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090255
| 0 | 1. | Ordinance | An ordinance relating to licensing of additional fixed space for storage of salvaged materials by a junk dealer. | RECOMMENDED FOR PASSAGE | Pass | 4:0 |
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| 0 | 2. | Ordinance | A substitute ordinance relating to qualifications for new Class “B” manager and Class “D” operator licenses.
| HELD TO CALL OF THE CHAIR | Pass | 4:0 |
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090088
| 0 | 3. | Motion | Substitute motion revoking the loading zone permit of Kathleen Mallak-Shallow, Agent for KR Mallak's Family Hair Design, Inc., for the location at 3674 South Howell Avenue in the 14th Aldermanic District.
Minutes note: Permit holder not appearing. Allen McFadyen, owner of the building at 3668-70 S. Howell Ave., the complainant, at the table.
Mr. McFadyen says that the hair salon has parking in the rear of the building and that parking is limited on Howell Ave.
Atty. Schrimpf asks that the information on pages 23 through 34 be introduced into the record. These pages would include a letter sent to the committee by the permit holder, which Ald. Bohl says would be problematic because there would be no opportunity for cross-examination of the permit holder. Atty. Schrimpf agreed, then requested that the affidavits of attempted service and the notice of service by publication be entered into the record.
Ald. Kovac moves that the affidavits of attempted service and summons served by publication become part of the record. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused)
Ald. Zielinski moves to revoke based on non-appearance. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused)
| RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | 4. | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses. | | | |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 04 WACKMAN, Thomas L., Agt. for “Dick’s Pizza, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern, Instrumental Music and Record Spin applications for “Dick’s” at 730 N. Milwaukee St. New Location; Special Letter
Applicant not appearing. Ald. Bauman at the table.
Ald. Bauman recommends holding the item.
Ald. Zielinski moves to hold to the call of the chair. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 15 MINTER, Marcell Green, Second Hand Dealer application for “Marcy’s Things at 4727 W. Center St. Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 3920 N. 44th St.
No neighborhood objectors present when called.
Grant by Ald. Coggs. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 5 CRAWFORD, Brian L., Agt. for “Estate of Loubirda Madison”, Class ‘B’ Tavern renewal application “Madison Times” at 2060 N. 24th St. (expired 6/30/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 2060 N. 24th St.
Mr. Crawford says that the three outstanding citations are now due on July 16.
Ald. Kovac moves to grant with a warning letter provided that the three citations are rectified and proof is given to the License Division by July 22nd. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 15 PARKER, Aleta M., Agt. for “Love, Love & Love, Inc.”, Class ‘A’ Liquor & Malt renewal application for “Aleta’s Liquor” at 1525 W. Center St. (expires 7/30/09)
Special Letter
Applicant at the table. Ald. Coggs moves to hold to the call of the chair. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused)
Applicant appearing at 9:40 a.m., 1922 W. Sheridan Ave.
Ald. Coggs moves to reconsider. Prevailed 5-0.
The applicant says that the corporation has been dissolved.
Ald. Hamilton moves to grant with a warning letter based on the police report. Prevailed 5-0.
| AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 15 SCOTT-DORSEY, Kimberly, Agt. for “Milltown’s Best, Inc.”, Class ‘A’ Liquor & Malt application for “Milltown’s Best” at 1606 N. 35th St. Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 1400 W. Liebau Rd., Mequon. Mailing address is 1606 N. 35th St.
Grant by Ald. Zielinski holding open item #13 on the police report. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 15 SCOTT-DORSEY, Kimberly, Agt. for “Ridin’s Discount Liquor, Inc.”, Class’A’ Liquor & Malt renewal application for “Ridin’s Discount Liquor” at 1606 N. 35th St. (expires 7/26/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table. She says that she wants to withdraw the application.
Ald. Zielinski moves to accept the withdrawal of the application. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 08 LUSZ, Patricia A., Agt. for “B P S, Inc.”, Class ‘B’ Tavern, Record Spin & Billiard Hall renewal applications for “PJ’s On Lincoln” at 3000 W. Lincoln Ave. (expires 9/26/09)
Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 3481 E. Oak Creek Dr., Oak Creek, as is Ald. Donovan and Atty. Andrew Arena as counsel.
No neighborhood objectors appearing when called.
Ald. Donovan says that he has some concerns about loud music and underage drinking at the establishment, but he will not object to the renewal of the license if there are new policies put into effect to deal with the problems at the tavern.
