Local Licensing Authority Minutes 2011 03 28

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes March 28, 2011 Page 3 of 6 • Lipton moved the Authority approve the Special Event Permit Application for the Chamber of Commerce for June 4 Event. Wilson seconded. Roll Call Vote: Machado — yes, Rommelfanger— yes, Wilson — yes and Lipton —yes. C. Transfer Application — Down Under LLC d/b/a Down Under Liquor— Retail Liquor Store License — 1140 Pine Street #1 Terry Ide, owner and president of Down Under Liquor, introduced himself to the Authority. He stated he took over the store and hopes to bring more wine and attract more customers to the downtown area. Lipton moved the Authority approve the transfer of ownership for Down Under LLC d/b/a Down Under Liquor. Rommelfanger seconded. - Roll Call Vote: Machado — yes, Rommelfanger— yes, Wilson — yes and Lipton — yes. Transfer approved. D. Modification of Premises — BCT, LLC d/b/a BOB's Sandwich Shop — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 820 Main St. Suite 100 Bob's Sandwich Shop has made improvements in the interior of the building as well as added tables on the sidewalk requiring this modification. Rommelfanger moved the modification of premises be approved. Wilson seconded. Roll Call Vote: Machado — yes, Rommelfanger— yes, Wilson — yes and Lipton — yes. • A. Public Hearing — New Tavern Liquor License - LuLu's BBQ, LLC d/b/a LuLu's BBQ — 701B Main St. Wilson re-opened the public hearing on the new license application. Secretary Hanson stated the application was complete and included in the Authority packet. Background checks revealed no criminal history other than noted on the individual histories and the hearing had been posted and published in accordance with state law. No objections were entered to the boundaries of the neighborhood being the city limits of the City of Louisville. Wilson moved the entire application as contained in the Authority packets be made a part of the record of this hearing. Rommelfanger seconded. All in favor. Kevin Herrington, 2542 Franklin Avenue, Louisville, CO introduced himself to the Authority and took the oath. Wilson asked for an applicant presentation. Mr. Herrington stated he and his business partner, Joshua Karp, were planning a barbeque restaurant as an extension of the Waterloo. He stated the hours would normally be 11 am until 11 pm, closing a little sooner if the weather was not conducive to patio seating. He stated they would be sharing the building with the Cactus Wheel. He described the fences separating the patios of the two establishments. He reported they would like to open in May. Authority members asked the Police Department representatives if there were any issues with shared restroom facilities and/or the shared space. Sergeant Lanphere stated he did not anticipate any problems at this point. Wilson closed the public hearing.