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96-128Green sheet � �563� RESOLUTION SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA Presented By WI3EREAS, the City of Saint Paul, Department of License, Inspections and Environmental Protection (LIEP) began an adverse action against the licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse, located at 613 Grand Avenue, Saint Paul, Minnesota, for its failure to abide by the terms and conditions of Saint Paul Legislative Code § 106.01(b); and WHEREAS, on November 21, 1995, an adverse hearing was held before Administrative Law Judae (AL� James Ranum. Stephen J. Christie, assistant city attomey appeazed on behalf of LIEP. The licensee's owner and business manager, 7eff Rosenkranz, was too ill to appear and Michael Rosenkranz, his father, appeazed in his place. Each side submitted oral testimony, documents, and e�ibits into evidence and the matter was taken under advisement; and WHEREAS, on December 23, 1995, the ALJ entered his Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommendation for the Council of the City of Saint Paul; and WHEREAS, at a public hearing on January 17, 1996, the Council of the City of Saint Paul considered the evidence contained in the record, the ALJ's fmdings and recommendation and the testimony of LIEP's counsel and Michael Rosenkranz; NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Council of the City of Saint Paul, based upon the record of the enfire proceedings herein, including the adverse heazing of November 21, 1995, does hereby order: l. That the Findings, Conclusions and Recommendations of the ALJ, filed December 23, 1995, be accepted as the finding of the Councii in this matter with the modifications and additions noted below. 2. That the licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse at 613 Grand Avenue in Saint Paul, Minnesota, are hereby suspended for a period of two (2) consecutive days commencing Wednesday, February 28, 1996. 3. That the licensee shall pay partial costs of the adverse hearing in the sum of Five Hundred Dollars ($500.00) to the City of Saint Paul, Department of License, Inspections and Environmental Protection within thirty (30) days of the adoption of this resolution. 4. That as a condition of the licenses, the licensee shall have a responsible person of suitable age and judgment on the premises at 613 Grand Avenue to manage the coffeehouse at all times it is open. -, , . � __ Council File # le—/z� 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Adopted by Council: Date ��,� � Adoption Certified by Council Secretary By: � By: 5. That, as a condition of the existing licenses, the present licensee shall not operate a sidewalk cafe within the meaning of Saint Paul Legislative Code §106.01. 6. That, as a condition of the licenses, the licensee shall be responsible for daily sweeping and maintaining the sidewalk azea free from litter for one hundred (100) feet on each side of the coffeehouse. 7. That a copy of this Resolution, as adopted, shall be sent by first class mail to the licensee and the ALJ. Requested by Department of: Sy: �f( -�zp' Form Ap �etved City �ttorney By: Approved by Mayor for Submission to Council sy: 9G -iZS� DEPARTMENT/OFFICE/COUNCIL DATE INITIATED ' V� 3 5 6 3 5 c�t coun�� /29/96 GREEN SHEE _ _ _ INfTIAVDATE INRIAUDATE CONTACf PERSON & PHONE � DEPARTMENT DIRECTOR O CfTYCAUNCIL Nanc Anderson ��N �CITYATfORNEV �pNCLERK MUST BE ON COUNCIL AGEN�A BY (DATE) NUYBER FOP � BU�G� DIRECTOR � FIN. & MGT. SEFVICES DIR. RpiJTING February 7, 1996 �� MAVOR (ORA$$ISTANn � TOTAL # OF SIGNATURE PAGES (CLIP ALL LOCATIONS FOR SIGNATURE) ACTION REQUE5TED: Finalizing City Council action taken January 17,:1996 concerning adverse action against licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., dba Rosey's Coffeehouse, 613 Grand Avenue. RECAMMENDATiONS: npprove (n) rn Reject (R) pEHSONAL SEHVICE CONTRACTS MUS7 ANSWER THE FOILOWING QUESTIONS: _ PLANNING CAMMISSION _ CIVIL SERVICE CAMMISSION 1. Has this persoNfirm ever worked under a contract for Nis deparfinent? _ CIB CoMMrt7EE _ �'ES NO — �� F 2. Has this personttum ever heen a city employee? — VES NO _ DISTRiCT COUR7 _ 3. Does this Derson/firm possess a skill not normally possessed by any current city employee? SUPPORfS WHICH CqUNCIL OBJECTIVE7 YES NO Expletn ell yes anawers on separete sheet and attach to green sheet INITIATING PROBLEM, ISSUE, OPPORTUNRY (Wlw, Whet. Whan, Where, Why): ADVANTAGESIFAPPROVED: DISAOVANTAGES IFAPPROVED: DISADVANTAGES IP NOTAPPROVED: TOTAL AMOUNT OF 7RANSACTION $ COST/REVENUE BUDGETED (CIRCLE ONE) YES NO FUNDIHG SOURCE ACTIVITY NUMBER F�NANG�AL INFORMATION: (EXPLAIN) CITY OF SATNT PAI}b, No'm Colemme, Mayor January 3, 1996 Seff J. Rosenkranz Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse 613 Grand Avenue West Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 NOTICE OF COUNCIL HEARING RE: P_11 licenses h213 by Roze*_?'.