liaison shall be monitored for a reasonable period of time prior to, during and after events until patrons have disbursed from the neighborhood. [No 2008.t072130 Condition #38]

26. The petitioner shall be roquhed to comply with all noise ordinance limits in Miirdcipal Police Code 29) or any successor ordinance [No 2008.1072EC Condition #42]

27 tfan event has presented a pattern cisafety and security problems in previous concert seasons or at other vwmcs, then the petitioner shall consult with the Police Department to determine whether the petitioner an provide adequate safety and through utilization of its security personnel, contracted private security, and/or on-duty or off-duty Police officers, To the extent that the ChlefofPolice reasonably determines, based entirely on the a bihty to provide safety and security and not on the expressive content ofthe event, that the petitioner cannot provide adequate safety and sonority for any proposed -event or that the event's historical pattern establishes that safety and secuñty issues cjmot be adequately handled at the venue regardless at the potidoner's security plan the Chief of Police may order that the event shall not be held. This provision does not supersede any subsequent regulations regnrdthg piece ofeiitertammon perms. [No 2008 1972E Condition #43]

28, The petitioner shall comply with Administrative Code Section 10-B, and ifoff-dury, officers are hired pursuant to subsections thereof, a minimum oftwo officers be hired for events with 1,250 or more presold tickets; ft SFPD deternilnes that more than two officers are required, the petitioner shall provide the additional officers. [No 2008. 1072EC Condition 444]

29. The petitioner shall encourage the use ofpublic transil through its on-line marketing sites, including links to transit providers. [No 2008.1072EC Condition #45] -

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EXHIBIT A Department of Alcoholic Ca]itor&a ?!p’ -. kEPORT ON APPL!GATIO.N-EORLICENSE

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On 04/a6/10, I conducted a premise inspection at the location and took photographs of the inside and outside of the premises, nearby considerntiou points, and residents within 100' (R61,4). (Exhibit #E)

I met with Avatar Foods International Incorporated Vice President Laura Lyons and Live Nation Senior Vice President Ma4t Pneshqff. PeshoffezdTyous explained to me that

betwethetwo sections to both Priesholf and Lyons. They understood and agreed that Section 23787 would be more appropriate for their opefation.

Licensed History:

The premises has never been licensed by the Department. From 01/01/09 to the present catering permits for various functions at the promises (Exhibit #C)

In 2009 the Dept. issued the above listed permits for the following events; 10 (Ten) 4 é-

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Section 23790 (Zoniui Premises complies with local zoning requirements: Yes fl No Conditional use permit required: Yes fl No

On 02125110, The San Francisco Planning Deprtrneiit approved with conditions, Planning Commission Motion #B642, involving Case #2008 1072C. (Exhibit WE)

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PQp r1m,nr of ftAcvhlic Seye Gn!roI AaNOLD SCIMA E4EGQL Ot,trno DAILY LICENSE APPLICATCNJAUTHOR!ZATO - Non Transferable Jnsirrrkrnv Canpiefe cU iten,r. Suhrrth to inafARCDcrrIcx Office wi1 reqithed fee (Casltk,!s fleck or Maizay Oder) p,b/c ARC . Cnce t!ce,t it ItUIUTeC cannot be _____ ,hJap.4Inil

app//es/br Sr flecn.e(s) rkzcrilied below, FleT-

e~/~ LL2Y LJNC 2. LICENSE 1PE (Ch- appropriate license type,Mn, o,anttiri tvp) flsiIy (ansil (flS (HI) (iock,n boo,; wThe arid 'f3IiEed3jJfnla) - - - [JPoflISr Pory/AflUIaEe Supperilng Candidate for :JFemaI Ornir!Jori ii 0,daderesOver Five Years - - Public QrIiB or Baud Medsure WITh RpuIar MembexJ,ip ) Ornzalion Farmed ror5peci1`c Charitable or CivIc Purpose HFigous Organinllon .. _____ . . Vessel per SecIor, 2404510 &P cso.00 []Sp Cis I Daily Beer (25OQ} - flSpetr P2111 2o,r &-W-in a 01 0Spa I Da'Wir, ($;S.0) fjuiarftabLe LFr3t.rna flSacIr - U ...... - ...... Civic flR&CGIaUA UCultura flAnateur SI DM OrQORtZa&DI,

c flSpcI.l Thr,iorty Ua,rise (f 0000) - (flhlvmnpi,\t/!gecwjpo,,d/pg or, faiuLj . flTIeQisn Stzon pr ScIion 240452 or24045 9 D&P flParzcn ortuGIIng ElIu Win. Sale per Section 24045.2 SAP E]NJ1Pr61 Cnror3Iiah- p e r SeoIion 24045,4 and 24045.6 HaP JWomans Educauionst .,d Cho,itab?a OrgnizaIlon p ar . Serion 2404b,3 S&P [Joth&rSpciaI Temporarylloenses per Sect!on . . . .-. Uceri,e nambcr ..----______ArnnunE

Dinner ECEn 0Wdoc [jLun, C’" [j8rbsque 0 50th GaThering DEaI scene Eyenl 5Conert LJSrihday - UM flca(ñIvl flOnnerDnn [John - TAt OF DAYS tSTJA1O-VTTZpo wtE 1. 0 hLcOiJnut EX'ESAtS aERUC iIDic CO.i3rnrcM 3flQ j From To 0ATtZ -. & Tii9EN rfft,4 ptKc -- --__'.neY ---. -es N1 *lyn.m&l , . 'roe mib hflb

flh,OM I LMTHIIaTHF CIflLMS ii . WPL DVOIJV% ItMMT Ii. flTCAJMTh es . . JYss _____ [i it Vu. 1oIrnBny7 &*M rkR2}anEsrroAtrvE, a. pa .r rlrn-

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da awweR A! 1? -l?ee tIflW . PUPEKn OW flGIIAflE WUc4uLs NflJN jt.rsII.ATuaE b&51ONEO

abov-rt;tne ainUort i hmy Iind, pursuJan( 0 U C,ro,rii, uusire,j pn PruIe.tn G,d DivIsion 9 nd CIlccrn(a Code P ReuIilon, nge a lie emporlly,,l. ,f a]cDhofle bever,as tortOnurT,p!ion the atova named oculion r te o,rDd uuChorizd aoe, 1hs irene does 'o ode ott-ni, pdig,s. s Iicers , rny(b !PubS w'4ru11a?1y by the Depsamtht if. .inih opinion or the Cpadrnrn and/or the IcaI law tiirore.imjnt .rrtci, It le In p?-ott thi a1gty I welrare. health, nec. .nd moracs u' Dir apI of tht Ste.

221 (I2V)

TOTAL P.01 S S Oeparlment O(PJrOhDIJG Severage Control - - SLain oICalir,nia ARNOLD SC0NARZENEBGER, CDverrr DAILY LICENSE APPLjCAT{ONIAUTHOR2ATIQN - Non Transferable 7LIcENSE Instructions: Cmpiete all items. Submit to log? ABC D,ctricI Office with rsqufredfte NUMRC7 0c00 (Cashiers Cliak or Money Order) pnyii b/c to ABC, Once license Is issutfee cannot be 2- -7'5 5 - uee refunded. Fort, listing o/4T4?1stHcr Offices pkase visit ftp;IAvw,.ibca4ov/distmap.htmI sEc ,__ - Pursuant to the nuilrorii*grthfed by the organization named below, [lie updersi8ned hereby 17 '1 applies ff22 the )Jcense(& described below. - - 2-S crO 1- OflOANlItT;ON k2 coNumoNs SWUIR2O oAoAMIouLRrD San Francisco h= Organization Yes X No Yes X No 2. LGENSE TYPE (Check appropriata flcense type AND organiration type) - - [JDaEiy Genera! ($25.00) (!ncfude&bsc, wins and d/slHIed spltits) - 0FoIftic8J Partl/AtJiIIate Supporting Csndidatefor DFemal Organization iii ExtMence Over FIva Years. Public Office or Oaflot Measure with Regular Mernberhip LZlOwanzsUDn Formed for Specific Charitable or Civic Purpose DRicus Organixaifon flother - - flVeelperSectn24J4510 S&P ($50.00)

Qspecial Dairy Beer ($25 00) Daily Beer& Wine (SSO.00) DSPial Daily Wine $25.00) - DChare QFraternal DS?a 1 DPofcat D1er -- QCivic Re][gious DCUIhJra DA1iateu1$Po1s Oruana1jcn - JMEEROFUCENSES)aDao

QSpaclol Temp -ary License 100.0G) (tillerentp,Mleqesdepènd/ng on statute) OTehavizion Station per Section 24045.2 or 24045.9 S&P DPeon conducting Estate Wine 3le per Section 24045.8 S&P NanprctlL Gnrporaflor per Sections 24045.4 and 24045.6 U&P []Women's Educational and Chantsble Orgaitationpor - Son 24045.3 S&P - D0thr Special Tsmparay Licenses, per SOU,,

License number Amount $ & rH,TvpE JDinre DDspce flWeddin flUmch DEcik DBsthue flsocial Gaheiin flsports Event fConcedCBkthdayDMLx9[_flcarnivaiflo&uior Dance DCthsn

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I 11 Califaia SUtI. San Frimcisco CA 94108

MuDdc - Orchestra EIISCthIbIC I NO

ne, Thcutive4EjoLc Director

3 EmbarcademCter, Lobby Level, San Fnocisvo CA 94111 Th oFe32ano?rsM,lLlcAnDess (i amerm! lflbes.j

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pRoPoglv 0 APnOVA4. LV Srl.L SQUIRO PIflftE NUMBER PIOPnY tttnfi OA1E OlEO Live Nation., by: Matt PriEshoff 41S-2R-3217 J - no Juns 1C, 209 LAW EkPOHcEJdERrAPPROvALaYrNn,.k APPlItASLZ NUMSFR LAW ONAWRS . oM JO2D - 4tS-31-24OO . - -. - Jano 1, 2009

The abdvc- ,nedo nton , hereby license; puinnJio the CaJifomJaBcniness and - S CWs toeninThs I i*iãr-alEhoobe S&diuii&h eaboe paine ______ AhoñzA &th This lin ddeS not includs offeas flo-&) prh'lges. Tf,rs ircensg may he revoked summarily by thm Depamnent i(, In the opinion of the Dpam,9n ndimt ()ie I ocel law onforcomnt agency, It is nocessary o pralact the sñf. wETure. health, paactrnd rncrJs of the people of thestat.

AEC-221 (12/06) ient ofAlooholic Beverage Concrol Slate of Calilomfa ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER, Governor

'1 LICENSE APPLCAYION/AUTHORIZATfON - Non Transferable wet/otis: Complete all items. Submit to Inca/ABC District Office r i requindfee (er's Chadc or Money Order,) payable IoABC. Once license is issued, fee cannot be ded For a lZstlng ofABCDistrict Offices please visit /tttp.iMa'rv.abc.ca,gav/dislmap.htrni tanito the authority granted by the orgali/zatian named below, the undersigned hereby 'slot the license(s) described below. 1 00.00

Stars of Perpetual Indulgence, tic, j JYes flNo flYes flNo 2jJCENSE TYPE (Check appropriate license type AND nrgnjzabon type) fJDai}y General 25DO) ((ncludes bee, wine and distilled spin(s) scjiflPcFrtical Prty/AtflhiaIe Supporting Candidate for UFraterns Organization in Existence Over Five Years

Public Office or Baflot Measure - with Regular Membership flOrganization Formed for Specific Charitable or Civic Purpose JReligious Organization []Ves sel per Sedion 2404510 S&P ($51100) floiher: - Daily Beer ($25.00) flSpecia Daily Beer & Wine (5 flSpsciaI Daily Wine

able flFratemal []Sociat [Jpolitical flOher: - [-]Religious flCultural []Amateur Sports Organization

tjJ peciEI rerliporary LXUflS Uu.uuJ (LqhIereiIr pi!vueyas ueperIoIr!y RI SWLWeJ JTeIevision Station per Section 24045.2 or 24045$ 9&P JPeron thcnducting Estate Wine Sale per Section 24045.8 B&P E] Nonprofit corporatIon per Sections 24045.4 and 24045.6 B&P flwomerlls Educational and Charitable Organration.per Section 24045.3 B&P ? [Jother Special Temporary Licenses, per Section

License number Amount $

I . Li. . .jnner DDance JjWedding []Lunch flpicnic fl2areque Sociai Gathering flFesfvai

F~Jp ports Event Xjcoriced flBirthday flMixer flcarnival flDinnerDancs flother:

I. TOTALOF DaYS t asTiMxrEDAnENoAIcE t HOUBS OF ALCOHOLIC BE'ERAOESALS. SERVICEJDIOR CONSL}IflON

4 . 2300 each event From 4:00 p.m. To 12:00 an. (midnight) eMEIITl DATZ(S} . - 0. eVENT IS OPEN TO THE PUSUC f e Sept lB. Sept , 24, Nov. 8, Nov. 15 , 2009 . Eyes . flNo

!:VPt I i.L)Li sun Iie &JIILY namE. pi oy SrI (W!iWef ao narita, are Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium, liii CalifomfIN' a St San Francisco, CA, *LOCA1iON ISWTrHINUIE CITY LihillS It IWE OF ENTEWrNNMENT V. SECURTTY 5UDs Nyas FN. Live Concert EYes LINO If yes, how many? 30+2 Pb 5AUmaA1zrD RepRasawrAtIEs NAME REsEJ4rATJvrsTElEpKoNE 141JMS5a---

. " . 415-786-9524 WwardHuser --.n._ - . . NorI,ri ,sJ Ivc t,uvn .

2ftpl Harrison S, Unit 3, San Francisco, C?. 94110

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O.aER APFOVAL REOUIRD PHONE NUMSER . P NER SIGNAThRE DATflINED L*sed by 14NFDKCEMENT APPROVAL a? Nama. IF APPUCABLE PHONNuMBER LAW EJ4FORCEMS'fl SISNIATURE OATh SIGNED Dte Falzon, SFPD J415-970-3057 /*'d4' ,1p)*ch'4'1 gec/ ,tc7,eat.3n STRICT OFFIOC AFPROVALSY (Na . ASE PLOVPE SIG3A7U ISSUANOF UATE . . biganovich 305 - - . fr !IbLve-named orgeriizaUon is hereby licensed, pursuant to (he CalifornjaBusinessarcd Protesslor3' Code -LivlsIonY and Usmornlacode otegular!onsr ngage in the temporary sale oflicoholic beverages for consumption at the above named Focaion for the period authorized above. This flcense does nut::. oude off-sale ("to-go) privileges. . -. is lIcense may be revoked summarily by the Department if, In the opinion of the Department and/or ins ocal to. enlorcernant agency, it is ioessary to protect the safety, welfare, health, peace and morals of the people of the State D

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34-221 (1210B) . . . . OeparUrnrlI olArcohoric BeVSrsce CanoI NOLD SFAN RZEt4EGC Goveiiw DA!LYLCEMSEAPpLICATiON/AUThQRlZATQN -Nbn Transferable %njyrucfions: Camp/ne att ums. S,b,nk ki loca(ARCDIsjrict Office with i -eqrziredfee (Cashier's Oi.wk orMon Orda)payobfe to ARC Once license i issued,fee cannot be rwn Far a Vsffng QfABCDet Offlees please vii flt/4vw abc. cagstmaphthrl P:crsrnnt ri the authority gnrnted by the arganiradon n,,ied be/aw,rhe iruferslgngdlzereby applier ftr the Eicense(v) desc-Thed b&aw. - - - I 0

a JLJlY L,are ral tOUU) /IWUUSS Deal, WIOe 3)70 UIS WIeG DPoiical Party(Afffliate Supporting CandIdao for DFLornaJ Organization in Existence Over Five Years P.M. Office or Blot Massuro with Regular MthnberhFp Ogannon Formed for Speciffc-1haritabie or Civic Pu'pose DR.Ilglm Organization D0Ther []Vessel bar Section 2404510 2&P ($5DLO) a. SpcFaI Daily floor (2500) flspuclal Doty Beer& Wins (50) - tspeciai DalyWine25.DO) L, Dcharitabie OFralernel DSodaI - D0th - - DCic GRe1 1ous DcturaI DAteur5po0rQnon rUSEDFUGaNF1Da

Temporary License (UUOMO) (DlfferenEpllagsapen&ngorj e leftAa) flTelev&on Station per Secton 24045,2 or 24045.g B&P flPerson condLi000g Estate Wine Sale per SecLion 24045 8 SW Qwonprotit Corporation per Sscons 24045.4 and 24045,5 eap OWomeni Educattoaal and Charitable Organizalori per - Section 24045.3 MP 0 Cthsr Special Temporal)' Licenses, per Section -______- License number Miount bVEJTflPE Dlnner DDan - flWedln OLunch DPcnic flsarbequs OSodal Gathering DFesIr 9SportsEnt DConct D8tidY DMer ODinner Dance JjCnh aF. TOTALJOPOAYS S. ESUMATEDATTEnDNICE OuRsALcoJonEvERAoEaEs ] sc!Jo,DMO0NflnJON Froth f, To IF

It yes how many?

0 ngags In Ih.femperry se'e 0 M.N.D. beverigos for carjn,ptjDo at Uie ihove named oc{ion br the pertd authejlzadlbove. This [Cense Soss not Incbrje off-sale flc-gn) rMleqes. lrt,m license nag be rvoked summrIl by thsuepgrtmantTf n the opMiorief he flprtment and/or the local law psforoO(,Iant aeflcy, IIs rretSui tøt(ecI the afleW Ifre,l1eh peace and morals of the ci the Stet. RECBIVED MO-UI (Iwo) - - SEP1O 2009 P cnttol 7 1 5k---& k- 3jc I ¶ro - 1ept e! AI 5pc 'NiS 9 Department ofAlcohciic Beverage Contra! a(a ofCaJ1am.a AHNDLD SCRWMZENeGOER. Go,a,nrjc

DAILY LICENSE APPL1CAflQN[AUTHoRfzAflQ - Non Transferable Jnsrructions: Complete all items. Submit to local AQC ,rnstricE Office vith reuiredfee (Caskiei- Cheek orMo,zy Order) payable toABC Once license ig isuedfte cannot be rfunded. Fur a lMng of ABCDtgtrict Offices pletwe thu pursuant to the aathorftj granted by the organ izatioñ named áelow The underszngd hereby applies/or tire lFcenser'&) described below,

2. LICENSE TYPE (Check appropriate license type AND orbthzatkr a, DailyGerierar($25. DO) (include, lJe&C Wine and dithlled [JPoiitica! Party/AtfiJPate Supporting Candidale for 9 Fraternal Organ iz ation In Exlfence Over Five Years Public Office or B a llot Measure will) Regular Membership florganizationForrned forspecfficc!iarltabie orclvic Purpose R~R ellqioua(Drgancnaftn Li Vessel SectEouper, 24045.10 B&F (550.00) flspecFal Daily Deer ($25.00) jJSpetIa . Daily Haar & Wine (5000) jjspeciai Daily Wine Charitable JEratemal fJSociaJ DPoiUoaI flCivTh OsIIyious LCultura E] Amateur Sports Organ&ation - NUMBER o;LPSEI4SESNEFOEO

It LJIJThI P' 1r LIepdJWJ)y Ufl LdLm) JTeevisiori Station per Section 24045.2 or 24045 U B&P flPerson conducting Estate Wine Sle perSction 24045:0 SW []No nprofh Corporafion Per Sections 24045.4 and 24045.6 B&P 9Womens Educational and Cheritable Organization per Section 24D45.3 B&P Dotter Spatial Temporary Licenses , porseetinn - - - License number - Auiont -

Jfllnner Doence LWeddi flLunch JPlcnic jjoaiteque USocaI Gathering

Jsports EveN Ocarnart JEidhday flMixer [-]Carnivai JOinnerDance JOther .

TOTAL WF AVs Ti5ILkTEcATTEwoACE . HOURS OFALCOHOLJC BEVERACE gALs. SEIWICEMQ(OR CONSUMFOON - - 3 2 Frnrj, 11 ap, To Vg LVFNr DATE(S) - I -. vNhiCPSN1tTrt ?uaLro ' n I r F OJI,,',

)-SO -c~4$pSST. _ ORGMhlATlTSjMNLII&ADORESS dIltrurn rrr1 IStc) rtLa Crc..- - cr,0 A' /1 p ILl I Ia nATEsIMEc o4. £rD't 'EFW AP NrrflREOIMED PHD ftJLeER PRpERn owftERSIGATUR OATESIOU

E1FOFCEI4ENT APO/AL EY Narøl.AP?LIOASLE PRONE NUMBER LAW EWCRCEMENT SIGNATURE DATCSiG ,t,ti? A\5rpD JOT cEAPPNOVL H MPLDYE SIGWA1tE I3IfArc ATE

above-named orstiiaTibfl Is Iierey)1censcdpurcxenftD On, carifomia Bir,asg 16dflsŁi Cdè Oiidj3 9 and ciropjiia dade ofReguiel]cns, gage in t he Iemporary sse of alcoholic beverages for consumption at the above named IoraUon for the pedad authored ohove, This license does not e .1f We rto_Qo prlvJ{ege, license may be revoked summarily by the Deper-thierit ifr in the opinion of the Dsparbnent and/ar the local lew cnlorcement agaricy, its scary to prctec the srhty, welfare, health, peace and morals of the people of the State, - -

221 (I 2i08) Mare or CaFffom Depment ofAicoholic Beverage Califrol CATERING OR EVENT AUTHORIZATION APPLICATION iNLffiREn Fleuse read £,wtnjcjjgns before cnmptctingforzn.

