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LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY
Regular Meeting - November 5, 1986
7:30 P.M.
A regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority was held on Wednesday,
November 5, 1986, in the Council Chambers of the City of Fort Collins
Municipal Building. The following members were present: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie.
Authority Members Absent: Sommermeyer.
Staff Members Present: Jim Broderick, Police Department
Debbie Caster, City Clerk's Office
Steve Roy, City Attorney's Office
Minutes of the Regular Meeting of
October 8. 1986 Approved as Published
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member Morgan,
to approve the minutes of the regular meeting of October 8, 1986, as
published. Yeas: Acott, Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie.
Nays: None.
Change in Trade Name
Electric Stampede, 242 Linden
The applicant submitted a request to change the trade name from the
Electric Stampede to Rumours.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Bullard, to approve the change in trade name. Yeas: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
al Events Permit - Liquor
Theatra and nanra _ naram
Mr. John Lewick, representative from the CSU Department of Music, stated
they are requesting a permit to serve wine at the annual Madgrical Dinners
event to be held December 4, 5 and 6 at the Lory Student Center. He stated
the majority of attendees are over the age of 21 years but anyone
questionable is carded. It was noted that there have been no problems with
the event in year's past.
Authority member Spaulding made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Veazie, to approve the special events permit for the CSU Department of
November 5, 1986
Music, Theatre and Dance on December 4, 5, and 6, 1986. Yeas: Acott,
Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Registration of Manager
Red Lobster, 3301 South College Avenue
Mr. Richard Lauer, general manager, spoke briefly of his background. He
stated his policy is to card anyone looking 30 years or younger. He stated
his staff very experienced and familiar with the liquor laws. He stated it
is his responsibility to train the employees. Mr. Lauer briefly discussed
his training policy.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member Acott,
to approve the registration of manager for Richard Lauer for the Red
Lobster, 3301 South College Avenue. Yeas: Acott, Bullard, Monaghan,
Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Registration of Manager
Moot House, 2626 South College Avenue
Mr. Michael Kottenstette, general manager, spoke briefly of his background.
Mr. Kottenstette stated he is responsible for training his employees on the
liquor laws. He spoke briefly of his training procedures.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Spaulding, to approve the registration of manager for Michael Kottenstette
for the Moot House, 2626 South College Avenue. Yeas: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Registration of Manager
Valentino's, 820 City Park Avenue
Mr. Harold Conwell, general manager, spoke briefly of his background. He
stated he requires all of his employees to read the code as part of their
training. He spoke of the other training policies at Valentino's.
Authority member Spaulding made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Veazie, to approve the registration of manager for Harold Conwell for
Valentino's, 820 City Park Avenue. Yeas: Acott, Bullard, Monaghan,
Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Transfer of Ownership
Upper Crust, 802 South College Avenue
and 2601 South Lemay Avenue
Mr. James Arnold, owner, stated he is purchasing the two Upper Crust
Restaurants in Fort Collins contingent upon the Authority's approval. Mr.
Arnold stated he has worked in the restaurant business since 1960 and spoke
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of his experience. He stated he is very familiar with state laws and has
never had a violation of the liquor/beer codes. He explained some of his
training procedures and stated his employees are instructed to card people
looking 25 years or younger.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Bullard, to approve the transfer of license from Upper Crust Restaurants,
Inc. to James R. Arnold dba Upper Crust, 802 South College Avenue and 2601
South Lemay Avenue. Yeas: Acott, Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding and
Veazie. Nays: None.
Transfer of Ownership
Spring Creek Liquors, 1005 West Stuart
Mr. Barry David, owner, stated his mother, the previous owner, has passed
away and the business has been transferred to him through her will and a
small estate affidavit. Mr. David stated he is on the premises daily but
has two experienced employees who help manage the store during his absence.
