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Local Licensing Authority <br />Minutes <br />February 25, 2019 <br />Page 2 of 5 <br />A. Renewal Application — Taj Mahal III Inc. d/b/a Taj Mahal III — <br />Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 1075 South Boulder Road <br />B. Renewal Application — BCT LLC d/b/a BOB's Sandwich Shop — <br />Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 820 Main St. #100 <br />C. Renewal Application — Tian & Liu LLC d/b/a Brass Monkey Wine & <br />Spirits — Retail Liquor Store — 1387 E. South Boulder Road Unit A <br />D. Renewal Application - Perros Blancos LLC d/b/a Pica's Mexican <br />Taqueria Louisville — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License - 901 Front <br />Street Suite 120 <br />Machado called for any changes to the consent agenda. Lipton moved the <br />consent agenda be approved. Kaufman seconded. All in favor. Consent <br />agenda approved. <br />Authority Business <br />A. Show Cause Hearing — KCM Restaurant Holdings, LLC d/b/a <br />Mudrock's Tap and Tavern — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — <br />585 South Boulder Road <br />Adam Gollin, Special Prosecutor for the Authority introduced himself to the <br />Authority. <br />Chairperson Machado opened the show cause hearing. He noted he understood <br />a stipulation and agreement had been reached. He asked Mr. Gollin to present <br />the stipulation. <br />Charles Schmanski, member/manager of KCM Restaurant Holdings LLC <br />introduced himself to the Authority. <br />Mr. Gollin noted this alleged violation occurred back in November of 2018. The <br />show cause order concerned possible service to a visibly intoxicated person. <br />Officers contacted a person having trouble with his car and subsequently <br />arrested him for a DUI. Receipts from Mudrock's showed the alcohol he had <br />purchased and reports showed he had been at the establishment for almost 9 <br />hours. The bartender was cited and pled guilty to the charge of serving a visibly <br />intoxicated person and was given a deferred sentence. <br />Mr. Gollin noted this establishment had a three day suspension imposed back in <br />2017. He noted the establishment had recently failed a State compliance check <br />for serving to an underage patron. With those in mind, Mr. Gollin proposed a 7 <br />day suspension with 4 days held in abeyance and 3 days of actual closure. The <br />4 days in abeyance will be one year from today's date and all employees who <br />