Atty. Arena says that an additional person has been assigned to the door and a light has been installed above the door. There also is an identification scanner that will be used for every patron and one of the speakers at the side of the building has been turned off.
Ald. Kovac moves to grant with a warning letter based on the police report. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 08 XIONG, Chue H., Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “Neon Lights” at 1904 W. Forest Home Ave. (expires 9/20/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table, N53 W21747 Taylor's Woods Dr., Menomonee Falls, as is Ald. Donovan.
No neighborhood objectors present when called.
Ald. Donovan says he is particularly concerned about the fourth item on the policer report and that he would like a warning letter issued to the establishment to put the owner on notice.
Grant by Ald. Zielinski with a warning letter based on the police report. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 09 GARMS, Jeffrey A., Agt. for “Sheehans, Inc.”, Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Dance applications for “Sheehans” at 8741 N. Granville Rd. (request to withdraw Tavern Dance received 7/6/09) New Location; Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 4243 N. 91st St., as is Ald. Puente. Chris McElwee, co-owner of the establishment, also at the table.
The applicant says that the establishment will be
Motion by Ald. Coggs to make a two-page plan of operation submitted by the applicant part of the record. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused)
Ald. Puente says that he has not received any opposition to the license and is not in opposition to the license.
No neighborhood objectors present. Four individuals were present to testify in favor of the license.
Grant by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Hamilton excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 4:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 06 EID, Yousef J., Class ‘A’ Malt renewal application for “Locust Food Mart” at 2900 N. Mother Simpson Way. Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 571 E. Foxdale Rd., Fox Point. Atty. Christopher Cherella at the table as counsel.
No neighborhood objectors present when called.
Grant by Ald. Coggs despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 12 SCHROEDER, Nicole L., Agent for “Mega Marts, LLC”, Class ‘A’ Liquor and Malt application for “Pick ‘N Save #6864” at 1818 W. National Avenue.
Applicant at the table, P.O. Box 473, Mail Stop 2650. Max Dickman, 875 E. Wisconsin Ave., manager of real estate development for Roundy's Supermarkets.
Grant by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 12 McKINSTRY, Karlyn J., Agt. for “Untouchable Souls, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern and Record Spin applications for “The Royal Blu” at 309 W. National Ave. Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 2125 N. 35th St.
Neighborhood objectors present:
Yvonne Neumann, 816 S. 4th St., is opposed to the license due to the noise and traffic problems that occurred at the previous bar at the location. She says that there was also a lot of noise on the bar's patio.
Anthony Betzhold, 806 S. 3rd St. He says that he has an issue with the potential for noise on the patio and what music will be played.
The applicant says that the patio will be closed at 9:00 p.m. and music will not be played outside. She says that the record spin license is for after-work karaoke and the patio will be used for patrons who want to smoke.
Ald. Witkowiak at the table. He says that at a neighborhood meeting there was a general consensus that only a tavern license would be supported, not the record spin license. He says that there were concerns about the patio as well. Ald. Witkowiak says that he will support the license without a patio being included in the license and without the record spin.
Ald. Hamilton moves to grant the Class "B" Tavern license excluding the extended premises of a patio and denial of the Record Spin license. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 12 ZARATE, Jose G., Agt. for “Zarate #1, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “Desperados” at 828 S. 1st St. (expires 9/22/09) Special Letter
Applicant not at the table, but Atty. Perry Friesler, 320 E. Buffalo Suite 611, as counsel.
Elva Navahar, manager of the establishment and Rosario Moreno, 6657 N. Sidney Place, security guard for the business, also at the table.
One neighborhood objector appearing when called:
Tom Bamberger, 422 W. National Ave., says that he has witnessed cruising and loud patrons that are rowdy when put out of the bar at closing time.
Ald. Witkowiak at the table. He says that the tavern is a contributor to the rowdy atmosphere in the area at closing time. He says that this bar is the second most isolated in the neighborhood, so that is why there are not more neighborhood objectors appearing.
Ald. Kovac moves to grant with a warning letter based on matters contained in the police report. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 12 ORTIZ GONZALEZ, Ana I., Agt. for “Tainos Sports Bar & Restaurant & Beer Garden, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern application for “Tainos Sport Bar & Lounge” at 2078 S. 8th St.
Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 3332 S. 62nd St. Atty. Richard J. Smith at the table as counsel and Francisco Giron, 5717 N. 40th St., translating.
Ald. Zielinski moves to make the police report part of the record. Prevailed 5-0.
