Another Dell'Uva vote on tap

A North Beach wine bar might find out Thursday whether it can invite musicians to perform for its patrons.

The San Francisco Planning Commission voted 3-3 on Dell’Uva’s proposal at a recent hearing, with one commissioner absent.

Another vote is scheduled Thursday in an attempt to break the deadlock.

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