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Local Licensing Authority <br /> Minutes <br /> May 24, 2010 <br /> Page 4 of 5 <br /> D. Modification of Premises Eat Drink LLC d /b /a The Empire Lounge <br /> and Restaurant Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License 816 Main <br /> St. <br /> This modification was a result of the business owners in the downtown area <br /> asking for the ability to serve alcohol on the tables on the sidewalks. City Staff <br /> determined it was worth asking the Authority for approval. Discussion centered <br /> on the control plans for any of the establishments considering this modification of <br /> premises. Carlson commented this would be a great way to drive economic <br /> activity to the downtown area and urged the Authority to approve. <br /> Carlson moved to approve the modification of premises for Eat Drink LLC d /b /a <br /> The Empire Lounge and Restaurant. Rommelfanger seconded. All in favor. <br /> E. Renewal Application Singh Louisville, Inc. d /b /a Viceroy Hotel <br /> and Restaurant Liquor License 1132 W. Dillon Road #1 <br /> Secretary Hanson reported the licensee was now current with sales tax. <br /> Rommelfanger moved the renewal of the license be granted. Machado <br /> seconded. All in favor. <br /> F. Set Boundaries of the Neighborhood and Public Hearing Lucky <br /> Pie, LLC d /b /a Lucky Pie Pizza New Hotel and Restaurant <br /> Liquor License 637 Front Street <br /> Rommelfanger moved the Authority set the boundaries of the neighborhood as <br /> the city limits of the City of Louisville and set the public hearing for June 28, <br /> 2010. Lipton seconded. All in favor. <br /> G. Modification of Premises Waterloo Icehouse, Inc. d /b /a Waterloo <br /> Icehouse Tavern Liquor License 809 Main St. <br /> This modification is also for sidewalk tables. <br /> Rommelfanger moved to approve the modification of premises. Machado <br /> seconded. All in favor. <br /> Police Department Reports <br /> Sergeant Lanphere reported he and Officer Gordanier are two of only a few <br /> trainers in the metro area currently State certified to do liquor training. Since they <br /> are listed on the State's website, there have been an increased number of <br /> inquiries from licensees outside Lafayette and Louisville to attend our training <br /> sessions. This has prompted some concern in the Police Department whether <br /> those persons outside the area should be charged to attend the trainings. <br />