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99-1032Council File #� q� �0 3 a. ��IY�� Presented 6y Referred To Green Sheet # 101633 Committee Date WHEREAS, the Legislarive Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19990005002) for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sale Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South, be approved; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paui hereby approves these licenses. Yeas Nays Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ✓ Hazris � Benanav ,/ Reiter ✓ Bostrom � L�� :/ 5 o a Adopted by Council: Date �� o \��-( � Adoprion By: Approved L3'� Requested by Departinent o£ � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council OEPARTMFNLOFFICFJCIXINCIL DmEWrtu�'rEO � 1"' � 0 �� c�t coun�� Offices 10-12-99 GREEN SHEET No ��1833 �� Gexry Strathman, 266-8575 ov�rawre.oa rnrcwra MUSf BE ON COIRJqLAGB�W BY @4TE) AE9GIl October 20, 1999 �� ,�, a ,,,� aaorv+c artnot �w,wouamuccaou nurcuumia.ccra ❑Y�voRroltAAiir.W11 ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLiP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATLR� cnoriREnuESrm Approving application for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sa1e Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South. ECOM ENDATION Approve (A) w Reject R) PEASONAL SERVICE CONSRACTS MUST AWiWER7HE FOl10WING QUESRONS: 1. Flae fhic P��rm ever wnrkecl untlef e conf�t far diis deparlmenl? PLANNING COMMISSION YES No CIBCAMMITTEE 2. FiaslhiepnsaN�me�+erLcenaplyempbyee'! CMLSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO ' 3. Dces ihie PerLOrYfirm Dwsesc a s7dll not norrtalNPossessed bl' anY arrent city emWoycel YE3 NO 4. kthispaaonfiimatargetedvendof) YES NO F�lain all Y� araxeis on seP�'� sl�eet and atqeh to 9rcen sF�eM IMTIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Wlw. What. Wrx,n, Where, Why) � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED G��ci' r�es��s�h ��r,ter OCT �. 2 99�.9 DIShDVANSAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED T07AL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVQIUE.UD6ETED (CIRCLE ON� VES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACSNITY NW1IBER FlN4NCW.INFORM4TON (IXPWtQ �a- � c�3Z MIIJUTES OF'I`HE LEGISLATIVE HEARING CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 637 Smith Avenue South Thursday, October 7, 1999 Gerry 5trathman, Legisiative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Cbristine Rozek, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP) The meeting was called to order at 4:04 p.m. Gerry Strathman explained this meeting is to heaz objections to licenses for Capitol View Cafe at 637 Smith Avenue South. Christine Rozek reported this is an application for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), Restaurant (A), and Sidewallc Cafe Licenses for Capitol View Cafe, Inc., 637 Smith Avenue South. The current owner has applied for corporation status; therefore, this is a new application. Once the license is granted, liquor liability insurance will be needed from the licensee. Environmental Health needs to make one final inspection before the licenses will be issued. At this point, there is no pending adverse action against the licensee. Tn the past yeaz there have been two police calls to this address, and both have been for false security alarms. The recommendation from LIEP is for approval. Mr. Strathman asked for clarification on the sidewalk license. Ms. Rozek responded it does not allow for the service of wine or beer on the sidewalk. Cary Kimmel, 405 Baker Street West, appeazed and stated the neighborhood already has a problem with pazking due to another business around the corner that stays open untii 9 p.m. There aze times when a person has to walk a distance to their home from their vehicle. If Capitol View Cafe were to stay open late, that would exacerbate the present problem. Mr. Kimmel wondered if this condition could be placed on the license. Ms. Rozek responded she is not aware of a liquor license that has restrictions on the hours of operation because State law allows service until 1:00 am. Mr. Strathman asked do his concerns rise to the level that he thinks the license should be denied. Mr. Kimmel responded he is against substances in light of a restaurant and a bar; however, the owners have been decent neighbors, and he has nothing personal against