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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLiquor Licensing Authority - Minutes - 07/27/1977LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY July 27, 1977 Regular Meeting 7:30 P.M. A regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority was held on Wednesday, July 27, 1977, at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers in the City of Fort Collins City Hall. Roll call was answered by the following members: Bean, Long, Renz, Seegmiller and Wilson. Staff members present: Sgt. Robert Mason and Deputy City Clerk LaVonne Dowell. Also: Assistant City Attorney Ramsey Myatt. Minutes of the Regular Meeting on June 29, 1977, approved as Published. Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to approve the minutes from the regular meeting on June 29, 1977, as published. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Application for a Class A, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License from Kay Seidel dba Little Tokyo Cafe, 1801 North College Avenue, withdrawn. Mr. William Beardslee, attorney for the applicant, advised the City Clerk's Office that Mrs. Seidel wished to withdraw the application at this time and to have refunded to her any of the unused application fees. Deputy City Clerk LaVonne Dowell advised the Authority that there was $35.00 unused which could be refunded. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the request for withdrawal of the application and authorize the refund of any unused portion of the application fees. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Final Hearing on a Class A, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License for Long John Silver Seafood Shoppe, 3107 South College Avenue, tabled to next regular meeting. The Police Department investigation is not complete at this time and a request to table has been submitted. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Renz, to table consideration of the application for Long John Silver to the next regular meeting. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. - 1 - ! 0 Hearing on a Tavern Liquor License for William and Cindee Arduino dba the Granfaloon, 1401 Riverside, Resolution adopted. The Chairman read the Rules of Procedure at length. The Resolution setting forth the findings of the preliminary hearing was presented. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Renz, to adopt the Resolution setting forth the findings of the preliminary hearing. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. RESOLUTION OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF FORT COLLINS SETTING FORTH FINDINGS ON A PRELIMIN- ARY HEARING ON A LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION WHEREAS, heretofore, WILLIAM ARDUINO and CINDEE ARDUINO, doing business as THE GRANFALOON, made application to the Liquor Licensing Authority for a tavern liquor license; and WHEREAS, the Liquor Licensing Authority has received reports concerning such applications, and has held a prelim- inary hearing on such application as provided in Rule 3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Liquor Licensing Authority. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, that the Authority hereby makes the following preliminary findings and determin- ations concerning this application, subject to the right of any party in interest to present further evidence concerning any of such findings and determinations at the hearing to be held on this application on the 27th day of July, 1977: 1. That the subject premises are proper premises under the ordinances of the City of Fort Collins and the laws of the State of Colorado to` be licensed for the sale of liquor` - as applied for by the applicant. - 2 - 2. That to boundaries of the neighb*Cod to be served by this applicant are as follows: East to the City limits, west to College Avenue, North to Mountain Avenue, and south to Drake Road. 3. That the necessary notice of hearing by publication and by posting of the premises has not been given as provided by law, and the Authority has directed the City Clerk to accomplish said notice prior to the hearing date. 4. That the applicant is qualified under the ordinances of the City and the laws of the State for the license applied for. 5. That the application is in proper form and will be heard by the Authority on July 27, 1977. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority held this 27th day of July, 1977. a& Chairman ATTEST: 1 City Clerk' The Chairman next asked if there was anyone present who felt the hearing should not proceed. There were several persons present in opposition to the application. Mr. David Wood, attorney for the applicant, called Mr. William Arduino, who was duly sworn before giving testimony. Mr. Arduino spoke to his educational background and his experience both in Fort Collins and else- where. The proposed operation was described in detail as to design, furnishings, menu and hours of operation. Applicants' exhibit "A" presented being a proposed breakfast menu. Applicants' exhibit "B" was presented being a proposed luncheon menu with daily specials. Applicants' exhibit "E" was presented being an