Atty. Smith says that the applicant has been managing the bar for the last eight months for the previous licensee. Ald. Zielinski asks for clarification as to whether the applicant was the manager. Atty. Smith says that
Neighborhood objector:
Diane Tomow, 720 W. Becher St. She is opposed to the license due to issues with parking at the location. She says that people park in front of the driveway and in front of the establishment making a left-hand turn dangerous. She also says that there is litter on the property, including beer bottles, and patrons that are loud when they leave the bar.
Ald. Witkowiak at the table. He says that he encouraged the current owners to open the establishment as a true tavern with food. He also says that he has witnessed the parking issues at the location. But he says that if the location is run as a true tavern with attentive management or a change in management.
Atty. Smith says that security has been instructed to address parking problems and will be outside escorting patrons at closing time.
Ald. Coggs moves to accept the withdrawal of the patio extension of premises. Prevailed 5-0.
Grant by Ald. Hamilton, as amended, despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 13 SEIBEL, Debra A., Agt. for “Plainfield Pub, LLC”, Request a permanent Extension of the Class ‘B’ premises to include a beer garden/private patio for “Plainfield Pub” at 312 W. Plainfield Ave. Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 312 W. Plainfield Ave. Ald. Witkowski also at the table.
Ms. Seibel says that she would like a patio extension due to the smoking ban.
Neighborhood objectors present:
Joseph M. Marinello, 4170 S. 4th St. He says that there was noise previously at the tavern due to the back door of the bar being left open, but the noise issue was taken care of. Mr. Marinello says that he is concerned about the return of noise if the patio is opened to patrons.
Joseph Pekrul, 4164 S. 4th St. He is concerned about noise increasing outside of the bar.
Delores Applegate, 4202 S. 4th St. She is concerned about noise outside.
Neighborhood supporters present:
Paul Gessner, 3859 S. 5th Place. President of the Town of Lake neighborhood association. He said that the applicant is a responsible business owner and that the association is in support of her premise extension.
Joe Janz, 9606 W. Harding Place. He is in support of the licensee and says that the noise outside of the establishment can be controlled by management.
Michael Wachniak, 3934 S. 2nd St., is in favor of the beer garden. He says that the noise can be controlled out on the patio instead of outside on the street.
Ald. Witkowski says that the applicant is a responsible bar owner and is responsive to complaints, although he does have concerns about the area being residential. He requests that the item be held in committee so a neighborhood meeting can be held.
Ald. Zielinski moves to hold to the call of the chair. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: 13 SINGH, Tarlokh, Agt. for “Toor Auto Services, Inc., Second Hand Motor Vehicle Dealer application for “Toor Auto Services” at 4161 S. Howell Ave.
New Location; Special Letter
Applicant at table, 4161 S. Howell Ave. Jagzit Singh, son of the applicant, and Ald. Witkowski also at the table.
The applicant's son says that there is already an auto repair shop at the location and they would like to sell a few used cars at the location. He also says that the location has been approved by zoning for ten autos. Ms. Grill points out that the applicant put down twenty vehicles on the plan of operation.
Ald. Coggs moves to amend the plan of operation to reflect ten vehicles at the location. Prevailed 5-0.
Neighborhood objector present:
Nancy Soltis, 4166 S. 1st St., directly behind the business. She says that there was no business at the location when she moved into her property. Ms. Soltis says that there is already noise from the repair shop and there are tow trucks that drop cars off late at night. She is concerned about increased noise at the location.
Mr. Singh says that the business will put up a privacy fence to reduce the noise.
Grant by Ald. Kovac despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 13 TOLEDO, Josefina V., Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “El Caminante” at 1900 W. Lincoln Ave. (expires 7/30/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 2137 S. 5th Place. Ald. Witkowski also at the table.
No neighborhood objectors present when called.
Supporters:
Neil White, 1133 W. Lincoln Ave., Director of the Lincoln Avenue Business Association. He says that the owners have complied with requests for changes from the neighbors and he is in support of the license.
Ald. Witkowski says that he cannot support the license because the owners previously promised to serve food and to improve the front of the establishment and they have done neither.
Ms. Toledo says that there is a short menu of food that is served and she says that the menus are posted on the walls. Ald. Witkowski says that he went into the establishment and he saw no menus anywhere.
The applicant says that popcorn and peanuts are always available and nachos and pizza are also served.
