Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2013 08 26

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes July 22, 2013 Page 3 of 5 Mai Hong Trinh, 158 S. Madison Avenue, Louisville, CO, owner, introduced herself to the Authority and took the oath. William Carlson, 11713 Montgomery Circle, Longmont, CO introduced himself to the Authority and took the oath. He stated there was no prepared presentation, but reported the owners of the Double Happy, who now hold a Beer and Wine license, wish to improve their business by adding the ability to serve spirits. Chairperson Rommelfanger asked if any members of the audience wished to speak in favor of the applicant. Janet Russell, 11713 Montgomery Circle, Longmont, CO introduced herself to the Authority and took the oath. She reported there had been a lot of “sprucing up” done inside and outside of Double Happy, which she had been a part of. The goal is to increase business for the restaurant and the addition of the Hotel and Restaurant liquor license will only help to enhance the dining experience. Rommelfanger called for any members of the audience wishing to speak in opposition. Hearing none, he asked if the applicant had a closing statement. Ms. Russell stated Ms. Trinh desired the Authority grant the new license. Chairperson Rommelfanger called for member discussion. Wilson was glad to see Double Happy increasing business since they are a long established Louisville restaurant. Rommelfanger commented the addition of the outdoor seating would also benefit the business. Carlson moved the Local Licensing Authority of the City of Louisville find the applicant is of good moral character, the inhabitants of the neighborhood desire the license be granted, the license will meet the reasonable requirements of the neighborhood, all City and State law requirements have been met and, based on these findings, the Local Licensing Authority approve issuance of a Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License for Double Happy, Inc. doing business as Double Happy Restaurant. Machado seconded. All in favor. B. Recommendations and Input on an Ordinance Amending Chapter 5.10 of the Louisville Municipal Code Concerning Transfers of Ownership and Changes of Locations for Medical Marijuana Businesses Authority Attorney Culley reminded the Authority this draft Ordinance was in response to discussion at the last meeting concerning transfers of Medical Marijuana businesses. Additionally, this ordinance addresses changes of location for those businesses. Currently, the Louisville Municipal Code (LMC) does not allow for transfers or change of location and is in conflict with State law. The proposed change to transfers of ownership would address the suitability of