archi- tectural rendering of the layout. Applicants' exhibit "C" was presented being an artist's rendering of what the interior of the building should look like. - 3 - Cindee Arduino was called next and duly sworn before giving testimony. Mrs. Arduino spoke to her educational background, work experience and her familiarity with the liquor business. Applicants' exhibit "D" being a catalogue showing the kind of furnishings which are proposed for the operation was presented. Next, Mrs. Arduino reviewed the petitions she circulated in the neighborhood as previously defined by the Authority. There were separate petitions circulated to the businesses in the area. Applicants' exhibit "F" was presented being petitions signed by residents of the neighborhood. Applicants' exhibit "G" was presented being petitions signed by persons whose principal place of employment is located within the boundaries of the neighborhood as defined. Exhibit "F" contains approximately 355 signatures and exhibit "G" contains approximately 61 signatures. Mr. Wood stated that this concluded the applicants' presentation. Ramsey Myatt, Assistant City Attorney, next asked that all of those who wished to speak in opposition stand and identify themselves. 1. Joe Coyte, Attorney, representing Todd Sermon 2. David Mohilner, Professor at CSU, 1173 McHugh 3. Duan Loetz, dentist 4. H. C. Shepherd, resident, 1201 Baker Street 5. Mrs. Lee Caswell, resident, 1118 McHugh 6. Jack Peverly, Northern Oxygen and Medical Supply, 1400 Riverside Ave. 7. William L. Brice, dentist, 1004 McHugh 8. Larry Brokaw, resident, 1134 McHugh Mr. Larry Brokaw was duly sworn before giving testimony in opposition to the application. Opponents exhibit "2" being a petition signed by residents opposing the application was presented. He stated he felt this was not the type of license to be issued in a residential area. Mr. Wood cross-examined Mr. Brokaw concerning the petitions he circulated. Mr. J. Lee Caswell was next, and duly sworn before giving testimony in opposition to the application and, to the petitions he circulated marked opponents' exhibit "111. Mr. Wood cross-examined Mr. Caswell regarding the petitions he circulated. Mr. Caswell also stated the residents were very much opposed to a tavern, and that they would very much like to have a nice restaurant there. Mrs. Opal Caswell was called next and duly sworn before giving testimony re- garding opponents' exhibit number "3", being the petitions she circulated obtaining signatures in opposition to the application for a tavern license. Mr. Wood cross-examined Mrs. Caswell regarding the petitions and the defining of the area to be served. Norma C. Shepherd was called next and duly sworn before giving testimony re- garding the petitions she circulated in opposition to this application being opponents' number "4". Mrs. Shepherd did not discuss the boundaries with all of the signers. Mr. Wood cross-examined Mrs. Shepherd regarding her opposition to the "tavern" classification of license. Mr. H. C. Shepherd was next called and duly sworn before giving testimony re- garding the petitions marked opponents' exhibit "5". Mr. Wood cross-examined Mr. Shepherd regarding the signatures he obtained on the petitions in opposition to the application. - 4 - Mr. Wood stated he objected to opponents' exhibits 1 through 5 due to lack of proper foundation. Mr. Joe Coyte, attorney, spoke in support of the petitions circulated in opposition to the application for a tavern license. Mr. Ramsey Myatt, Assistant City Attorney, made the following ruling re- garding the status of the opponents' petitions which have been submitted for consideration: 1. The petitions are admissable and should be given such weight as deemed necessary by the Authority. 2. Exhibits 3-4-5 there seems to be no problem on the age being 21 years of the signer. 3. Exhibits 1 and 2 there appears to be some question concerning the age of the signers. 4. On exhibits 1-2-3 there is some question as to whether or not the boundaries of the neighborhood were clearly defined and to a lesser degree on exhibits 4 and 5. 5. This tends to diminish the value of the petitions as they speak to the needs of the neighborhood being met. However, the addresses of the petition signers to a very large extent indicate that they are persons within the boundaries. It does speak to the desires of the inhabitants in the boundary. Dr. Duane J. Loetz, dentist, was duly sworn and spoke in opposition to the tavern license because he did not want to have an establishment selling alcoholic drinks next to a dental office. David Mohilner, of 1123 McHugh was duly sworn and called the Authority's attention to the following article in the Rocky Mountain News on Tuesday, July 26, 1977: 32--Rocky Nbuntom News Court lacks refusal of liquor license ^ Residents of a neighborhood do have a voice in controlling sin outlets seeking .liquor licenses their areas, especially if they Protest vehemently enough. In a ruling Monday, the Colo - Ui n ratio Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision that states Denver's excise and licensing manager, George Canjar, could base a denial decision on the FF wishes of the people most af- fected. Canjar