them. He received ttuee letters regarding the licenses, stated Mr. Strathman. Cary and Liz Kiimnel, 405 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: visibility is unpaired when vehicles park in front of the business, tabtes on the sidewalk obstruct vision, no on site pazking for the business, increased parking pressure in the neighborhood, strong alcohol and its influence on human behavior. Angela and Leonazd Amacher, 409 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: late night noise, debris, urinating on street and lawns, fighting, hollering, many police calls, parking pressure, and loitering. Chazlette House and Dawn Reding, Smith- Dodd Association, wrote Nick Ramirez is a member in good standing and the cafe has been a positive addition to the neighborhood and business community on the West Side. `�9- �o3Z LEGISLA'tIVE HEARING FOR CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 10-7-99 Page 2 Pat and Nick Ramirez, owners, appeazed. Ms. Ramirez stated this is a faznily owned business, they have been there six yeazs, and are currenfly open from 7:00 am. to 230 p.m. They would like to estend their hours; the latest they will be open is 9:00 pm. They are not applying to be a baz; the wine and beer will compliment meals. Gerry Strathman asked do they have any observations about the concerns they have heard. Ms. Ramirez responded they could go to some businesses in the azea to see if customers can park there. Right now, the rental hail has taken all the pazking so Capitoi View does not do much business when the rental hall is open. Mr. Strathman asked about visibility. Ms. Raxnirez responded they aze planning on a pafio next summer and wouid then eliminate using the front sidewalk. Mr. Ramirez responded the front now has two tables with umbrellas. They do not have a lot of business in the front, but it will provide visibility to let people lrnow they aze a restaurant. There are parking problems. The bank is not willing to rent them parking space. They might buy properry far additional parking. How will the business look different, asked NIr. Strathman. Mr. Ramirez responded the tables and umbrellas were out approximately ten times this sununer. Mr. Kimmel stated it is dangerous because it is hard for drivers to see ahead or behind it. Neighbors have gone around the azea to auoid the intersection. His kids have to go out in the street riding their bikes when tables are on the sidewalk. Mr. Kimuiel suggested smaller tables. Ms. Ramirez responded they could do that. Mr. Strathman asked about staying open later. Mr. Ramirez responded that is not in their piaus. Annette Roblis, West Side Neighborhood Association, appeared and stated the Ramirez family has been in the community a long time. The association has no objections to the license. Gerry Strathman recommended approval of this application. All requirements have been met. The owners have shown the appropriate level of respect and sensitivity to the neighbors. The meeting was adjourned at 4:24 p.m. � Council File #� q� �0 3 a. ��IY�� Presented 6y Referred To Green Sheet # 101633 Committee Date WHEREAS, the Legislarive Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19990005002) for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sale Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South, be approved; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paui hereby approves these licenses. Yeas Nays Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ✓ Hazris � Benanav ,/ Reiter ✓ Bostrom � L�� :/ 5 o a Adopted by Council: Date �� o \��-( � Adoprion By: Approved L3'� Requested by Departinent o£ � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council OEPARTMFNLOFFICFJCIXINCIL DmEWrtu�'rEO � 1"' � 0 �� c�t coun�� Offices 10-12-99 GREEN SHEET No ��1833 �� Gexry Strathman, 266-8575 ov�rawre.oa rnrcwra MUSf BE ON COIRJqLAGB�W BY @4TE) AE9GIl October 20, 1999 �� ,�, a ,,,� aaorv+c artnot �w,wouamuccaou nurcuumia.ccra ❑Y�voRroltAAiir.W11 ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLiP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATLR� cnoriREnuESrm Approving application for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sa1e Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South. ECOM ENDATION Approve (A) w Reject R) PEASONAL SERVICE CONSRACTS MUST AWiWER7HE FOl10WING QUESRONS: 1. Flae fhic P��rm ever wnrkecl untlef e conf�t far diis deparlmenl? PLANNING COMMISSION YES No CIBCAMMITTEE 2. FiaslhiepnsaN�me�+erLcenaplyempbyee'! CMLSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO ' 3. Dces ihie PerLOrYfirm Dwsesc a s7dll not norrtalNPossessed bl' anY arrent city emWoycel YE3 NO 4. kthispaaonfiimatargetedvendof) YES NO F�lain all Y� araxeis on seP�'� sl�eet and atqeh to 9rcen sF�eM IMTIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Wlw. What. Wrx,n, Where, Why) � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED G��ci' r�es��s�h ��r,ter OCT �. 