RECEIPT NIJM8ER

TOTALFE$1tOOpf Sari

SECTION 1 I. LrCENSEE NAMEtflh( WI intharP Mm. t...m) WNTACT PERSON a COJ4TACTPHON Avatar Foods Interuational Inc. DEA Global Gourmet/Cobbs Comedy Troy Higgins 415-676-3471 4. LJCE}JRD PRaMISES ADDRESS MAJLthG ADD (iF FFEEIff 915 Columbus Ave, San Fraocisco, CA 94133-2339 1030 flhiiiRQSSZoo St. SauFrancisco, CA 94107 &EVENTLOCAI1OR Sfl.nu,,,ber.n Nob FuJI MaSDIC Authrodtth 1111 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

I DSCIipnoN OP LOCXI1ON TeL dbt r_I*,. IJntf/diy PSI. st -- Indoor Auditorium

jJNo 14-10-10 1 1. EVEnrHOURS j12 w170P&VrOTHEUEL1C - a 1:3 0P 2:3Opni From To 50 SECTION 2 CATERING EVENT 14 EVE&rTYPE Ii MLIM3ER EVSNFS OATaEDThIStLk fl ConveriIion [JTrade Exhibit Dsoai Gathering 9inversary A11) Event fliciic - [JWedrtig Birthday. - Ccmferencc - -

- QEvantAuthodzed PumijiFto BusThs am Profesons code Sedifon 25500.5 -

Ia cRcnrzATospc4.sORJN-esEIr 17- PERsTNCK;RGEoFi NARAL/Lw4/qftw ___ YYkJI4 It MAIUc-AESS i PHCNSNUMOEROFAIOVEnRSDN 111 Pinesfreet, Suite 1500, SauFrcisco, CA 94111 415-R90-i0201513-827-1359 SECTIONS EVENT ON ADJACENT PROPERTY 20. NLJMSEROF EVENIS ALREADY Hac THIS CAj.EfrM VE'RA7T,5 LOCAflDNLkutof 4 .Tani.p&Ier.ryaDo

I declare utderpena1t of pezjmy that to the bast of my knowledge th ese statements are true and correct. TjE3isMArURE - - PATESIONDO

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-t '-4R<7 2I0 * Cp,9z2-zr_ Mi-4-ti P,E f AIoohoIicdYetagO Control fl FraIiisca St.'s of Caliromie Department alAlcuholic Beverage Control CATERING OR EVENT AUTHORIZATION APPLICATION - LICENSE NIA4SER Please read instuctio,s before completfrzgfornz. c-k? ) 3 - RCzpPDL}4BER

SECTION 1 LICENSeE kAMES) (Ifn In¼r, flrt 1 CONTACTPeRSCN 3 CONTACYPHONENuMBSR

Avatar Foods International Inc. flBA Global GonrmetiCobbs Comedy Tray Higgins 415-676-0471

4 LFcENSD PREMSES ADCE$ E. £1ALJNG AOORESS {PF DiF?EREHT) 915 Columbus Ave San Francisco, CA 94133-23O 1030 Illinois St, San Francisco, CA 94107

a EVENT LATDN (Snel nbin zip t) - - Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium; 1111 California Sweet, San Francisco, CA 94108

7. DSCRCP1fl flFLOCAflDN F.dlnqTDt, own htdk, .stdtnt coLsyiypw*. lo4 -

Indoor Auditorium a avsNrmcKnoNs flfrnTHEcIwUMns EvENrOfl) 1 TQTALNUMSEROP DAVIS) - ply. FIND 4-16-10 1 11 1,, £qeJTOPaWThEPtmLjO l ESATEOATIMOE From 7pm to 11pm ayes FN. J,00C) SECTION 2 CATERING EVENT % VEtrTYE IS wUMacnO1cATERaTyEAp ATThISLAflOtappbcIUbWn.,fl Uconvertion Exbibil flsociai Gathering flMnlvsrsay

flsportrrig Event Upnic flweuoing flBirthday

jJOthcr Concert - IeffBck 9 Event Authorized PtjmiianL lo easiness and Professions Code Seefiot 25QO.5 OWANIZAI1CN SPONSORING EVENT - 1V PeRS fN OfRGEOF EVENT Live Nation MattPñeshoff I & MILD4G AODHESR 19. P)1ON NUMBES O MOVE PERSON

SECTION 3 EVENT ON ADJACENT PROPERTY - 20 NUMBER CcEVTNTSMRE.oy lam ThIS CAcaIDA t1a AT1S

Capt1n king 2- SECT[0N4

I d1ait under onaltv ofoerfurv that to the best ofmyIcaow1ed&these statements are true and correct U9SEESSNA11JRE - DAThCIGNED

SECT19kN 5 V V AUTHORIZATION (For ABC Use Only) pRcrr APRO/ALREOUrRFfl OofllH0SIACXNCtM0GMENT5REOUrREO D6G RWUtED LAW EfWD EITAPPMOVAI. REOLJmfl

DYes. attathed JNo aNedied - lie Ye OISTRPCTAPPROVALOV(N.m.l - ADO ENPtDY tuxa I SIGNED NO OWOti(Q ABC-TIE (12108)

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Dept of AloDliolic Ueyti-ag Coatrol o FrEmSiQ -0

State of Caliromla Dopartijient ofAkoholic Beverage Confrol CATERING OR EVENT AUTHORIZATION APPLICATION lUcISNUMtR Please read instructions before completing form. f? I NABER

(SI 0.00 p dIy) CQ SECTION 1 1. UCS4SE!NM4S)Q(io mc fl2Ifl mInil nfl) 2. CONtACT PflSON t WNtACrP4OWE jtJMAFR Avatar Foods hterimtional Inc. DBA Global Gcurmer/Cobbs Comedy Troy Higgins 415-676-0411 4. L}CesEo PREJSESAODRESS - £ MALEGA0DSS O 915 Columbus Ave. San Francisco CA 94133-2309 1030 flJjnois St. San Francisco, CA 94107

a vr?rwcp.1boN ISt,S mjrth&id ]ti Nob Hill Masonic Auditorium 1111 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108 7. DESCRIPTION OF LOCAI1ON Paig 0', Sca r&rre, cjlIy -. eIzj Indoor Anditoriuth -

flAnnvenaiy ATThLflOW(MaP*e 'oSUcs.) U convs'Mon UTlde Exhibft - Osodat Sathering SportTngEvant 13picnia flwedIr Dnmda other Comedy Show - Conan OBrien fl EventAuuiorized PursUant to Business and Profesatons Code Secion256OO.5 IS. OG flZAIlOkJ SPONSOWHC EVENT - TI PERSON N oF f-fve Nation MattPrieshoff It AJNGAOOSS - IS. FHOfrENUIEROFSOVEPESOIJ I 251 R ts&dTh - laD SECTION 3 EVENT ON ADJACENT PROPERTY

I declare under penalty ofpeijm7 that to the best of my knowledge these statements are true and correct. U EEUA U . 177

ynuran F Jnrt ArfluyL rtuu3fli LAflLM P ,L,aeMAapluwyLtoiMtN L QILAUIMED DWIlAM fltt*JTKtU ]Yes attached atthched fllio os atthched flNa )rsrRIcT APPROVAL OY Nw.e). A0C flPLoVEE - - - - - - I c4ijd7 ABC-216 I2JD8) - / RECVD

7010 * @r- 45Et I-4--L 1

Siite of CaI[forrfla De1mrlmnrt of i'JcohoIIcBvsrage Conirol CATERING OR EVENT AUTHORIZATION APPLICATION ILCSE Please read instructions bcfois comp1etng form. L/ ( WcEwr,uMsex

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SECTION I

Avatar Foods Iñtematiouai Inc. DBA Global Gourmet/Cobbs Comedy I Troy Higgins 1_415-676-0471 4- LICENSED PREMISES ADDRS 5 44L cSS (FPEENT 915 Columbus Ave, San Francisco, CA 94133-2309 1030 Blincis St, San Francisco, CA 94107

E WCACS{nu nm. Nob THE Masonic Auditorium; 1I1 California Street, San Francisco, CA 94108

7 DgSCPP17C4 Off WOAflON pa iobI, Ir,c,bvIr,, &ncthuwMy/ypuTk U Indoor Auditorium

4-23-13 113 From 7P’ To flNo 3000

U conver.Uon flTrade Exhibit - DSodei Galhedng DAnnivsrsaFy ATne LOZffTN(NntapI w SpofflngEvent Bihday fl pc - Ljother Comedy Show - Conan O'Brian flEvent Aultiolzed Pursuant to Business and Professions Code Seciron zsece 5 -

I declam under penalty of peijrny that to tier beat ofmy knowledge these statements are trite and correct

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2010 Masonic Auditorium Events Calendar

Date Event Typo of Event 11712010 INS Rental 1/2812010 INS Rental 1/3012010 Gabriel Iglesias Show 1129s201 D SFUSD Rental 212)2010 Verizon Rental 2)612010 Liza Wong Rental V14/2OlO Cava Wong Rental Z/11112010 Homeland security Rental 3/1212010 Chelsea Handler Show 411012010 NMAL Rental 4/1012010 SFJAZZ Rental 411612010 Je11 Deck Show 4111)2010 SFJAZZ Rental 41151201 Khalil Fong Rental 4122/201 Conan O'Brien show 4)231201 onan O'Brien show 41241201 umtskyCh& Rental 5111201 Golden Gate Univ Rental 5)291201 Star Media Rental 8115,201 Thai Variety show Rental 812712010 Wiliam Sonoma Renal 813012010 A&ademy of art Rental 9/912010 Homeland security Rental 9121/201 Homeland security Rental 10/212010 Barbara Boxer Rental 10/5/2010 SG[-USA Rental 10781201 Van Morrison ahow 4011612010 Heald College Rental 10123/2010 College Fair Rental 10/2312010 Alves Gala Rental 10/2712010 Verlzon Rental JU22=1D Ebbles Rental 10(2712010 Singapore Airlines Rental 11]13,2010 Lisa Lampanelli & Dave Attell Show 1120/2010 F?OM - Debut Fashon Show Rental - 112112010 Lifehouse Show 1126/2010 Dane Cook Show - 112912010 Weozef Show - 1/3012010 Weezer Show 12/31201 United Mists International present, Marcia Barrett of Bone? M Rental 121412010 Margaret Cho Show 12/712010 KFOQ Concert 4 Kids - The Dooble Brothers Show 12 18/2010 UCSF Benefit Concectw! Nell Young Rental 12/10/2010 Star 101.3 Jingle Ball - Goo Goo Dols Show 12111/2010 Dave

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Ms. Christina Oiague President of Planning Commission 41h 1650 Mission Street, Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

RE: Case 02011.0471C for 1111 California, Masonic Temple Conditional Use Application

Dear President Olague,

My name is Annette M. Berger and I reside at 1177 California Street. I submit the following statement based on personal knowledge. I will be out of the country for the 10/27 hearing and authorize a neighbor to read my statement at the meeting. I can testify under oath to the statements I make in this letter. lam writing to you because lam concerned about the misrepresentations in the Conditional Use Permit application with regard to the historical use of the venue.

I have lived next door to the California Masonic Memorial Temple since 1976 and have attended concerts at the Masonic Temple for many years From February 2001 until 2006, I worked as an usher at the Masonic and have firsthand experience with its historical use. During this time I worked at concerts, graduations and exhibitions, I was the head usher in the balcony, part of a special staff who were ticket takers working the gates into the auditorium. was in charge of the balcony and was stationed In the balcony for most of the events.

Most events did not serve alcohol. If there was alcohol service, it was mainly limited to a single bar in the ground floor lobby outside the gates to the auditorium It was rare that there was a bar in the balcony. I have not seen more than two bars. In my experience, alcohol was served before the events started and at intermission only. Alcohol was not served during performances and NO alcohol or food was allowed beyond the gates and inside the auditorium. Bottled water was the only beverage permitted inside the auditorium. This is similar to other venues where I have ushered including Davies Symphony Hall, the Opera House and Herbst Auditorium.

Even with the limited alcohol service, I recall a few occasions when people overindulged and "got sick". This was on the main floor. I would also like to point out a major safety concern. The balcony stairs are incredibly steep and unsafe. I have seen many people slip and fall on them In my time working there. Any increase in use of alcohol at the balcony level will pose a real danger to persons sitting in the balcony area. lam concerned that there is no plan to add banisters to the balcony stairs in the proposed plans.

The food available was usually finger foods, coffee and sandwiches. No cooked foods. This food was available in the ground floor Lobby. The "Snack Bar" that LiveNation is now using for concessions in between the gates and auditorium entrance on the ground floor is in fact a Coat Check and was not used for concessions when I worked there.

During my tenure at the Masonic, ushers worked for 4 hour shifts. I recall that shows ended by 10:30PM and remember only a few shows went past 10:30PM.

As for attendance, there were few sold out shows like a Van Morrison or an occasional SF Jazz performance. Attendance was usually on the "smaller side" for concerts and ethnic performances and some shows some like "Broadway on ice" in December 2004 had very poor attendance due to lack of advertising by the promoters.

The ticket takers in my group counted all tickets and bundled them into bunches of 100. We submitted a final count and the tickets to an employee of the Masonic; however, I am not sure what was done with this attendance information.

Since LiveNation has taken over the operations, my observation is that the shows seem to have become larger in nature and attract a younger demographic. F have been present at several Live Nation performances and alcohol was allowed in the auditorium.

The Department must investigate the information provided by the Masons and make sure that they are correct. It is very important to me that the historical use of the venue is accurately documented in this hearing process.

Thank you for letting me share my personal experiences. Since &s An&Bere 1177 California #723

Cc Mr. Ron Miguel, Commission Vice President Mr. Michael I Antonini, Commissioner Ms. Gwyneth Borden, Commissioner Ms. Kathrin Moore, Commissioner Mr. Hisashi Sugaya, Commissioner Mr. Rodney Fong, Commissioner Mr. Kevin Guy Mr. Scott Sanchez Ms. Linda Avery EXHIBIT F NOB HILL MASONIC AUDITORIUM urnvre* ir r Friday, October 8, 2010

Day of Show Main Stage Today's Weather Forecast: Partly Cloudy- Policies High of 66 and low of 58 These Items are not Doors- 7:00 PM allowed Glass Ticketed Show time- 8:00 PM Cans Alcohol Concessionaire Professions; Cameras Audio/Video 8prn-9:30pm Concessions will be located in equipment the main concourse, former coat Ayers or signs Van Morrison check area, and in the balcony Laser pointers lobby. Alcohol will be sold at Musical Instruments this event in the lobby and in the Sharp or Dangerous balcony lobby BUT IS NOT hems ALLOWED TO BE BROUGHT IN Weapons THE THEATRE. Alcohol will shut down at 8:00 PM (or once Anticipated Attendance- 2,500 the show begins) - No alcohol is to be sold once Van Morrison goes On stage.

Next S Events Production- Event Notes Tour Sound & Lights Oct.16 - Heald College Graduation Oct 22 - Private Corporate Event We have added bike-racks Oct.23 - College Fair Oct.7: Oct.23 - Filipino Concert Load In from Noon-4PM on the East patio for people Oct. 26 & 27 - Private corporate to park and lock their bikes Event Oct.8: 9:30am - Breakfast 10 00a - Production Load-In No Photography or Noon - Lunch Recording of any kind. 5-7pm - Dinner 7pm - Doors 8-9:30pm - Show Security in front of Grace 930-lam - Load-out Cathedral, Gramercy, and Huntington Park at the end No Parking Zone- of the evening. Venue side of the street.

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2006 Total: Live Evening Entertainment Events: Concerts: 10 Concerts Ethnic/Cultural Performances (foreign language) 7 Lectures/Education: 4 Benefit Performance: 3 Amateur Talent: 1 TOTAL: 25

- 2007 Total: Live Evening Entertainment Events: Concerts, 23 Concerts: Ethnic/Cultural Performances (foreign language) 7 Lectures/Education: 2 Benefit Performance: 3 Amateur Talent: 2 TOTAL: 37

2008 Total: Live Evening Entertainment Events: Concerts: 13 Concerts: Ethnic/Cultural Performances (foreign language) 5 Lectures/Education: 6 Benefit Performance: 0 Amateur Talent: 0 TOTAL: 24 Nob Hill Masonic Center Calendar Page 1 of 1

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liLThEHa Emmylou Harris cancels local show in SF

10:15 pm I Categorized is Uncategorizod in Winery

(Official press release:)

SHOW CANCELLED.

EMMYLOU HARRIS with Jimmy Gaudreau 3 Mooridi Klein Nob Hill Masonic Center Saturday, July 26, 2008

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Due to a scheduling conflict, the Ernmylou Harris concert at Nob Hill Masonic Center on Saturday, July 26th, has been cancelled. Refunds are available at point of purchase.

Please Note: The Emmylou Harris concert scheduled for Sunday! July 27th, at The Mountain Wine,y, is still happening. Tickets for the Mountain Winery performance are available now at WWW 111014 nta i nwirlery. corn

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John a says: July 21st. 2008 at 3:53 pm

Does anybody know why the Ernmylou Harris show was cancelled, other than scheduling conflict?

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Sara Evans cancels concert

Posted by Jim Harrington on September 3rd, 2008 at 12:00 am J Categorized as General Tagged as Masonic, Sara Evans

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Country star Sara Evans wont be appearing as scheduled on Thursday, Sept 4, at the Nob Hill Masonic in San Francisco, according to the promoters. The show has been canceled. Refunds at place of purchase.

No reason was given for the scratch Ill had to guess, however, I'd say that ticket sales had something to do with it. But that's just my guess.

If you are bummed about not getting the chance to see Sara (a performer that I quite like), watcFrnng this

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ONTRAVEL k~lr Herbie Hancock Cancels Show at Masonic Center By Oscar Pascual

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SHOW CANCELLED,

UERBIE HANCOflZ Saturday, Sptember2oth. Dooi -s7:ooPM Show ooPM Nob Hill Masonic Center flue to unforeseen rimumstances Herbie Hancock & Live Nation regretfully announce the cancellation of th previously scheduled Harbin }{ancock pertormanca at the Nob Hill Masonic Center on Saturday, September 20,tlt.

Ticket refunds are available at point of purchase.

Hetbie Hancock's performance at the Mountain Winery on September 19th is still on sale. Tickets for the Mountain Wineryshow are available at wwwniotlfltaiMvirlerv corn and wwwlivenflinii.corn.

Live Nation will offer Masonic ticket holders a discount for Herbie Hancock's performance at the Mountain Winery. An e-mail WiLl) additional details on this offer with be sent to ticket holders via Live Nation shortly.

--Oscar Pascual

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Bevn Dufrv(Dsfgov.org , David .Carnposs fizoy org, Sophie. Maxwell sfgovorg, John.Avatessfgov.org , cc: ga.caiviIlo(llsfgovorg, , hoard ofsupervisors(d)sfgov.org

Dear President Chiu and Supervisors,

In the last two weeks, there have been two tragic fatalities involving MUNI making headlines in our City (April 21st and 22nd)

Based on the terribly dangerous conditions I personally observed while riding the MUNI California Cable Car line Car #54 on April 16 1h prior to the Jeff Beck concert al the Masonic Cenler which are documented in detail below, I respectfully urge you to deny the Categorical Exemption and grant a full Environmental Impact Report on the 1111 California Project

On Friday, April 16 1J, after 730PM, F was traveling eastbound on the California Street Cable #54 and found myself stuck on the cable car for 30 minutes due to the-gridocktrafflctausedby conceit aritvp

I had boarded the cable car at Larkin and California Street and once we reached Hyde St., the gridlock became so bad, it brought the cable line to a complete stop.

It took a total of 10 minutes for the cable car to go from Hyde St. to the Masonic Grand Lodge which is only 2 blocks. The gripman actually had to jump off the cable cgaid physically direct the vehicles out of the cable cap lane one by ori This left only a single gdpman and the passengers on the cable car which was very concerning

Once the cable car finally had a clear path, the taxis and visiting cars who did not understand that you cant block the cable car in motion would drive right in front of the moving cable car which created an immediate backup and brought the cable to an emergency stop putting everyone at risk of getting seriously hurt.

Once the cable car finally reached the Masonic Grand Lodge, the trffic became even worse with cars trying to enter the Masonic Grand Lodge Parking Garage and Crocker Garage. All the jaywalking all across California St,. made the situation even more unsafqt Al this time the driver radioed headquarters and asked them to send a supervisor to evaluate if the situation was too unsafe for the cable car to operate His exact words to headquarters were "We need to close this line down, it's too unsafe".

As you can see from my attached photo a Silver SUV is making an illegal turn across the solid center yellowlines into the Crocker Garage and the Honda is completely blocking the cable car route. i witnessed so many illegal U- turns during the gridlock period, that I lost count.

It took a total 19 minutes to go from Hyde St. to Powell and 30 minutes total for the complete ride from Larkin to Drumm. I later observed that the California Cable Car did indeed shut down due to the amount of traffic.

'As is', the combination of gridlock and cable cars that exist today on California Street when there are concerts at the Masonic is recipe for danger... the allowed increases in frequency, capacity, and general admission format ... not to mention the increase in # of bars serving alcohol will only make matters much worse. They will make gridlock and cable car/vehicular conflict a commonplace occurrence on California Street I in every 3 day given the aggressive 300% increase in events the City approved.

Overall, this alarming experience makes me realize that the Planning Department has not adequately evaluated the potential significant impacts of this project. The lack of a full Environmental Impact Report on this Project endangers the health and safety of all San Franciscans.

I respectfully urge you to grant the appeal of the issuance of a Categorical Exemption from environmental review and request the Planning Department to prepare a full Environmental Impact Report, and grant the appeal of the Conditional Use Authorization for liii California Street/California Masonic Memorial Temple.

Please do not let this project further contribute to the growing list of MUNI tragedies in our City.

Very truly yours,

Malt Ferriss

Attention Board of Supervisors, May 1, 20] 0

We are writing this letter to explain some very obvious problems with the events that are taking place at the Masonic Theatre. We have been residents in Nob Hill since 2003. Some recent examples of why the request from Live Nation for increased capacity needs to be reconsidered

During events the approaching streets become very congested and impassable. During a recent Friday, night concert (April 16th) it Look us 25 minutes to drive from Hyde street to the Masonic Temple for parking That is only 2, /2 blocks! This traffic grid lock continued for at least Mother 1 V2 hours All traffic is pushed into one lane because there is no drop off zone and therefore the merging (parking traffic) and drop off traffic for the event are lined up back down to Hyde Street. This back up therefore also affects the right hand lane because normal traffic cannot drive through Nob Hill. The other streets running parallel to California are both I way streets.

During another recent conc4(Conan O'Brien) there was an emergencyat.14i0& SP in the condo building on CaliSnUa next to the Masonic and ffic as at as md din c useyej'hich front of tl* fire p ctinn 4Yio a contjnual ltI herr to try icij move' dawn California a r many nnutesthq were ablF to me U buses 4jding trucks to ense e traffic flow and make room for the fire truclg$o stop in front oQIie building.

In addition to the traffic and pedestrian traffic there are many other indirect issues that are brought with these concerts There is security hired but they are next to ineffective. I watched one evening a security person standing in the intersection of Taylor and California attempting to direct traffic but was next to completely ineffective- He let numerous people stand in the red lights which blocks both directions and even let drivers take left hand turns from Taylor onto California. These are the same security people who are letting full time ticket scalpers solicit tickets to traffic and pedestrian'standing next to them without saying anything

These are just some specific examples but the increase in traffic, graffiti, littering (trash and cigarette buffs) are real problems that are a result of these existing events at Live Nation/Masonic so we can expect it elevated once mere people are permitted to attend and the occurrences increase.

Thanks,

Dean and Karla Harris My name is Laurel heicher. I am speaking on behalf of myself and John Silva. We live one block away from the Masonic Center.

We ask that you do not approve this conditional use permit, citing the recent LiveNairon-sponsored 'Fluffy event on January 30th. The noise ! pollution, and damage were so bad that John registered a complaint with 311, the Planning Commission, and the San Francisco Police Department.

Traffic was gridlocked, especially along Pine and Taylor, with subsequent noise, pollution, and flared tempers among impatient motorists; making already-congested traffic all the more dangerous.

Huntington Park was trashed by drunken attendees, who plastered the lights, benches, and fountains with 'Fluffy" stickersand also left the park littered with empty and broken beer bottles, food containers, cigarette buds, and vomit.

Philip Ellisseiche, gardener with the Park & Recreation Department, spent tour and a half hours cleaning up the mess.

If LiveNation really wants to ensure the safety and cleanliness of our neighborhood, why didn't they start with this event? Instead, they have given us true picture of the noise, pollution, and damage that we can expect if this permit is approved.

Laurel L. HBIthOL

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registered a complaint with 311, the Planning Department and the SEPO about the recent traffic/noise/pollution and damage caused by the people that attended the "Fluffy" event at the Masonic on Jan 30th. Huntington park was a disaster the next morning with Fluffy stickers adhered to the Park's lights, benches and fountaint The park was littered with beer bottles, cigarette butts as Well as other evidence of drunkenness. This will be a common occurrence if the Planning Department allows Live Nation to complete their proposed changes to the Masonic Center.

Thanks for the update.. John EXHIBIT App/fcation for Con dillon ul iso Authorizaiicn (Planning Code § 1a5(e): Continuation of the) liii C&ifnrnla Street, San Francisco, California

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The Project seeks approval for the continuation of existing operations of the California Masonic Memorial Temple (the {asonic") pursuant to Pianitg Code section 185(e).wbioh authoriz the Planning Commission to rant conditional use authorization for continuation of the Masonic's nonconforming use as long a such approval does not include any enlargement, intensification or extension of the use,

On September 9, 2009, the Masonic received notice under Plam3ing Code section 15(t) that it was subject to the tonthnation provisions of subsection 185) because the Type Ibuilding is olderthan5o years and it becamcnon-confom -iing mom then2O years ago. Oi May 4,2010, the Masonic, received conditional use approval that permitted its existing operations as a conditional use under Section 1SI(b), as well as approved modifications to increase the capacity of the auditorium to 3,300 peñoiis and to add eight permanent food and beverage concession areas. The Planning Commission and Board of Supervisors imposed 45 conditions of approval on its approval- However, on April 28, 2011, that conditional use approval WM voided by the San Francisco superior Court in Case Nos. 510495 and 510501 necessitating this application.

This application would involve no physical or operational changes and would allow the Masonic only to ccnthme its existing operations as a commercial assembly and entertainment venue with a total capacity of 4,674 persons (3,282-person capacity Masonic Auditorium an the main floor and mezzanine; 1,392-person capacity Exhibition Rail and California Rooms on the ground Door), as well as the its use during the annual Masons of California convention each autumn. Upon completion of a CEQA docmnent, as ordered by the Superior Court, the Masonic will renew its conditional use application for its proposed modifications

The Masonic's existing operations consist of an average of about 245 total event-days per year distributed by type and time as follows, with a wide variety of attendee figures, up to a maximum of 3,282 attendees maximum:

LiveEntertainmejit 4 47 - 0 51

Meetings/Conferences 27 88

Tradeshows/Bxhjbjts 56 68

Special Events 8 38 Total E V6 6 9J 245 Daythne events are dofined as those which ;nds before 6prn, nighrtirnc asmosc which end aftcr pm, and all-day n those which sañ bofore 6pm aod end ufir Gpm.