Grant by Ald. Zielinski despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 13 SANCHEZ, Francisco V., Agt. for “Pancho’s Bar & Grill, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Dance applications for “Pancho’s Bar & Grill” at 1701 W. Lincoln Ave.
New Location; Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 2666 S. Layton Blvd. Atty. Ronny Vargas at the table as counsel.
Atty. Sanchez says that he is an experienced business owner and wants a business with a family atmosphere.
Neil White, 1133 W. Lincoln Ave., Director of the Lincoln Village Business Association, at the table. Mr. White says that the association is in support of the license and that there are written agreements with the owner as a condition of the support of the association.
Ald. Witkowski is in support of the plans of the applicant.
Ald. Zielinski moves to grant despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0.
Motion by Ald. Zielinski to reconsider. Prevailed 5-0.
Neighborhood objector present:
Leslie Will, 2341 S. 16th St., is concerned about parking problems at the location since there is no off-street parking at the location. He also believes that another bar is not needed in the area.
Mr. Will says that he never received notice about any neighborhood meetings.
Ald. Witkowski says that parking was a concern at a neighborhood meeting, but that the neighbors are in support of a restaurant in the area.
Grant by Ald. Zielinski despite items contained in the notice. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 13 ZYNEL, Gregory A., Agt. for “DK & DY Holdings, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern renewal application with change of agent and member and NEW record spin application for “South Sider Bar” at 4177 S. Howell Ave. (expires 7/29/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 4177 S. Howell Ave. Ald. Witkowski also at the table.
The applicant says that he is taking over the license from the current licensee.
Ald. Zielinski moves to amend the application to have the Record Spin portion of the application deleted. Prevailed 4-0. (Ald. Kovac excused)
Neighborhood objectors are appearing, but they were only objecting to the Record Spin application.
The applicant says that there will no longer be karaoke at the establishment, so the Record Spin is not needed.
Grant by Ald. Zielinski of the amended license. Prevailed 5-0. | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 07 DUKE, Devon R., Agt. for “Conversations Internet Sports Bar, LLC”, Class ‘B’ Tavern and Tavern Amusement (Cabaret/Nite Club) renewal applications with change of entertainment for “Purr” at 3945 N. 35th St. (expires 9/24/09) Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 6429 N. 42nd St. Atty. Patrick Knight at the table as counsel.
Valerie Richard, 3292 N. 54th St. and Demetria McCollum, 2347 N. 38th St., security for the establishment.
No neighborhood objectors present when called.
Ms. Duke says that she has not received any word of complaints from Ald. Wade, alderman of the district.
Ms. McCollum says that the there have not been any incidents inside the bar that have required attention from the police and she says that security is experienced in doing searches.
Ms. Richard says that there was not a fight inside the club on New Year's but outside the club. She says that the police asked the bar to close to the public for the night due to the fight.
Ald. Kovac moves to grant with a warning letter based on the police report. Prevailed 2-1. (Ald. Hamilton and Ald. Bohl excused; Ald. Zielinski voting "no") | AMENDED | Pass | 2:1 |
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Meeting reconvened at 2:19 p.m.
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090230
| 0 | | Motion | Motion relating to the recommendations of the Licenses Committee relative to licenses.
Minutes note: CLEVELAND, Robert C., Class ‘D’ Bartender application.
Special Letter
Applicant at the table, 8568 W. Villard Ave.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed 5-0.
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Minutes note: LOVE, Erikka M., Class ‘D’ Bartender application.
Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: MEEKS, Sr., Demetrius, Class ‘D’ Bartender application.
Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: NORMAN, Carol L., Class ‘D’ Bartender application.
Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: SCHNEIDER, Richard A., Class ‘D’ Bartender application.
Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 3-1 (Ald. Zielinski voting "no"; Ald. Coggs excused) | AMENDED | Pass | 3:1 |
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Minutes note: SCHMITT, Fredrick R., Home Improvement Contractor application for “Fred’s Quality Concrete” at 8601 S. 116th St. Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 4-1 (Ald. Zielinski voting "no") | AMENDED | Pass | 4:1 |
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Minutes note: TENGEL, Guy R., Home Improvement Contractor application for “Guy Tengel Contractor” at 4921 N. 125th St. Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 4-1 (Ald. Zielinski voting "no") | AMENDED | Pass | 4:1 |
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Minutes note: 02 SINGH, Balvir, Agt. for “M & R Petroleum, Inc.”, Extended Hours Establishment application for “Citgo” at 6410 W. Silver Spring Dr. New Location; Special Letter
Atty. Michael Whitcomb present for the licensee.