denied a license appli- cation by Delfino Huerta, who wanted to sell beer and wine in his restaurant, pelfirWs, 225 E. Seventh Ave. The denial was based [� on neighborhood opposi- tion, which outweighed support _ _for Huerta 'splans. cues., July 26, 1977, Denver, Colo. Denver Disizief Court upheld the license denial in a challenge of the decision. But the ruling was overturned by the Colorado Court of Ap- peals, which said the denial was improper because there are no other restaurants in the neigh - brood licensed to sell only beer and wine. There are, however, other! nearby restaurants that could sell beer, wine and mixed drinks, which requires a differ- entlicense. The high court, in reversing the appeals court ruling, said statutes and case law establish a14 fold standard for granting a license -the "reasonable" requirements of a neighborhood Apd, the desires of its inhabi- tants. "The relevant consideration is neither the needs of the appli- cant, nor even the desires of the patrons," the court said. - 5 - The fact that a particular type of license wasn't author- ized in a neighborhood isn't justification for issuing one, especially if other outlets are meeting the needs of the area, i the high court said. 1 The court said the neighbor- hood around Delfmo's opposed the license and based this con- clusion on petitions which con- tained 275 signatures in opposi. tion and 208 signatures in support of Huerta. In light of the opposition, the court said it felt compelled to uphold Denver's denial of the li- cense. The high court said no court could be in a position to assert its judgment over that of the licensing authority. This article was admitted as opponents' exhibit number "6" Jack Peverly owner of Northern Oxygen and Medical Supply, was duly sworn and spoke in opposition. His inquiry was directed to parking requirements and to the hours allowed for business with this classification of license. Mr. Vahe Boyajian, 1300 Emigh, was duly sworn and inquired of the Authority additional information regarding the "establishment of the neighborhood" since he feels this kind of business would draw patrons from all over the City. Mr. Boyajian stated he felt that this type of establishment should be limited to certain areas. Mr. Joe Coyte, Attorney, representing Todd Sermon, owner of Butch Cassidy's, stated that the purpose of their appearance was to show that the reasonable needs of the area are currently being met. Mr. William Arduino was re- called by Mr. Coyte. He answered questions regarding his experience as a bar owner and that future growth looked real good for this area. Mr. Coyte also inquired into the seating and the hours of service. Mr. Todd Sermon was called and duly sworn before giving testimony. Mr. Sermon is owner and operator of Butch Cassidy's, 934 Lemay. The testimony was in regard to past experience and the current operation at Butch Cassidy's. Dr. William Brice was called and duly sworn before giving testimony. His testimony concerned the signers of the petitions and their knowledge con- cerning the liquor license. Authority member Renz inquired of Mr. Caswell when he first noticed the sign which was posted on the property. Mr. Caswell stated he did not pay any attention until on Saturday, July 23 when the sign was moved and put beside the foundation of the building. Mr. Wood, attorney for the applicant, made his closing statements in support of the application. The opponents each made a closing statement reiterating that they did not want a tavern located in their residential neighborhood. Mr. Coyte restated that his client spoke to the issue of "are the reasonable needs of the neighborhood already being met." Ramsey Myatt, Assistant City Attorney, stated the hearing is now closed and the Authority now needs to consider the evidence and render a decision in writing within 30 days. Consensus of the Authority was to go on with the agenda and later in the meeting this matter will be discussed and a decision made. Boundaries established for the area to be served for a retail liquor store license application submitted by Craig C. Rose dba Saddle Up Liquors, 1015 South Taft Hill Road. LaVonne Dowell, Deputy City Clerk, stated that the recommendation from the Administration is as follows: North from the subject premises to the City limits South from the subject premises to Drake Road West from the subject premises to overland Trail East from the subject premises to Shields Street. Mr. Jack Vahrenwald, attorney for the applicant, was present and stated that the recommendation was acceptable to the applicant. Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to set the boundaries as recommended and schedule the final hearing on August 24, 1977. The Chairman put the motion with the following vote: Yeas: Long, Renz and Wilson Nays: Bean and Seegmiller Boundaries for the area to be served established on an application for a Beer and Wine Application submitted by C. J. Streit dba The Gondolier, 746 North College Avenue. LaVonne Dowell, Deputy City Clerk, stated that the recommendation from the administration is as follows: North from the subject premises to the City limits East from the subject premises to the City limits West from the subject premises to the City limits South from the subject premises to Mulberry Street. Mr. Streit was present and stated that the recommendation from the admini- stration was acceptable to him. