2021-01-07 Liquor Commission Minutes

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Ms. Thomas moved to close the public hearing; seconded by Mr. Salave`a. Hughes: Moved and seconded. Discussion from the Commission on this applicant? Hughes: Question to Gerald. If we approve this applicant, your inspectors would be supervising, or they would be inspecting, if there were issues that arose, correct? Takase: Yes, Mr. Chairman. The department will continue to monitor the situation. For the community members that have participated today, if you do have problems with noise or other things in the future, please feel free to call the department, and we will work both with the applicant and the members of the public, to try to make sure that there are no problems. Hughes: Gerald, another question. You know, that was mentioned, 3 acres. Actually, the liquor license just pertains to the building itself, correct? Takase: I don't have the file in front of me, but I think it was the clubhouse area, as well as, the tennis courts in that area as well. So, that kind of constitutes the 3 acres, but we can get a better understanding of where. Usually with clubhouses and clubs, they license the adjacent areas as well, in case they have outdoor functions, weddings, and other parties and things of that nature. But we can work with them and determine exactly where they want to have the license. I don't believe we're licensing the course in this case, so it's just the area immediately surrounding the clubhouse. Gonzalez: Mr. Chair, Mr. Director, this is Administrative Officer Gonzalez. The Director is correct. The proposed licensed premises, according to the Licensing Officer's report, is it encompasses approximately 3.69 acres of land, which means the clubhouse, the tennis, pickle ball, basketball court, the open covered concrete slab area, and the pool. And like the Director described, the grassy area around that so that members can go from one area to another. And when we do the final inspection, we will clarify, as the Director said, the areas of consumption with the licensee. Thank you. Hughes: Thanks, Brandon. Okay, are there any further questions from the Commission? There was no discussion from the Commissioners. Hughes: None heard. I'd ask for a motion to approve or deny Application No. 20-14 Patel: Mr. Chair, this is Danny Patel. I think you have to vote on the motion to close the public hearing, correct? Hughes: You're right. Thank you. We'll go ahead and vote on the motion. "Ayes?" The Commissioners voted "Aye." JANUARY 7, 2021 -LIQUOR COMMISSION MINUTES 15