Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2012 09 24

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes August 27, 2012 Page 4of6 Mr. Walsh thanked the Authority for their consideration of the application. Wilson closed the public hearing. Rommelfanger moved the Local Licensing Authority of the City of Louisville find the applicant is of good moral character, the inhabitants of the neighborhood desire the license be granted, the license will meet the reasonable requirements of the neighborhood, all City and State law requirements have been met and, based on these findings, the Local Licensing Authority approve issuance of a Hotel and Restaurant liquor license for Bittersweet Cafe and Confections LLC d/b/a Bittersweet Cafe and Confections. Carlson seconded. All in favor. New license approved. C. Special Events Permit Application — Master Links, Inc. — Steinbaugh Pavilion "Oktoberfest" — September 14 and 15 Chairperson Wilson noted this was not a public hearing, but appreciated the applicants appearing to discuss the event. Tom Smathers, one of the event coordinators, explained he was involved in the Oktoberfest event last year and felt it had been a good event and fun way to introduce people to Louisville. He reported they had been in touch with police officers to determine what could be done better with regards to security and would be implementing those ideas. Kevin Eaton, president of Master Links, explained they are a non-profit committed to raising funds to distribute to other non -profits. They have done fundraisers for Children's Hospital, Cystic Fibrosis Foundation and Skeeter Beaters. Wilson moved the Authority grant the Special Events Permit for Master Links. Lipton seconded. All in favor. D. Transfer Application — La Revolucion LLC d/b/a La Revolucion — Tavern Liquor License Transfer — 701 Main Street Chairperson Wilson introduced the agenda item and asked the applicant why it was taking so long to gather the needed paperwork. Rick Betance, applicant, replied two of the persons he needed paperwork from had been out of town and made it difficult to gather information. The lease had been written with the wrong entity name and he was trying to get that solved. Attorney Culley was asked for specifics concerning what paperwork was needed. She confirmed the lease needed to be in the same name as the application, a copy of the promissory note and the dollar amounts noted on the individual history record for the purchase need to add up and be correct