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to set the boundaries as recommended and to schedule the final hearing on August 24, 1977. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Change of ownership approved for Ray's Little Super Market, 622 North College Avenue. This establishment has been operating under a partnership of Victor McDonald and Gary Crites. Mr. Crites has decided to sell his portion of the business to Mr. McDonald and the business will be under a sole proprietorship. Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the transfer of ownership. The Chairman put the motion with the following vote: Yeas: Long, Renz and Seegmiller Nays: Bean and Wilson - 7 - ! 0 Transfer of ownership at Town Pump, 124 North College Avenue approved. This establishment has been operated by Danny Rogers and it has now been purchased by Ronald Heard and Gary L. Kimsey. Both applicants were present and duly sworn before giving testimony as to their education, experience and how they propose to operate the business. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Seegmiller, to approve the transfer of ownership from Danny Rogers to Ronald Heard and Gary Kimsey, dba Town Pump. The Chairman put the motion which was unani- mously adopted. Special Events Permits for the American Legion Post 187 approved. The first permit is for August 14, 1977, to be used in conjunction with the American Legion Golf tournament; the second permit is for September 10, 1977, to be used in conjunction with the annual dance. Both events are scheduled to be held at the Knights of Columbus Hall. Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Wilson, to approve both special events permits, one for August 14, 1977 and one for September 10, 1977. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously approved. Modification of premises of Pogos, 1220 West Elizabeth, approved. Mr. Chuck McMillen, the manager, spoke to the proposed changes. After the presentation Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean that the modification is not substantial and to approve the proposed change. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Registration of new manager at Chesterfield Bottomsly and Potts, approved. The proposed manager Ms. Nancy Ann Vande Yacht was present and spoke to her experience. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Wilson, to approve the registration of a new manager at Chesterfield, Bottomsly and Potts. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Renewal of a Class B, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License at the Safeway Store, 105 West Prospect Street, approved. This is a routine renewal and the investigation of the Police Department found no violations during the past year and their recommendation is for approval. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the renewal application. The Chairman put the motion which was unani- mously adopted. MI"M Renewal of a Class B, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License at the Safeway Store, 425 South College approved. This is a routine renewal and the investigation of the Police Department found no violations during the past year and their recommendation is for approval. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the renewal application. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Renewal of a Class B, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License for the 7-Eleven Store at 505 South Shields, approved. This is a routine renewal and the investigation of the Police Department found no violations during the past year and their recommendation is for approval. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the renewal application. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Renewal for a Hotel -Restaurant Liquor License at Chesterfield, Bottomsly and Potts, 1415 West Elizabeth, approved. This is a routine renewal and the investigation of the Police Department found no violations and their recommendation is for approval. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the renewal application. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Renewal for a Retail Liquor Store License at Foothills Discount Liquors at 111 West Monroe Drive, approved. This is a routine renewal and the investigation of the Police Department found no violations and their recommendation is for approval. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to approve the renewal application. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Resolution adopted granting a Class A, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License to Godfather's Pizza, 829 South Shields. LaVonne Dowell, Deputy City Clerk, stated that a copy of the resolution had been sent to each member with the agenda and only the title was read into the record. Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to adopt the resolution granting a Class A, 3.2% Fermented Malt Beverage License for Godfather's Pizza, 829 South Shields. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. RESOLUTION OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR A CLASS A LICENSE TO SELL NON -INTOXICATING MALT LIQUOR AND SETTING FORTH THE FINDINGS OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY ON SAID APPLICATION The application of INLAND FOODS, INC., doing business as GODFATHER'S PIZZA, for a Class A License for the sale of non -intoxicating malt liquor came on for hearing on June 29, 1977, before the Liquor Licensing Authority of the City of Fort Collins, and the Liquor Licensing Authority having heard the testimony and received the evidence produced at said hearing and having considered and weighed the same and being familiar with the neighborhood for which the license is sought, now makes the following findings: 1. The license sought by the applicant is for a loca- tion at 829 South Shields Street, Fort Collins, Colorado, said site being occupied as a pizza restaurant, the license being sought in connection with such business. 2. The testimony and petitions presented by the appli- cant at the hearing were to the effect that the inhabitants of the neighborhood desire that the license be granted and the needs of the neighborhood require the granting of this license. No substantial testimony or petitions were pre- sented contrary to this position of the applicant. 3. The building in which the license is to be operated is now constructed; however, the plans and specifications of -Io- the applicant show that the applicant proposes to improve said premises to accommodate the proposed licensed premises and no license should issue until the construction is com- pleted in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted by the applicant and the requirements of the Building Inspector made in conformity with the Ordinances of the City of Fort Collins. It is therefore the opinion and finding of the Liquor Licensing Authority that: A. The inhabitants of the neighborhood desire that the license be granted. B. The needs of the neighborhood require the granting of the license. NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Liquor Licensing Authority of the City of Fort Collins that the application of INLAND FOODS, INC., doing business as GODFATHER'S PIZZA, for a Class A License for the sale of non -intoxicating malt liquor at 829 South Shields Street, Fort Collins, Colorado be and the same is hereby granted. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said license shall not issue until the construction of the licensed premises is completed in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted to the Authority and the requirements of the City Building Inspector, and the Authority has received a report from said Building Inspector that said improvements have ❑a 0 been completed in accordance with said plans and specifica- tions and the requirements of the Building Inspector. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority of the City of Fort Collins, Colorado, held this 27th day of July, A.D. 1977. &&� J, Chairman ATTEST: City Clerk Resolution adopted setting forth the findings of the Preliminary Hearing on a Hotel -Restaurant Liquor License for Golden Horizons Inc. dba The Complex 3, 246 North College Avenue. LaVonne Dowell, Deputy City Clerk, read only the title since the resolution was included with the agenda. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Renz, to adopt the resolution. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. RESOLUTION OF THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF FORT COLLINS SETTING FORTH FINDINGS ON A PRELIMIN- ARY HEARING ON A LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION WHEREAS, heretofore, GOLDEN HORIZONS, INC., doing business as THE COMPLEX 3, INC., made application to the Liquor Licensing Authority for a Hotel -Restaurant Liquor License; and - 12 - WHEREAS, the Liquor Licensing Authority has received reports concerning such application, and has held a prelim- inary hearing on such application as provided in Rule 3 of the Rules of Procedure of the Liquor Licensing Authority. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, that the Authority hereby makes the following preliminary findings and determin- ations concerning this application, subject to the right of any party in interest to present further evidence concerning any of such findings and determinations at the hearing to be held on this application on the 29th day of June, 1977: 1. That the subject premises are proper premises under the ordinances of the City of Fort Collins and the laws of the State of Colorado to be licensed for the sale of liquor as applied for by the applicant. 