2 99�.9 DIShDVANSAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED T07AL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVQIUE.UD6ETED (CIRCLE ON� VES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACSNITY NW1IBER FlN4NCW.INFORM4TON (IXPWtQ �a- � c�3Z MIIJUTES OF'I`HE LEGISLATIVE HEARING CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 637 Smith Avenue South Thursday, October 7, 1999 Gerry 5trathman, Legisiative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Cbristine Rozek, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP) The meeting was called to order at 4:04 p.m. Gerry Strathman explained this meeting is to heaz objections to licenses for Capitol View Cafe at 637 Smith Avenue South. Christine Rozek reported this is an application for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), Restaurant (A), and Sidewallc Cafe Licenses for Capitol View Cafe, Inc., 637 Smith Avenue South. The current owner has applied for corporation status; therefore, this is a new application. Once the license is granted, liquor liability insurance will be needed from the licensee. Environmental Health needs to make one final inspection before the licenses will be issued. At this point, there is no pending adverse action against the licensee. Tn the past yeaz there have been two police calls to this address, and both have been for false security alarms. The recommendation from LIEP is for approval. Mr. Strathman asked for clarification on the sidewalk license. Ms. Rozek responded it does not allow for the service of wine or beer on the sidewalk. Cary Kimmel, 405 Baker Street West, appeazed and stated the neighborhood already has a problem with pazking due to another business around the corner that stays open untii 9 p.m. There aze times when a person has to walk a distance to their home from their vehicle. If Capitol View Cafe were to stay open late, that would exacerbate the present problem. Mr. Kimmel wondered if this condition could be placed on the license. Ms. Rozek responded she is not aware of a liquor license that has restrictions on the hours of operation because State law allows service until 1:00 am. Mr. Strathman asked do his concerns rise to the level that he thinks the license should be denied. Mr. Kimmel responded he is against substances in light of a restaurant and a bar; however, the owners have been decent neighbors, and he has nothing personal against them. He received ttuee letters regarding the licenses, stated Mr. Strathman. Cary and Liz Kiimnel, 405 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: visibility is unpaired when vehicles park in front of the business, tabtes on the sidewalk obstruct vision, no on site pazking for the business, increased parking pressure in the neighborhood, strong alcohol and its influence on human behavior. Angela and Leonazd Amacher, 409 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: late night noise, debris, urinating on street and lawns, fighting, hollering, many police calls, parking pressure, and loitering. Chazlette House and Dawn Reding, Smith- Dodd Association, wrote Nick Ramirez is a member in good standing and the cafe has been a positive addition to the neighborhood and business community on the West Side. `�9- �o3Z LEGISLA'tIVE HEARING FOR CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 10-7-99 Page 2 Pat and Nick Ramirez, owners, appeazed. Ms. Ramirez stated this is a faznily owned business, they have been there six yeazs, and are currenfly open from 7:00 am. to 230 p.m. They would like to estend their hours; the latest they will be open is 9:00 pm. They are not applying to be a baz; the wine and beer will compliment meals. Gerry Strathman asked do they have any observations about the concerns they have heard. Ms. Ramirez responded they could go to some businesses in the azea to see if customers can park there. Right