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18. Prior to operation, the club's management shall provide the Chief of Police the name of a Security Manager responsible for ongoing collaboration with Police staff and a recommended security force plan. This plan shall be subject to the review and approval of the Chief of Police and shall minimally include: a. Number of security personnel the operator intends to have on-site in relation to the number of patrons. b. Specifically articulated job assignments for each security post, i.e., what duties are assigned and where persons are assigned, e.g., parking lot, door post, patio, etc. A minimum of two security personnel shall be assigned to monitor the outdoor patio area whenever it is in use. c. All security staff shall wear a distinctive uniform identifying them as security officers. d. All security personnel shall register and maintain valid registration status with the California Department of Consumer Affairs (Bureau of Security and Investigative Services). Such registration shall occur no later than 120 days from the date the security personnel apply for employment with the permittee. To that end, all security personnel must submit the proper application to the State of California Bureau of Security and Investigative Services within three days of employment with the permittee. At no time shall any security personnel register with the State at any level that is less than that of a proprietary private security officer. The operator shall provide proof of registration (or proof of pending registration) upon request by Pleasanton Police Department personnel. e. All patrons shall be searched through full pat-down search by gender-appropriate personnel or through use of metal detector. f. A plan for staging of patrons in queue for admission. g. Once the club is filled to capacity, all persons standing in line to enter shall be advised that the club is at capacity and shall be turned away and directed to immediately leave the property. h. A patron-removal plan will include the use of rear exit doors when having to deal with unruly patrons. i. The operator shall maintain a fully functional security video recording system capable of capturing all areas of the club. This will specifically include the point of entry and exit (including the line for persons waiting to enter the club), the main dance floor, other dance floors, private party rooms, all rear hallways, rear exits, etc. Restrooms will not be recorded. The system shall be tested monthly to ensure that it is working properly, and the videos shall be maintained for a 30-day retention period. Videos shall be made available to Pleasanton Police Department personnel immediately upon request. j. The club shall provide routine and ongoing patrol of the exterior areas and parking lots. The club's security staff shall not allow loitering, littering, noise, other disturbances, or criminal activity in the parking lots or near the businesses within the commercial center and on neighboring properties within the Hacienda Business Park. k. All club security staff shall be provided with, be trained in the use of, and utilize state-of-the-art communication devices, such as hand-held radios or headsets. I. The club's security plan shall include language whereby the club commits to maintaining a direct line of communication with the Pleasanton Police Department regarding all security-related issues. 3