2676wTo5551 p. 1 of & Attachment FY 2006 Day NgP( M Dy Total LiVe Entertainment 4 49 0 53 Meetings/Conferences 44 9 36 89 TradeshowsJE,cbibi!s 7 10 15 32 Sia]Events 16 11 10 31 TOTALS 11 79L Si - - 211 WY 2007 Day JaiL I All Day I Total Live Eriler{ar,nent 13 40 0 46 Meetings/Conferences 56 14 39 109 Tradeshows/xhrbjts 10 9 14 33 LS--clal Events 15 TOTA&$ U T2J 621 221

FY 2006

Live Entertainmepl 47 0 52 Meethigs/Conferences 291 211 27 fl ITrado8ncms/Exhibts 61 3 Ia 27 peciavents - 16 13 4 33 tOTALS U - - 49 189 FY 2005 ______Day Eneña?nme at 2 51 0 53 Meetings/Conferences 35 35 1 77 tradeshSEhbiIs 2 3 116 ______Special Event 19 ¶9 _ 108 191 0 .0. Nob Hill Masonic Center H C Entelaim an! and Assembly 2001-2009

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d/2001 Unn SPCA - )Cnshlp Wth M life - A Ce4ebraon 5/18/2001 2 U - Schcc4 or MedicIne 001 tsi,cmen 6/1/2001 6 - School Cf Nursing . 2001 Oozmnmncarnent S30 -5/31, 2001 Wflarns -Sarm Inc. All Assoceles Metn 6/21-6/23-2001 .. Na&onMdlaGroupin Cds Live Your Seat L11' Tour 611 5,2001 pm SF Jazz Crw,abon . 6/11/2001 Sm SF Jazz organlza5nn .- MacRoac Quartet 7/7/2001 op. Sports Fin lnterrtnal Vbstd assa AambtCs axposlio.i ______5,29,2001 ?.45pm Jave Pmduns Chinese Vartety Concert 6/9/ZOO' Sani Pro&o.n Exam Service PIES Exam 6/16/2001 la.. UCSF- School of Deny 12001-COfl'Zfleflc$rfleot 6/9/2001 Oam UCSF - School of Pharniy 2001 Conlrnencetnerlt 6/11/2001 pm Uter&tyofthe Pacffic -. . 2001Coninercernent 6112001 Sam - U.S. Disujot Ooucl, Northern C1tC Naturstaon CeremonIes 602001 7:45am . wrn,Jnc. - The Mnual Vkddwlde Lessons rteade?hip Swies- 7/i0/2o0i m U.S Dfrict Court Nwthern DIsb1 NaWraaIIon Ceremonies ______fl31!2001 - 9am U.S. DislAct tocrk r4o,them Disirist NaWn1aationCeremons C 0 C., Nob htN Masonic Center Ertedanment and MsernbEvenIs 200 1-Z00

______7/16,2001 7am 1*In ydMeiUie&gbgi5ts MeSlt1eSJoIiSt Em 7/29/2001 2i, Tarn Centsr BenmIn Creme Event 7/28/2001 8pm Center th go Produo&ns 7/14/2OC1 6pm. Ceebrty Etilertalnn,ent. lie. Cedric1 The Enlertainer 7Ifl20411 11am TheDiscloswepm ThethsdbsumFm 1/14J2001 em Prossbnai Emino Sen4oe Phwiay Tech Ce,lific4cn Sam 8)18/2001 am US. DisfrctCouri N0,ThemDlstrlct NaturIkn Cerorrnles 1128/2002 Show $ervia Inc. - Bavarian Program - - 8/18/2001 Up"oio Carmerdk.aJDu¼oga Los qirkas Con 1011-10/4-2001 BMWof NccTh Amerk. LLC ntemaon FiJ Assoc. Corikcence 9,28-10/4-2bb1 McColl & Associatss -. !FACocress se&,g Reon 10/17/2001 Sam Sharp Events StiarpMoipheus 10/11/2004 1pm Dernccjug Isln Solar Power1nIaUv with RaI Nadar 12/12/2001 12pm - E ProdUcIoflz reesle & LantLisaluclia loIn/2001 Born Heard Coirege. Hea1Qg Commencement 10)2012D01 1pm High F" MarkallnR Group Mind AUacUon 10/2712001 7pm Moscow Jewish Choir Mosww Jewish Choir Conceit 10t2412001 12pm OF Jazz Orflnhstiai, John Cdtaji&s75thMnlersary Call 10/1312301 1130pm Sen Fran Churth of Cñst Campus Feae Summlt'CIingin to Hope' SFJaOrnion San FmnthJea FeslvaI 11/a,2001 gam - Ut Eleftict DJsWot NaturaRraVon Ceremonies 11)20.2001 9am US.DictCcwtNoW1ern 0fl1ct Naturalo0 Cwnorile 11/10/2001 6p. Voice Magic Produons Met Rivn Show 11)3J21 am UFEnisdainmertInc. 1211/2001 lOw,, - CEtrnia Culinary Academy CaNrna CuIry Academy Commencement 12/8/2001 I Federal Excess HyPany IZ/1/2001 1pm The Fhion lriUtute of Don and .rthwidisirg rho FaO 20f Fashion Show - 1Z/7/2001 A_ Phsyhlc Gary 12/92001 (FOG - Stoie Nicks 8pm BmGrahamPreaen!s IDS veKozFoIlday.Conrt 12/2-12,S2001 Salon Technogy Inc. Hair &S and CLIthPg Evoni 12)412001 - Oan, - US. DFilct Court No'twm Dlsht. t4aELxaan Careffioies 12/184001 Sam US, sbtt Court No,theoj DIstrict NstumJstion Ceremohies 2/W200l - loam Sr MuIU Media - - AsIa Ssgun and Bubble Gang in Concert JARQ

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8/612002 laOpm TaraCenter - - nCremervnt - 7/2,2002- - lpcn-lam Fat EatemUnIversJtyMedi School AssOciaS WelmeDhnerDance I 7/I w2D02 - 1i I-leaid CoUlaqa Heald CoHege Commencement ______9am. A8S)C8N ntamaUon - dMieaJuch W31/2 Noon . Mcet MaRmsca Morajes & sererTaI1 0a 9/2 0 6arn-Gpm Walls Fargo U?FaoEmee Masan, C Mierkan Ciege Testing MOAT Teatr 8/9/2002 Sam añCgeTesth,o MPREEXNI. 8/.2002 9am - U.S. QIsCot4Northbm DSth NatumiaUon Ceremonies 9am Ua District Cot4 Nthem District Wa}uruflzar Ca'monIes 911412002. 7:30pm China Press Chin9 Press Canoed 9fl3-9f15t20 '9nle Expocns. Inc. nth Chthir E4i0 9/2112002 730am American Cdiege Testing FSWE Exam #24(2002 6Tsm - Cwr Mas 91151-9/17-2002 BaIi,-am LIE Enflnent Inc Ojun-Ralir, SharTn 9/5)2002 9am - US Okhld Coort Noithern Dlstrtt - NaILU.JlxaUon QerernonFs 9/17/2002 9m . DU Court. Northern District Net Wor C'reAoniea i-W21=02 Barn Mosaic Event Mamag.rnent Bjs GrAipWIe Et* 1tO/2O2 ______Omega k4e Con(nencas - James Van Praa - 102612002 8:3DDI SEJaOron Wayne Shorter 10/25,2002 8pm F J. Qiaaxa*1 - Caathnc Wino 10,27,2002 on-MIdn1ht 8ff§2D Jw O*,rzadon - Jones arid Tyner i0,2a,2992 Farwtco Pirtnriances John WUIan*GuarUst 10/3/2002 7:30pm The RS Shatikar FOtmdabon Ravi Shankar and Niousbka iO/222002 Sam US. D}stldcourt Northern DthId r4arumraaon Ceremonies 10119-10120,2002 West Park Produons UDMA Costume Preview Show 10/1912002 8m Cdfon,CuIhiary Acaideny CalIfornia Culinary Academy Commencement 10/18/2002 lonj Head CoISj HeaIdCoUeCommencament 11/2012002 8pm Nmthkne,nInvesnan&Dynamte JohnWtherspoop/AmezJ.Ccmedytour 11)112002 7pm CAinsaMeMfQraISbdie$ - DeekChopia 11/16)2002 - JarTl- ashon InstIo(Desn - F1DM Fashion Show 11/25)2002 T Saidra Sante Flunks Sock! Micro$aftprOdUttLatjnch"s 1113-11/4-2002 ______Salon rnchn&1, Hair and Cuthng Event I j)2i2002 Ncon-%Udrcht SF Jan OisSaon .3$vai and Hom___ - 0 0 Ca '0 Pa ye 5 026 Nob HiJrMasonic Center Enteitainrnant and Assembly Events 2001-2009

ry 1 ii9ir' Midnight SF Jan Ornafion - - Bobby Mceffln 11/872002 Nobii-Mid&ght SPJazz CTnadcfl Melia HaQgerd I 1/&002 gam U.& District Court Northern 0ISUCI NaturaIkaon ceriiii 1111912002 92M U.S. Djsthd Cou,Northetn Distilct Jon Ceremonies 111712002 Sam Jeff Cotton Training ProyrarTls Crisis DeEsiSn I1/W002 Barn Anricaji u ema iesnAp MPFZE 12)5t2002 - 6pm The FaFrmont 6ri Frisco Business Weak D inner 121/2Q2. 8pm OIU GIhan1 Presents Dave Ko! 1218,2002 5pm Masstsno~s Millennium Pharma0eutie, Employee Dinner / Dance 12)3/2002 Ram 'U.S District Court Norman, Dls&tt Naturaiatian Cer2moSs 1211 7/2002 9am U.S. D istrict Court, Noithem %trid Natumiation Ceren,onies 11/3072003 1 7am - Charles ScI%tb Coporate Meeting 11214)2212003 PInnacle Pr"ca Coldw,il Banker sBjeii - 6pm 1/16/200 Heald CoUes . HealdLoDa Commencement 1R/Z003 a. is. DshictCour Northern Dislflct Naturaaljon Ceremdniea 1123/20C3 Barn U.& Olstjlct Coon, N,emoit bistrIct - Jaira PfrSorj CerernonieG ______TM-ROW - gum J1 Cotton Training Pmgrams Heaiin Ccmmunion

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' 3/12)2006 SprTI JS Cartiins Music and Mello Productions, Inc. - !-i]ipino concert Sarah Geronimo. Mark BauUstaq Rej &19=6 I m MCK, Testn9 '19(2006 ___ SW USAS Entertainment Donaidcheung concert 8/2232006 am U.S. Disbict Court Northern DSbict Natwaazauon Ceremonsie E/iQ/2005 12pm dm CT" 8t21t2006 raAnnne TawersCondominrumAssoaUcn Board Meeng 9152006 am - U.S. Dict Court Northern Ok&ict Naturaauon Caremonies 952632006 US Obijict Cou'l, t4oTteTh Dieln= I4 atwa)atl on Ceremonies /8.9/1&2006 Healing Journeys CancerM AThmlng Point /14-9/13,2006 One GirlAgerof lheGathedng 114/2006 8.?1 SFJa LIstenIn pazt' with Zaldr HLjsoain /-15-9/1712006 - ’nqe Erposions, Inc. Vinthg, Clothing Bqo ______9110120b6 7:30pm GhnaaetSan Mission Chinese Chrisuan Mrssion Musjcal C..-ft 11912006 Barn Chart" Sdiwb Char1 Schwab Meinq 2006 9,23-9,24,2005 9am JT & Caolpany The Ware hoat Sare 6/23/2006 F JafrOrqnlUo Planet Dwn, )29-1D,2C008 SebaSthn1ne - WeaSeasan Fubara Vision Thur 9/18,2006 7pm aawtty towert CndaVMnASSQdaIIQn Bcard Mee 105,2008 gem us. Iistict Court Northern t)JsIsic NaturalizaUnn Ceremonies 10124/2006 Barn - is. IDiglotCourt Nozthem Oistrk* NabjraJtbn Ceremonies 10(1512U06 __ Wnrid EthnIcNt & E1nsvM. 1ureI,q C4.1, conceit - - 10110(2006 7m Gnunnonerow To*ws Corldcrn!niwm Association Board Mee*ig - 101192008 Tam Slo Pop ow SF Pop show 1W20P2008 aQm SF,ian tankaoc Leader (MMe Reception i0/242006 SQm Nsvno WeddZno Receptiai Navar,, Weddlri9 Re2eFtI1 10,22/2006 9am NTmV - Fetun Gong confsfence loamools Ap, Mohny InslfMe of n)anIaoneI Sltdlris Grad uonw fair 1W26120C 9m Gtrts Ntht Out 10.26,2006 1 -xi -. Natlonai AEso cCoUego Mnissn Couneeing 2006 Perrnilng Ms Fair 11/4-1115/2006 8:3Oanl M1edn Coe Tesdng MPRE Exam - ______6pm SF4312 O!W(Zatio Pica Cu(trtne ______Visa USA VISAPY 07 l 0ck Off Meeting lflhljll/2006 ______CaIIkr,*PodiafricMe4icarAasocacn 3/1it21X - Mother Planet Eflnrnent ______ison auss & Urln Skalioi 0 KIP The Fipo Gmup LwSthoclAdrTscIon5 Coynoji C Ca a 4 paQoor2a 0- - - - Nob Hill Masonic Center - Entertainment and Assembly Events - - 2001-2009

______rr.zct !r 4 A l.wa ,was1 - - - 6pm M,erlap Call MeTesrc ASE Exam,. I1/14Q: ; gem US. Dbfri ioutNcnDistr¼tms- NaturaIafion Care nnles - I 1/2S, 9am U.S. Dth Court. Woifliem Dlstdct Nathrataon Cerernon!es 11/24,2006 - fMy House, in - - Syka Browne 11a20/20c6 l.ti Gr.mr,w T.ver Cor.dom,lum Msodauon Board Meeting i1/29i2OC San, Cocrulers and Stucjres Jna: Ferformazice Based Design 1212/2006 ______Foote Code & Belding - Lecture - 121a2006 3m AconL*fina - EnjerthoDeICantoPcpiix 1211112006 rn Grummer Towers CondomkuumAssooiauon BoardIkflg 72-11420mm am US, QU1ct CourtNorthwmflshid NattjmIIn6bj, Cèrsmanjes 12115/2006 rn SW Orrauji p(e,ehth - Miohae Prst Cocad 1016-12/1712000 Yam JT & Cc,wiw The Warehouse Sale l2IlTrzoo6: - 7pm - 8-Sino Inyest,ient ftc Musit - 116)2O0Y lam Blue Shieldo! CU(ornig Total WeJI eir Event usd2007 gem U b*kt Cou!tNorthen, Dfrct Narafon breSnles 1t2tZ007 gem U.S. DU1d Cwt Northeni OusIrlat Naturalon Cerenes IIIWZOQI - pm GrenimercyTowers C,dQMflEuffiAssoSUQn Enard Meeting ltZ$/2008 7pm Gjwrnrnalcy Towe' Condcmtniun, sodaon Board Mep 214-2/6.2007 ______One M Agercy . The Gctherin 2/6(2007 am US DTsbt* Cowt p1ortharn Dlsb1 Nra1aaor Cer*noojn am - iThthot Court Northern DiGiot NaturaMZation Ceremonies 2115/2001 5pm nteoionaI lntenor Desn Associaon lntarnacnal interior Desn Assaflon Awards Show 2'24120117 a UnIvezsi, Writer Conmaomeii Crethon 3j4/4fla7 gem The War.hse Sa 319/2007 m______Live Nan, Videc ,itt We &1O-3t1112001 arTt flencan CcegeTeag MPRE EXAM 3/10/2007 rn Suadd Orga,lt Etta James

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1994 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I I Day/Wk I DATE Start Tin-ic I Performer I Into Source

SEVA FOUNDATION CONCERT, DAVID CROSBY, GRAHAM NASH, Chronicle public service 1 Sun. 2113/1994 7:30 P.M. BOB WEIR, PAUL KANTNER & OTHERS announcement Chronicle Advertkernerit 2 Wed, 2)23/1994 8:00 P.M. JOHN BAYLESS, Classical Piano Chronicle public service 3 Sat. 4/9/1994 8:00 P.M. S.F. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement Chronicle public service 4 Sat. 10/29/1994 8:30 P. M. BETTY CARTER, ABBEY LINCOLN, JACK DeJOHNETIE GERI ALLEN SF JAZZ announcement Chronicle Advertisement 5 Sat. 11/12/1994 8:00 P.M. DINETTE COLEMAN SF JAZZ Chronicle Advertisement 6 Sun 11/13/1994 800 P.M. BRANFORD MARSALIS QUARTET, SONNY SIMMONS TRIO SF JAZZ

Chronicle public service 7 Fri. 11/1811994 8:00 P.M. SAN FRANCISCO CHORALE SOCIETY announcement Chronicle public service 8 Sat. 1 12/30/1994 1 8:00 P.M. KENNY G announcement

The event dates and artists are as listed in 1994 issues of the Sunday Examiner & Chronicle Datebook'section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found. Created 10/8/2011

1995 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS Day/Wk I DATE I Start Time I Performer Info Source

Chronicle public service 2/4/1995 7:30 P.M. MISS CHINATOWN PAGEANT 1 Sat. announcement Chronicle public service 8:00 THE RIGHTEOUS BROTHERS 2 Sat. 3/25/1995 announcement Chronicle public servJce SF JAZZ JOE HENDERSON and HERBIE HANCOCK 3 Sat. 6/1011995 8:00 P.V. announcement S.F. GAY MEN'S CHORUS with FLORENCE HENDERSON F avorite Chronicle public service Fri, 8:00PM. 4 7/0/1995 Hits From The Sixties" announcement Chronicle public servIce 8:00 P.M. RAVI SHANKAR with ZAKIR HUSSAIN Fri. 10/6/1995 announcement Cni-oncle public service SF JAZZ MODERN JAZZ QUARTET 6 Fri. 10/13/1995 8:00 P.M. announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ KEITH JARRED, JACK UeJORNErFE & GARY PEACOCK 7 Sat. 10/14/1995 800 P.M. announcement ARMANDO PERAZA, AL McKIBBOJN, EMtL RICHARDS, ORESTES Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 8 Fri 10/20/1995 830 P.M. VILATO & FRANCISCO AGUABELLA announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ HAMPTON & THE JAZZF'IASTERS ORCHESTRA featuring PHIL announcement 9 Sat 10/2111995 830 P.M. WOODS, JIMMY HEATH, CHARLES McPHERSON & JAMES MOODY

Chronicle public service SF JAZZ WAYNE SHORTER SEXTET and CHRISTIAN McBRIDE QUARTET 10 Fri. 10/27/1995 730 P M. announcement Chronicle public service NATALIE COLE 11 Sun. 12/3/1995 8:00 P.M. announcement Chronicle public service 12/16/1995 8:00 PM S.F. GAY MEN'S CHORUS 'Angels Songs of the Seraphim" 12 Sat, announcement I

The dates and artists are as listed in 1995 issues of the SF Chronicle "DATEBOOK section Revised 10/12/2011

1996 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I# F Day/Wk I DATE Start Time] Performer I Info Source

Chronicle Advertisement 1 Sat. 1/6/1996 6:00 P.M. GEORGE WINSTON, Solo Piano concert Chronicle public service 2 Sat. 1/27/1996 8:00 P. M. GLADYS KNIGHT, In Concert and Conversation Terry Gross of NPR announcement Chronicle public service 3 Sat. 2/24/1996 7:30 P.M. MISS CHINATOWN PAGEANT announcement Chronicle public service 4 Sun, 3/17/1996 8:00 P.M ENRICO MAClAS, Flamenco Guitar and Vocals announcement Chronicle public service Sun. 5/5/1996 7:00 P.M. YEHUDIT RAVIT?, Female Israeli Folk Singer announcement PERCUSSION MAETROS OF NORTH AND SOUTH INDIA Featuring Chronicle public service 6 Sun. 5/19/1996 7:30 P.M. Ustad Allarkha, Zakir Hussain and Pbaroah Sanders announcement Chronicle Advertisement 7 Fri. 6/28/1996 8:00 P.M. PAUL Of BLASJO, Piano Concert Chronicle public service 8 Men, 9/30/1996 8:30 P.M EVGENY KISSIN, Classical Piano concert announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 9 Wed. 10/23/1996 8:00 P.M. SONNY ROLLINS announcement Chronicle public service 10 Thu 10/24/1996 8:00 P.M. GEORGE SHEARING QUINTET and DIANA KRALLTRIO SF JAZZ announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ LEGACY OP FATS WALLER with Dr. Billy Taylor, Dick Hyman, Ralph 11 Fri 10/25/1996 6:30 P.M announcement Sutton, Jay McShann, Al Casey, Doc Cheatham & Mike Lipinski

Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 12 Sat 10/2611996 8:30 PM. DAVID SANBORN GROUP announcement Chronicle pubIlcervlce 13 wed. 7:30 P, M. SHAOLIN TEMPLE MONKS MARTIAL ARTS DEMONSTRATION 10/30/1996 announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 14 Sat 11/2/1996 6:30 P.M. PACO DE LUCIA, AL DIMEOLA & JOHN McLAUGHLIN announcement Chronicle Advertisement SF JAZZ 15 Wed. 12/0/1996 8:00 P.M. CONCERT Featuring THE SONGS OF JOHNNY MERCER Chronicle public service 16 Sat- 12/14/1996 8:00 P.M. S.F. GAY MEN'S CHORUS With S.F. Boys Chorus announcement

The event dates and artists are as licted in 1996 issues of the SF Chronicle DATEBOOK section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be round.