Atty. Whitcomb noted that there are no objections filed, hence this matter should have been forwarded directly to the Common Council, per s. 84-7-10-a, Milw. Code of Ordinances.
Ald. Davis now at the table as well.
The City Attorney noted that if a police report is included and there is a possibility of a denial, non-renewal or suspension, the matter shall be heard by the committee. He feels that the hearing on this matter should proceed.
Atty. Whitcomb also was concerned that the objections on the notice were appropriate for a renewal application, but not a new application. Mr. Schrimpf said that the intent at the time the legislation was drafted was that the text would apply to both new and renewal applications.
Ald. Davis was sworn in.
Atty. Whitcomb had questions for the police dept. related to the police report and also made comments related to specific incidents in the police report.
Ald. Davis also had questions for the police dept. related to the police report.
Supporters:
Walter Missouri - 5674 N. 66th St.
Paul Missouri - 5764 N. 66th St.
Ervin Burns - 6130 W. Carl Ave., #1
Jonne Cownan - no address given
Gregory Graves - 5905 N. 66th St.
Ald. Davis is already concerned about the 24-hour license given to the licensee's other establishment directly across the street. Crime has been occurring at this location and he doesn't see this request as being reasonable.
Atty. Whitcomb made closing remarks related to security at the establishment and the lack of a recent police report as police calls to this establishment have decreased radically in the past 16 months.
Ald. Davis noted that it's not just juveniles causing problems at this location - it is adults as well.
Deny, based on the police report, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed 3-0. (Ald. Coggs and Ald. Zielinski excused)
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Minutes note: 03 RAHMAN, Feras A., Agt. for “Rahman Enterprises, LLC”, Extended Hours Establishment application for “Black & White Café” at 1814 E. North Ave. Special Letter
There are no objectors present.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 03 SORGE, Jr., Joseph J., Agt. for “Luke’s of Milwaukee, Ltd.”, Class ‘B” Tavern and Record Spin renewal applications for “Sullivan’s” at 1225 N. Water St. (expires 9/22/09)
Special Letter
The licensee explained the incident of Sept. 13, 2008 and said the incident was a current girlfriend and ex-girlfriend. The underage persons were carded at the table, but did get into the establishment with fake IDs. The establishment now has two persons in front, rather than just one person checking IDs as well as an another person to clean up and just maintain a presence in the bar. This camera does not verify the validity of an ID, just take its picture and staff is trained to recognize fake IDs.
No members of the public are present to testify.
Grant, with a warning letter based on the police report, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
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Minutes note: 14 TIEDKE, Gary A., Agent for “Tiedke, Inc.”, Request for Permanent Extension of the Class ‘B’ premises to include outdoor seating on the north side of the building for “Scotty’s Bar & Pizza” at 3921 S. Clement Ave. Special Letter
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: 11 BIGGIN, Terra K., Agt. for “Wal-Mart Stores East, LP”, Videogame Center application for “Wal-mart” at 3355 S. 27th St. Special Letter
Ald. Dudzik at the table -
The establishment is envisioning a small room near the registers with family-friendly games, such as Guitar Hero, so the children can play as their parents shop. No other Milwaukee stores have videogame centers, although there is one in Germantown.
Ald. Dudzik has concerns with this application as it reminds him of Chucky Cheese and he would also like to see how the store manages its recently enlarged building. He provided committee members with police calls to this establishment for Decembe 2008 and January 2009 and does not see this establishment as an asset to the neighborhood based upon the responsiveness of the company to calls from his office.
Make photos part provided by Ms. Biggin of the record, by Ald. Coggs. Prevailed. 5-0 (Exhibit 1)
Make one-page police call summary provided by Sgt. Cook part of the record, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0 (Exhibit 2)
Scott Pergolski - Merrill, WIsconsin - agent for Coinstar, which will be operating the room for Wal-Mart.
Deny, based on the police calls to the establishment and excessive police service to this location, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 4-1 (Ald. Coggs voting "no")
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Minutes note: 11 GREGUSKA, Irene T., Agt. for “Discount Liquor, Inc.”, Class ‘A’ Liquor & Malt renewal application for “Discount Liquor” at 5031 W. Oklahoma Ave. Special Letter
Ald. Dudzik at the table - in his dealings with this establishment, the establishment has always responded to the few complaints he has received. He asks the establishment owners to contact the trucking companies they deal witih to reiterate the need to follow parking laws.
Atty. Michael Maistelman present for the licensee.
