Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2014 03 24

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes February 24, 2014 Page 2 of 5 B. Special Events Permit Application - Tri City Elks Lodge 2541 — Club Liquor License — 525 Main St. C. Special Events Permit Application — Coal Creek Theater of Louisville — 801 Grant Ave. — Louisville Center for the Arts D. Renewal Application/ Notice of Change of Manager — Dillon Companies, Inc. d /b /a King Soopers #13 - 3.2% Beer License (Off Premises) Liquor License — 1375 South Boulder Road E. Renewal Application — Castellino Corp. d /b /a Via Toscana — Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License — 356 S. Mccaslin Blvd. F. Renewal Application — LuLu's BBQ, LLC d /b /a LuLu's BBQ — Tavern License - 701 Main St. G. Corporate Report of Changes — Lulu's BBQ LLC d /b /a Lulu's BBQ — Tavern Liquor License — 701 Main Street Carlson called for any changes to the consent agenda. Rommelfanger moved the consent agenda be approved. Lipton seconded. Roll Call Vote: Carlson — yes, Machado — yes, Rommelfanger — yes, Lipton — yes and Hughes — yes. Consent agenda approved. I. Authority Business A. Discussion /Action — Rules of Procedure for Retail Marijuana Chairperson Carlson summarized the item. Machado asked if these are similar to the rules of procedure for liquor licensing. Authority Attorney Gulley stated these are very similar to the liquor rules with specificity to retail marijuana. This document provides guidelines for both the applicant and the Authority. Rommelfanger noted an applicant was in the audience and asked if they had any comments. Attorney Rachel Gillette, attorney for Compassionate Pain Management, asked if the Police Department was currently holding classes for marijuana licensees. Sergeant Lanphere stated the police department currently holds liquor training and is working to establish similar training for marijuana licensees. Shaun Gindi, owner of Compassionate Pain Management, stated he is hiring a company for training. The company is accredited with the State and he wondered if this training would be recognized. Sergeant Lanphere stated the police department trainers would seek State certification as with liquor training and would likely be the same, however, it has not developed yet.