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Local Licensing Authority Minutes November 28, 2011 Page 2of 3 B. Renewal Application –Clover Clan LLC d/b/a Old Louisville Inn – Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License –740 Front Street Gunningcalled for any changes to the consent agenda. Liptonmoved to approve the consent agenda.Rommelfangerseconded. All in favor.Consent agenda approved. Authority Business A.Transfer Application–Best Chef Restaurant LLC d/b/a Parma Trattoria Mozzarella Bar –Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License –1132 W. Dillon Road Unit 1 Chairperson Gunning introduced the transfer of the liquor license. He reminded the Authority this was the license the landlord now holds. He asked if anyone in the audience wanted to speak in support of the application. Emilio Perna, one of the owners of the restaurant, introduced himself to the Authority. He stated this would be an Italian restaurant and thought it was a good addition to the City. He remarked he had TIPS(Training for Intervention ProcedureS)training and felt he would be aware of the issues concerned with alcohol service. Rommelfanger asked about the hours of serviceand happy hour. Mr. Perna responded the plan was to be a family establishment and open for lunch from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM and dinner service 3:30 –10 PM. He stated happy hour would be aboutfood, not drinks. Rommelfanger asked the applicant if the patio as noted in the diagram was fenced. Mr. Perna responded it was fenced and only accessible from inside the restaurant. Authority Attorney noted a report from the fingerprinting and asked Secretary Hanson to show the applicant. Mr. Perna responded there was an issue with his visa in 2000, but wastaken care of and he was now a permanent resident. Rommelfanger moved the Authority approve the transfer of the Hotel and Restaurant liquor license to Parma Trattoria Mozzarella Bar.Carlsonseconded. Roll Call Vote: Lipton –yes, Rommelfanger –yes, Gunning –yes and Carlson–yes. Transfer approved. Police Department Reports A.Incident Report –Centennial–10/2/11 This incident involved the police being dispatched to the area of the establishment on report of a possible DUI. Carlson noted the establishment called the police and felt it was to their credit. Rommelfanger agreed and the Authority decidedthere was to be no further action taken on this report. B.Incident Report –Ralphie’s–11/1/11 An officer responded to the sound of screaming and the party reported they had been drinking at the establishment. Authority members noted there was no follow up with the establishment and no indication of intoxication. No further action was needed.