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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLiquor Licensing Authority - Minutes - 11/14/1979i LIQUOR LICnZSITIG AurHoRITy Regular Meeting - November 14, 1979 7:30 P.M. A regular meetixug of the Liquor Licensing Authority was held on Wednesday, Acivenuaer 14, 1979, in the Council Chambers of the City of Fort Collins Municipal Building. Roll call was answered by the following members: Bean, Long, Razz and Wilson. Absent: Chairman Seegmiller. Staff Members Present: Wanda Rrajicek, Deputy City Clerk, Pete Ruggiero, Assistant City Attorney Minutes of the Regular Meeting of October 17, 1979, Approved as Published Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to approve the minutes as published. Vice -Chairman Renz put the notion which was unanimously adopted. Renewals Approved for the Following Locations: Horsetooth Lanes, 217 W. Horsetooth Road Monte Carlo Lounge, 830 N. College North College Liquors, 814 N. College South College Liquors, 2724 S. College Saddle -Up Liquors, 1015 S. Taft Hill Road Gene's Tavern, 200 Walnut Nandi -Pak, 1311 N. College Ave. Shop 'n Go, 1330 W. Elizabeth Country Store, 1517 Lemay Avenue 7-Eleven, 1001 Lemay Avenue Authority member Long made a mtion, seconded by Authority member Bean to approve the renewal applications as listed above_. Vice-chairman Renz put tie notion which was unanimously adopted. Application Accepted for a Retail Liquor Store License for Wayne Daugaard dba Lemay Liquors corner of Lemay and Garfield Authority member Iong made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to accept the application and set the preliminary hearing date for December 12 and t k. final hearing date for January 9, 1980. Vice -Chain Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. -2- Preliminary Hearing on a Hotel -Restaurant Application for Redford's, 142 Linden The boundaries as proposed by the administration were as follows: North from tee subject premises to City Limits; West from the subject premises to Shields; South from the subject premises to Prospect; East from the subject premises to Lemay Avenue. :Robert Sweitzer, 3005 Ross Drive, owner of Redford's, noted that the boundaries were satisfactory to him. Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to accept the boundaries as presented by the administration. Vice-ChaR+Tnan Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Preliminary Hearing on a Beer & Wine License for Hickory House North, 1005 Lemay Avenue The boundaries as proposed by the administration were as follows: North from the subject premises to City Limits and Mountain Avenue; West from the subject premises to College Avenue; South fromthe subject premises to Drake Road; East from the subject premises to the City Limits. Steve Powell, 1112 fiillcrest Drive, owner of hickory House North, noted that the boundaries were acceptable to him. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long to accept do boundaries as presented by the administration. Vice -Chairman Renz put the notion wiiich was unanirpusly adopted. Preliminary Hearing on a Hotel -Restaurant License for Country Roundup, 246 14. College Avenue 'The boundaries as proposed by the administration were as follow: North from the subject premises to the City Limits West from the subject premises to Shields; South from the subject premises to Prospect; East from the subject premises to City Limits extended, south to Lemay Avenue. Dave Osborn, attorney representing Country Roundup, noted that the boundaries were acceptable to his clients. Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to accept the boundaries as presented by the administration. Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. • C1 -3- Preliminary Hearing on the Expansion of the License Premises at Delfannies, 3500 S. College Avenue The boundaries as proposed by the administration were as follows: North from the subject premises to Drake Road; West from the subject premises to Shields following City Limits; South from the subject premises to the City Limits; Fast from the subject premises to Lemay Avenue, extended south to City Limits. Del LeBlanc, 943 Kingston Drive, noted that the boundaries were acceptable to him. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long to accept the boundaries as presented by the administration. Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Registration of Manager, Glen Hester, Washington's, 132 Laporte Ave. Glen J. Hester, 2943-C Rams Horn was sworn before describing his involvement at Washington's. He noted that no major changes are planned for the outlet under his management. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long to approve the registration of Glen J. Hester as manager of Washington's. Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Change of Corporate Stricture Approved for Applegate's Landing, 2705 S. College Avenue Dave Osborn, attorney representing Applegate's Landing, explained that there are now three additional investors in the corporation in addition to the original three investors, each of whom owns 1/6th of the corporate stocki Ile noted that the police investigation was complete on the three new stock- holders and all other documentation had been furnished. Authority member Long made a motion, seconded by Authority member Bean to approve the corporate change for Applegate's Landing as described by Mr. Osborn. Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion which was unaniimusly adopted Vice -Chairman Renz read the hearing procedure at length before proceeding with the final hearing. -4- Final Hearing on a Hotel -Restaurant License for Fort Ram, 500 Linden Center Drive, License Granted The Resolution outlining the results of the preliminary hearing was read by title only. Authority member Long made a motion, approve the Resolution as presented. which was unanimously adopted. seconded by Authority member Bean to Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion Ramsey Myatt, attorney representing the applicant, introduced Norma Jarvis, 2460 Coburn Lane, Shell Beach, California, who was sworn before describing her involvement with the corporatoin. She noted that she had been secretary of the Graduate, Inc., since the corporation was formed in October of 1973 and that she had been employed by Mr. William Everett, President of the corporation for 15 years. She stated that the corporation has six restaurants at this time located in California and Arizona, all of whom have liquor licenses. She stated the local outlet will seat approximately 900. Mr. Myatt presented photos, marked as applicant's exhibit #1, which were taken at the Tuscon outlet. Ms. Jarvis explained that they were typical of the decor planned for the Fort Collins outlet. Mr. Myatt next presented applicant's exhibit #2 which was a menu from the Graduate in San Luis Obispo. Ms. Jarvis stated that this would probably be the menu of the Fort Collins outlet. Mr. Myatt noted that students at C.S.U. had circulated petitions on behalf of the applicant. He introduced the following circulators: 1. James S. Elliot 2. Greg Bryant 3. Trent Swarm 4. Mark Kauzlarich 5. Norman Carlson 6. Randy Palmer Mr. Myatt then questioned Mr. Palmer regarding the methods used for petitioning and the responses received from persons he approached to obtain signatures. He also presented applicant's exhibit #4 which was an instruction letter that had been given to each petition circulator. Petitions oontaining approximately 1000 signatures in favor of the application were presented and marked as applicant's exhibits #3a-g. Mr. Myatt next called William S. Everett, 2801 Shell Beach Road, Pisro Beach, California, president of the corporation, who spoke of his involvement with the restaurant and the reasons for selecting Fort Collins as the site of their newest outlet. He noted they planned to open the restaurant in the fall of 1980. -5- Authority member Long made a moti.cri, seconded by Authority nniber Wilson to approve the Hotel -Restaurant license for Fort :tram, Inc., 500 Linden Center Drive contingent upon the receipt of a negative police report. Vice -Chairman Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Resolution Adopted Granting the Hotel -Restaurant License for Dragon Palace, 2427 S. College Avenue The Resolution was read by title only. Authority member Bean made a motion, seconded by Authority member Long to adopt the Resolution as presented. vice-chairman Renz put the motion which was unanimously adopted. Adjournment Authority member long made a motion, seconded by Authority maaiber Bean to adjourn the meeting. Vice-Chainnan Renz put the motion which was unwu=usly adopted. The meeting adjourned at 9:15 p.m. Vice -Chairman A 1T L=: Deputy City Clerk