1997 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I If I Day/Wk DATE Start Time I Performer I Info Source

chronicle public service 1 Sun. 2/2/1997 7:00 P.M. LINCOLN CTR JAZZ ORCHESTRA w/WYNTCN MARSALIS announcement Chronicle public service 2 Sat. 2/15/1997 7:30 p M. MISS CHINATOWN CONTEST announcement Chronicle public service 3 Fr. 3/21/1997 8:00 P.M. "REMEMBERING BUD POWELL ./CHICK COREA & FRIENDS announcement Chronicle public service I Sat. 3/29/1997 8:00 P.M. DAVID HELEGOFf (Piano) announcement Chronicle public service Sat. 4/12/1997 8:00 P.M. EBONY FASHION SHOW announcement Chronicle public service 6 SaL, 1/19/1997 8:00 PM. S.F GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement Chronicle public service 7 Sat. 4/25/1997 8:00 P.M. GEORGE WINSTON (Piano) announcement Chronicle public service 8 Thurs. 5/22/1997 8:00 P M. ACHINOAN NINI (Israeli Singer) announcement Chronicle public service Fri 5/27/1977 8:00 P.M. CAETANO VELOSO & GROUP 9 announcement Chronicle public service 10 Sat- 7/12/1997 8:00 P.M. S.F. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement Chronicle public service 11 Fri. 8/29/1997 8:00 P.M. DAVID HELFGOTT (Piano) announcement Chronicle public service Sun. 8/31/1997 8:00 P.M. GILBERTO GIL 12 announcement Chronicle public service 8:00 P.M. DJAVN (Brazilian Jazz) 13 Sat. 91 announcement Chronicle public sen/ice 9/26/1997 8:00 P.M. HARRY BELAFONTE 14 Fri. announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 10/22/1997 8:00 P.M. NANCY WILSON & JOE WILLIAMS 15 Wed. announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ Fri, 10/24/1997 8:00 P.M. CASSANDRA WILSON & CHARLIE HUNTER GROUP 16 announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 10/26/1997 8:00 P.M. ELVIN JONES, ROY HAYNES GROUP 17 Sun. announcement MUSIC FESTIVAL OF INDIA: VILAYAT KHAN, SHUJAAT KHAN & Chronicle Advertisement 18 Fri 11/7/1997 8:00 P.M. ZAKIR HUSSEIN Chronicle public service 19 Sat. 11129/1997 8:00 P.M. GEORGE CARLIN (Comedian) announcement Chronicle public service Fri. 12/5/1997 800 PM. TONY BENNETT - CYO BENEFIT 20 announcement

The event dates and artists are as listed in 1997 issues of the Sunday Examiner & Chronicle Datebook section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found. 1998 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I# I Day/Wk I DATE Start Time I Performer I Info Source

chronicle public service 1 Sat. 3/14/1998 8:00 P.M. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement Chronicle, public service 2 Sat, 3/28/1999 8:00 P.M. EUA JAMES SF JAZZ announcement Chronicle public service 3 Sun. 3/29/1998 7:00 P.M. MEDESKI, MARTIN & WOOD SF JAZZ announcement chronicle public service 4 Sat. 4/2S/198 7:00 P.M. BUDDHIST MUSIC CHORUS announcement Chronicle public service S Fri. 5/111998 800 P.M. STEVEN WRIGHT announcement Chronicle public servIce 6 Fri. 6/26/1998 8:00 P.M. JOAO GILBERTO Chronicle public service 7 Sat, 7/11/1998 8:00 P.M. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement "MUSIC WITHOUT BORDERS": PANDIT SWAPAN CHAUDHRY & Chronicle public service 8 Sat. 7/25/1998 8:00 P.M. VIKKU VINAYAKRAM announcement Chronicle public service 9 Sat, 10/24/1998 8:00 P.M. JAMES BROWN announcement Chronicle public service 10 Thurs, 10/29/1998 8:00 P.M. AL JARREAU SF JAZZ announcement MINGUS BIG BAND; CHARLES McPHERSON QUARTETw/JIMMY Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 11 Fri. 10/30/1998 8:00 P.M. KNEPPER; MINGUS ANIUNGUS announcement Chronicle public service 12 Sat. 10/31/1998 800 P.M. DIANA )KRALL SF JAZZ announcement Cbronrcle public service 13 Sun. 11/1/1998 7:30 PM JOSHUA REDMAN SF JAZZ announcement Chronicle Advertisement 14 Thurs. 11/5/1998 8:00 P.M. SPHERE; ELLIS MARSALIS QUARTET; GERT ALLEN GROUP SF JAZZ

Chronicle Advertisement 15 Fri, 11/6/1998 8:00 P.M. ROSEMARY CLOONEY; KEVINMAHOGANY SF JAZZ

Chronicle Advertisement SF JAZZ 16 Sun. 1 176/ 1 996 7:30 P.M. MILT JACKSON; BOBBY HUTCHERSON QUARTET; STEFON HARRIS

Chronicle public service 17 Sat. 12/12/1998 8:00 P.M. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announrement

The event dates and artists are as listed in 1996 issues of the Sunday Examiner & Chronicle Datebook section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found. 1999 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS Day/Wk I DATE I Start Time! performer

- Thum. 1/21/1999 8:00 P.M. VAN MORRISON Chronicle Advertisement 1 Fri. 1/22/1999 8:00 P M. VAN MORRISON Chronicle Advertisement 2 Sat. 1/23/1999 8:00 P M. VAN MORRISON Chronicle Advertisement 3 Sun. 2/28/1999 7:00 P.M. KEITH JARRETT, GARY PEACOCK JACK DEJUHNEITE Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 4 announcement Sat. 3/13/1999 8:00PM. SUNNY ROLLINS Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 5 announcement Wed. 3117/1999 8:00 P.M LINCOLN CENTER JAZZ ORCHESTRA w/WNTON NIARSALIS Chronicle public service 6 announcement Sat. 3/21/1999 8:00 P.M POLITICALLY INCORRECT w/ BILL MAHER Chronicle Advertisement 7 Sat. 5/8/1999 8:00 P.M CASSANDRA WILSON Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 8 announcement Sat 9/10/1999 8:00 P.M. GILBERTO GIL Chronicle public service 9 announcement 10 Wed. 10/20/1999 8:00 P.M CHARLIE HAYDEN QUARTET WEST w/BTLL HENDERSON & STRINGS; Chronicle public service SF JAZZ - SHIRLEY HORN TRIO announcement 11 Thurs. 10/21/1999 8:00 P.M. CHICK COREA & ORIGIN w/BOBBY HUTCFIERSON; Chronicle public service SE JAZZ - ______GONZALO RUBALCABA TRIO announcement 12 Fri. 10/2211999 800 P.M. GERALD WILSON ORCHESTRA, LOUIE BELLSON BIG SAND Chronicle public service SF JAZZ w/QUEENESTHER MARROW; JON FADDIS & announcement OAKLAND INTERFAITH GOSPEL CHOIR 13 Sat. 10/30/1999 8:00 P.M. ELlA JAMES; JOE LOUIS WALKER & THE BOSS TALKERS Chronicle Advertisement SF JAZZ

- Sat. 12/11/1999 8:00 P.M. MISTLETOE MADNESS Chronicle Advertisement 14

The event dates and artists are as iisted in 1999 issues of the Sunday Examiner & Chronicle Datebook section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found. - S F Weekly public service 1 Fri. 2/18/2000 8:00 P.M. GEORGE )ONES annDuncemen S F Weekly public service SF JAZZ 2 Sat; 3/18(2000 8:00 P.M. WAYNE SHORTER anhbuncernent S F Weekly public service 3 Sun. 3/25/2000 7:30 PM. ATHENS SYMPHONY announcement S F Weekly public service 4 Sat. 4/1/2000 700 P M. PAT METHENEY TRIO &inouncemerit S F Weekly public service 5 Fri. 4/29/2000 8:00 P.M. GAY MEN'S CHORUS announcement S F Weekly public service SF JAZZ 6 FrI. 9/29/2000 8:DP.M. ANGELA BOFILL, STEPHEN BISHOP, KEVIN LETTAU announcement ABBEY LINCOLN 70th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION wIABBEY SF Weekly public service SF JAZZ 7 Wed. 10/25f2000 8:00 P.M. LINCOLN, JIMMY SCOTT, and Special Guest HANK CRAWFORD announcement 8 Fri. 10/27/2000 8:00 P.M. LIVING LEGENDS. SOULFUL VOICES" /LUIJ PAWLS sEUA SF Weekly public service SF JAZZ JAMES announcement 9 Thur. 11/2/2000 8:00 ThM. SALUTE to EDDIE MARSHALL w/EDDIE MARSHALL & HOLY SF Weekly public service SF JAZZ MISCHIEF, BOBBY McFERRIN, BOBBY HUTCHERSON, FREDDIE announcement HUBBARD, & FOURTH WAY REUNION 10 Fri. 11/17/2000 8:00 PM S.F. CHORAL SOCIETY- VERDI'S REQUIEM SF Weekly public service announcement ii St 11118/2000 8 00 P NI S F CHORAL SOCIETY - VERDI S REQUIEM SF Weekly public service announcement

The dates and artists are as listed in 2000 issues of the S F Weekly !Music Listings and I Concerts" sections as public service announcements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found.

Revised 10/14/2011

2001 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I# I Day/Wk DATE I Start TTme j Performer I Info Source

Chronicle public service 2/9/2001 8:30 P.M. NATALIE COLT Fri. announcement !!NICHOLAS PAYTON ARMSTRONG CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION" Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 2 Fri, 2/16/2001 8:00 P.M. ./RANDY SANDKES ARMSTRONG ALL-STARS announcement

' DOUBLE TAKE: MUSIC OF FREDDIE HUBBARD & WOODY SHAW' Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 3 Sun 2/18/2001 7:00 PM, whERRY BLANCHARD announcement Chronicle public service Sat. 3/3/2001 8:00 PM PAOLO CONTE 4 announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 5 Sun. 314/2001 7:00 P.M " TRIBUTE TO ELLA & SARAH DIANE REEVES & JANE MONHEIT announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ 7:00 PM. JOSHUA REDMAN 6 Sun. 4/1/2001 announcement Chronicle Advertisement 7 Sat. 4/14/2001 7:30 P.M. GLOBAL MUSIC FESTIVAL - Earthquake Relief for India Chronicle Advertisement 6 Sun 4/29/2001 P.M. ISRAEL on STAGE - SHALOM HANOCH Chronicle Add 6/10 / SF SF JAZZ 9 Sat. 6/16/2001 WAYNE SHORTER Wkly 6/13-19 Listing

Chronicle Advertisement SF JAZZ 10 Sun. 6/17/2001 E7:OOP.M. MAX ROACH Chronicle public service Salute to CAL TJEDER 11 Sat. 9/15/2001 announcement Chronicle public service SE JAZZ W'YNTON MARSALIS 12 Fri 9/21/2001 announcement Chronicle public service 13 Sun. 9/23/2001 :. AARON KWOK announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ JOHN COLTRANE Celebration 14 Wed. 10/2412001 8:00 P.M. announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ DAVE BRUBECK 15 Fri. 11/2/2001 8:00 P.M. announcement Chronicle public service SF JAZZ DAVE BRUBECK £6 Sat. 1113/2001 8:00 P.M. announcement Chronicle Advertisement SF JAZZ 17 Sat. 11/17/2001 8:00 PM. ETTA JAMES (Re-scheduled from 10/26) Chronicle Advertisement 18 Sun 12/9/2001 7:30 P.M.

The dates and artists are as listed in 2001 issues of the Sunday Chronicle 'DATEBOOK" section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found.

2002 MASONIC AUDITORIUM LIVE EVENING ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS I I Day/Wk DATE I Start Time I Performer I Info Source

I Mon 2/12/2002 8:00 P.M. THE VAGINA CHRONICLES - Special Benefit Performance Chronicle Advertisement

2 Sat. 3/23/2002 8:00 P.M. CASSANDRA WILSON chronicle public service SF JAZZ announcement 3 Fri, 4/5/2002 8:00 P.M. OMARA PORTUONDO Chronicle public service SF JAZZ announcement 4 Sat. 4/1.3/2002 8:00 PM, SONNY ROLLINS Chronicle public service SF JAZZ announcement Chronicle public service 5 Sun 4/21/2002 6:30 P M. - PATCH ADAMS, M 0 Living a Lire of Joy' announcement 6 Tue. 4/23/2002 8:00 P.M BARRAGE - Musical (fiddle) Group Chronicle public service announcement Chronicle public service 7 Thurs. 51912002 8:00 P. M. DIANA

The dates and ãrtisth are as listed in 2001 issues of the Sunday Chronicle DATE800K section as public service announcements or advertisements. No other Live Evening Entertainment Event listings could be found. EXHIBIT L Omail - BilKing Concert Page 1 of 2

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Dear Mr. Guy, On September 26, I was fortunate enough to have tickets to see two musical legends Buddy Guy and BB King at the Masonic Auditorium. It had always been on my "bucket list" to see Mr. King perform. Overall it was a good show with people seated inthe fixed seating enjoying the music. However, I was surprised that you could bring alcoholic drinks to your seats. I realized this as most of the people around me had cocktails in their bands during the show and, unfortunately, one fan was over served and made a spectacle of himself during the performance being escorted out of the theater by guards. The obvious and excessive consumption of alcohol is most definitely a new experience in the venue which seems to have been instituted since Live Nation has taken over the operations of the premises. That was definitely not a historical use. In the past, only bottled water was permitted inside the auditorium. During the show there was a concerning violation of the most basic fire and safety rules and that! would like to bring to your attention. After the opening act ended, and when crew had to remove all of Buddy Guy's equipment from the stage to make room for BB King's equipment, the event staff: I-CARRIED the equipment down from the stage directly in front of one of the auditorium aisles 2-WHEELED the equipment straight up that aisle 3-WHEELED the equipment DIRECTLY THROUGH THE EXIT MARKED "HANDICAPPED EXIT' This is just another example that the venue was never designed with its main function as a concert venue and was originally designed as a Private lodge for the Masons ritual. During this period of approximately 20-30 minutes, it was unsafe to be in the way of this heavy equipment being pushed up the spectator aisle in the middle of an audience. Further the blocked aisle could have been a danger if there had been a fire or medical emergency as access/exit would have been impaired. Additionally during the period where both the first and second act performers were physically present, noticed TWO performer buses parked outside of which ONLY ONE seemed to have

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ieQtflcal-power. The other was using gas generators creating both noise andfumes. My concert experience is another example of why neighbors/concertgoers like myself are concerned with the current operation of the Masonic Temple as a concert venue and insist that the Commission and Department impose strict conditions of use that must be implemented to maintain accurate past historical use for the venue to ensure the safety of the audience and the neighborhood alike. If this is not done, it would be an intensification and illegal. Thank you for listening to my concerns. Sincerely yours, Pedro Mascara

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https://mai ].google.com/mail/?ui=2&ik=Ol232c2887&viewpt&qpedro&qs=true&scarc .. 10/19/2011 EXHIBIT M STATEMENT OF CONDITIONS Exhibit M. Appended to the Application at "Exhibit C" was the Project Sponsor's proposed conditions of approval that purport to represent, or to be supported by, the historical use of CMMT.

NHA has demonstrated with evidence that the Project Sponsor's "Exhibit C" is both inaccurate and flawed in its representation of historical use. Therefore, NFIA has presented to the Commission proposed alternative conditions of approval that are more accurately aligned with historic use to be used in conjunction with "Exhibit C".

MAXIMUM OCCUPANCY AND EVENTS CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) There shall be no increase in the current seating capacity (3,282) of the auditorium and no seats shall be removed. General Admission concerts are not permitted. (Added to reflect historical use.) There shall be NO MORE THAN 31 "Live Evening Entertainment Events" of which NO MORE THAN 24 Concerts are permitted per year. (Added to reflect historical use.)

In order that the cumulative annual attendance at evening events be consistent with historical use, the Project Sponsor shall select and host events of the type and size not to exceed the following tiers for 24 total historical concerts per year:

o A maximum of 8 concerts per year (or 33%) may have over 2,500 attendees.

o A maximum of 9 concerts per year may have over 2,000 attendees,

o A maximum of 19 concerts per year may have over 1,500 attendees.

o A minimum of 5 concerts per year may have up to 1,500 attendees.

All events shall end by 10:00 PM on weeknights (non-holiday, Sunday-Thursday evenings) and 10:30 PM on weekends (Friday, Saturday and pre-holiday evenings), with the exception that a weekend events may end by 11:00 PM in accordance with historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Queuing for all events shall occur within the interior of the Masonic Center property, i.e. the Main Lobby and Exhibition Hall. (Revised to reflect historical use.)

SECURITY AND SAFETY CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) A minimum of 2 off-duty SFPD officers will be hired by the Project Sponsor specifically to monitor Huntington Park. One officer will be stationed inside the park and the other officer will patrol the perimeter of Huntington Park (California, Taylor, Sacramento, and Sproule Streets) during concerts and for one hour before, during, and one hour after concerts conclude.

LOADING (Revised by NIL4) Loading and unloading on California shall be limited to 35 calendar days per year.

15 Use of CMMT auditorium aisles for equipment transport (removal or installation) during intermission is strictly prohibited.

PERFORMER BUS PARKING CONDITIONS (Revised by NHA) Deleted Applicant’s proposed condition of approval #20 and #21. (Deleted to reflect historical use.) There shall be no parking of performer’s buses on California Street, except during periods of loading and unloading. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Overnight curb parking of buses or Habitual trailers for performers, support staff, and/or others associated with the operations or productions of events or concerts shall not be permitted on either side of California Street or the adjacent streets on top of Nob Hill. The petitioner shall include in any contract or agreement or rules or guidance given to any performers, support staff or others associated with the operations or productions at the CMMT a requirement to abide by this condition. The Project Sponsor shall remain responsible for compliance with this condition, regardless of such notice or contractual provisions.

FOOD & BEVERAGE SERVICE CONDITIONS (Revised by NIHA) NO permanent liquor license is permitted. All liquor licenses shall be temporary one-day permits only similar to historic use. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages shall be served at no more than 7 concerts per year or 28.5% of total events in accordance with historical use. (Revised to reflect historic use as demonstrated by ABC permits.) Eating and drinking uses shall be limited to service to patrons of on-site assembly and entertainment events within the Nob Hill Masonic Center. A maximum of up to two (2) temporary concessions stands selling food and beverages. Both concessions stands must be outside of the gates into the auditorium with one located in the main lobby and one located in the lobby of the balcony and no larger in size/and # of servers as shown in historical diagrams provide by ABC; There shall be no operations of a restaurant, whether full-service or self- service, no service to persons who are not patrons of assembly or entertainment uses of the Masonic Center. (Revised to reflect historical use.) Alcoholic beverages may be served only before events and immediately prior to events and during intermission. No alcoholic beverages or food shall be permitted inside the auditorium. (Revised to reflect historical use.) There shall be no minimum purchase of alcoholic beverages and there shall be a maximum of two drinks served per order.

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4oiso and odors shall be ragulatod so as moIto be a nuisance to nearby businesses or residents [No 2008.1 072EC Condition 44]

2. An enclosed waste storage area shall be provided wiflur the establishment. All trash and recycling containers thai] he kept within the building until pick-op by the disposal crartanty INo 2008I072EC Condition 461

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The petitioner shall maintain update over time, provide to event personnel and make avajjab!e to the Police Deportment and Entertainment Commission an event Operations Munuad to include: A security plan to ensure neighborhood safety before, during and after pelfonnance8 including in Huntington Park and Neer Grace Cibthedral. /\ traffic control plan, including deployrneni oftraffie control pe rsonnel outside he venue to assist patron unloading and loading, queuing into the garage and enforcement of the Parking and ira±tio Loading and Performer Bus Parking conditions net forth below. Trash pick tip prorarn Within two hour.a after each event in the four blocks bounded by Sacramento Jones, Pine and Mason Slicers. Direction to event personnel Ia usiire compliance with these conditions of approv3t. [No 2008.1 072E0 Condition #15]

P . 1 cis Exhibit C ;pp(aJQu() (UI cu;es I.l U Auihuzd(/uI I (Pid!:Irn9 GucJo § /85(a): Gonohuaiion 0t Use) Till Gulffornia Street, San Francisco, California

P&RING AND TRAFFIC

7. The petitioner shall make available to the general public within the Masonic Center garage no less than member of off-street parking spaces required by Planning Code Section 151 For "theater or auditorium uses (a minimum of I parking space pa 8 patron occupancy for the first I JIDO patrons, plus I space per ID patrons above 1,000 potrons in the Auditorium). The number of spaces shall not be reduced or otherwise be made unavailable for the use of the Masonic Center due to zuoriihly leases or other arrangements. [No 2008.I072EC Condition #161

8. There shall be a fixed parking fee for eveuCs "ith ruoni 1 h"' 1,25 0 ti'ksted attnduoo, [No 2009.10722C Conditioa#17]

9, The petitioner shall oftér pie-paid parking to event attendees who purchase tickets in advance of the event dote through an on-line ticket service. Such pre-paid parking passes shall specify the location of the garage for which the ticket has been paid (cuber the Masonic Center garage or my other nearby garage that enters into a cooperating agreement with the petitioner Cor pre-paid parking) and the location of the garage's eritrErnoc, [No 2009.1072E0 Condition #18]

0. The petitioner shall allow access to the Masonic Center garage through the Pine Street loading dock prior to events in order to reduce vehicle queuing on California Street. The Pine Street loading dock shall also be used for exiting from the garage after events. [No 2008.1072E.0 Condition #19]

1 The petitioner shAll minimize vehicular queuing on California Street by use of be following strategies for events with morn than 1 ICQ L-t1 Increase traffic staffing inside the California Street garage entrance to increase the into of vehicular entry to the garage. Position-security personnel (including San -Francisco Police Department services when warranted) outside the garage to assist with controlling and directing traffic, including directing patrons to other nearby goragos if and when the Masonic Center garrige is MI Convert the center lane of the existing garage entrance ramp to a second inbound lane to increase queuing room within the garage, Event staff thail ensure u-turns are prevented and that the cable car lane is free flowing. [No 2008.1072E0 Condition #20]

12 The petitioner shall consult with nearby public garages to inmore arriving patrons that those Surges can be used to park for performances and events when the Centers garage is full. [No 20081072110 Condition 21]

13 The petitioner shall apply for designation ofa truck and bus loading zone and passenger zone for drop-off by Thxis and other vehicles and additional garage queuing for the pprrncimatety 185-foot long curb zone on California Struet between the ejitrarice to the Center garage and Gramercy lower (1177 CnIi.fomin Street) driveway, to be in effect

p , 2 o15 ExhIbiI C Appiicu/on 10 CUIkLJJt,U,IaI Usu Aug horiza;ion (l-iannng Code § 185(e): Conlmtjation of Use) 1111 California Street, Sap Francisco, California

only prior to and during events at the Masonic Center. The drop-offzone shall be sulEeLerit to s,,toormial a injnjrnujn ofthrcc unios or private vehicles dropping off passengers atone time [No 2008.1 O72EC Condition #22]

4. The petitioner shall provide not less than 26 Class I or Class II bicycle parking spaces at the property consisten! with Planning Code Section 155.2. No 20081072EC Condition 1123]

LOADING

IS The petitioner shall seek& special event no parking peunft from the Police Department whenever it anticipates loading or bus operalions on California Street and direct tnieks to park in that zone. No double-parking of trucks shall he permilted. The petitioner may load and unload from the California Street curb 001)1 stage sets, performance equipment, and reralcxl materials associated Mth specific events. Pumrnnt to the regulations of the Depailment of Padding Inspection, a sign shall be posted on the access ramp during loading and unloading operations that notifies disabled persons of the duration of the loading and provides specific information about aftemalive means of disabled access into he building which alternative access shall be maintained at all times during loading and onlorLclrng operations on California Street. [No 2008i072EC Condition #26, modified to remove provision related to previously proposed alterationj

6 10 minimize noise during loading and unlonding operations on California Street, the pelitiornir shall install prior to loading and rnjoading activities a resilient surface material, such as rubber or vinyl, on truck ramps, pavemeni sidewalk and the houp and incorporate transilion strips between different surfaces and shall direct that track engines be uroed off except when moving the vehicle or functions that require engine power are occan-ing such as lowering orrriising ofhydroulic ramps. (No 2008, 1072C Condition 1127]

I?, Personnel conducting loading and unloading activities on California Street shall be instructed to minimize the volume of convers&ilion and prohibit the playing of amplified music ootside the building during loading and unloading, particularly during nighttime hours. (a) There st]all be no leading aM unloading on California Street before 7:00axm (b) Scheduled worn loading on California Street hall be limited totdays per year [No 2008.10723C Condition 1128]

IS, After the conclusion of unloading activities bucks using floc California Street curb loading zone shell deport the premises park offsite, and nol return for loading until near the cuoc)usion of the performance. No overnight curb parking of trucks shall be permitted on California Street. [No 2008, 1072EC Cnndi!ian /t291

19, The petitioner shall make best available efforts lo complotc loading activities as cificicully and quietly as possible following the conclusion of an event.

