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Greenwell: I'm just giving you something that you might be able to fall back on if <br />something happens. <br />Peyton: Sure. <br />Ichikawa: Absolutely. <br />Peyton: Yes. We certainly can. <br />Ichikawa: And since it's not licensed currently, obviously the signage is not there yet, <br />but we can take that as a consideration and definitely post signs there. <br />Greenwell: I'm not trying to create anymore work, but it may be something that you <br />people might be able to look at in case something does happen. <br />Ichikawa: Sure. Thank you. <br />Taniguchi: Mr. Onizuka? <br />Onizuka: Is there going to be any kind of barricade once the business is closed? Can <br />you close it (your property) off to the streets so people can't just drive in there and park <br />and drink? <br />Rabang: Right now, we don't have anything set in place, but that's something that we <br />may want to look at. <br />Onizuka: Reading this protest, it seems they're concerned that people will loiter and I <br />think by that they mean people will drive there, park and drink. <br />Peyton: We currently don't have any issues with that on the property, but we can <br />certainly look into installing chains across the driveway or something to that effect. <br />Onizuka: This is a case where the new guy suffers a little because according to this <br />(protest), the bar closes at 10:00, and you're going to close at 9:00. So you're closing <br />one hour before the bar. They're concerned about your place. It's just a thought that <br />you may want to chain it off so that people can't drive on the property. <br />Peyton: Sure. <br />Ichikawa: Thank you. <br />Taniguchi: Any other Commissioners have a question? <br />There were no questions from the Commissioners. <br />Taniguchi: Hearing none, I'd like to have a motion to close public hearing. <br />Nahale-a: I move to close public hearing. <br />May 3, 2018 — LIQUOR COMMISSION MINUTES 8 <br />