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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLiquor Licensing Authority - Minutes - 09/27/1995Council Liaison: Will Smith Staff Liaison: Rita Knoll Harris A regular meeting of the Liquor Licensing Authority was held on Wednesday, September 27, 1995, in the Council Chambers of the Fort Collins Municipal Building. The following members were present: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer (arrived at approximately 6:30 p.m), and Wawro. Members absent: Norton. Staff Members Present: Rita Knoll Harris, City Clerk's Office Carrie Mineart, City Attorney's Office Sandra Gibson, Police Department Consent Calendar The Consent Calendar is intended to expedite the meeting and allow the Authority to spend its time and energy on the important items on a lengthy agenda. Items on the Consent Calendar are (1) routine items; and (2) those of no perceived controversy. Anyone may request that an item be "pulled" off the Consent Calendar and considered separately. Items pulled from the Consent Calendar will be considered separately immediately following adoption of the Consent Calendar. 1. 2. Authority member Crowfoot made a motion, and approve all items on the Consent Calendar. Wawro. Nays: None. THE MOTION CARRIED. seconded by Authority member Haggerty, to adopt Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, and • • September 27, 1995 Registration of Michael Taylor as Manager of Toast of the Town (Lincoln Center Concessionaire), 417 West Magnolia, Approved Michael Taylor, manager, stated he had no liquor violations while employed at Picasso's. He stated he will be managing approximately 20 employees during the busy season. Mr. Taylor described employee training. Authority member Wawro made•a motion, seconded by Authority member Cooper, to approve Michael Taylor as manager of Toast of the Town, 417 West Magnolia. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, and Wawro. Nays: None. THE MOTION CARRIED. Consideration of an Application from Colorado State University (College of Liberal Arts) for a Special Events Permit at the One West Contemporary Art Center, 201 South College, on October 19,1995, Approved Catherine Coleman Kane, event manager, detailed the event. She stated it is a fund raiser for the College of Liberal Arts and that the Moot House will be catering the event. Ms. Kane stated attendance is by invitation only. Authority member Haggerty made a motion, seconded by Authority member Crowfoot, to approve the application from Colorado State University (College of Liberal Arts) for a Special Events Permit at the One West Contemporary Art Center, 201 South College, on October 19, 1995. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, and Wawro. Nays: None. �■1 u • Y � ► :::iltf�a (Secretary's Note: Authority member Schroeer arrived at this time.) Hearing on a New Application for a 3.2% Beer License Anne Benson, representative for REV Enterprises, Inc., stated she has been with REV Enterprises, Inc., for three years. She stated they hold two other 3.2% beer licenses in Latimer County. Ms. Benson detailed training employees receive and that store policy is to I.D. anyone who looks under 40 years of age. She stated employees will be immediately terminated for any liquor violations. Assistant City Attorney Mineart stated Applicant's Exhibits A-E, identified as a summary report and petitions, are admissible into evidence. Max Scott, representative for Oedipus, Inc., was sworn. Mr. Scott described the petitioning process and indicated the petitions represent 177 (85%) signatures in favor and 32 (15%) signatures in opposition. • • September 27, 1995 Authority member Haggerty made a motion, seconded by Authority member Schroeer, to adopt Resolution 95-17 approving the application of REV Enterprises, Inc., for a 3.2% beer license at SancVs Convenience Store, 1037 Conifer Street. Yeas: Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. Nays: Cooper. THE MOTION CARRIED. Hearing on a New Application for a 3.2% Beer License at Total #2448, 4701 South Lemay, Approved r;T, Hearing on a New Application for a 3.2% Beer License at Total #2452, 2501 South Shields, Approved Jon Stonbraker, Dill & Dill, attorney representing Metro Oil, Inc., stated the applicant is ready to proceed and requested that testimony be combined for each application. Assistant City Attorney Mineart stated both sets of Applicant's Exhibits A-F, identified as summary reports and petitions, are admissible into evidence for 2501 South Shields and 4701 South Lemay. Max Scott, representative for Oedipus, Inc., was swom. Mr. Scott described the petitioning process and indicated the petitions represent 181 (56%) signatures in favor and 140 (44%) signatures in opposition for the establishment at 4701 South Lemay. He indicated the petitions for 2501 South Shields represent 197 (87%) signatures in favor and 29 (13%) signatures in opposition. Leroy Mekelburg, district sales manager, was sworn. He stated he is responsible for 14 stores. Mr. Mekelburg described the store on South Lemay. He stated it will be open 24 hours a day. He described how after hours sales will be prevented. Mr. Mekelburg described the training program and that it is company policy to I.D. any one they believe to be 30 and under. He stated there have been no liquor violations at any of the stores in his district. He briefly discussed the number of violations statewide by Metro Oil Company. Mr. Stonbraker provided the Authority with copies of training materials. Authority member Cooper made a motion, seconded by Authority member Crowfoot, to adopt Resolution 95-15, approving the application of Metro Oil, Inc., for a 3.2% beer license at 2501 South Shields, on the condition that a manager is registered within 30 days. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. Nays: None. Authority member Cooper made a motion, secondec Resolution 95-16, approving the application of Metrc South Lemay, on the condition that a manager is Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. THE MOTION CARRIED. by Authority member Crowfoot, to adopt Oil, Inc., for a 3.2% beer license at 4701 registered within 30 days. Yeas: Cooper, Nays: None. • • September 27, 1995 Police Report Officer Rothschild detailed Loveland's keg shadow program. Other Business Authority member Haggerty made a motion, seconded by Authority member Crowfoot, to elect Authority member Wawro as Chairperson. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. Nays: None. THE MOTION CARRIED. Authority member Crowfoot made a motion, seconded by Authority member Wawro, to elect Authority member Haggerty as Vice -Chairperson. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. Nays: None. 1141 u • �T0mreffl"W Adjournment Authority member Schroeer made a motion, seconded by Authority member Cooper, to adjourn. Yeas: Cooper, Crowfoot, Dickmann, Haggerty, Schroeer, and Wawro. Nays: None. THE MOTION CARRIED. The meeting adjourned at 8:05 p.m. These minutes were prepared in December, 1998 and were not submitted to the Authority for approval. The majority of the Authority members present at this meeting were no longer on the Authority when the minutes were prepared.