3 of 5 Exhibit C Añ(iui, !Ui Qi (a)' Id Uts Aut,,unzauori tvionrankit (;a do § I Uh(e): Continual/on of Use) 1111 CoI(fornjs Street San FrvnciscQ Catorn/a PYRFQKMM PARKING

20-Du'iH g-th o-on e ad-one-hEJiho wi:-peci od-prioNo-the. si a El-Gfv0 ut-Bo-mor-o-th aa- twe-

eveu_. best efforts lo secure so,ice intije ..closesI parking -in tide-thaFgomge-imj -iIep ee - i Heeur-ed -liom-tho -garg 0-OMiffir tha - num beroLbus

2 -bues-in-eitr-to- ens e4he1ijiet-j Qd-olom-powering-of he -vei,3 ci -m id-shs-4kqc t tlmt-aH-perftrrnerbuscsarkkgauiSzonevoxme*hj,eja,epowojmdnot+n thngthesn4ensiaton.a2L1oa±onEc nmi nJ

22. Overnight curb parking of buses or habitant trailers for performers, support staff, or other associated with Lha operatlous or productions in the property shall not be permitted on eithcr skie ofC'alifomia Street. The pelitioner shall inc}ude in any contact Or ogreemeat, or r&es or guidance given to any performers, support stag oi oth ers associated withthe operalions or pxcductions at the property a requirement to abide by this condition. The peLiuoncr shall reinnin responsible for oornplionce with this oondiLion, regordtess of such notice or con1raoual pmvisions. [No 2008. O72EC Condition 934]

FOOD 12 BE'/F RAGE JtVICB

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shall be no

arc4iotpalmns41f1maeJn1Iy_9rcn(ertainrnera nes within the Masonic Qenter. [No 20084O791ZC-CondiQen-J3 S]

ttpprou eISg-u-1ine4or-a-con eessiorntand-after-tlae'place wen E-of4hHire-nivrkcrivi if -be sio~-d no minu tes-pi w-to-th 0cn$ ok4i n-even t

p. 4 o15 Exhibit C Thl (:e;zrt/IjIi/ U 11! /Mkdu/U(l (/ lainiI/JQ CuU § i(u). CorilThuat/on or Use) Till Cal/turn/a SireS, San Frapcico, CalIfornia

(a) There shall be no minimum purciuisc required and a maximum of two drinks served per order. [No 2008.1 072EC Condition 9361

F ft MD OR r

25. The petitionci- shall uppohut a community liaison officer to deal with issues ofconceni In the owners md occupants of nearby properties and shall give written notice of the nwte, business address and tejephone number oCthe coninumity liaison officer to the Zoning Administrator and the owners of properties in the area bounded by Sacrsmento Strait, Mason Streel. Pine Street and Jones SOcer. lie elephonc number oIthe community liaison shall be monitored r a reasonable period oftbte prior to, during and after events mail patrons hove disbursed from the neighborhood, [No 2009 1072E Condition 01

26. The pcUtioner shall be requIred to comply with all noise ordinanco limits in Municipal Police Code 29, or any successor ordinance. [No 2008 1072E Condition #421

27, tian event has presented a pattern olsafety and security problems in previous concert seasons or at other venoes, then the petitioner shall conmilt with the Police Tiepnrm,cnt o determine whether the petitioner can provide adequate safety and through utilization of its security personnel, conijacted private security, and/or on-duty or off-duty Police officers, To the extent that the CIjiefoIPolice reasonably determines, based entirely on the ability to provide safety and security and not on the expressive content ofthe event, that the pelitioner cannot provide adequate safety iid savorily for any proposed event or that the event's historical pattern establishes that safety and security issues cannot be adequately handled at the venue rtgai -dlcss ofthepetiuioner's sectarity plan, the Chiefof Police may order that the event thafl not be held, This provision does not supersede any subsequent regulations regarding place ofenlertairunent permiLs. [No 2008,1072EC Condition #431

2. The petitioner shall comply with Administrative Code Section 104), and ifoff-duty offleers are hired pursuant to subsections thereof, a minimum oftwo officers be hired fib, events with 1,250 or more pmsold tickets; if SFPD deteimines thaturrear, than two officers are required the petitioner&]all provide the additional officers. [No 2008 1072EC Condition 1444]

29. The peEitioner shall encourage the use ofpublie trjisiI through its on-line marketing sites, including links to Iransit providers. [No 2008 1072EC Condition 1145]

2e 7C1 21 0SOO .1

P, 5 o15 Exhibit C

121 Spear Street LUCE FORWARD Suite 200 ATTORNEYS AT LAW FOUNDED 1873 San Francisco, CA 94105 LLCE, FORWARD, HAIO1I[105 & SCRIPPS LLP 415.356.4600 415.356.4610 fax www.luce.com ALICE SUET YEL I3ARKLEY.OF COUNSEL DIREcT DIAL NUMBER 415.3564635 DIRECT FAX NUMBER 415.356.3888 FMAIL ADDRESS abarkley4i,Iuce.corn

November 9, 2011

Commissioner Christina Olague President, San Francisco Planning Commission 1650 Mission Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94103

Subject: California Masonic Memorial Temple (Case No. 2011.0471C) Conditional Use to Continue Lawful nonconforming Use

Dear Commission Olague

I am writing on behalf of my client, the Nob Hill Coalition ("NHC") to respond to the October 19, 2011 letter submitted by the California Masonic Memorial Temple ("Applicant" or "Temple") supporting its conditional use application to continue the lawful non- conforming use at the Temple. The Applicant's letter is misleading in that it references only the aspects of the Superior Court rulings that were favorable to the Applicant, and fails to inform this Commission of the rulings adverse to the Applicant or the limitations imposed on this Commission and the Applicant until the EIR is completed. The misleading omission of these limitations does this Commission no service, as they are critical to assist this Commission in arriving at a decision that would comply with Judge Goldsmith's ruling.

Applicant's October 19, 2011 letter is nothing but yet another attempt to intensify the existing uses for the following reasons:

1. Number of Proposed Bars:

Inasmuch as the Court specifically prohibits "the addition of new concessions," the Applicant's proposed five bars when historically there were no more than two (2) temporary concessions serving alcoholic beverages from time to time is not only an expansion, enlargement and intensification of alcoholic beverage services, but a clear violation of the court order.

CAnnEL VALLEY/DEL Mt . Los ANGELES . SAN Dicoc SAN Fuoscisco LUCE FORWARD ATTORNEYS AT LAW FOUNDED 1873 LUCE, FORWARD, HAMILTON & SCRIPPS LLP

Commissioner Christina Olague November 9, 2011 Page 2 of 4

2. Lawful Non-con formin2 Use Status of the Temple

Purporting to rely on the Superior Court's decision that the entertainment and assembly uses at the Temple is a lawful non-conforming use, the Applicant jumps to the conclusion without any legal underpinning. The Applicant asserts that since there was no limitation on the entertainment use back in 1958, the continuance of the entertainment and assembly would not be subject to any limitation. If this is the case, then the Applicant did not need to apply for a conditional use application under Section 182(b)(2) in order to expand the lawful non-conforming use. The scope and intensity of a lawful non-conforming is defined by when its lawful use became a lawful non-conforming use. In this case, it could be argued that the intensity of use should be defined by the scope and intensity in 1968 when it first became a lawful non-conforming use. It defies logic to argue that no limitation should be imposed on the Temple's lawful non-conforming use. Any inference that the Temple should be allowed 245 days of entertainment should be summarily dismissed by this Commission.

3. Re/lance on the Opera House and the Davis Symphony Hall is n,isplaced.

The Superior Court recognized that Applicant 2s prior conditional use applicant requesting 120 night time entertainment and other events constitutes an intensification of use. In this case, Applicant sought to support its summary table of 245 events per year' by pointing to the fact that the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House "Opera House" and the Davies Symphony Hall, which are part of the San Francisco War Memorial Performance Art Center Complex, have an average of 200 to 250 entertainment event with no significant negative impacts to the community. The Opera House and the Davies Symphony Hall are located in part of a large area zoned Public, which is surrounded by Downtown Commercial, neighborhood commercial districts and not in the middle of a residential zone or a Special Use District. Furthermore, unlike the Temple, the Opera House and the Davies Symphony Hall are easily accessible by public transit, 2 and these two venues are directly off of the six- lane wide Van Ness Avenue, one of the major north-south traffic arteries for regional vehicular traffic. These venues are also served by two public parking garages with a total

As pointed out in NHC's October 19, 2011 letter to this Commission, the 245 per year average number is not supported by the base data supported by the Applicant.

2 Both the Opera House and the Davies Symphony are within two to three blocks of BART and MIJNI Metro stations. Additionally, these concert halls are served by to four (4) Muni lines (Nos. 5, 21, 47 and 49) within one block, three (3) MUNI lines (Nos. 6, 19, 71, and 76) and the F Line are within two blocks, and one Muni lines (no. 31) within three blocks. LUCE FORWARD ATTORNEYS AT LAW FOUNDED 1873 LACE, FORWARD, HAMILTON & SCRIPPS LLP

Commissioner Christina Olague November 9, 2011 Page 3 of capacity of 1,432 off-street parking spaces compare to the limited number of spaces for events at the Temple, the hotels and Grace Cathedral. 3

Additionally, these facilities were constructed for opera/ballet performances and as a concert hail with loading docks, rehearsal spaces, dressing rooms and other amenities required for such musical venues. Even a cursory examination of the plans attached to the Applicant's 10-19 11 letter shows the Temple was never designed architecturally as an entertainment venue.

Finally, it is legally irrelevant how many concerts, opera/ballet and other performance are held annually at the Opera House and the Davies Symphony Hall; these venues are public facilities and their uses are principally permitted. They are not the subject of a conditional use application to continue a lawful non-conforming use.

4. Applicant's proposed conditions of approval: While NHC has no objection to the proposed conditions of approval imposing good-neighbor policies, NHC objects to those conditions that either expressly or implicitly intensify, enlarge or extend the historic uses of the lawful non-conforming use, such as 5 bars and no limits on the type, time and number of events.

5. Arts Element of the General Plan

The Arts Element is not the only element of the City's General Plan and cannot be the sole basis for approving this project. The General Plan objectives and policies promoting public and private interest often conflict. The Applicant cannot rely solely on the Arts Element and ignore other applicable objectives and policies promoting the livability of residential neighborhoods. The Temple is but one of a multitude of music and performances venues. 4 NHC and other neighbors do not want to see the Temple go dark and supports the continuation of the historic uses.

The Opera House and the Davies Symphony Hall are served by the 834-space Civic Center garage, the 598-space Performing Arts garage on Grove Street, and other surface parking lots.

The San Francisco Arts Performance Complex comprises the Opera House, Davies Hall, and the Herbst Theater in the War Memorial Veteran's building. The Bill Graham Auditorium and the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts are also publicly owned. The America Conservatory of Theatre, the Orpheum Theater and the Golden Gate Theater that are privately owned and present Broadway type performances. The 1200-person Fillmore auditorium, the 2250-person Warfield Theater and the Bill Graham Auditorium with capacities varying from 3,500 to 10,000+ persons are venues that present similar performance similar to those proposed by Live Nation, the lessee of the Temple. The City also has numerous smaller night clubs scattered through out the north east sector and in SOMA. LUCE FORWARD ATTORNEYS AT LAW FOUNDED .1873 Luco, FORWARD, HAMILTON & SCRIPPS LLP

Commissioner Christina Olague November 9, 2011 Page 4 of 4

While NHC does not object to the application to continue the lawful non-conforming uses, it does object to intensification of such uses under the various guises advanced by the Applicant. Therefore, this Commission must reject the conditional use application, as presented and only approve a conditional use that ensure the continuance of the scope and frequency of the Temple's historic uses without intensification.

Very truly yours.

/ i' Alice Suet Y1ee Rarkkv cc: Commissioner Michael Antonini Commissioner Gyneth Borden Commissioner Rodney Fong Commissioner Ron Miguel Commissioner Kathrin Moore Commissioner Hisashi Sugaya Linda Avery Scott Sanchez Kevin Guy Tom Lakritz Steven Vettel NHC NHA

301293582.1 FARELLA BRAtJNMARTEL

Attorneys At Law

Russ Building 235 Montgomery Street STEVEN VETTEL San Francisco/CA 94104 [email protected] 415.954.4902 415954.4400 415.954.4480 www.fbm.com

January 112012

Hon Ron Miguel VicePresident San Francisco Planning Commission

1650 Mission Street 4th Floor

San Francisco CA 94103

Re Nob Hill Masonic Center Case No 201 1.0471C

Conditional Use Authorization to extend legal nonconforming use status

HearingDate January 192012

Dear Vice-President Miguel and Commissioners

am writing on behalf of the California Masonic Memorial Temple CMMT the non-profit charitable corporation that owns the Nob Hill Masonic Center at 1111 California

Street the Masonic The Masonic is comprised of the 3282-person capacity Masonic

Auditorium 1392-person capacity Exhibition Hall and California Rooms on the ground floor approximately 9600 square feet of third floor offices and 565-space parking garage

Existing building plans are attached as Exhibit The Masonic has been in continuous operation as an entertainment and assembly venue since its completion in 1958

You will recall that the Planning Commission in March 2010 granted conditional use authorization to convert the legal nonconforming status of the Masonic to permitted conditional use and to authorize certain renovations including tiering the main floor of the

Auditorium and adding permanent food and beverage concession areas in reliance on Class

32 Categorical Exemption The Board of Supervisors upheld your actions in May 2010

In 2011 however the San Francisco Superior Court found the Class 32 Exemption inappropriate ordered preparation of new CEQAdocument and voided the 2010 conditional use authorization The Planning Department is now preparing an Initial Study and focused EIR for the Masonic and once that process is complete we will return to the Commission for reconsideration of the 2010 conditional use authorization Significantly the Superior Court also upheld the Zoning Administrators 2009 determination that the Masonic was constructed in 1958 as commercial assembly and entertainment venue and is legal nonconforming use

Because the Center is over 50 years old and within an zoning district under Planning

Code Section 185 its current legal nonconforming status will expire unless the Commission extends it through conditional use authorization for this interim period until the EIR is Hon Ron Miguel Vice-President January 11 2012 Page

completed Accordingly the hearing on January 19 is merely to seek approval for the continuation of existing operations pursuant to Planning Code section 185e That Code section authorizes the Planning Commission to grant conditional use authorization for continuation of the Masonics legal nonconforming use as long the approval does not include any enlargement intensification or physical extension of the use Accordingly the current conditional use is sought solely to permit the Masonic to continue to operate as it historically has with no enlargement intensification or physical extension

Current Lawful Status of Masonic As noted above the Zoning Administrator

2009 Board of Appeals 2010 and Superior Court 2011 have all determined that the Masonic was constructed in 1958 as commercial venue not private Masonic Lodge The

2009 Letter of Determination Exhibit also determined that because the Masonic was principally permitted use in Commercial zoning district there were no conditions of approval imposed on its operations when it was entitled and built Those who sued the City to overturn the determination have not appealed the Superior Courts judgment upholding the Zoning

Administrator Determination on this point and it is now final

The Masonics existing and historic operations have fluctuated over the years but there is no dispute that wide variety of concerts ceremonies exhibitions corporate meetings and other special events have been hosted there since 1958 During the period 2002-2007 there were an average of about 229 total event-days per year distributed by type and time with wide variety of attendee figures up to maximum of 3282 attendees Of those 229 annual events an average of 54 were live entertainment concerts listing of each of these events plus summary of types of uses is attached at Exhibit This data is the most representative of the Masonics existing operating level before event reservations were curtailed in anticipation of construction of the proposed renovation plans that were delayed from 2009 to

2010 while the Categorical Exemption Determination and Traffic Study was prepared and then delayed further in 2011 when the Court voided the project approvals

History of Alcoholic Beverage Service In the past alcoholic beverages were served at some events and not at others depending on.the type of event concert vs exhibitions for example the promoter and caterer Included in the Exhibit table in the far right column is an indication of whether alcoholic beverages were available at each event during the 20 02-

2007 period That data indicate such service was provided at 88% of live entertainment events and 34% of all events 30% if one includes long-time museum exhibition the Life Within at which no alcoholic beverages were served

has Since 2009 the Masonic had permanent concessionaire Avatar Foods International Inc dba Global Gourmet Catering and full-time event management company

Live Nation The data from 2009-2011 indicates the above percentages have persisted essentially all live entertainment events include alcoholic beverage service and about 1/3 of other events do as well Also since 2010 the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage has issued interim general eating place Type 47 permits to Avatar Foods for the Masonic premises

Attached as Exhibit is the most recent such ABC license Once the Commission confirm this Hon Ron Miguel Vice-President

January 112012

Page

conditional use application for ongoing operations the ABC will consider issuing permanent license to Avatar This data establishes that the Masonics commercial assembly and entertaimnent uses have always included alcoholic beverage service at those events where such service was appropriate

At events where alcoholic beverages are available temporary bars are set up at about five locations within the venue with multiple points of sale at each bar

Potential Limitation on Number of Events and Alcoholic Beverage Service The

Nob Hill Coalition through its attorney Alice Barkley October 19 letter is urging the

Commission to impose stringent limitations on the number of events by type that can be hosted by the Masonic during this interim period based on their ongoing contention that the Masonic is really only private lodge with incidental entertainment uses not commercial entertainment venue and on their highly prejudicial reading of past events That contention was rejected by the Superior Court which upheld the 2009 ZA Determination and the 2010

Board of Appeals decision that the Masonic is fully entitled entertainment and assembly venue with no limits presently on the number or type of events that may be held there

There is no dispute that the Masonic has not historically been used every night of the year and there is no intention that it be in the future Nonetheless the venue must have the ability to book shows and other events in response to market demand and an artificial ceiling on the number of events would hamper that needed flexibility If any such limitation is considered in the context of this nonconforming use extension we would urge the Commission to look to the Opera House and Davies Symphony Hall the other two comparably sized concert halls in the City Those venues average 200-250 live entertainment events year without significant negative impacts to the community The current calendar of events at those venues is available at http//sfwmpac.org/topnav/calendar.html

Nonetheless the Zoning Administrator is recommending that such limit be imposed by the Commission limiting use of the Masonic during this interim period to no more than

25% increase over historic 2002-2007 levels maximum of 287 total events per year no more than 68 of which may be live entertainment concerts While do not believe limit is necessary because you are considering only simple extension of the current legal nonconforming use which has no limits on the number or type of events we are agreeable to the Departments recommendation

In that same regard we do not believe further limitation imposing maximum percentage of these up to 287 total events where alcoholic beverages may be served is warranted Like in the past some types of events like concerts lend themselves to beverage

sales and 88% of past concerts had such service while others such as exhibitions do not As the Exhibit table indicates alcoholic beverage service has always been feature of the existing operations of the Masonic The ABC recognizes this as well and has issued interim licenses since 2010 to Avatar Foods the current permanent caterer Exhibit Hon Ron Miguel VicePresident

January 11 2012

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CMMT and Live Nation do not foresee any significant change in the mix of events during this interim period Accordingly we urge the Commission to leave this issue in the hands of the states Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control which will consider granting Avatar Foods permanent ABC license for the venue once this interim conditional use authorization is in place That permanent ABC license will contain appropriate conditions concerning beverage sales and Avatar will provide beverage services for events that lend themselves to such service such as concerts but not for those events that do not such as exhibitions

Conditions of Approval As you will recall the Commission and Board imposed 45 separate conditions of approval when it approved the renovation plans in 2010 We believe certain of those conditions of approval are appropriate for the ongoing operations before alterations to the building are made and CMMT would consent to those conditions relevant to the Masonics ongoing prior to renovation and intensification operations being imposed as conditions of approval in this proceeding The Planning Departments draft motion contains those proposed conditions of approval They include conditions to manage traffic parking and loading noise reduction neighborhood safety and security alcoholic beverage service and limits on hours of operation Live Nation who has managed all events at the Masonic since late 2008 has successfully implemented many of these operating conditions already and there have been no incidents of violence or other unruly behavior or significant traffic parking or loading issues at or near the venue during events since Live Nation took over event management

City Policy Strongly Favors Permitting the Masonic to Continue to Operate

Approval of this interim conditional use would directly contribute to the Citys express goal of preserving performing arts spaces in the City and fostering promoting and sustaining music and culture

The General Plan Arts Element Policy VI- 1.4 states Preserve existing performing

spaces in San Francisco

The Music and Culture Sustainability Policy set forth in Chapter 90A of the Administration Code states San Franciscos music and performance venues and

indoor and outdoor cultural events should be preserved and protected from displacement

successful Masonic is crucial to the health of the Nob Hill hotel industry supports the visitor and tourism industry employs union workers and sustains the Citys role as the cultural center of the region The project enjoys broad support from business labor the visitor industry Nob

Hill institutions and music lovers Hon Ron Miguel Vice-President

January 112012

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We urge the Commission to grant this interim conditional use to merely allow the existing operations at the Masonic to continue while imposing reasonable interim limit on the number of events and imposing operating conditions of approval appropriate for this ongoing use Please contact me or our community liaison Jessica Berg 788-1000 in advance of the January 19 hearing if we can provide you with any further information or if you would like to meet or tour the facility

cc Allan Casalou CMMT

Matt Prieshoff Live Nation

Jessica Berg

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SAN FRANCISCO PLANNING DEPARTMENT

1650 Mission St Letter of Determination

San Francisco

CA 94 103-2479 September 10 2009

Reception

Steven Vettel 415.558.6318

Farella Braun Mattel LLP Fax

235 Montgomery Street 415.558.6409 San Francisco CA 94104

Planning

Information

RE 1111 California Street 415.558.6311

Block 0253 Lot 020

Dear Mr Vettel

This letter is in response to your request dated July 2009 for determination regarding the present

legal status of the Nob Hill Masonic Center Center have also considered letter dated August 26

2009 from Alice Barkley Esq of Luce Forward regarding this issue The Center was completed in 1958

and includes 3200-seat auditorium an exhibition hall and several exhibition rooms the Henry Wilson

Coil Library Museum of Freemasonry offices and 565-space parking garage It is located at 1111

California Street within the RM-4 Residential Mixed High-Density Zoning District the 65-A Height and Bulk District and the Nob Hill Special Use District SliD You specifically request determination

on three topics as quoted below

that the Center as currently operated is legal nonconforming use fully in compliance with the

Planning Code and with the Centers 1956 building permit and that pending change in

management of the Auditorium Exhibition Hall and California Rooms pursuant to lease to Live

Nation has no bearing on that status

that the Center is currently in compliance with all requirements regarding parking and

loading facilities

...tliat there are no other conditions of approval that apply to the Centers assembly and

entertainment uses

addressed Each of these topics in individually below

Legal Nonconforming Use As discussed in the Background portion of your letter the construction of the Center was enabled by rezoning of the property from Second Residential District to

Commercial District Planning Commission Resolution No 4171 dated July 1953 and by the issuance of building permit No 165699 issued on May 10 1956 The building permit was approved subject to the conditions contained in the resolution associated with the 1953 rezoning The Center operated as permitted use until 1978 when the subject property was rezoned to the RM-4 District that

www.sfplanning.org Steven Vcttel September 10 2009

Farella Braun Martel LLP Letter of Determination

235 Montgomery Street liii California Street San Francisco CA 94104

The currently applies to the property RM-4 District does not permit assembly and entertainment uses

therefore the functions within the Center became non-conforming use as result of the 1978 rezoning

The Planning Code identifies two procedures that may be followed to seek continued operation of the

Center Pursuant to Planning Code Section Section 185e the Planning Commission may grant

Conditional Use authorization for the Center to continue operation in its current form but ...no

enlargement intensification or extension of the nonconforming use shall be permitted by the

Commission Pursuant to Section 182b1 if non-conforming use is located within 1/4 mile of any

Individual Area Neighborhood Commercial District NCD the Planning Commission may grant

Conditional Use authorization to change to another use within is permitted as conditional use at the

first story in an NC-i District and in the Individual Area NCD The Center is located within 1/4 mile of

the Polk Street NCD Both the Polk Street NCD and the NC-i District allow Other Entertainment uses

Conditional The conducted within would be with Use authorization types of activities the Center the categorized as Other Entertainment Therefore if the Center desires to enlarge or intensify nature of

the existing operations in manner that would preclude Conditional Use authorization under Section

it be to seek Conditional Use authorization the described in 185e may appropriate through process the Section 182b1 You have not requested nor are we opining on any specific changes in operation to

Center that may constitute intensification and therefore jeopardize the existing non-conforming status

Your letter asks whether the leasing of portions of the Center to the concert promoter Live Nation

would alter the non-conforming status of the Center Section 180 explicitly states that mere change of

of of without other that relevant the title or possession or right possession property any change is to

restrictions of the Code shall not terminate the status of nonconforming use.. Therefore the leasing of

all or portion of the facility to Live Nation in and of itself would not affect the non-conforming status

of the Center

Parking and Loading

2.1 Off-Street Parking The conditions of approval for the 1953 rezoning which also apply to the 1956

for that be ratio of each building permit the Center require off-street parking provided at one spacefor

eight seats up to the first 1000 seats and one space for each ten seats after the first 1000 seats The

parking ratios cited in the conditions correspond with the current parking requirements of Section 151 for

theater or auditorium Based on the current 3200-seat configuration the auditorium of the Center

the requires 345 parking spaces According to your letter 206 of the 565 spaces in garage for the Center

are reserved for monthly parking Therefore 359 spaces are available for short-term parking It appears

that the auditorium as currently configured complies with the parking requirements imposed by the

cited conditions of approval It should be noted that these conditions do not specify parking requirements for the other uses within the Center such as the Exhibition Hall and California Rooms the library and

museum or the office uses

Off-Street It that the Code did off-street in 2.2 Loading appears Planning not require loading spaces

