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Communication No. 2012 -57.2 <br />existing dwellings, a greenhouse, a garage /storage building, a shed that was <br />later demolished, and the performance art training pavilion. A check with the <br />Department of Public Works - Building Division identified the occupancy for <br />the performance art training pavilion as "less than 50." This structure is <br />where a majority of the performances and events are held, some including as <br />many as several hundred people. As mentioned above, Inspector Scott <br />Leonard observed eleven (11) dwellings during the February 11, 2010 <br />inspection. Currently, only four (4) dwellings are permitted. At this time, it is <br />unknown which dwellings or structures are permitted versus which are <br />unpermitted. (Planning Department Exhibit 22 — Permit Records for the <br />Subject Property) <br />26. Condition No. 5 of Special Permit No. 1122: Condition No. 5 of Special Permit <br />No. 1122 states "No public performances shall be allowed on the subject property." <br />The Planning Department has received numerous complaints regarding public <br />performances not permitted being held on the subject property. Some of these events <br />were advertised and tickets were sold and some appear to be free to the public. These <br />include, but are not limited to, concerts, performing arts performances, jazz nights, <br />movie nights, weekly Wednesday night bazaars with entertainment and weekly <br />Saturday farmer's market with entertainment. The Planning Department issued <br />several notices to Ellis ordering him to cease and desist from these types of events, <br />with the exception of allowing the weekly bazaar and weekly farmer's market to <br />continue for a short time until he submitted an amendment application to the Special <br />Permit to allow these types of events. The following exhibits are just some of the <br />advertising the Planning Department has received through complaints or found <br />advertised on the internet: <br />The following was submitted as part of the first complaint received on <br />January 11, 2010. This is a portion of the January 2010 SPACE Newsletter . <br />The portion in question has been enlarged to see clearly the information in the <br />newsletter. The event called Le Chic III was held on February 5 and 6, which <br />was identified as an adult burlesque show, containing adult humor and <br />possible nudity. As a result, the Planning Department issued the <br />14 <br />