Objector:
Debra Feleniak - 3150 S. 51st St.
Make 4 pages of 7 photos provided by Ms. Feleniak part of the record, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0 (Exhibit 1)
The establishment did install security cameras as promised at the previous hearing.
Ald. Dudzik encouraged Ms. Feleniak to get a petition signed by neighbors related to her parking concerns, such as having the alley made one-way.
Grant, with a warning letter based on the parking/traffic complaints of Ms. Feleniak, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
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ASAD, Naser A., Class “A” Malt renewal application with change of floor plan for “Family Food Market” at 2803 N. 35th Street. It is moved by the License Committee of the Common Council of the City of Milwaukee that the April 14, 2009 decision to grant a warning letter to Naser A. Asad is rescinded. (The police report has been updated and the citation for which the warning letter was issued has been removed.)
Grant, by Ald. Coggs. Prevailed. 5-0 | AMENDED | Pass | 5:0 |
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Minutes note: AGENDA ONLY
01 MARTINEZ, Leonardo, Agent for “United Migrant Opportunity Services, Inc.”, Loading Zone 30+ (Non Profit Organization) renewal application with change of officers for “United Migrant Opportunity Services” at 4030 N. 29th Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
03 KERZNER, Sandra M., Agent for “Mark McNally, Inc.”, Request for permanent extension of the premises “Libby’s” at 1682 N. Van Buren Street to extend the premises to include a sidewalk café at the front of the premise.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
03 LOCOCO, Nancy M., Agent for “Dino Distributing, Ltd.”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application with dropped shareholder for “Dino’s” at 808 E. Chambers Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
03 MEEKHUNSUT, Ratcha A., Agent for “Mai Thai Restaurant, LLC”, Request for permanent extension of the premises “Mai Thai Restaurant” at 1230 E. Brady Street to extend the premises to include a sidewalk café.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
03 PAVLIK, Keegan G., Agent for “Café Corazon, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern and Record Spin renewal applications with change of hours for “Café Corazon” at 3129 N. Bremen Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
04 GABHAWALA, Rekha, Agent for “Avenue Liquor, Inc.”, Request for a change of floor plan for “Avenue Liquor” at 616 W. Wisconsin Avenue. To include moving the wine section and adding coolers in the middle section.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
04 SCHAEFER, Scott A., Agent for “Milwaukee Brat House, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application with dropped member for “Milwaukee Brat House” at 1013 N. Old World Third Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
04 SCHAEFER, Scott A., Agent for “Milwaukee Brat House, LLC”, Instrumental Music and Record Spin applications for “Milwaukee Brat House” at 1013 N. Old World Third Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
04 WACKMAN, Thomas L., Agent for “The Orange Monk, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications with change of hours for “Charro” at 729 N. Milwaukee Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
07 RAY, Amit, Agent for “Midtown Auto & Metal Recycling, LLC”, Auto Wrecker application for “Midtown Auto & Metal Recycling, LLC” at 3205-11 W. Burleigh Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
10 NUGENT, Kevin M., Agent for “Jo Jo’s Pub & Grill, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern application with a change of agent application for “Brewski’s Sports Club” at 304 N. 76th Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
10 OLSON, Thomas N., Agent for “Milwaukee Sportservice, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application with change of director for “The Sausage House” at 201 S. 46th Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
10 OLSON, Thomas N., Agent for “Milwaukee Sportservice, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application with change of director for “Miller Park” at 1 Brewers Way.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
11 SOTO, Artemio, Agent for “Aldi, Inc.”, Class “A” Liquor and Malt application with a change of agent for “Aldi #40” at 5811 W. Oklahoma Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
12 THIKEO, Southdep, Agent for “Wat Pathoummaphoutharam, Inc.” Class “B” Beer and Tavern Dance renewal applications with change of agent and officer for “Lao Buddhist Temple” at 1925 W. National Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
13 GRIFFIN, James T., Agent for “Griffin Sales, Inc.”, Secondhand Motor Vehicle Dealer application for “Griffin Sales, Inc.” at 5700 S. 27th Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
13 KING, Herbert M., Amusement Machine Distributor application for “Herbert King” at 2308 W. Bolivar Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
14 AFZAL, Mohammad, Agent for “MA Petroleum, Inc.”, Amusement Machine Premises application for “MA Petroleum” at 1203 E. Oklahoma Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
14 JOHNSON, Scott M., Agent for “Mo Jo of Milwaukee, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application with change of hours for “The Palomino Bar” at 2491 S. Superior Street.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
KREUTER, Michael R., Agent for “Intricate Construction & Remodeling, Inc.”, Home Improvement Contractor premises transfer application from 10833 Coronado Court to 7245 S. 76th Street #273, Franklin.
