Local Licensing Authority Agenda and Packet 2018 03 26

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Local Licensing Authority Minutes February 26, 2018 Page 3 of 4 Authority Business A. Findings and Order — Hei Han Enterprises, Inc. d/b/a Henry's Bar & Grill — Tavern Liquor License — 935 Pine St. — 11/22/17 Incident Chairperson Carlson called the item. Authority Attorney Culley noted the Authority had a findings and order document in their packet. The order noted the decision the Authority made at the previous meeting suspending the licensee's tavern license for a period of 14 days with 7 days held in abeyance. She asked for the Authority to decide the days the suspension should be served. A call had been made to the attorney for the licensee asking for their preference of days to serve the suspension. No return call was received. The licensee had been into the City offices asking which days the Authority had imposed for the suspension but did not express which days he would like to serve. Authority members discussed having the licensee serve the days starting on the day of the week the violation occurred. It was decided the suspension should be served from Wednesday to Wednesday (Wednesday 12:00 am to Tuesday 11:59 pm). Machado noted the days in abeyance now totaled 14 and he wanted it noted in the findings and order. Machado moved the findings and order be approved and the suspension be served from Wednesday to Wednesday by March 26, 2018. Lipton seconded. All in favor. B. Change of Trade Name and Manager Registration — Seafood and Chophouse Inc. d/b/a Neighborhood Bar & Grill — Hotel and Restaurant Liquor License — 328 S. McCaslin Blvd. Machado asked to send a letter to the applicant concerning training. Machado moved to approve the change of trade name and manager registration. Lipton seconded. All in favor. C. Conversation with Chief Hayes Chief Hayes greeted the Authority and noted the men and women of the Louisville Police Department continue to do good work. The police department is now monitoring the Safe to Tell program and responding when appropriate. The department continues to deal with mental health and alcohol issues and continue to learn the best way to handle it all. Louisville is helping to sponsor workshops for first responders statewide to support their own mental health in light of recent tragedies.