1956 when the building permit for the Center was issued In addition the conditions of approval do not

SAN FRANCISCO PLANNING DEPARTMENT Steven Vettel _____ Sepember_1Q 2Xl9 Farella Braun Martel LLP Letter of Determination

235 Montgomery Street 1111 California Street

San Francisco CA 94104

for off street The Center fails to conform the specify requirements loading spaces to following aspects of

the current Planning Code requirements for off-street loading including the following

Number of The number of off-street Spaces loading spaces required by the Planning Code is calculated based the on gross square footage of the structure served by the spaces According to your the Center measures between and letter existing 100000 200000 gross square feet However our

Assessors records indicate that the Center measures approximately 347000 square feet The actual

to the be less than gross square footage applicable loading requirements may 347000 square feet

because the definition of floor area in Section 102.9 excludes certain gross areas of the building such

as some dedicated to mechanical Without spaces equipment precise calculation of gross floor area

based the current floor for the it on plans Center is difficult to determine the applicable off-street

However if the of the Center exceeds loading requirements gross square footage 200000 square feet

off-street be two loading spaces would required Therefore the Center may not meet current

Planning Code requirements for the number of off-street loading spaces

Dual-Use of Your letter indicates that the Existing Space existing loading space sometimes

serves dual use as for the from Pine Street secondary ingress/egress parking garage When being

used in this this area is classified and configuration as driveway no longer qualifies as an off-street

loading space

Enclosure of Section that off-street Existing Space 155p requires any loading area within 50 feet of District be enclosed an completely within building if the loading area is used in regular night

The Center is located within an and the nature of the operation District by very Center operates

for time events The off-street primarily night existing loading space is unenclosed and therefore

does not meet this requirement

Because the Center fails to conform to the current for Planning Code requirements off-street loading it is

considered to be structure under Section non-complying 180a2 Therefore the Center is subject to the

regulations governing non-conforming uses and non-complying structures

2.3 On-Street Your letter indicates that trucks Loading large carrying stage equipment sometimes

utilize on-street parking spaces on California Street for loading and unloading and that the Center

obtains temporary curbside loading permits from the Department of Public Works Parking within the public right-of-way is controlled by other regulations such as the Citys Police Code and Public Works

Code and the State Streets and Highways Code There are no regulations within the Planning Code which address the type of temporary loading operations described in your letter

2.4 On-Street Performer Bus Parking Your letter indicates that performer buses sometimes utilize on California Street As street parking spaces on with the on-street loading discussed in item 2.3 above this within the type of parking public right-of-way is controlled by other regulations such as the Citys Police

Code and Public Works and the State Streets and Code Code Highways There are no regulations within the Code which address the of Planning type temporary parking operations described in your letter

SAN IRANCISCO PLANNING DEPARTMENT Steven Vettel September 10 2009

Farela Braun Martel LLP Letter of Determination

235 Montgomery Street 1111 California Street

San Francisco CA 94104

Other Conditions Your letter requests determination that there are no other permit or Code conditions that apply to the current assembly and entertainment uses of the Center This is very broad statement and there are number of Planning Code provisions applying to the site As described in this letter the Center is subject to the Conditions of Appruval from the 1953 rezoning enumerated in

Planning Commission Resolution No 4171 and must substantially conform to the 1956 building permit

issued It that other approval No 165699 on May 10 1956 appears there are no Planning conditions of approval that apply to the operation of the Center

However there are multitude of local State and Federal regulations which may apply to various the Center and of This aspects of the operation of the maintenance the structure on the property includes but it is not limited to the regulations in Sections 180-189 of the Planning Code addressing non conforming uses and non-complying structures It is beyond the scope of this letter and the authority of Administrator which to the of the the Zoning to exhaustively list every regulation may apply operation Center and the uses and performances which may occur within

If you believe this extension represents an error in interpretation of the Planning Code or abuse in discretion by the Zoning Administrator an appeal may be filed with the Board of Appeals within 15 days of the date of this letter For information regarding the appeals process please contact the Board of

Appeals located at 1650 Mission Street Room 304 San Francisco or call 415 575-6880

Sincerely

Lawrence Badiner

Zoning Administrator

cc Kevin Guy Planning Department

Brett Bollinger Planning Department

Alice Barkley Luce Forward

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SAN FRANCISCO PLANNING DEPARTMENT

Nob Hill Masonic Center

Summary of Events 2002-2007

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 Total Average

Live Entertainment 54 47 77 60 30 53 321 54

Meeting/Conference 97 87 128 64 100 61 537 90

Tradeshow/Exhibition 13 23 175 25 67 310 52

Special Event 27 41 41 33 22 42 206 34

191 182 269 332 177 223 1374 229

lncludes 153 event days of Universe Within in 2005 Page of23

More Likely than Not

that Alcohol Was

Date Time Client Event Period Room Type Size of Event Servedt

1/8/02 9am-llam No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

1/19/02 6pm Take Stand 2002 Take Stand Chriatian Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

1/22/02 Toyota Toyota Seminar Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yea

1/22/02 No l2pm-23Opm Avery Associates Avery Memorial Service Daytime Special Event Large

1/23/02 Toyota Toyota Seminar Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

1/23/02 2pm-gpm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No No 1/24/02 95w-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

1/26/02 9am-7pm UF Entertainment Inc Olun Batir Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yea 1/27/02 5pm ARRO ARRD Evening Meeting/Conference Large No

9am-7pm UF Entertainment Inc Bavarian Program Ojun Batir All Day Live Entertainment Large Yes Yes 9am-7pm UF Entertainment Inc Ojun Batir All Day Live Entertainment Large 7pm 10pm Coatco WholeSale Stockholders Meeting 2002 Evening Meeting/Conference Large Yea

9am-7pm UF Entertainment Inc Ojun Batir All Day Live Entertainment Large Yea

7pm 10pm Coatco WholeSale Stockholders Meeting 2002 Evening Meeting/Conference Large Yea

1/31/02 Bam-4pm Coatco Wholesale Stockholders Meeting 2002 Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

2/2/02 7pm House of Blues House of Blues Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

2/9/02 6pm-lOpm V-Day Inc Vagina Monologues Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

2/9/02 63Opm-llpm The Matso Companies Employee Dinner Dance Evening Special Event Small Yea

Bpm-lOpm V-Day Inc Vagina Monologues Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

6pm-lOpm V-Day Inc Vagina Monologues Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

2/12/02 6pm-lOpm V-Day Inc Vagina Monologues Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

2/13/02 9am-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citzen and Immigraton Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No No 2/21/02 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

2/23/02 8am Midnight SLS Productions LLC Aaron Kwok Concert All Day Live Entertainment Large Yea

2/24/02 7OOam-7OOpm George Riley Riley Fast Forward Ill All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

2/24/02 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytme Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

3/2/02 llam-llpm international Federation of Body Builders 2001 IFBS San Francisco Grand Prix All Day Meeting/Conference Small No

3/5/02 9am-llam Cepartment of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

3/8/02 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No No 3/9/02 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small

3/10/02 Paul Merc Promotions Barrage All Day Live Entertainment Large Yea

3/16/02 gam-1 2pm PTCB Exam Exam Daytime Meetng/Conference Small No

3/23/02 8pm SF Jazz Organization Cassandra Wilson Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/26/02 No SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large

3/27/02 SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

3/28/02 SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

3/29/02 SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

3/30/02 No SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large

3/31/02 SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

4/5/02 8pm SF Jazz Organization Omara Portuondo Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/6/02 gam-8pm Creation Entertainment Sci Fl Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No No 4/7/02 Creation Entertainment So Fi Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large

4/9/02 gam-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/12/02 8pm AlAl Delafals Comedy and Concert AiAi Delafals Comedy Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

4/13/02 8pm SF Jazz Organization Sonny Rollins Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea OCAP Exam Exam Daytme Meeting/Conference Small No

lDam-2pm PGE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

lOam-2pm PGE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes Yea lOam-2pm PGE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No 4/18/02 lpm-9pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large 4/20/02 8pm Brtan Martin Ellen Degeneres Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/20/02 lOam-i pm California Culinary Academy Commencement Daytime Special Event Large Yes

4/20/02 MCAT Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Al Room 2Eohiuiion atcaiiiornio 4vu Roomo CMMT Evonro 2002 2007 oayiimeEam.6pm E000ing Epm-l2om Daytaoioro and thor 6pm lAudiiorium Hoii Room iipio Page of 23

4/21/02 630pm Geaundheit Institute Patch Adams Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 4/21/02 MCAT Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

4/23/02 9am-llam No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Servicea Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

4/23/02 8pm 1812 Company Antigue Jewelry Show Evening Tradeahow/Exhibition Large No

4/24/02 1812 Company Antigue Jewelry Show All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

4/25/02 1812 Company Antigue Jewelry Show All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

4/26/02 Tradeshow/Exhibition 1812 Company Antigue Jewelry Show All Day Small No

4/27/02 1812 Company Antigue Jewelry Show All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

4/28/02 Our mba Productions Fashion Design Scholarship Show All Day Live Entertainment Large Yea

4/29/02 Entertainment Yea Our Tribe Productions Fashion Design Scholarahip Show All Day Live Large

4/30/02 gam-lIam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Servicea Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

5/2/02 gam-ilam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

5/3/02 6pm-lOpm Dance USA Dance Competition Evening Live Entertainment Large No

5/4/02 8pm Charity Cultural Services Jenny Taeng Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/4/02 Live Entertainment 7am-8pm Dance USA Dance Competition All Day Large No

5/5/02 7jppm Dance USA Dance Competition All Day Live Entertainment Large No No 5/8/02 6pm-lOpm California College of Arts and Crafts Commencement Rehearsal Evening Special Event Large

5/9/02 8pm Bill Graham Presents Diana Krall Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

5/10/02 8pm Leonard Productions Gary Valenciano Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/11/02 2pm California College of Arts and Crafts 2002 Commencement Daytime Special Event Large No

5/15/02 630pm Get Psychd Inc John Edwards Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/16/02 8pm Brian Martin Productions The Buck and Loretta Show Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 5/17/02 2pm-4pm UCSF School of Medicine Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

5/18/02 8am Golden Gate University School of Law Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/19/02 2pm-4pm Hastings College of The Law The Class of 2002 Commencement Daytime Special Event Large No

5/20/02 gam-4pm Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/21/02 gam-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

5/21/02 Eam-4pm reliminary Multi State Bar Review Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/22/02 9am-4pm Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/23/02 gam-4pm reliminary Multi State Bar Review reliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/24/02 ham-i pm Academy of Art College 2002 Commencement Daytime Special Event Large No

5/24/02 Gam-4pm reliminary Multi State Bar Review Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/25/02 9am-4pm Preliminary Mult State Bar Review Preliminary Multi State Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/26/02 3pm-9pm Chinese Christian Miss on Musical Religious Concert and Sermon All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

5/27/02 Sam-8pm Kelloggs Management Meeting All Day Meeting/Conference Large Yes

5/28/02 Yea Bam-Spm Keiloggs Management Meeting All Day Meeting/Conference Large

5/29/02 8am-8pm Kelloggs Management Meeting All Day Meeting/Conference Large Yes

5/30/02 rtam-Bpm Kelloggs Management Meeting All Day Meeting/Conference Large Yes

5/30/02 McAteer High School 2002 Commencement Meeting/Conference Large No

5/31/02 8am-8pm Kelloggs Kelloggs Company Management Meeting All Day Meefng/Conference Large Yea

5/31/02 McAteer High School 2002 Commencement Meefng/Conference Small No

6/1/02 8pm New York City Millennium Theater Allegrova Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 6/4/02 9am-llsm Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

6/5/02 pm-33Opm McAteer High School Graduation Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/6/02 Sharon Davis Mslcom Davis Memorial Memonsl Service Daytime Special Event Small No

6/7/02 Rpm-83Opm UCSF School of Nursing Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

6/9/02 10am UCSF School of Pharmacy Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/10/02 8am-5pm ACSW Exam Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/14/02 8pm SF Jazz Organization Wynston Marsalia Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea Yes 6/15/02 615PM SF Jazz Organization Herbie Hancock Evening Live Entertainment Large

6/15/02 2pm-4pm UCSF School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/16/02 2pm-4pm iJniveraity of the Pacific School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No No 6/18/02 gsm-iiam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

6/20/02 63Opm-83Opm Fashion Inatitute of Design Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

6/21/02 l2pm-iOpm New York City Millennium Theater Russian Rock Concert All Day Live Entertainment Large Yes No 6/22/02 SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large

3Caiiioroia Mv Roams CMMT Evnnis 2002 2CC CayiimeSam 6pm Evening 6pm 12am dii CayBefore and after 6pm Room Audftorium 2Eviribiiinn HoD Room iipio Page of 23

8/22/02 iOam-i2pm I1CSF Pharmacy School Commencement Ceremony Daytime special Event Large No SYDA 8am-8pm Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day eeting/Conference Large No YDA YDA Jo am-upm Foundation Mediation Intensive All Day eeting/Conference

6/25/02 8am-8pm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

6/26/02 8am-8pm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conterence Large No

6/27/02 Bam-8pm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

6/26/02 8am-Spm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

h/29/02 Sam-Spm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

6/30/02 Bam-Bpm SYDA Foundation SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

7/1/02 SYDA Foundation No Sam-epm SYDA Mediation Intensive All Day Meeting/Conference Large

7/2/02 Pam-i lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/3/02 pm-i am Far Eastern University Medical School Associati Welcome Dinner Dance All Day Special Event Small Yes

7/13/02 745am-5lSpm American Society of Anesthesiologists Anesthesiologist Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/1 6/02 9am-iiam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/18/02 1pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

7/27/02 9am-l2pm Pharmacy Technician Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/30/02 10am Mckesson Corporation Corporate Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

7/31/02 10am Mckesson Corporation Corporate Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

6/6/02 730pm David kelley Prod Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/6/02 No Pam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

8/9/02 No i2pm-33Opm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small 8/1 7/02 730pm ABS/CBN International .ani Misalucha Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/17/02 aam-6pm Amencan College Testing MCAT Testing Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

8/18/02 8am-6pm Amencan Cotege Testing MCAT Testing Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No No 8/20/02 Pam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large 8/28/02 NCC-MPI Professional Education Program Luncheon Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

8/29/02 6am-6pm Wells Fargo Wells Fargo Employee Meeting All Day Meeting/Conference Small Yes

8/31/02 Anchet Manoaca Vine Morales Jeremiah All Day Live Entertainment Large Yea

9/5/02 745am Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/13/02 9am-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/14/02 730pm China Press China Press Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

9/14/02 Gam-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tredeahow/Exhibifion Small No

9/15/02 Sam-Spm UF Entertainment Inc Oiun-Satir Shaman Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

9/15/02 Pam-6pm Fashion Institute of Design FIDM Fashion Show Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/16/02 9am-Spm UF Entertainment Inc Cjun-Batir Shaman Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

9/17/02 9dm-Spm UF Entertainment Inc Cjun-Batir Shaman Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

9/17/02 Pam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

9/21/02 8am-2pm Amencan College Testing FSWE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

9/24/02 630pm Cingular Wireless Community Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

10/3/02 730pm The Revi Shankar Foundation Ravi Shanker and Anouahka Evening Live Entertainment Large No

10/5/02 Omega Institute Conferences Carolyn Mysa Evening Live Entertainment Large No

10/6/02 2pm-Spm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Volunteer Training Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

10/6/02 Spm-Spm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Volunteer Training Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

10/10/02 8am-iOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/11/02 8em-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/12/02 Noon Echofaze Productions Freestyle Lani Lisalucha Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

10/13/02 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/14/02 8am-iopm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/15/02 8am-1 Opm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/16/02 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/17/02 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/18/02 6pm-8pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening 1_ Special Event Large No 0/19/02 llam-2om iv alifornia CulinarvAcademv Commencemei Daytime Boecial Event aroe Yes

0/19/02 haolin Temple haolin Live Enterteinment Large No

0/19/02 9am-Spm Vest DMA ie Preview Show Daytime Special Event Large No

0/20/02 7pm San Fr OrfnrniAnrAe ohn Williams Guartiat Evening Live Entertainment erpe Yes

CMMT Evenis 2002-2007 DaytimeEaa-npne Evening Epm-l2am Hi Dayvaeiee and aiier 6pm enem Avdiierium 2Eehibiilev Hail 3ca iinrnia Reem Mvii pv Reeme Page of 23

10/20/02 9am-Spm West Park Productions UDMA Costume Preview Show Daytime Special Event Large No

10/21/02 4pm-73Opm Mosaic Event Management Barclays GroupWise Event Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yes No 10/22/02 gem-ham Department of Homeiand Security Citizen and immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

10/22/02 gam-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Serv ces Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Yes 10/25/02 8pm SF Jazz Organization Caetano Velaso Evening Live Entertainment Large Entertainment Yes 10/26/02 830pm SF Jazz Organization Wayne Shorter Evening Live Large 10/26/02 Omega Institute Conferences James Van Praagh Evening Live Entertainment Large No Yea 10/27/02 Noon-Midnight SF Jazz Organization Jones and Tyner All Day Live Entertainment Large

11/1/02 7pm CA Institute of Integral Studies Deepak Chopra Evening Live Entertainment Large No

11/2/02 Noon-Midnight SF Jazz Organization Jamal and Horn Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/3/02 8am-4pm Salon Technology Inc Hair Style and Cutting Event Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No Small No 11/4/02 8am-4pm Salon Technology Inc Hair Style and Cutting Event Daytime Meeting/Conference

11/5/02 Sam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

11/6/02 gam-1 230pm Metro Events Microsoft Product Launch Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

11/7/02 Sam-I 230pm Metro Events Microsoft Product Launch Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes Small No 11/7/02 8am-Spm Jeff Cotton Training Programs Crisis De-Escalation Daytime Meeting/Conference

11/8/02 Noon-Midnight SF Jazz Organization Merle Haggard Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 11/8/02 l2pm-3pm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes 11/9/02 Noon-Midnight SF Jazz Organization Bobby McFerrin Evening Live Entertainment Large

11/16/02 7am 4pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeehow/Exhibition Small No

11/19/02 Sam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

11/24/02 7pm Sandra Escalante Hunks Rockt Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 12/3/02 gam-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

12/5/02 6pm-lOpm The Fairmont San Francisco Business Week Dinner Evening Special Event Small Yes Yes 12/6/02 Spm-Midnight Massimos Millennium Pharmaceuticals Employee Dinn Evening Special Event Small No 12/17/02 gem-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

Live 12/21/02 8pm Bill Graham Presents Dave Koz Evening Entertainment Large Yes

1/7/03 gem-i am Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No No 1/16/03 6pm-8p Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large Small Yes 1/21/03 Bam-i2pm Pinnacle Production Group CoIdwell Banker Sales Rally Daytime Meeting/Conference 1/22/03 Oam-l2pm Pinnacle Production Group CoIdwell Banker Sales RaHy Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes No 1/23/03 gam-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

1/28/03 8am-Spm Jeff Cotton Training Programs Healing Communication Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 1/30/03 7am Charles Schwab Corporate Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes Small Yes 2/1/03 gam-4pm Leukemia Lymphoma Society 2003 Kickoff Event Daytime Live Entertainment

2/4/03 gem-item Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

2/8/03 7pm New Age Entertainment hilip Kirkorov Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 2/20/03 Sam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Small Yes 2/21/03 Indus After Party Daytime Live Entertainment

2/22/03 Indus After Party Daytime Live Entertainment Small Yes

2/23/03 Dig Productions The Wiggles All Day Live Entertainment Large No No 2/23/03 019 Productions The Wiggles- All Day Live Entertainment Large Event Small No 2/23/03 RR Donnelly Bday Party Evening Special 2/24/03 D19 Productions The Wiggles AlIy_ Live Entertainment Large No Town Hall Small Yes ______ipm-7pm Meeting vening Meeting/Conference No 3/4/03 9am-ilam Security Citizertai avtime eetino/Conference _aroe

3/8/03 7pm Michaell sish Choir E2nna_ LiveE Large Yes 3/LQ 12pm merican Colieoe Testino MPRE EXAM avtime Small No No 3/8/03 11am SGI-USA fSoka Gakkai International avtime eeting/Conference Small

3/14/03 Rpm House of Blues Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

Ovhii-itinnm inc 3/1 4/03 Vintaoe Vintage ing Expo Dajj9 Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 3/15/03 8pm House of Blues Margaret venino Live Entertainment _aroe Yes 3/15/03 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage a95_ Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No Small No 3/16/03 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintao avtime Tradeshow/Exhibition 3/1 8/03 gem-i am Deoartment of Homeland Secuntv Citizen and Immioration Services arge No

3/28/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Abraim Everung Live Large Yes

CMMT evens 2002 2007 Oiayiimewam-spm Pveninr 6pm l2amAii Da6aiare and after 6pm Raant Audiiarium 2eahibiiinn i-ia 2cafliarnia Ravm Mvii Rnomn

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6/20/03 UCSF School of Pharmacy Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Large No

6/21/03 5pm Intl Society of Minimally Invasive Cardiac Surge Profeaaional Cardiac Surgery Program Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yes No 6/21/03 10am UCSF School of Pharmacy Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

6/24/03 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

6/26/03 730pm Prime Entertainment The Great Hitmakera Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

7/7/03 7am San Francisco Muslim Community Center Muslim Youth Conference Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/8/03 9am-llam of Homeland Citizen and Services No Department Security Immigration Daytime Meeting/Conference Large 7/8/03 7am San Francisco Muslim Community Center Muslim Youth Conference Daytime MeetinglConference Small No No 7/10/03 6pm-8pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large

7/12103 8am-5pm American SocietyofAnesthesologists Anesthesiologist Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/16/03 8pm Bill Graham Presents The Irish Tenors Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 7/22103 9am-llam Department ot Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

7/25/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Joao Gilberto Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Yea 7/26/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Joao Gilberto Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea 7/29/03 83Osm-llam Mckesson Corporation Stockholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

7/30/03 83Oam-llsm McKesson Corporation Stockholdem Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yea

8/1/03 730pm Katz Entertainment Vms Morales Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

8/3/03 6pm-llpm Oh/Kapke Wedding Reception Oh/Kspke Wedding Reception Evening Special Event Small Yea Small No 8/8/03 l2pm-3pm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference

8/9/03 gam-liam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

8/14/03 l2pm-3pm American College Testing MCAT Testing Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

8/16/03 8am-Epm EXH MCATTesting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

8/22/03 7pm Get Psychd Inc John Edwards Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

Live Entertainment 9/5/03 8pm Jaye Productions Johnnie Ip Concert Evening Large Yes No 9/9/03 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Small No 9/1 2103 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition

9/13/03 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No No 9/14/03 Audio Visual Partners Inc ISN Tool Show All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small

9/17/03 9am Enc Lofholm International Inc Sales Mastery 2003 Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yea

9/20/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Herbie Hancock Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

9/21/03 130pm ChineseAmericanAssociation of Commerce ChineseTraditional Concert Daytime Live Entertainment Large No

9/22/03 11am Andrew Howard Memorial Service Daytime Special Event Small No

9/23/03 gsm-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Dayfme Meeting/Conference Large No

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10/3/03 8am-Spm integrated Supply Network Convention Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yea

10/4/03 8am-8pm ntegrated Supply Network Convention Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yea Small No 10/4/03 12pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition

10/5/03 8am-llam ISN-MO Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

10/5/03 2pm-Spm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Volunteer Training Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

10/5/03 lOam-124Spm SGI-USASoks Gakksi International Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No No 10/6/03 9em-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Small No 10/6/03 Spm-8pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz VolunteerTraining Evening Meeting/Conference

10/8/03 6pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No No 10/9/03 8am-1 Opm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No 10/10/03 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large 10/11/03 Bam-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention AUDaj_ 4_ Meeting/Conference Large No 0/12103 Sam-lOom rand Lodoe of California nnual Convention av Aeetino/Conference Laroe No 0/13/03 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annuall All Day Meeting/Conference Large

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0/14/03 8am-lOom rand Lodge of California nnual All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

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10/21/03 gem-i lam No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

10/23/03 6am Barclays Global Investors BGI GroupWise Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

10/25/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Omara Portuondo Virginia Rodriguez Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/1/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Etta James The Roots Sand Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/1/03 8am No 1pm Apollo in the City Contestant Training Daytime Special Event Large

11/4/03 gam-1 lam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

11/7/03 i2pm-3pm Amencan College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