Grant, by Ald. Kovac. Prevailed. 5-0
TEMPORARY EXTENSIONS
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on August 8, 2009 from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. for “Cream City Music Festival”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on August 14, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on August 21, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on August 28, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on September 4, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on September 11, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on September 18, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 BLOOMFIELD, Craig and BLOOMFIELD, Dawn, Agent for “Carnal, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Club Charlie’s” at 320 E. Menomonee Street to include the sidewalk at the Catalano Park and Menomonee Street between alley and Milwaukee Street on September 25, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for “Happy Hour in the Park”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Riverside Theater Foundation, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Riverside Theater” at 116 W. Wisconsin Avenue to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 4, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Tori Amos-Riverside Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 7, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “The Moody Blues-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 14, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Tracy Chapman-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Riverside Theater Foundation, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Riverside Theater” at 116 W. Wisconsin Avenue to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 15, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “V100 Ladies Night-Riverside Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Riverside Theater Foundation, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Riverside Theater” at 116 W. Wisconsin Avenue to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 22, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Dream Theater-Riverside Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 24, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Robert Cray Band-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Riverside Theater Foundation, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Riverside Theater” at 116 W. Wisconsin Avenue to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on August 29, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “V100 Ladies Night-Riverside Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on September 9, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “The Psychadolic Furs-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on September 15, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Pet Shop Boys-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on September 23, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Boz Scaggs-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on September 25, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Mike Birbiglia-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 CONTI, Bryan A., Agent for “Pabst Theater Concessions, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “The Pabst Theater” at 144 E. Wells Street to include the sidewalk at the front of the premises on September 26, 2009 from 6:00 p.m. to 11:59 p.m. for “Son Volt-Pabst Theater”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
04 MARICLE, Andrew, Agent for “Group Five Development, LLC”, Request for the temporary extension of the premises “Palms Bistro & Bar” at 221 N. Broadway to include the parking lot and the alley behind the Marshall building and attached parking lot on August 29, 2009 from 9:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for “Rock the Dock”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
05 KRAHN, Scott, Agent for “Camelot Banquet Rooms, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Silk Exotic” at 11400 W. Silver Spring Road to include the parking lot and yard at the north and east side of the premises on August 15, 2009 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for “Harley Hot Cars & Bikes Show”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
05 KRAHN, Scott, Agent for “Camelot Banquet Rooms, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Silk Exotic” at 11400 W. Silver Spring Road to include the parking lot and yard at the north and east side of the premises on August 22, 2009 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for “Harley Hot Cars & Bikes Show”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
05 KRAHN, Scott, Agent for “Camelot Banquet Rooms, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Silk Exotic” at 11400 W. Silver Spring Road to include the parking lot and yard at the north and east side of the premises on August 29, 2009 from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for “Harley Hot Cars & Bikes Show”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
05 ROCK, Brent T., Request for temporary extension of the premises “Mitchell’s Tavern” at 10433 W. Appleton Avenue to include the sidewalk, street, parking lot and yard at 10433 W. Appleton Avenue on September 6, 2009 from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. for “Car Show”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
08 LARSON, Sheryl L., Agent for “Teddy’s Income, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Shari’s Still” at 1834 S. 23rd Street to include the yard at the rear of the premises on August 8, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. for “Pig Roast”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
11 GROUSE, Gordon G., Agent for “H A Todd Post 537 Corp”, Request for the temporary extension of the premises “H A Todd Post 537” at 9159 W. Beloit Road to include the parking lot at the east side of the premises on August 16, 2009 from 11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. for “Annual Corn Roast”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
11 GROUSE, Gordon G., Agent for “H A Todd Post 537 Corp”, Request for the temporary extension of the premises “H A Todd Post 537” at 9159 W. Beloit Road to include the parking lot at the east side of the premises on September 26, 2009 from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for “Annual October Fest”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
12 BEHL, Steven R., Agent for “Multiverse, Inc.”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Woody’s” at 1579 S. 2nd Street to include the sidewalk at the east and south side of the premises and yard at the north side of the premises on August 27-28, 2009 from 4:00 p.m. to 12:01 a.m. (each day), August 29-30, 2009 from 2:00 p.m. to 12:01 a.m. (each day), August 31-September 4, 2009 from 4:00 p.m. to 12:01 a.m. (each day) and September 5-7, 2009 from 2:00 p.m. to 12:01 a.m. (each day) for “Gay World Series”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
12 PELLICELLI, Serge, Agent for “Kruz, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Kruz” at 354 E. National Avenue to include the parking lot at the west side of the premises on September 2-3, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. (each day) and September 4-5, 2009 from 3:00 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. (each day) for “NAGAAA Fest 2009”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
13 KRUEGER, Nichol L., Agent for “Nicky K’s, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Nicky K’s” at 5444 S. 27th Street to include the parking lot at the northwest side of the premises on August 9, 2009 from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. for “Ann Party”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
13 KRUEGER, Nichol L., Agent for “Nicky K’s, LLC”, Request for temporary extension of the premises “Nicky K’s” at 5444 S. 27th Street to include the parking lot at the northwest side of the premises on August 23, 2009 from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. for “Poker Run”.
