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Local Licensing Authority Meeting Minutes November 18, 2024 Page 2of3 7. Authority Business A. Moved to Authority Business from the Consent Agenda - Change of Controlling Beneficial Owner: Louisville SC, LLC d/b/a Social Cannabis Dispensary — Retail Marijuana Store — 1413 Hecla Way — Machado addressed the letter received by the Authority regarding this business. He stated the issues in the letter are not the purview of the Authority. Machado moved to approve the change; Carlson seconded. All in favor. B. Public Hearing: New Application — Relish, LLC d/b/a Relish — Entertainment Liquor License — 550 South McCaslin Blvd., Unit B The Public Hearing was opened by Kaufman. The Secretary stated the application was complete, the premises was posted, notice published as required and no comments were received. Background checks were conducted as required. There was no reason to deny the application. There were no authority member disclosures, and the members agreed that the boundaries of the neighborhood are the current city boundaries. Kaufman moved the entire application be made part of the record of the hearing; Lipton seconded. All in favor. The applicant, Jeff Youngstrom, was sworn in by the Secretary and gave testimony on the application for a new Entertainment Liquor License. Mr. Youngstrom gave a brief presentation regarding the food hall and pickleball courts covered in the application. There were questions from the Authority regarding the areas in which alcohol would be allowed, how the liquor license works in the food hall setting, the tenants of the food stalls and what type of food they will be serving. There was also discussion of the outdoor area. The applicant stated he hoped they will be open in March 2025. There was no additional member discussion. Carlson noted that the applicant was of good moral character, there is a desire for the license to be granted and that all City and State law requirements have been met. Based on those findings, Carlson moved that the application for a new Entertainment Liquor License be approved. The motion was seconded by Crowe. Roll call vote was unanimous for approval.