2. That the boundaries of the neighborhood to be served by this applicant are as follows: North from the subject premises to the City limits, south from the subject premises to Drake Road, east from the subject premises to Lemay, north on Lemay to Riverside, then following the City limits to the northern City limits, and west from the subject prem- ises to Taft Hill Road. 3. That the necessary notice of hearing by publication and by posting of the premises has not been given as provided by law, and the Authority has directed the City Clerk to accomplish said notice prior to the hearing date. 4. That the applicant is qualified under the ordinances of the City and the laws of the State for the license applied for. - 13 - 5. That the application is in proper form and will be heard by the authority on June 29, 1977. Passed and adopted at a regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority held this 27th day of July, 1977, nunc pro tunc June 29, 1977. ATTEST: �4_ � City Clerk Resolution adopted granting a Hotel - Restaurant Liquor License for Golden Horizons Inc. dba the Complex 3, 246 North College Avenue. LaVonne Dowell, Deputy City Clerk, read only the title since the resolution was included with the agenda. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Renz, to approve the resolution granting a Hotel -Restaurant license. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. FINDINGS AND RESOLUTION OF THE LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR A HOTEL -RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE The application of GOLDEN HORIZONS, INC., doing business as THE COMPLEX 3, INC., for a Hotel -Restaurant Liquor License came on for hearing on the 29th day of June, 1977, in the Council Chambers, City Hall, Fort Collins, Colorado, pursuant to notice duly given as required by law. The Authority, having heard the evidence introduced at the hearing, and having examined the documents introduced and having heretofore held a preliminary hearing and issued findings in writing on said preliminary hearing, now makes the following findings: - 14 - 1. The neighborhood to be served under this application is as defined in the preliminary findings of the Authority. 2. Nothing contained in C.R.S., 1973, Section 12-47-139 prohibits the issuing of a license at the proposed location. 3. The applicant is of good character and qualified under the Ordinances of the City of Fort Collins and the laws of the State of Colorado for the license applied for. 4. The application is in proper form. 5. Petitions were presented and received at the hearing, indicating a need for the license applied for and no evidence was presented indicating that said need does not exist, and the local licensing authority hereby finds that the reason- .—_.__._ able requirements of the neighborhood require the issuance of the license applied for. The Authority recognizes that other licenses exist in the neighborhood, but hereby finds that an additional need exists for the license applied for. 6. The building in which the license is to be operated is now constructed; however, the plans and specifications of the applicant show that the applicant proposes to improve said premises to accommodate the proposed licensed premises and no license should issue until the construction is completed in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted by the applicant and the requirements of the Building Inspector made in conformity with the Ordinances of the City of Fort Collins. 15 - RESOLUTION OF THE LOCAL LIQUOR LICENSING AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF FORT COLLINS, COLORADO, CONCERNING AN APPLICATION FOR A HOTEL -RESTAURANT LIQUOR LICENSE BE IT RESOLVED by the Local Liquor Licensing Authority of the City of Fort Collins, Colorado that the application of GOLDEN HORIZONS, INC., doing business as THE COMPLEX 3, INC., for a Hotel -Restaurant Liquor License be and the same hereby is granted in accordance with the findings of the Authority set forth above; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that said license shall not issue until the construction of the licensed premises is completed in accordance with the plans and specifications submitted to the Authority and the requirements of the City Building Inspector, and the Authority has received a report from said Building Inspector that said improvements have been completed in accordance with said plans and specifica- tions and the requirements of the Building Inspector. Passed and adopted this 27th day of July, A.D. 1977. Chairman ATTEST: City Clerk }; Discussion of Granfaloon The Authority members reviewed the evidence both for and against the application at length. Authority member Renz made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long, to deny the application for a tavern license submitted by William and Cindee Arduino dba the Grandfaloon, 1401 Riverside Avenue. The Chairman put the motion with the following vote: - 16 - 1 Yeas: Renz, Long and Seegmiller Nays: Bean and Wilson Report from Police Department 1. Pine Tavern hearing in District Court, the plea was not guilty and is scheduled for August 25, 1977. (Violation -sale to an minor.) 2. Lucky 7 has go-go girls, they are legal. 3. There have been some complaints that TJ's has not been reporting disturbances in a timely fashion. Also, there has been an inside wall constructed inside the Mountain Avenue entrance to funnel traffic to the basement. This construction has not been approved by the Authority or the Building inspection office. Adjournment Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Seegmiller, to adjourn the meeting. The Chairman put the motion which was unanimously adopted. ATTEST ��n. v Deputy City Clerk Chairman - 17 -