11/8/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Nancy Wilson Ramsey Lewis Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/8/03 12pm US Bank Jazz Reception Daytime Special Event Small Yes

11/8/03 8am 1pm Apollo in the City Contestant Training Daytime Special Event Large No Yes 11/9/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Keith Jarrett Evening Live Entertainment Large

11/9/03 l2pm-3pm Animal Place Veggie Cook-off Daytime Special Event Small Yes

11/13/03 7pm-llpm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

11/14/03 7pm-llpm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

11/15/03 73Oam-11OOam USAA Annual Member Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

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11/18/03 gam-ilam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

11/18/03 8am 1pm Apollo in the City Contestant Training Daytime Special Event Large No

11/18/03 Small No 7pm-llpm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference

11/18/03 8am-4pm International Council of Shopping Centers Idea Exchange Deal Making Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 11/19/03 9am Macye West Shareholder Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

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11/20/03 7pm-llpm SE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

11/21/03 730pm AEG LLC The Comediansl Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

11/21/03 lOam-lOpm O.C.PJ Inc MONK Crew Feeding All Day Special Event Small No No 11/22/03 8pm Philippine Childrens Fund of America Benefit Play Evening Live Entertainment Large No 11/22/03 8am 1pm Apollo in the City Contestant Training Daytime Special Event Large

11/22/03 10am Crossroad Films Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small No

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12/6/03 8pm Bill Graham Presents Dave Koz and Friends Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

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12/11/03 8pm SF Jazz Organization Blind Boys of Alabama Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

12/13/03 8am Apollo in the City Conteatarit Training Daytime Speulal Eveiit Large No

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12/27/03 11am Al Sabeel Family Concert Daytime Jve Entertainment Large No

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the Live Entertainment Yea 1/17/04 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in City Evening Large

1/20/04 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Yea 1/24/04 7pioi Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large

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1/29/04 730pm Chinese Chamber of Commerce Miss Chinatown Pageant Evening Live Entertainment Large No

1/30/04 730pm Chinese Chamber of Commerce Miss Chinatown Pageant Evening Live Entertainment Large No Yea 1/31/04 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large

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2/7/04 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

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2/21/04 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening live Entertainment Large Yea

2/24/04 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

2/29/04 the 7pm Apollo in City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

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3/9/04 l2pm-bpm Sarclays Global Investors BGI GroupWiae Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yea

3/9/04 9am-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

3/10/04 3pm-730pm Sarclays Global Investors BGI GroupWise Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yea

3/12/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization Savion Glover Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/13/04 Yes 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large

3/13/04 gem-l2pm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

3/14/04 l2pm-6pm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

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3/17/04 Bee Season Productions Inc Movie Filming All Day Special Event Small No

3/18/04 Bee Season Productions Inc Movie Filming All Dpy Special Event Small No

3/19/04 7pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/19/04 See Season Productions Inc Movie Filming All Day Special Event Small No

3/19/04 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

3/20/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization Ornette Coleman Evening I.ive Entertainment Large Yes

3/20/04 8em-Spm LCRAPIC Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

3/20/04 Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshom/Exhibition Small No

3/21/04 Nvidia Corp Product Launch All Day Tredeshom/Exhibition Small Yes

3/21/04 6p_ LicIc-Wilmerding High School Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Small No

3/23/04 9am-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

3/25/04 7pm The Learning Annex Ram Daaa Evening Live Entertainment Large No

3/26/04 in the the Live 7pm Apollo City Apollo in City Evening Entertainment Large Yes

3/27/04 730pm Starmedia Entertainment Olgie Alcaaib Regine Velasquez Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/27/04 8am-Spm LCRAPIC Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

3/28/04 730pm Amencan Buddhist Cultural Society Cultural Activity Evening Special Event Small No

4/2/04 8pm Apollo in the City Apollo in the City Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/3/04 8pm Bill Graham Presenta Van Morrison Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

4/3/04 8pm Clear Channel Michael Savage Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/4/04 8pm Bill Graham Presents Van Morrison Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/6/04 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen end Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/8/04 8pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

4/11/04 7pm lanet of Performers Inc Neiws Wadih Evening .ive Entertainment Large Yes

4/12/04 Nvidia Corp Product Launch All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small Yes

4/13/04 Nvidia Corp Product Launch All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small Yes

4/14/04 World MBA Tour Job Fair All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

4/16/04 8pm Katz Entertainment Vine Morales and Guests Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/17/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization Wayne Shorter Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

4/17/04 730am American College Testing MCAT Testing Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

4/17/04 8am American College Testing OCAP Foreign Service Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

4/18/04 7pm The Art of Living Foundation His Holiness Sri-Sri Ravi Shankar Evening Live Entertainment Large No

4/19/04 GE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

4/20/04 PGE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

4/21/04 GE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yea

4/22/04 gem-ham Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen end Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/24/04 the in live 8pm Apollo in City Apollo the City Evening Entertainment Large Yes

4/24/04 8am American College Testing Foreign Services Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

4/30/04 8pm Bndgepoint Community Church DLSU Choral Group Evening Live Entertainment Large No 5/1/04 7pm VNM Production Inc EltmAlexandrov Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/1/04 430pm Roiaa Wedding Reception Roiaa Wedding Reception Evening Special Event Small Yea No 5/2/04 9am 4pm Golden Gate University School of Business Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

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5/6/04 7pm-ilpm American College Testing SE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

5/6/04 pm-3pm California College of the Arts Commencement Ceremony Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/8/04 No 2pm-4pm California College of the Arts Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

5/8/04 8pm Events to the El Cerrito High School Prom Evening Special Event Small No

5/i 0/04 Bam-Spm SIA Software Sound Seminar Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

5/11/04 7pm-iipm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

5/i 4/04 2pm-Bpm UCSF School of Pharmacy Commencement Ceremony All Day Special Event Large No

5/15/04 8pm Strut Productions 64 The Tribute Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/15/04 Golden No iOam-2pm Gate University School of Law Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

5/15/04 7pm Events to the Liberty High School Prom Evening Special Event Small No

5/18/04 gem-i iam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

5/20/04 pm-8pm UCSF School of Medicine Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

5/21/04 ham-i of Art pm Academy College Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No 5/22/04 6pm Csska Sushi Kuh Ledesma Nora Aunor Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/22/04 lOam-i 2pm San Francisco Art Institute Commencement Ceremony Daytime Specisl Event Large No

5/23/04 9am-8pm Hastings College of The Law Commencement Ceremony All Day Special Event Large No

5/24/04 9am-lpm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conferenne Small No

5/25/04 Pam-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 5/26/04 gam-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/27/04 Gam-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 5/28/04 gam-lpm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

5/29/04 Oem-i 2pm City College of San Francisco Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/29/04 7pm-i 2am Events to the Ygnacio Valley High School Evening Special Event Small No 6/1/04 B.A.R/B.R.I BAR Exam Review Meeting/Conference Small No 6/1/04 gsm-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 6/2/04 gem-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/3/04 gem-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/4/04 No 4pm-9pm UCSP School of Nursing Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large

6/4/04 9am-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 6/5/04 9am-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/6/04 gem-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/7/04 i23Opm-53Opm American College Testing ACSW DCA Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/7/04 9am-i Ear Review Small No pin Daytime Meeting/Cunference

6/7/04 6pm-i Opm .onza Biologics Lonza Bio2004 Customer Event Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

6/8/04 gam-iiam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No 6/8/04 gem-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/9/04 gem-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/i 0/04 11am San Leandro High School Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/i 0/04 8am No American Society of Anesthesiologists Anesthesiologist Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small

6/10/04 9am-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 6/ii/04 9sm-ipm BerReview Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/12/04 i2pm-7pm UCSF School of Dentistry Rehearsal All Day Special Event Large No

6/12/04 9am-ipm BarReview Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/13/04 pm-7pm University of the Facific School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony All Day Special Event Large No 6/13/04 gam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/i4/04 9em-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/15/04 9am-i pm Bar Review Dayf me Meeting/Conference Small No

6/i 6/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meefng/Conference Small No 6/i 7/04 9am-lpm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/17/04 63Opm-83Opm Fashion Institute of Design Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Small No Yes 6/18/04 8pm SF Jszz Crganization Sonny Rollins Evening Live Entertainment Large 6/i8/04 9sm-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/i 9/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization Herbie Hancock Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

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6/22/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 6/23/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/24/04 Sam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/25/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization Joao Gilberto Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea Small Yes 6/25/04 8am Tech Spotter 2004 Real Estate Acceleration Summit Daytime Meeting/Conference

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6/26/04 730pm Greatest Hitmakers hilipine 70s show Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

6/26/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/27/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

6/28/04 gam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 6/29/04 gam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

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7/3/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/4/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 7/5/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No No 7/6/04 Yam-I pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small 7/7/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No No 7/8/04 Yam-i lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

7/8/04 6pm-8pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

7/8/04 Yam-ipm BarReview Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/9/04 Ysm-ipm BarReview Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No Exam Small No 7/10/04 745am-5ispm American Society of Aneathesiologists Anesthesiologist Daytime Meeting/Conference

7/10/04 Yam-lpm BarReview Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/il/04 Yam-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/i2/04 Yam-ipm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No 7/13/04 Yam-i pm Bar Review Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/17/04 Live Entertainment Yes 8pm Infinity Broadcasting Corporation dba KCBS The Hot Babes Vhong Navarro Evening Large

7/20/04 Yam-i 1am Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/21/04 4pm 730pm San Francisco Convention Visitors Bureau Members Business Exchange Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

7/23/04 Live Talent Event Comedy Workshop Live Entertainment Large Yes

7/24/04 Live Talent Event Comedy Workshop Live Entertainment Small Yes

7/25/04 Live Talent Event Comedy Workshop Meeting/Conference Small Yes Yes 7/27/04 lOam-ham Mckesson Corporation Mckesson Stockholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Small Yes 7/28/04 lOam-liars Mckesson Corporation Mckesson Stockholders Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference

7/31/04 Live Entertainment 8pm Infinity Broadcasting Corporation dba kCBS The Temptations Evening Large Yes

8/3/04 Yam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

8/3/04 11am Academy of Art College Academy of Art Orientation Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No Small No 8/i3/04 lOam-330pm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference

8/14/04 Yam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No No 8/14/04 730-63Opm American College Testing MCAT Testing All Day Meeting/Conference Small Small No 8/15/04 Y3Oam-43Opm Amencan College Testing MCAT Testing Daytime Meeting/Conference

8/17/04 Yam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No No Y/7/04 Yam-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conferenne Large

All Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No Y/i4/04 Spm-Ypm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Day

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i7/04 Inc Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

18/04 83Oam-6pm Vintage Exhibitiona Inc ntage Clothing Expo aytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small

19/04 830am-6pm World MBA Tour All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No No 21/04 745am it of Homeland Security Naturalization Ceremonies Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

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10/4/04 2pm-Spm SF Jazz Organization olunteer Training Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

10/6/04 Sam-i Opm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

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10/7/04 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/8/04 Sam-lOpm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

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10/10/04 of California nnual Sam-i Opm Grand Lodge Convention All Day Meefng/Conference Large No

10/11/04 8am-10pm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/12/04 Sam-lOpm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/13/04 8am-1 Opm Grand Lodge of California nnual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

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10/15/04 Topcareera orid MBA Tour Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

10/i 6/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization aetano Velaso Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

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10/16/04 Noaco U.S.A Inc apanese Job Fair Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No iO/17/04 Fashion Institute of Design Fashion Show Daytime Tredeahow/Exhibition Small No

10/i 9/04 10am The Wella Corporation Hair Demonstration Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yea

10/19/04 9am-ilam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

10/22/04 8pm SF Jazz Organization The Rite of Springs Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

0/23/04 pm Electric Ink Promotions Entertainment Tattoo Expo Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small Yea

10/29/04 Electric Ink Tattoo lam-i 1pm Promotions Entertainment Expo All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small Yea

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11/4/04 8am Advanced Job Fairs ob Fair All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

11/5/04 7pm Mannes Memonal Association Marine Band Evening Live Entertainment Small Yes

11/5/04 8am The Wells Corporation air Demonstration All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

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SF Education Fund Benefit Concert Live Entertainment Small Yea

Columbia Pictures Industries Inc Memoirs ota Geisha Costume Fitting Daytime Special Event Small No

Columbia Pictures Industries Inc Memoirs of Geisha Costume Fitting Daytime Special Event Small No Small No Columbia Pictures Industries Inc Memoirs of Geisha Coatume Fitting Daytime Special Event

Columbia Pictures Induatnea Inc Memoirs of Geisha Costume Fitting Daytime Special Event Small No

Bill Graham Presents Dave Koz Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea Small No Columbia Pictures Industries Inc Memoirs of Geisha Costume Fitting Daytime Special Event

SF Jazz Organization Blind Boys of Alabama Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea Small No Venture Productions Filipino Movie Daytime Live Entertainment No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

University of California Davis Picture Coding Symposium Daytime Special Event Small No

Brian Martin Productions Andy Williams The Christmas Show Evening Live Entertainment Small Yea Small No University of California Davis Picture Coding Symposium Special Event Entertainment Yea Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Evening Live Large

Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large Yea

University of California Davis Picture Coding Symposium Special Event Small No Yea Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large No Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large

Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large Yea Yea Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large Yea Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large

Live Entertainment Yea Nob Hill Maaonic Center Broadway on Ice Large

Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large Yea Yea Nob Hill Maaonic Center Broadway on Ice Live Entertainment Large

Live Yea Nob Hill Masonic Center Broadway on Ice Entertainment Large

Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Kalama Foundation Mai Aloha Mai Understanding Love Evening Meeting/Conference Small No Kalama Foundation Mai Aloha Mal Underatanding Love Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

Kalama Foundation Mai Aloha Mai Underatanding Love Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

Live Yea Infinity Broadcaating Corporation dba KCBS KOED Preaenta Wayne Dyer Evening Entertainment Large

Live Yea Infinity Broadcasting Corporation dba KCBS KOED Preaanta Wayne Dyer Evening Entertainment Large

Live Entertainment No Ming Pao Daily News Chineaa Folk Concert Evening Large Grammercy Towers Condominium Aaaociation Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No Yea SF Jazz Organization Love Supreme Coltrane Maraalia Evening Live Entertainment Large No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

MiamiSun International Corporation Michael Touretaky Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea No Wilaon West Pacific School of Religion Evening Meeting/Conference Large Yea Black Sorority Fraternity Council at SFSU Step Competition Evening Live Entertainment Large

Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Paaco Productiona LLC Lea Salonga Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea No Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Servicea Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

Bnan Martin Productiona BB King Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea No SWT Productions The Univarae Within Exhibit Daytime Tradeahow/Eahibition Small Small No Major League Gaming MLG SF Event All Day Live Entertainment

Major League Gaming MLG SF Event All Day Live Entertainment Small No Major League Gaming MLG SF Event AlL2y Live Entertainment Small No /05 l3Opm-330pm bins Songsan Sheolin Temple Inc 3rbal Arts Demonstration avtime ie Entertainment .aroe Jo

JOS 730pm-g3opm China Songaan Shaolin Temple Inc Martial Arts Demonatration Evening Large No

L/05 3pm-5pm SF Jazz Organization Volunteer Training Daytime Small No Yea 105 730pm-lOpm JMP Productiona Muaic from Final Fantaay Evening arge No 0/05 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Servicea Daytime Large

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/11/05 6pm-830pm HBO Screening of Sometimes in April Evening Large Yes

112/05 Yes Spm-lO3Opm SF Jazz Organization Roy Haynes 80th Birthday Ev10j0j_ Large

/12105 830am-l2pm American Cclleoe Testino MPRE Exam Daytime Meetino/Conference Large No

3/12/05 830am-l2pm American College Testing MPRE Exam biime Meeting/Conference Large No

3/13/05 7pm-930pm Warner Brothers Television Crew Feeding Evening Special Event Small No

3/18/05 6am-8pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

3/10/05 8pm-1030pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Coilective Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/19/05 Yam-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

3/20/05 gam-6pm J5 Camins Music Media Productions Inc Return of the Champions Daytime Live Entertainment Small Yes

3/23/05 gam-3pm PGE Corporation Shareholders Meeting Daytime Special Event Large Yes

3/29/05 gam-lIam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/8/05 No 4pm Deviant Behavior Productions LTD Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small 4/9/05 8pm Starmedia Entertainment Regine Velasquez Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/14/05 gam-li am Department of Homeland Security Cifizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/14/05 8pm Hesid College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

4/16/05 6pm SF Jazz Organization Dave Brubeck Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/16/05 8am American College Tesfing MCATTesting Dayfime Meeting/Conference Small No

4/17/05 8pm The Associated Press Annual Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

4/18/05 8pm The Associated Press Annual Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

4/19/05 9am TLJoseph Inc Hyundai Sonata Media Introduction Daytime Trsdeshow/Exhibition Small No

4/19/05 9am TL Joseph Inc Hyundsi Sonata Media Introduction Daytime Trsdeshow/Exhibition Small No 4/20/05 9am TLJoseph Inc Hyundsi Sonata Media Introducfion Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

4/21/05 9am TLloseph Inc Hyundai Sonsts Media Introduction Daytime Trsdeshow/Exhibition Small No Yes 4/23/05 730pm Youth Speaks Inc Netionsi Youth Poetry Finals Evening Live Entertainment Large

4/26/05 9am-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/29/05 9am SF Jazz Organization Shirley Horn Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/1/05 8pm Frame Productions Ang Tanging Ins Ss Amerika Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/6/05 5pm Asian Pacific IslanderAmerican Health Forum Food For Thought 2005 Evening Special Event Small Yes

5/7/05 9am UCSF School of Pharmacy Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/8/OS 630pm Golden Gate University School of Business Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No No 5/10/05 gam-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes 5/11/05 10am SF Educafion Fund Spring Showcase Daytime Special Event Large

5/1 3/05 5pm Golden Gate University School of Law Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

5/14/05 8pm World EthnicArts Entertainment Maxim Galkin Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes No 5/14/05 2pm California College of the Arts Commencement Ceremony Rehearsal Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No 5/14/OS 2pm California College of the Arts Commencement Ceremony Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

5/14/05 8pm Events to the St Marys College High Prom Daytime Special Event Small No

5/15/OS 7pm Islamic Relief Imsn El-Baher Evening Live Entertainment Large No

5/1 S/OS 7pm Events to the Drake High School Prom Evening Special Event Small No No 5/16/05 730pm UCSF School of Medicine Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large

5/20/05 7pm San Franosco Art Institute Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

5/21/05 7pm San Frsnosco Art Institute Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

5/24/05 9sm-1 lam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meefing/Conference Large No

5/26/05 Yes 7pm Spirit Rock Meditation Center Jack Kornfield and Pema Chodron Evening Live Entertainment Large

5/27/05 2pm City College of San Francisco Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/29/05 9pm Planet of Performers Inc Kszem AI-Ssher Nancy Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

5/31/05 530pm California Professional Assoostion of Speoalty Board Meeting Evening Meefing/Conference Small Yes

6/3/05 1pm UCSF School of Nursing Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/4/05 8pm J5 Camins Music Media Productions Inc Return of the Champions Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

6/5/05 3pm Universal Culture Heritage Development Founds China Inner Mongolia Music Song Dance Daytime Live Entertainment Large No Event No Event No ______lam San Franciaco Unified School District ncoln Commencement Rehearsal aytime tpecisl .arge

6/6/05 2pm San Franciaco Unified thool District Lowell Comn iaytlme Special Event Large No

6/7/05 gam-1 lam Department of Homelar Secunty Citizen and Ii syfime aleeting/Conference .arge No

/8/05 9am San Francisco Unified School District Special Event Large No

6/8/05 2pm San Franosco Unified School District Special Event Large No

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8/05 7pm San Lowell encement DyL Scecial Event Large No

9/05 8pm Bill Graham Presents Jan Mi aytime ie Fntmrteinmmnt .arge Yes

10/05 11am _ick-Wilmerdino Hioh School No Comm sytime__e Meeting/Conference Large

10/05 730pm Comm venino ecial Event Large No 12/05 No --- Jmversity of the Pacific School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Large

16/05 5pm SF Pop Show SF Pop Show Ev5g_ maII Yes 16/05 venino eetino/Conference aroe No OaIIIUlIIrILILULmUImmIyII UIIIIIIII.IlIIIt ..ICIIlUIIy __ 6/17/05 9am Premiere Radio Network Glenn Beck Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

6/18/05 2pm tJCSF School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/21/05 Qam-llsm Department of t-lomelsnd Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/6/05 10am Camp Broadway Macye Thanksgiving Day Parade Auditions Daytime -Special Event Large No

7/7/05 9am-llsm Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/9/05 9am Silver Screen Productions Society of Seven with Lsni Misalucha Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes No 7/10/05 11am El Shsddai Religious Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

7/14/05 No 8am Herbalife International Communications Workshop All Day Meeting/Conference Large

7/14/05 8pm Ilesid College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No No 7/15/05 8am Herbalife International Communicaf one Workshop All Day Meeting/Conference Large

7/16/05 Herbalife 8am International Communications Workshop All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

7/17/05 8am Ilerbalife International Communications Workshop All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

7/19/05 9am-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Yes 7/30/05 9am Black Corner Stone Enterprise LLC The BARS Awards Evening Live Entertainment Large No 8/9/05 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

8/12/05 8pm Clear Channel Celtic Women Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/13/05 8pm Clear Channel Celtic Women Svening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 8/23/05 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

8/27/05 8pm 4th of March Productions JayR Gameface Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

9/1/05 8pm Cord Blood Registry Pnvate Reception Evening Special Event Small No No 9/11/05 9am-Cpm One Ciri Agency The Gathering Tradeahow/Exhibition Small

Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 9/12/05 9am 6pm One Girl Agency The Gathenng

9/13/05 gam-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No 9/13/05 9am-Gpm One Girl Agency The Gathering Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No Small No 9/14/05 Qam-6pm One Girl Agency The Gathering Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition

9/16/05 Spm-llpm SF Jazz Organization Madeleine Peyroux Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 9/16/05 lOam-6pm Vintage Exhibif one Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small Small No 9/17/05 lOam-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Evening Tradeshow/Exhibition

9/18/05 lOam-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

2/22/05 8am-8pm World Leadership Group Leadership Tour All Day Meeting/Conference Large No No 9/23/05 8am-8pm World Leadership Group Leadership Tour All Day Meeting/Conference Large

2/25/05 iHollywood Forum Mobile Entertainment Summit All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Large Yes

9/28/05 Hollywood Forum Mobile Entertainment Summit All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Large Yes

9/27/05 gsm-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Meeting/Conference Large No Small No 9/27/05 8am-Spm Riding the Bus Crew Feeding Dayf me Special Event

Entertainment Yea 9/30/05 7pm Landmark Education Living Created Life Evening Live Large

10/1/05 9am World Ethnic Arts Entertainment Boris Moiaeyev Lyundmila Gurchenko Live Entertainment Large Yes No 10/6/05 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No 10/7/05 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large

10/8/05 8am-1 Opm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/9/05 8am-1 Opm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No No 10/10/05 8am-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large

10/11/05 Sam-I Opm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/12/05 8am-IOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No No 10/13/05 Bam-lOpm Grand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large

10/14/05 9am-1l am Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen end Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

0/15/05 ashion Institute ot Desion ashion Show yen mo rsdeshow/Exhibition Laroe Small No 0/16/05 6pm SF Jazz Organization Volunteer Training Special Event

0/17/05 7pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Special Event Large No

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10/18/05 6pm Macys West FaIl 2005 Rosdshow Presentations Evening Tradeshow/Exhibition Large Yes

10/18/05 NS Pictures Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small No

10/19/05 5pm Macys West Fall 2005 Roadshow Presentations Evening Tradeshow/Exhibition Large Yes

10/21/05 Entertainment Yes 8pm SF Jazz Organization Lalah Hathaway Marcus Miller Evening Live Large

10/22/05 8pm SF Jazz Organization Etta James Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

10/23/05 9am Supra Foundation China National Music Song Performance Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

10/26/05 9am-1 lam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

10/26/05 Live 730pm Steve Litman Presents 12 Girl Band Evening Entertainment Large Yes Small No 10/27/05 SF Pop Show SF Pop Show All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition

10/27/05 Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No SF Pop Show SF Pop Show All Day

10/29/OS Five Film Inc Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small No

