Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2017 07 24

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes June 26, 2017 Page 4 of 7 Machado thanked the applicant, closed the public hearing and asked for Authority comment. Tennessen 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 Main Street Tacos LLC doing business as Main Street Tacos. Hervey seconded. Roll Call Vote: Machado — yes, Tennessen — yes, Hervey — yes. License approved. B. Show Cause Hearing — Cinebarre LLC d/b/a Cinebarre — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 1164 W. Dillon Rd. - 3/10/17 Incident Machado introduced the agenda item. Adam GoIlin, Special Prosecutor for the Authority introduced himself. Brian Proffitt, Attorney for Cinebarre introduced himself and noted Sarah Schulhauser, manager of Cinebarre was also present should the Authority have any questions for her. Acting Chairperson Machado opened the public hearing and noted the attorneys had introduced themselves and reported there was a stipulation for the Authority to consider. Mr. GoIlin described the incident. An employee was off duty and sitting at the bar and the bartender served him even though he was underage. Both employees were fired; the bartender was cited into municipal court and pled guilty to serving to an underage person. Cinebarre was very cooperative with the investigation. Ms. Schulhauser, the manager, provided the police with everything they requested. Mr. GoIlin noted the stipulation called for a 3 day suspension with 2 days held in abeyance, training for employees and no violations in the next year. He noted the licensee had also included a request to pay a fine in lieu. Mr. Proffitt noted both employees involved were no longer with the company. The manager on duty also received a suspension. He asked the Authority accept the fine in lieu and allow a couple of weeks to get the check cut. He noted Ms. Schulhauser was not there the night of the incident but readily supplied all information to the police department the next day. Tennessen felt the stipulation was fair considering how cooperative the licensee had been following the incident.