Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2019 11 25

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes October 28, 2019 Page 3 of 8 Special Prosecutor Gollin noted there have been a number of incidents at Henry's over the past five years. He recommended the Authority consider a 30 day suspension. Authority members discussed the amount of suspension they would consider. Carlson moved the licensee serve an active suspension of the liquor license for a period of 21 days. Machado seconded. Roll Call Vote: passed 3-2 with Lipton and Brown voting no. Machado moved the days to be served from November 9, 2019 at 12:01 am until November 29, 2019 at 11:59 pm. Lipton seconded. All in favor. D. Show Cause Hearing — Cinebarre LLC d/b/a Cinebarre — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 1164 W. Dillon Road — 8/6/19 Incident Special Prosecutor Gollin and Attorney for the Licensee, Brian Proffitt, introduced themselves to the Authority. Mr. Gollin noted they had agreed upon an assurance of voluntary compliance. He noted this is a tool not often used by municipalities, but used by the State Liquor Enforcement Division. Authority members discussed the terms of the assurance. It requires employees to be educated on what rises to the level of disturbance and the police being called and payment of reimbursement of costs of the investigation. Brown was concerned this only required them to follow the law, which they should be doing anyway. Authority Attorney Culley noted if there were subsequent incidents, the Authority could consider this incident when imposing sanctions. Carlson moved to approve the assurance of voluntary compliance. Lipton seconded. All in favor. E. Show Cause Hearing — Courtyard by Marriott Louisville — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 948 W. Dillon Road 7/12/19 Incident Brandon Sandberg, attorney for the licensee, introduced himself to the Authority. Mr. Gollin, Special Prosecutor, noted a stipulation and findings and order were available for the Authority to review. The stipulation called for a suspension period of 3 days with 2 days held in abeyance. It called for all employees to attend training within 60 days. The licensee also presented a petition to pay a fine in lieu of the one day to be served. Carlson moved to accept the petition to pay a fine in lieu. Watson seconded. All in favor.