Local Licensing Authority Minutes 2011 10 24

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes October 24, 2011 Page 2 of 4 • B. Renewal Application — Tokyo,. Inc. d/b/a Toyo Joe's — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 1116 W. Dillon Rd. Ste. 5 C. Renewal Application — Bean and Berry, LLC d/b/a Bean and Berry —Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 305 McCaslin Blvd. Ste. 1 D. Renewal Application - Cane Nero, LLC d/b/a Zucca Ristorante — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 808 Main Street E. Renewal Application — Second Growth, LLC, d/b/a Centennial Wine & Spirits — Retail Liquor Store Liquor License and Tastings Permit— 324 S. McCaslin Blvd Gunning called for any changes to the consent agenda. Carlson moved to approve the consent agenda. Lipton seconded. All in favor. Consent agenda approved. Authority Business A. Tastings Permit Application — Unionjack Liquor, Inc. d/b/a Unionjack Liquor— Retail Liquor License — 1160 South Boulder Road • Chairperson Gunning asked for discussion on the tastings permit application for Unionjack Liquor. Wilson noted it was nice to see the completeness of the application and be reminded of what the Authority's role was in tastings. She moved for approval of the tastings permit application. Rommelfanger seconded. Roll Call Vote: Lipton — yes, Wilson — yes, Rommelfanger— yes, Gunning - yes and Carlson — yes. Tastings permit approved. Police Department Reports A. Incident Report—Waterloo — 8/21/11 This incident involved the police being dispatched to the downtown area to help other officers with an apparently intoxicated person. Gunning noted this report was continued from the last meeting for additional follow up. Rommelfanger questioned whether the Authority could proceed with any action since no criminal summons was issued. Sergeant Lanphere reported the individual noted in the report had been at a special event all day and been drinking adult beverages there. When she went to the Waterloo, she didn't have a tab, so the number of drinks she consumed there was unknown. She then left, and the bartender at the Waterloo reported she did not appear intoxicated. Thirty minutes passed before the police arrived. There was no way of knowing what alcohol may have been consumed during the elapsed time, off premises. • Wilson stated she wanted to go on record with her concerns about the response by the bartender. The report stated he would not say how much the patron had to drink. She noted this is not the usual response from this establishment and this concerned her.