10/30/OS 8pm Blincom-Video Inc Toto Kutunlo Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 11/1/05 8am LumaCore L.L.C Worldwide Broadcast Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/2/05 8am LumaCore L.L.C Worldwide Broadcast Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/3/05 7pm CMF/Jill Eikenberry/ Smile Norman Reception Evening Special Event Large Yes Small No 11/4/05 7pm American College Testing MPRE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference

11/5/05 8pm SF Jazz Organization Omette Coleman Evening _ive Entertainment Large Yes

11/8/05 7pm Hay House Inc Dr Wayne Dyer Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/8/05 9am-llsm Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Small No 11/8/05 8pm idealist.org Grad School Fair Evening Meeting/Conterence

11/9/05 7pm Hay House Inc Dr Wayne Dyer Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 11/10/05 7pm Hay House Inc Dr Wayne Dyer Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

11/10/05 7pm Amencan College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No Yes 11/11/OS 8pm Sill Graham Presents Lyle Lovett Joe Ely John Hiatt Guy Clark Evening Live Entertainment Large No 11/12/05 2pm Hay House Inc Sylvia Srowne Daytime Live Entertainment Large

11/13/05 7pm AV Show Entertainment Inc Mashina Vremeni Evening ..ive Entertainment Large Yes

11/13/05 2pm Law School Admission Council Inc Law School Forum Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

11/14/05 2pm Law School Admission Council Inc Law School Forum Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

11/1 5/05 7pm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

11/17/OS 7pm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No No 11/22/OS gsm-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meefng/Conference Large Yes 12/2/OS 8pm SF Jazz Organization Dave Koz Evening Live Entertainment Large

12/3/OS 8pm KFOG Radio Medeleine Peyroux Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/6/05 gam-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

12/7/OS Bpm-llpm Alice Radio Alanis Morissette Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/9/OS 8pm-llpm ShowbizArtists SideA Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/10/OS 8pm-lO3Opm SF Jazz Organization Blind Boys of Alabama Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/10/OS Sam CASTLE Worldwide Inc Board of Registered PolysomnographicTech Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

12/12/OS 7pm Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

12/14/OS Spm-1 1pm Another Planet Entertainment Barenaked Ladies Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/28/OS 7pm AEG Live Cheetah Girls Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

1/10/OS gam-11 am flepartment of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No No 1/14/06 9am San Francisco Fire Department Neighborhood Safety Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small

1/17/06 545pm Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

1/18/OS 6pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

1/19/08 7pm Get Psychd Inc John Edwards Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

1/21/OS 8pm Concerto Production Persian Concert Ebi Andy and Kamran Hou Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

Services 1/24/OS 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

1/28/OS 816pm SarAssociation of San Francisco An Evening with Hillary Clinton Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

2/3/OS 10am Signature Hospitality Group Wells Fargo Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes Small No 2/S/OS Sam-Spm One Girl Agency The Gathering All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition

2/7/06 gam-1 lam Oepartment ot Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

All Tradeshow/Exhibition 2/7/OS Sam-Spm One Girl Agency The Gathenng Day Small No No 2/18/OS 7pm DC Berkeley Sikh Student Association Dhol Di Awaz VIII Bhangra Competition Evening Live Entertainment Large

2/21/08 9am-llam Department of Homeland Secunty itizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conterence Large No

2/21/OS 7pm Gramercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conterence Small No

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5/27/06 am City College of San Franciaco Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/28/06 30pm-1 130pm Planet of Performers Inc Ragheb Alame/ Eliaa/ Bessem Feghali Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

6/2/06 pm-8pm UCSF School of Nursing Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

6/3/06 am-Spm JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

6/4/06 am-Spm JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

6/5/06 pm Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

6/6/06 am-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

6/9/06 1am Lick-Wilmerding High School Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/11/06 pm University of the Pacific School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

6/15/06 pm Fashion Institute of Design Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No

6/16/06 pm-iO3Opm SF Jazz Organization Baaba Maal Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

6/1 7/06 pm UCSF School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No 6/19/06 pm Gramercy Towers Condominium Association Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

6/20/06 am-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

6/23/06 Microsoft CC Power Day Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

6/24/06 Microsoft UC Power Day Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

6/25/06 Microsoft CC Power Day Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

6/26/06 Microsoft CC Power Day Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

7/8/06 No am American Society of Anesthesiologists nesthesiologist Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small

7/11/06 am-i lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/11/06 pm Heald College Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No 7/17/06 pm Gramercy Towers Condominium Association Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

7/25/06 em-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

7/25/06 International Video SO Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small No

7/29/06 am The Richmond/Ermet Aids Foundation Help Ia On The Way Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

7/30/06 am The Richmond/ErmetAids Foundation Help Ia On The Way Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/4/06 No 3Opm American College Testing MPRE EXAM Evening Meeting/Conference Large

8/8/06 am-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Servicea Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

8/8/06 am MJZ Filma GM Crew Feeding Daytime Special Event Small No

8/12/06 pm JS Camina Music and Media Productions Inc Filipino concert with Sarah Geronimo Mark Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/19/06 pm Star USAaia Entertainment Donald Cheung concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

8/19/06 3Oam American College Testing MCAT EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

8/19/06 3Oam American College Testing MCAT EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

8/21/OS pm Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

8/22/06 am-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime .1 Meeting/Conference Large No

9/5/06 am-horn Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

9/8/06 2pm Healing Journeya CancerAaATurning Point All Day Meeting/Conference Large No No 9/9/06 am Healing Journeya Cancer AaATurning Point All Day Meeting/Conference Large

9/10/06 am Healing Journeya ancerAaATurning Point All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

9/10/06 am One Girl Agency The Gathenng Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibiton Small No

9/11/06 am One Girl Agency The Gathering Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No Small No 9/12/06 am One Girl Agency The Gathering Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition

9/14/06 Small Yea pm-i O3Opm SF Jazz Organization Liatening party with Zakir Huasain Evening Live Entertainment

9/b 5/06 pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Evening Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/16/06 pm Chinese Christian Mission Chineae Christian Mission Musical Concert Live Entertainment Large No

9/i 6/06 Vintage Exhibitiona Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/b 7/06 Vintage Exhibitiona Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

9/18/06 pm Grammercy Towera Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

9/i 9/06 am Charlaa Schwab Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes /20/06 am Charles Schwab Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

9/23/06 pm-i O3Opm SF Jazz Organization Planet Drum Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

9/23/06 am JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/24/06 am JT Company The Warehouae Sale Daytime Tradeahow/Exhibition Small No

9/26/06 am-li am Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

9/29/06 Sebastian-Intl Wella Sebastian Future Vision Tour All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small Yea

9/30/06 Sebastian-Intl Wella Sebastian Future Viaion Tour All Day Tradeahow/Exhibition Small Yes

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10/5/06 Sam-lOom rand Lodge of California Annual Convention All Day Aeeting/Conference Large

10/6/06 of Calif Bam-lOpm Grand Lodge Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/7/06 8em-iOpm Grand Lodge of Calif Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/8/06 8am-iOpm Grand Lodge of Calif Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/9/06 Sam-iOpm Grand Lodge of Calif Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large No

10/10/06 Sam-lOpm Grand Lodge of Calif Annual Convention All Day Meeting/Conference Large Nu

10/11/06 Sam-i Calif Annual satin n/Conference Opm Grand Lodge of All Day _arge

10/15/06 World EtlinicArta Choir concert Live Entertainment Yea 7pm .______Tureteky Evening Large 10/16/06 7om mrammercy Towers Aasociation eoard Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

10/19/08 7am Poo Show SF Poo Show Daytime radeehow/Exhibition _aroe 10

SF Jazz Organization Sonny Rollina Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

SF Pop Show SF Pop Show Daytime Tradeehow/Exhibition Large No

SF Jazz Organization Leader Circle Reception Evening Special Event Small No Navarro Wedding Reception Navarro Wedding Reception Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yes

NTDTV Falun Gong conference Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Monterey Institute of International Studies Grad School Fair Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Large No

Sheckys Girls Night Out Evening radeshow/Exhibibon Small Yes

National Assoc for College Admission Counaelin 2006 Performing Arts Fair Daytme Meeting/Conference Small No

SF Jazz Organization Alice Coltrane Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

American College Testing MPRE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

American College Testing MPRE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

Visa USA VISAFY07 KickOff Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

Visa USA VISA FY07 Kick Off Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes Visa USA VISAFYO7 KickOff Meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

California Podiatric Medical Association California Podiatric Medical Association Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yea No Amencan College Testing ASS Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small

California Podiatdc Medical Association California Podiatric Medical Association Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

California Podiatric Medical Association California Podiatric Medical Association Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes

Another Planet Entertainment Allison Krause Union Station Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No The Expo Group Law School Admissions Council All Day Meeting/Conference Large The Expo Group Law School Admissions Council Evening Meeting/Conference Large No

Hay House Inc Sylvia Browne Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

1SES Meeting Planners meeting Daytime Meeting/Conference Small Yes

Amencan College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Computers and Structures Inc Performance Based Design Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Blue Shield of California Senior Uving Seminar Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Accion Latina Encuentro Del Canto Popular Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No Grammercy Towers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Bill Graham Presents Michael Franks Concert Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yes US-Sine Investment LLC Musicat Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

Blue Shield of California Total Well Being Event Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

Department of Homeland Security Citzen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

GrsmmercyTowers Condominium Association Board Meeting Evening Meeting/Conference Small No

am Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

One Girl Agency The Gathering Daytime Tradeshow/Exhitjition Small No Small No One Girl Agency The Gathering Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition

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216107 gem-ham of Homeland No Department Security ______Daytime .aroe 2/6/07 No ipm-5pm Local 16 Day5 _1_ Large Yam-Spm Local 16 Lighting Equipment Demonatration Daytime radeahow/Exl Small No

pm-5pm Local 16 Lighting Equipment Demonstration OayEe adeshow/Exi arge Jo pm-Spm ntcrnmtinnl Interior Deaion Aasociation wards Show avtime oecial Event .arqe Yes

2/10/07 Bam-530pm Blue Shield of California Total Well Being Event Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

2/12/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/13/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/14/07 iOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/15/07 730pm-lO3Opm Alice Radio Los Lonely Boys Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

2/15/07 gam-1 lam Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

2/15/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/16/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/19/07 No lOam-Spm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small

2/20/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/21/07 7pm-gpm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Performance Evening Live Entertainment Small Yes

2/21/07 lOam-6pm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/22/07 lOam-Gpm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Small No

2/22/07 9am-iiam JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

2/23/07 Small Yes 7pm-Spm SF Jazz Organization SF Jazz Collective Performance Evening Live Entertainment

2/23/07 No iOam-6pm Capella University Winter Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Small

2/24/07 20th -- Sam-7pm Century Fox Crew Fedding Journeyman All Day Special Event Large No

3/3/07 9am-4pm JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibit/on Small No No 3/4/07 Bam-4pm /intage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small

3/9/07 8pm-llpm Live Nation Video Games Live Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/10/07 8pm-lOpm SF Jazz Organization Etta James Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/10/07 7am-lpm Amencan College Testing MFRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

3/11/07 9em-i 2pm Amencan College Testing MPRE EXAM Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No No 3/13/07 gem-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

3/16/07 6am-Spm Top Sutton Top SuHon Designer Shopping Event All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Smell Yes

3/17/07 7pm-lOpm Youth Speaks Inc Grand Slam Finals/Teen Poetry Slam Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/17/07 9am-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

3/18/07 9am-6pm Vintage Exhibitions Inc Vintage Clothing Expo Daytime Tradeshom/Exhibition Small No

3/23/07 7pm-lOpm Hay House Inc Carolyn Myss Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Small No 3/23/07 Sam-8pm American College Testing NCIDO Exam All Day Meeting/Conference

3/27/07 No 9am-iiam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

3/29/07 Spm-Spm Sheckys Girls Night Out All Day Trsdeshow/Exhibition Small Yes

3/30/07 7pm-i Opm Mystikl Clothing En Vogue Concert and Fashion Show Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/30/07 7am California Academy of Sciences Al Gore Pre-Lecture reception Daytime Special Event Small Yes

3/31/07 7pm-1 Opm 826 Valencie An Evening of Thousand Scowls Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

3/31/07 7am American College Testing NCIDO Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Smell No

4/3/07 Spm-lOpm City Arts Lectures Al Gore Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

4/3/07 9em-hlem Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

4/10/07 Yea gem-ham California Culinary Academy Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

4/1 4/07 bpm-3pm Private Party Private Party Daytime Special Event Large Yes

4/14/07 3pm-6pm Marsha Hunt Productions Inc Crew Feeding--Fox Sports Daytime Special Event Small No

4/15/07 8pm-lO3Opm SF Jazz Organization Dave Brubeck Evening Live Entertainment Large Yea

4/20/07 lOam-Spm Marsha Hunt Productions Inc Crew Feeding--Fox Sports Daytime Special Event Small No

4/21/07 8pm-l2am Marsha Hunt Productions Inc Crew Feeding--Fox Sports All-Stars Evening Special Event Large No

4/21/07 8diri-8pm Iiinuvetive Events American High School Prom All Day Special Event Small No

4/22/07 lOam-8pm Monterey Institute of International Studies Reception All2y_ Special Event Small Yes

4/22/07 730pm-lO3Opm iine Press Thinese New Year Concert vening ye Entertainment _arge No

4/24/07 9am-hlam ofF id Citizen end Services No Department Security Immigration DeyL Meeting/Conference Large

4/25/07 Spm-lO3Opm Bill Graham Ent \ir vening ye Entertainment _arge Yes

Schnnl nf Business No 4/26/07 6pm-8pm olden Gate University Evening Special Event Large

4/29/07 Oam-2pm UCSF School of Pharmacy aytime Special Event Large No

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5/5/07 llem-3pm American College Testing SE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Yea 5/8/07 7pm-9pm Facing History and Ourselves National Foundeti ohn Perderghast Evening Live Entertainment Large No 5/8/07 gem 11am Department of Homeland Security itizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

5/8/07 7pm-llpm California College oftheArte ommencement Rehesreel Evening Special Event Small No No 5/9/07 pm-3pm Golden Gate University School of Law ommencement Ceremony Daytime Speosl Event Large Small No 5/10/07 7pm American College Testing SE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference

5/11/07 2pm-4pm California College of the Arts ommencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/12/07 2pm-4pm UCSF School of Medione ommencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No No 5/14/07 lpm-Spm San FranciecoArt Institute ommencement Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Large

5/15/07 3pm-Spm San FranciscoArt Institute ommencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

5/15/07 7pm-llpm American College Testing SE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No Yes 07 8pm-lD3Opm Bill Graham Presents ipsy Kings Evening Live Entertainment Large

07 lOem-1230pm Events to theT airfield High School Prom Daytime Special Event Large No

5/19/07 8pm-1 2am Hastings College of The Law ommencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Small No No 5/20/07 2pm-6pm City College of San Francisco ommencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

5/22/07 gem-ham Department of Homeland Security itizen end Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

5/23/07 lpm-1 2am Sheckys iris Night Out Evening Tradeshow/Exhibition Small Yes Small Yes 5/24/07 7pm-1 2am Vestiti Roupe outigue Bonanza Evening Tradeshow/Exhibition No 5/26/07 llam-l3Opm University of the Pacific School of Dentistry ommencement Rehearsal Daytime Special Event Large 5/26/07 iOem-6pm iT Company he Warehouse Sale Daytime Tredeshom/Exhibition Small No

6/1/07 Sam-lOpm Rosdshow Productions isney Movie Premier All Day Live Enterteinment Small Yes Yes 6/2/07 8am-l2am Roedshcw Productions isney Movie Premier All Day Live Entertainment Small Small Yes 6/3/07 Sem-Spm Roadshcm Productions isney Movie Premier All Day Live Entertainment

6/4/07 Spm-lOpm Arco Productions LLC atrick Bruel Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Yes 6/4/07 Ram-8pm Roadshow Productions isney Movie Premier All Day Live Entertainment Small No 6/5/07 9am-llam Department of Homeland Security itizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

6/7/07 gam-ilam UCSF School of Nursing cmmencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large No

6/8/07 Rpm-830pm Fashion Institute of Design Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Event Large No Yes 6/9/07 Rpm-I O3Opm SF Jazz Organization esana Evoria Evening Live Entertainment Large Event No 6/14/07 630pm-830pm Lick-Wilmerding High School Commencement Ceremony Evening Special Large 6/15/07 73Opm-lipm World Ethnic Arts Entertainment resentation of Channel of Russian TV Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes No 6/15/07 llam-330pm UCSF School of Dentistry Commencement Ceremony Daytime Special Event Large

6/16/07 Rpm-I O3Opm Rrezz Productions oy Behar Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Yes 6/16/07 pm-6pm SF Jazz Organization rivate Party Daytime Special Event Large No 6/19/07 gem-li am Department of Homeland Security Citizeti and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes 6/23/07 8pm 630pm SF Jazz Organization erlinhos Brown Evening Live Entertainment Large

6/30/07 730pm-ll pm Stsrmedie Entertainment ove to Laugh Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 6/30/07 9am-4pm JT Company he Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No Small No 7/1/07 9am-4pm Henry Wilson Coil Library end Museum he Initiated Eye Daytime Tredeshow/Exhibition

7/10/07 9am-ihem Department of Homeland Secunty itizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No______

7/14/07 8em-Spm American Society of Anesthesiologiste nesthesiologist Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

7/24/07 gam-ilam Department of Homeland Security itizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Yes 8/3/07 Spm-lipm Bill Graham Presents ufus Wsinright Evening Live Entertainment Large

8/7/07 gem-ham Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No

6/10/07 Pam-Spm merican College Testing PRE Exam Dayf me Meeting/Conference Small No Small No 8/15/07 Iiam-lpm Henry Wilson Coil Library end Museum he Initiated Eye All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition

All Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 8/1 6/07 Ilem-7pm Henry Wilson Coil Library end Museum he Initiated Eye Day

8/17/07 lOam-6pm Henry Wilson Coil Library and Museum he Initiated Eye All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No Small No 8/18/07 lOem-6pm Henry Wilson Coil Library end Museum he Initiated Eye Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition

he Initiated Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 8/19/07 hOam-6pm Henry Wilson Coil Librery end Museum Sye Daytime

8/21/07 gem-ham Department of Homeland Security itizen end Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Small No 8/22/07 liam-7pm Henry Wilson Coil Library and Museum he Initiated Eye All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 8/23/07 Ibam-7pm Henry Wilson Coil Library end Museum he Initiated Eye All Day Tredeshow/Exhibition

All Tredeshom/Exhibiticn Small No 8/24/07 lOam-6pm Henry Wilson Ccii Library and Museum he Initiated Eye Day No 8/25/07 lOam-6pm Henry Wilson Coil Library and Museum he Initiated Eye Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibiticn Small Small No 8/26/07 lOam-6pm Henry Wilson Coil Library and Museum he Initiated Eye Daytime Tradeshcw/Exhibition

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10/20/07 8am-lOpm Society of America industrial Design Conference All Day Meeting/Conference Large Yes

10/21/07 6pm-Spm Fund of America Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

10/23/07 lam-7pm sna-Allison Associates Reals Corooration All Day Meeting/Conference Large Yes

0/23/07 am-ham mnenadment of Homeland Security Citizer avtime Meetino/Conference _arce No 10/24/07 8am-5pm ManaAIlison iates Rgjt ajk Meeti Yes Live 10/25/07 Som-1 2am Piceline Entertain char in the Americas Rehearsal veninn Large Yes

10/25/07 8em-Spm Mans-Allison ates Regis Corporation All Day Meeti Yes Yes 10/26/07 lpm-SlBpm ipelinet Kohar in the Amencas Concert Ev501fl9_ 1_ Livet Large 10/27/07 8pm-1 030 pm SF Jazz Jr John vening Live Large Yes

10/27/07 4pn-6pm onterey Institute of International Studies Graduate School Fair aytime Small No

10/26/07 7pm-930pm SF Jazz Organization Ornette Coleman Evening Livet Large Yes

10/29/07 4gp-8pm Sheckys Girls Night Out Trade Large Yes

11/1/07 8cm-lOlScm Warren Miller Entertainment Warren Millers Plavoround Film Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Yes 11/2/07 8pm -1030pm SF Jazz Organization Rev Shankar Evemng Live Entertainment Large Yes 11/3/07 330pm-11 pm USF Private Dinner Psrty Graduation Party All Day Special Event Large

11/3/07 930am-230pm American College Testing MPRE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No

11/4/07 930am-230pm American College Testing MPRE Exam Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No Smell Yea 11/5/07 830am-530pm Sheckys Girls Night Out Daytime Tradeahcw/Exhibiticn

Tradeshow/Exhibition Small Yes 11/6/07 Spm-lOpm Sheckys Girls Night Out All Day

11/6/07 9am-llam Oepartment of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No Small No 11/7/07 Spm-lOpm Law School Admission Council Inc Law School Forum All Day Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No 11/8/07 7pm-lipm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Curiference

11/9/07 8pm-lO3Opm Live Nation Feist Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes Yes 11/10/07 8pm-1030pm SF Jazz Organization Herbie Hancock Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 11/12/07 2pm-Bpm Vestiti Roupa Vestiti Roupa Presents Boutigue Bonanza All Day radeshow/Exhibition Large

11/13/07 7pm-llpm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small No No 11/15/07 7pm-llpm American College Testing ASE Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Small Yes 11/17/07 8pm-llpm SF Jazz Organization CaetanoVelaso Evening Live Entertainment Large No 11/20/07 9am-llsm Department of Homeland Security Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large

11/20/07 Bam-4pm San Francisco Unified School District StudentAssistance Program Daytime Meeting/Conference Small No Yea 11/30/07 8pm-lO3Opm SF Jazz Organization SFJAZZYoussou NDour Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes 12/1/07 7pm-9pm Bill Graham Presents Kathy Gnffin Two Shows Evening Live Entertainment Large

12/1/07 IOpm-l2am Bill Graham Presents Kathy Gnffin Two Shows Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/2/07 2pm-4pm Ragga LLC Holiday Jam with the Raggs Band Daytime Live Entertainment Large No No 12/2/07 6pm-8pm Ragga LLC Holiday Jam with the Raggs Band Evening Live Entertainment Large

12/4/07 9am-llam Department of Homeland Secunty Citizen and Immigration Services Daytime Meeting/Conference Large No 12/5/07 l2pm-6pm Yahool Yahool Creative Summit Daytime Meeting/Conference Large Yes Yea 12/6/07 8pm-lO3Opm Bill Graham Presents Brian Regan Evening Live Entertainment Large

12/7/07 Bpm-lOpm Premiere Radio Network Glenn Beck Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/8/07 Spm-lOpm Asian Marketing Group George Lam Always In Concert Evening Live Entertainment Large Yes

12/8/07 Oam-3pm JT Company The Warehouse Sale Daytime Tradeshow/Exhibition Small No

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12/23/07 lOam-4pm Streamline Events Selesforce.com Sales Meeting All Day Tradeshow/Exhibiticin Small Yes

12/26/07 Sam-8pm Bill Graham Presents Van Morrison All Day Live Entertainment Large Yes

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12/31/07 8pm-lam Amencan College Testing NCIDO Exam Evening Meeting/Conference Large No

12pm Bill Graham Presents Video Games Live Daytime Live Entertainment Large Yea

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DEPARTMENT OP ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL STATE OF CALIFORNIA INTERIM OPERATING PERMIT Non-Transferable

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Receipt Number 2080947 Geo Code 3800 License Number 484162

APPLICATION

The undersigned hereby applies for au Interim Operating Permit as described above to be issued in the following name for the premises described below

AVATAR FOODS INTERNATIONAL INC

Premises Address

1111 CALIFORNIA ST SAN FRANCISCO CA 94108-2252

Type of License 47 On-Sale Genera Eating Place

This Interim Operating Permit is conditional permit and authorizes the holder to sell alcoholic beverages as

would be permitted to be sold under the privileges of the license for which the application has been filed with

the Department This permit will expire 120 days from the dat of issuance and may be cancelled or suspended by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control at any time for good cause DECLARATION

Should this permit be issued the undersigned declares that all obligations in connection with the purchase of

alcoholic beverages under this Interim Operating Permit will be discharged and that all cheeks issued in

payment for alcoholic beverages purchased while holding the Temporary Pennit will be honored on

presentation

declare under penalty ofperjury that the

Executed at ABC SPDDO this ______13TH dayof ______October 2012

PERMIT

The above-named applicant and the above-named premises are hereby temporarily permitted to engage in the of purchase and sale of alcoholic beverages in accordance with the provisions of Section 24045.5 the Alcoholic

Beverage Control Act as it appears on this permit

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