IMHO

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2012/03/19/EDLN1MNU9V.DTL

That's the price of entertainment

In my humble opinion, I believe that San Francisco's entertainment is a huge benefit to the cities revenue, especially the nightlife.

Most of SF's nightlife happens downtown, where residential complaints should be minimal.

Comprises should be made for the residents around the bars, clubs and taverns but I think the main focus should be to improve the city's nightlife.

According to the article, $1 billion of spending comes from the nightlife in SF alone.

In order to improve this number I think the Entertainment Commission should find a way to extend the hours of operation for bars, clubs, taverns, etc. not close them sooner.

Putting more cops and safety patrol on the streets is an excellent idea.

This also gives unemployed people more job opportunities.

Communication between the neighborhoods can also help improve nightlife in SF entirely.