Local Licensing Authority Minutes 2000 06 26

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Louisville Local Licensing Authority Meeting Date: June 26, 2000 Be New Application - Baja In The Rockies, LLC, d/b/a Wahoo's Fish Taco - Hotel & Restaurant Liquor License - 1148 W. Dillon Road. Turner motionedto set the Boundaries of the Neighborhood for the applicationaS the city limits of Louisville, CO and that the date for the Public Hearing be s r the y sCheduled meeting ,2000 at 7:00 P.m. in the Council Chambers on the 2nd floor of the~City Hall on passed. Present at the meeting on behalf of the applicant were Mr. David Kerscher and Ms. Reean Waddle of Wahoo's Fish Taco. Ce Stipulation and Agreement - Hei Han Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a Henry's Bar & Grill - Tavern Liquor License - 935 Pine Street. Appointed Special Prosecutor, Steve Barnett presented the Stipulation and Agreement for Hei Han Enterprises, Inc., d/b/a Henry's Bar & Grill. Prosecutor Barnett stated the facts in the case and summarized the follow-up investigation concerning the alleged allegations concluding with the fact that while the licensee has been before the Authority in the past, there have been no violations within the last twelve months. Prosecutor Barnett continued by proposing to the Authority a Stipulation and Agreement that would impose a five (5) day suspension with three (3) days served continuously to include a Friday or Saturday within the next thirty (30) days and two (2) days held in abeyance for a period of one (1) year. The proposed Stipulation would acknowledge that there was a violation on April 15, 2000. There was discussion by members as to the length of the suspension and days to be served. Prosecutor Barnett stated that although the licensee is responsible for monitoring and maintaining control of the entire premise, it appears the bartender refused to sell alcohol and attempted to prevent others from purchasing alcohol for the parties involved. In his opinion, this conveyed knowledge of the situation and attempts to control it. Sergeant Riggins commented that while the licensee had problems in the past, corrective action was taken including staff changes, training and compliance with all terms previously imposed by the Authority and City Prosecutor. Chairperson Myers stated his concern over how to fairly treat repeat offenses by licensees who have shown improvement but nevertheless end up back before the Authority. Member Kimmett and Chairperson Myers proposed an eight (8) day suspension, three (3) days 3