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Louisville Local Licensing Authority Meeting Date: October 30, 2000 Page 11 On behalf of Romero' s Liquors LLC, Attorney Hoeltgen stated that the Romero family will be operating the business and that they intend to run the business properly and professionally. mo New Application - Beer & Wine Liquor License - Byung U. Min d/b/a Little Tokyo - 332 McCaslin Blvd. Vice Chairperson Lipton moved to set the boundaries of the neighborhood as the current city limits of the City of Louisville and that the public hearing date be set for Monday, November 27, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. in the 2nd floor Council chambers of City Hall located at 749 Main Street, Louisville, Colorado. Chairperson Myers seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: Evans - yes, Jeffers - yes, Myers - yes, Kimmett - yes, Lipton - yes. All members were in favor, the motion carded. Fo New Application - Beer & Wine Liquor License - David L. Woodard and Barbara J. Woodard d/b/a Kaddy Shack BBQ - 270 S. Taylor Ave. Member Jeffers moved to set the boundaries of the neighborhood as the current city limits of the City of Louisville and that the public hearing date be set for Monday, November 27, 2000 at 7:00 p.m. in the 2nd floor Council chambers of City Hall located at 749 Main Street, Louisville, Colorado. Vice Chairperson Lipton seconded the motion. Roll Call Vote: Lipton - yes, Kimmett - yes, Myers - yes, Jeffers - yes, Evans - yes. All members were in favor, the motion carried. POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT - None SECRETARY'S REPORT A. Holly & Mike's Ribs, Inc., d/b/a Hickory Sticks Smokehouse & Grill - Sales Tax Deputy City Clerk Bolte stated that the Authority had requested a follow-up on the sales tax account of Hickory Sticks Smokehouse & Grill following the approval of their hotel and restaurant liquor license in July 2000. She noted that a letter from Dianne Ray, Director of Finance was included in member packets for their review. The letter stated that the licensee is delinquent on payment of their sales tax for the months of June, July and August 2000 and that the July 2000 payment, remitted for August and September 1999 penalties and interest, was reversed out as a "short check." Member Jeffers asked Authority Attorney Kelly if the delinquency of the licensee' s sales tax is basis for ordering a show cause hearing. Attorney Kelly stated that lack of sales tax payments could be cause for a heating because under current case law, compliance with tax requirements relates directly to the issue of good moral character. Chairperson Myers reminded members that the approval of Hickory Sticks liquor license was contingent upon the licensee catching up, and keeping current, with their sales tax payments. There was brief discussion concerning the evidence required to order a show cause hearing and whether the Authority felt the letter from Dianne Ray was sufficient, or whether additional documentation from 11