now, the rental hail has taken all the pazking so Capitoi View does not do much business when the rental hall is open. Mr. Strathman asked about visibility. Ms. Raxnirez responded they aze planning on a pafio next summer and wouid then eliminate using the front sidewalk. Mr. Ramirez responded the front now has two tables with umbrellas. They do not have a lot of business in the front, but it will provide visibility to let people lrnow they aze a restaurant. There are parking problems. The bank is not willing to rent them parking space. They might buy properry far additional parking. How will the business look different, asked NIr. Strathman. Mr. Ramirez responded the tables and umbrellas were out approximately ten times this sununer. Mr. Kimmel stated it is dangerous because it is hard for drivers to see ahead or behind it. Neighbors have gone around the azea to auoid the intersection. His kids have to go out in the street riding their bikes when tables are on the sidewalk. Mr. Kimuiel suggested smaller tables. Ms. Ramirez responded they could do that. Mr. Strathman asked about staying open later. Mr. Ramirez responded that is not in their piaus. Annette Roblis, West Side Neighborhood Association, appeared and stated the Ramirez family has been in the community a long time. The association has no objections to the license. Gerry Strathman recommended approval of this application. All requirements have been met. The owners have shown the appropriate level of respect and sensitivity to the neighbors. The meeting was adjourned at 4:24 p.m. � Council File #� q� �0 3 a. ��IY�� Presented 6y Referred To Green Sheet # 101633 Committee Date WHEREAS, the Legislarive Hearing Officer recommends that license application (ID # 19990005002) for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sale Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South, be approved; THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Council of the City of Saint Paui hereby approves these licenses. Yeas Nays Absent Blakey ✓ Coleman ✓ Hazris � Benanav ,/ Reiter ✓ Bostrom � L�� :/ 5 o a Adopted by Council: Date �� o \��-( � Adoprion By: Approved L3'� Requested by Departinent o£ � Form Approved by City Attomey � Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council OEPARTMFNLOFFICFJCIXINCIL DmEWrtu�'rEO � 1"' � 0 �� c�t coun�� Offices 10-12-99 GREEN SHEET No ��1833 �� Gexry Strathman, 266-8575 ov�rawre.oa rnrcwra MUSf BE ON COIRJqLAGB�W BY @4TE) AE9GIl October 20, 1999 �� ,�, a ,,,� aaorv+c artnot �w,wouamuccaou nurcuumia.ccra ❑Y�voRroltAAiir.W11 ❑ TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLiP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATLR� cnoriREnuESrm Approving application for Sidewalk Cafe, Restaurant (A), Malt On Sale (Strong), and Wine On Sa1e Licenses by Capitol View Cafe, Inc., DBA Capitol View Cafe, 637 Smith Avenue South. ECOM ENDATION Approve (A) w Reject R) PEASONAL SERVICE CONSRACTS MUST AWiWER7HE FOl10WING QUESRONS: 1. Flae fhic P��rm ever wnrkecl untlef e conf�t far diis deparlmenl? PLANNING COMMISSION YES No CIBCAMMITTEE 2. FiaslhiepnsaN�me�+erLcenaplyempbyee'! CMLSERVICECOMMISSION YES NO ' 3. Dces ihie PerLOrYfirm Dwsesc a s7dll not norrtalNPossessed bl' anY arrent city emWoycel YE3 NO 4. kthispaaonfiimatargetedvendof) YES NO F�lain all Y� araxeis on seP�'� sl�eet and atqeh to 9rcen sF�eM IMTIATING PROBLEM ISSUE, OPPORTUNITY (Wlw. What. Wrx,n, Where, Why) � ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED G��ci' r�es��s�h ��r,ter OCT �. 2 99�.9 DIShDVANSAGES IF APPROVED DISADVANTAGES IF NOT APPROVED T07AL AMOUNT OF TRANSACTION S COST/REVQIUE.UD6ETED (CIRCLE ON� VES NO FUNDING SOURCE ACSNITY NW1IBER FlN4NCW.INFORM4TON (IXPWtQ �a- � c�3Z MIIJUTES OF'I`HE LEGISLATIVE HEARING CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 637 Smith Avenue South Thursday, October 7, 1999 Gerry 5trathman, Legisiative Hearing Officer STAFF PRESENT: Cbristine Rozek, License, Inspections, Environmental Protection (LIEP) The meeting was called to order at 4:04 p.m. Gerry Strathman explained this meeting is to heaz objections to licenses for Capitol View Cafe at 637 Smith Avenue South. Christine Rozek reported this is an application for Wine On Sale, Malt On Sale (Strong), Restaurant (A), and Sidewallc Cafe Licenses for Capitol View Cafe, Inc., 637 Smith Avenue South. The current owner has applied for corporation status; therefore, this