Grant, by Ald. Hamilton. Prevailed. 5-0
WARNING LETTERS
01 BROWN, John M., Agent for “J B Mony, Inc.”, Record Spin application for Lions Den Sports Bar” at 5212 N. Teutonia Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
01 OBI, Obiora C., Agent for “Obstar Investments, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern (with age distinction of 25+) and Tavern Amusement (Cabaret/Night Club) renewal applications with change of entertainment for “Onyx” at 3120 W. Villard Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
03 RASMUSSEN, Eric A., Agent for “Axels, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern application for “Axel’s” at 2859 N. Oakland Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
04 PACK, James P., Agent for “WTRWKS, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application for “Rosie’s Water Works” at 1111 N. Water Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
04 TAYLOR, Daniel R., Agent for “Wells-Jefferson Corp.”, Class “B” Tavern and Record Spin renewal applications for “Taylor’s” at 795 N. Jefferson Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
04 WACKMAN, Thomas L., Agent for “Heifers & Hops, Inc.”, Class “B” Tavern, Instrumental Music and Record Spin renewal applications for “Kenadee’s” at 725 N. Milwaukee Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
04 ZARKOS, Dean, Agent for “Dino Z, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “Dino’s Taverna” at 777 N. Jefferson Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
08 KROGMAN, Mardean I., Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “Marty’s Party” at 3121 W. Greenfield Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
12 AMARDEEP, Amardeep, Agent for “Amardeep, LLC”, Class “A” Malt renewal application for “Lucky Super Mart” at 1438 W. Hayes Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
12 GANONG, Donna M., Agent for “R & D Beverage Corp.”, Class “B” Tavern renewal application for “Ganong’s Corner” at 1400 W. Orchard Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
12 ZARATE, Jose G., Agent for “Cuba Libre, Inc.” Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Amusement (Cabaret/Night Club) renewal applications for “Club Tropical” at 626 S. 5th Street.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
13 DOSTAL, JR., Albert G., Agent for “Amelia’s, Ltd.”, Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications for “Amelia’s” at 724 E. Layton Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
14 BROWN, Sonja K., Agent for “Home Bar, LLC”, Class “B” Tavern and Record Spin renewal applications for “Home Bar” at 2659 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
15 FISHER, Kimberly H., Class “B” Tavern and Tavern Dance renewal applications with change of floor plan and age restriction for “M & M Lounge” at 1848 W. Fond du Lac Avenue.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
OH, Kunsuk, Home Improvement Contractor application for “Charm Construction” at 17040 Deer Park Drive.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
GROH, Karin A., Class “B” Manager application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
YOUNG, Brian R., Class “B” Manager application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
YOUNG, Jeffrey P., Class “B” Manager renewal application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
AUTMAN, Marion A., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
GONZALEZ, Mario, Class “D” Bartender renewal application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
ISHTIWI, Mohammad A., Class “D” Bartender renewal application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
LEE, Murral M., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
LEHMANN, Carlee L., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
LOEHNER, Lindsey A., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
MAUTINO, Joseph T., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
MUELLER, Robert J., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
PAAPE, Patricia S., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
REED, Janita M., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
RENN, Spencer L., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
SALTER, Dana L., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
WARD, Marcell S., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
WATSON, Marcia L., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
WEIS, Elizabeth K., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
WILSON, Laura J., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
WINTHEISER, Chieng S., Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
YOUNG, Ruthine, Class “D” Bartender application.
Grant, by Ald. Zielinski. Prevailed. 5-0
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