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were 120 total properties entitled to protest, there were no protests to this application. <br />But if you will remember when Crazy Grandma's came up, there was some questions <br />by the Kukuau Plaza about parking. Even though Spanky's is removed from them, they <br />also did appear with me at the meeting regarding the parking and they were willing to <br />participate in any plan that was devised, but I'II report to the Commission that Wally Oki <br />took that back to the Board and the Board turned down any proposal by Crazy <br />Grandma's and Spanky's. Their proposal was to actually pay for parking and pay for <br />some lighting—if you're familiar with Kukuau Plaza, they have two lots. With the upper <br />lot, they wanted to fix the fence and provide a gate there, and they would pay rent to <br />Kukuau Plaza, but Kukuau turned down the offer so that will remain as is. <br />Takaba: Can we have a motion to approve or deny Application No. 17-07? <br />Taniguchi: Move to approve Application No. 17-07, pending final inspection. <br />Onizuka: Second. <br />Mr. Taniguchi moved to approve Application No. 17-07, Spanky's Bar <br />& Grill, LLC, dba Spanky's Bar & Grill, for an original Dispenser <br />General, liquor license, Category B1 and D, located at 750 Kino`ole <br />Street, Hilo, Hawaii, TMK: 2-4-025:086, pending final inspection. <br />Takaba: Moved and seconded. I would advise if anybody has questions that are <br />unanswered and you still want them to answer the questions, that you postpone this <br />application until your questions can be answered. <br />Greenwell: That's why I asked the question if the public hearing was closed. <br />Takaba: The public hearing is closed, but we can deny the application. <br />Takase: If you have some questions, I'll try to answer them. <br />Lopez: I do. Again, pardon my confusion. If they're not licensed to dance, are we still <br />going to grant them with a Category D? <br />Takase: Yes. The category D just says all the things hostesses can do. They could <br />dance if they were in a category that allowed it. But since they're not in a category that <br />allows dancing, they wouldn't be allowed to dance. What Gail has in the report is just <br />verbatim from the statute that hostesses are allowed to do these things. <br />Lopez: Because they applied for Category D as well. <br />Takase: Yes, but that's for hostesses. What she's talking about in there, is all the <br />things they are allowed to do. So, if their facility doesn't allow for dancing, then they <br />cannot dance. <br />DECEMBER 7, 2017 - LIQUOR COMMISSION MINUTES <br />20 <br />