is a new application. Once the license is granted, liquor liability insurance will be needed from the licensee. Environmental Health needs to make one final inspection before the licenses will be issued. At this point, there is no pending adverse action against the licensee. Tn the past yeaz there have been two police calls to this address, and both have been for false security alarms. The recommendation from LIEP is for approval. Mr. Strathman asked for clarification on the sidewalk license. Ms. Rozek responded it does not allow for the service of wine or beer on the sidewalk. Cary Kimmel, 405 Baker Street West, appeazed and stated the neighborhood already has a problem with pazking due to another business around the corner that stays open untii 9 p.m. There aze times when a person has to walk a distance to their home from their vehicle. If Capitol View Cafe were to stay open late, that would exacerbate the present problem. Mr. Kimmel wondered if this condition could be placed on the license. Ms. Rozek responded she is not aware of a liquor license that has restrictions on the hours of operation because State law allows service until 1:00 am. Mr. Strathman asked do his concerns rise to the level that he thinks the license should be denied. Mr. Kimmel responded he is against substances in light of a restaurant and a bar; however, the owners have been decent neighbors, and he has nothing personal against them. He received ttuee letters regarding the licenses, stated Mr. Strathman. Cary and Liz Kiimnel, 405 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: visibility is unpaired when vehicles park in front of the business, tabtes on the sidewalk obstruct vision, no on site pazking for the business, increased parking pressure in the neighborhood, strong alcohol and its influence on human behavior. Angela and Leonazd Amacher, 409 Baker Street West, wrote about the following concerns: late night noise, debris, urinating on street and lawns, fighting, hollering, many police calls, parking pressure, and loitering. Chazlette House and Dawn Reding, Smith- Dodd Association, wrote Nick Ramirez is a member in good standing and the cafe has been a positive addition to the neighborhood and business community on the West Side. `�9- �o3Z LEGISLA'tIVE HEARING FOR CAPITOL VIEW CAFE, 10-7-99 Page 2 Pat and Nick Ramirez, owners, appeazed. Ms. Ramirez stated this is a faznily owned business, they have been there six yeazs, and are currenfly open from 7:00 am. to 230 p.m. They would like to estend their hours; the latest they will be open is 9:00 pm. They are not applying to be a baz; the wine and beer will compliment meals. Gerry Strathman asked do they have any observations about the concerns they have heard. Ms. Ramirez responded they could go to some businesses in the azea to see if customers can park there. Right now, the rental hail has taken all the pazking so Capitoi View does not do much business when the rental hall is open. Mr. Strathman asked about visibility. Ms. Raxnirez responded they aze planning on a pafio next summer and wouid then eliminate using the front sidewalk. Mr. Ramirez responded the front now has two tables with umbrellas. They do not have a lot of business in the front, but it will provide visibility to let people lrnow they aze a restaurant. There are parking problems. The bank is not willing to rent them parking space. They might buy properry far additional parking. How will the business look different, asked NIr. Strathman. Mr. Ramirez responded the tables and umbrellas were out approximately ten times this sununer. Mr. Kimmel stated it is dangerous because it is hard for drivers to see ahead or behind it. Neighbors have gone around the azea to auoid the intersection. His kids have to go out in the street riding their bikes when tables are on the sidewalk. Mr. Kimuiel suggested smaller tables. Ms. Ramirez responded they could do that. Mr. Strathman asked about staying open later. Mr. Ramirez responded that is not in their piaus. Annette Roblis, West Side Neighborhood Association, appeared and stated the Ramirez family has been in the community a long time. The association has no objections to the license. Gerry Strathman recommended approval of this application. All requirements have been met. The owners have shown the appropriate level of respect and sensitivity to the neighbors. The meeting was adjourned at 4:24 p.m. �