He noted that the more experienced employees are responsible for training
the new employees on the liquor laws. Mr. David also stated that he will
require all his employees to attend the seminars conducted by Officer Ernie
Tellez. With respect to carding, Mr. David explained that the regular
customers are not roatine-ly carded but anyone looking under age is carded.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member Acott,
to approve the transfer of ownership from Shirley Ann David to James Barry
David dba Spring Creek Liquors, 1005 West Stuart. Yeas: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
New Application ^for _a_3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage
The boundaries as proposed by the Administration were as follows:
North from the subject premises to Drake Road
West from the subject premises to Taft Hill Road
South from the subject premises to Harmony Road
East from the subject premises to College Avenue
Mr. Jim Craig, District Manager, stated the boundaries are acceptable.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Spaulding, to accept the new application, accept the boundaries as
proposed, and set the final hearing for December 3, 1986. Yeas: Acott,
Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
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New Application for a Hotel -Restaurant License
for Meatballs. 2900 Harvard
The boundaries as -proposed by the Administration were as follows:
North from the subject premises to Prospect Road
West from the subject premises to Shields Street
South from the subject premises to Horsetooth Road
East from the subject premises to Lemay Avenue
Mr. Chris Brown, part-owner, stated the boundaries are acceptable.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Bullard, to accept the new application, accept the boundaries as proposed,
and set the final hearing for December 3, 1986. Yeas: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Change of Location
for a Hotel -Restaurant License,
Farmer's Inn. 2900 Harvard
The boundaries as proposed by the Administration were as follows:
North from the subject premises to Prospect Road
West from the subject premises to Shields Street
South from the subject premises to Horsetooth Road
East from the subject premises to Lemay Avenue
Mr. Jack Carney, part owner, stated the boundaries are acceptable.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Spaulding, to accept the new application, accept the boundaries as
proposed, and set the final hearing for December 3, 1986. Yeas: Acott,
Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Final Hearing for a Hotel -Restaurant License for
Brophy Bros. Fish Market and Restaurant,
21 Old Town Souare, Suite 139
It was noted that the applicant has requested that this hearing be tabled
indefinitely.
Authority member Veazie made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Spaulding, to table the final hearing for Brophy Bros. Fish Market and
Restaurant indefinitely. Yeas: Acott, Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan,
Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Authority member Bullard amended the motion to include that the premises be
reposted and the required notice be republished. Authority members Veazie
and Spaulding accepted the amendment as friendly.
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Other Business
Sportsman's Boss Hogg's
Mr. Thomas Wahlberg, owner, was required to appear before the Authority
within 60 days of his suspension issued on September 10, 1986, to speak to
the Authority on new management practices put into effect since the
suspension. Mr. Wahlberg outlined several new policies including the
training classes by Officer Ernie Tellez, require ID's for patrons (with
the exception of repeat customers who are known to be of age), hold
employee meetings to review the laws, place two employees on duty at a
time, etc. Mr. Wahlberg stated he has replaced some of his personnel since
the violation. He added that he intends to upgrade the bar in an attempt
to upgrade the type of clientele frequenting his establishment.
The Authority commended Mr. Wahlberg on the new policies he has implemented
for his establishment.
December 31 Meeting Rescheduled
Authority member Spaulding made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Acott, to reschedule the regular meeting of December 31 to Monday, December
29, 1986, due to the New Year's Eve holiday. Yeas: Acott, Bullard,
Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Registration of Manager Procedure
Although required by City code, the Authority discussed whether or not the
appearance of manager's should be required at the hearings. After some
discussion, Attorney Steve Roy suggested tabling the discussion until next
month to give him a chance to talk with his associate, Paul Eckman, to
obtain the background of the procedure.
Police Report
Authority member Bullard made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Veazie, to determine probable cause and scheduled a show/cause hearing on
December 3 for Choice City Seafood, 120 South Mason. Yeas: Acott,
Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
Authority member Bullard made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Veazie, to determine probable cause and scheduled a show/cause hearing on
December 3 for Linden's, 214 Linden. It was requested that the licensee be
required to produce the business records for the day of the violation,
including cash register receipts, journal, cash receipts, etc. Yeas:
Acott, Bullard, Monaghan, Morgan, Spaulding, and Veazie. Nays: None.
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Adjournment
Authority member- Bullard made a motion, seconded by Authority member
Spaulding, to adjourn.
The Chairman put the motion to vote which was unanimously a4gpted.
The meeting was adjourned at approximately 8:35 p.m.
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