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Local Licensing Authority <br />Minutes <br />December 18, 2017 <br />Page 2 of 4 <br />d/b/a Melting Pot Restaurant Louisville — Hotel and Restaurant <br />Liquor License — 732 Main St. <br />C. Special Events Permit Application — CenterStage Theatre <br />Company — 917 Front St. — 12/30/17, 7-10:30 PM <br />D. Corporate Report of Changes — Spice China II, Inc. d/b/a Spice <br />China — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 269 McCaslin Blvd. <br />E. Renewal Application — Tao Asian Inc. d/b/a Bao Asian Fusion & <br />Sushi — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 594 S. McCaslin <br />Blvd. <br />F. Special Events Permit Application — Tri -City Elks Lodge #2541 — <br />525 Main St. — 12/30/17 <br />G. Report of Changes — Modification of Premises/Manager Change — <br />SHI-II Louisville Lodge LLC d/b/a Lodge at Balfour — Lodging and <br />Entertainment Liquor License - 1331 E. Hecla Drive <br />Lipton called for any changes to the consent agenda. Machado moved the <br />consent agenda be approved. Watson seconded. All in favor. Consent <br />agenda approved. <br />Authority Business <br />A. Show Cause Hearing — Hei Han Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Henry's <br />Bar & Grill — Tavern Liquor License — 935 Pine St. — 10/2/17 <br />Incident <br />Chairperson Lipton called the item. Adam Gollin, Special Prosecutor for the <br />Authority and Erik Johnson, attorney for Henry's, introduced themselves to <br />the Authority and reported they have reached a stipulation and agreement for <br />the Authority's consideration. <br />Mr. Gollin reviewed the facts of the case as noted in the police report. He <br />noted there had been show cause hearings in May of this year resulting in <br />service of 10 days of suspension for this licensee and four days held in <br />abeyance. The agreement in the current case is the licensee will admit guilt <br />to the violation of serving to a visibly intoxicated person. There will be a 14 <br />day suspension with 7 days held in abeyance. The 7 days to be served will <br />be served consecutively to the 4 days already in abeyance resulting in a <br />suspension of 11 days total to serve and 7 days remaining in abeyance. <br />Chairperson Lipton wondered if the licensee was learning from his <br />suspensions. Mr. Johnson noted the licensee had experienced some health <br />