Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2014 01 27

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes October 28, 2013 Page 3of 4 grocery location. Authority member Carlson congratulated Mr. Amerfathi on his entrepreneurial spirit and thanked him for bringing his endeavors to the community. Chairperson Rommelfanger asked if any members of the audience wished to speak in favor of the applicant. Hearing none, Rommelfanger called for any members of the audience wishing to speak in opposition. Hearing none, he asked if the applicant had a closing statement. Mr. Amerfathi stated he wants to remain an active business owner in Louisville. Chairperson Rommelfanger closed the public hearing and called for member discussion. Hearing no further discussion, Rommelfangercalled for a motion. Liptonmoved 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 the change of location for In Season LLC d/b/a In Season Local Market conditioned on a completed lease assignment. Carlson seconded. All in favor. Authority members thanked Mr. Amerfathi. Police Department Reports A.Incident –Lulu’s/Ralphie’s –10/5/13 This report concerned police response to a possible hit and run. The driver stated he had drinks at Lulu’s and Ralphie’s. The Authority members agreed there was no way to confirm where the driver had been prior to the police response and agreed there was nofurther action to be taken by the Authority. B.Discussion/Direction –State Liquor Enforcement Compliance Checks Sergeant Lanphere apologized for not being present at the last meeting when this discussion began. He reported the dual enforcement with local and state for liquor created a unique environment. His interest in becoming more involved in the local liquor enforcement led to discussions with State enforcement. Discussions with State enforcement led to an agreement the Louisville Police Departmentwould be notified when compliance checks were conducted by the State. In the most recent case, Louisville was not notified until after the checks had been conducted. Sergeant Lanphere stated this may have been a result of scheduling and his availability. He reported at the last seller/server training, there was an emphasis on selling to