Local Licensing Authority Minutes 2010 09 27

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes September 27, 2010 Page 2 of 3 A. Renewal Application Union Jack Liquors, Inc. d /b /a Union Jack Liquors Retail Liquor Store License 1160 South Boulder Road B. Trade Name Change /Manager Registration Singh Louisville, Inc. d /b /a India Bistro Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License 1132 W. Dillon Road #1 Changing to Delhi Darbar C. Renewal Application Cane Nero, LLC d /b /a Zucca Ristorante Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License 808 Main St. Lipton called for any changes to the consent agenda. Rommelfanger moved the consent agenda be approved. Machado seconded. Roll Call Vote: Lipton yes, Rommelfanger yes, Gunning yes and Machado yes. Consent agenda approved. Authority Business A. Public Hearing New Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License Application Bean and Berry, LLC d /b /a Bean and Berry 305 McCaslin Blvd. Suite 1 Lipton opened the public hearing on the new license application. Secretary Hanson stated the application was complete and included in the Authority packet. Background checks revealed no criminal history and the hearing had been posted and published in accordance with state law. No objections were entered to the boundaries of the neighborhood being the city limits of the City of Louisville. Lipton moved the entire application as contained in the Authority packets be made a part of the record of this hearing. Rommelfanger seconded. All in favor. Michaela DeGraw, 2527 W. 108 Avenue, Westminster, CO, introduced herself to the Authority and took the oath. Ms. DeGraw described the restaurant concept as a coffee and wine bar with breakfast burritos, sandwiches, salads, crepes and tapas. She reported they had opened for business and were just waiting for the liquor license. She responded to a question about liquor storage pointing out the locked storage on the diagram. Ms. DeGraw asked the Authority members if the patio needed to be permanently fenced. Authority members and Sergeant Lanphere advised her to at least consider signage and barriers to control the patio. Billy Perea, earlier identified as Ms. DeGraw's father, took the oath and voiced his support for the establishment. He stated he is a former police officer and investigator. He said he had been spending a lot of time at the restaurant and felt his daughter and her business partner would do a good job handling the business and he would always be around to help them.