�cranz Indu�tri2s, Inc., r'.ba Rosey's Coffeehouse for the premises iocated at 613 Grand Avenue West, Saint Paul. Our File Number: G95-0279 Dear Mr. Rosenkranz: Please take notice that a hearing on the report of the Administrative Law Judge concerning the above-mentioned license has been scheduled for 3:30 p.m., Wedneaday, January 17, 1996, in the City Council Chambers, Third Floor, Saint Paul City Hall and Ramsey County Courthouse. You have the opportunity to file exceptions to the report with the City Clerk at any time during normal business hours. You may also present oral or written argument to the council at the Hearing. No The Council will base its decision on the record of the proceedings before the Administrative Law Judge and on the arguments made and exceptions filed, but may c3epart from the recommendations of such Judge as permitted by law in the exercise of its judgement and discretion. Very truly yours, li�.-�.-✓ "" S en . Christie Assistant City Attorney cc: Michael Ronsenkranz, 4485 Weston Lane, Plymouth, MN 55446 Jeff Rosenkranz, 1150 Hennepin Ave. # 606, Mpls, MN 55403 Nancy Anderson, Assistant Council Secretary Chris Trost, Executive Director, Summit Hill Association, 860 St. Clair Ave., St. Paul, MN 55105 Robert Kessler, Director, LIEP Kris Schweinler, License Inspector, LIEP OFFICE OF TEIE CITY ATTORNEY 1 � r,matry & ,Na,x c;ry a,rorney �( � C±vil Division 400 City Hall Telephone: 6I2 266-8710 IS West Kellogg BZvd Facsimile: 6/2 298-56/9 Saint Pau� ATmnesom 55702 OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY Timaihy E Mars, City Attorney �` ,�� Z� CITY OF SAINT PAUL Norm Colemme, Mayor Civrl Division 400 City Hall 1 i �est Kellogg Blvd Saint Paul, �nnesota 55702 Telephone: 672 266-8710 Facsimile: 612 2985619 January 26, 1996 Nancy Anderson 310 City Hall _�...-.,- ,- :it'. _ ... °� .�__ RE: Wednesday, February 7, 1996 Council Hearing Item for Consent Agenda: Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse Nancy: Attached is the signed resolution identifying the penalties imposed by the City Council on Rosey's Coffeehouse. Please schedule this item for the Consent Agenda for the Council Hearing on Wednesday, February 7, 1996. c Paralegal Thank you. December 29, 1995 Fred Owusu City Clerk 170 City Hall 15 W. Kellogg Blvd. St. Paul, MN 55102 STATE OF MINNESOTA OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS 100 Washington Square, Suite 1700 100 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401-2138 _ c��19 � _,_: _.-. R E�E\�`��' � a � _ 3199 C11`{ CtERK Re: In the Matter of All Licenses Held by Rosenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse; OAH Docket No. 57-2101-10158-3 Dear Mr. Owusu: On December 28, 1995, Administrative Law Judge Ranum served the Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law and Recommendation in the above-entitled matter. Enclosed is the official record, including exhibits and tapes. Our file in this matter is now being closed. Very truly yours, �� . � ancy Thomas Docket Clerk TeYephone: 612/341-7615 NT Enc. Providing Impartial Hearings for Government and Citizens An Eq ual Opportunity Employer Administretive Law Section & Administrative Services (612) 341-7600 � TDD No. (612) 341-7346 � Fax No. (612) 349-2665 t `"11.�t� Fiie No. 57-2i01-10158-3 STATE OF MINNESOTA OFFIGE OF ADMINISTRATIVE HEARINGS FOR THE ST. PAUL CITY COUNCIL In the Matter of Ail Licenses Held by Rosenkranz Industries, Inc., doing business as Rosey's Coffeehouse for the Premises Located at 613 Grand Avenue West, St. Paui RECEIVED JA�d - 3 1996 CITY CLERk� FINDINGS OF FACT, CONCLUSIONS OF LAW AND RECOMMENDATION The above entitled matter came on fa� hearing before Administrative Law .ludge James H. Ranum, at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 21, 1995, in Room 41 of the St. Paul City Hall, St. Paul, Minnesota. Stephen J. Christie, Assistant St. Paul City Attorney, 40� City Hall, 15 West Kellogg Boulevard, St. Paul, Minnesota, appeared on behaif the St. Paul Division of Environmental Health. The license holder Jeff J. Rosenkranz, Rosenkranz Industries, Inc., doing business as Rosey's Goffeehouse, 613 Grand Avenue West, St. Paul, Minnesota, did not appear at the hearing. Michaei Rosenkranz appeared on behalf of Jeff J. Rosenkranz. The record closed on December 20, 1995 the date of the last submissions by the parties. These Findings and Conciusians may be appealed to the St. Paul City Council by any aggrieved person by filing a notice with City Clerk. The appeal wiii then be scheduled -1- �,(, - � �-Y for a hearing at the next City Council meeting. These appeal provisions are contained in §331.05(m)(5), St. Paui Legislative Code. STATEMENT OF ISSUE The issue to be determined in this case is whether grounds exist to support the assessment of penalties against Rosenkranz Industries, Inc. doing business as Rosey's Coffeehouse (hereinafter "Rosey's Coffeehouse") FINDINGS OF FACT 1. Rosey's Coffeehouse is a restaurant located at 613 Grand Avenue West in St. Paul, Minnesota. It is a restaurant with a"C" limited license granted by the City of St. Paul. At all time relevant herein, Rosey's Coffeehouse did not have an entertainment license. 2. On April 21, 1995, Rosey's Coffeehouse agreed to conditions on its license. They included closing outdoor seating, storing away tables and chairs by 11:00 p.m., placing tables and chairs only in front of Rosey's Coffeehouse unless written permission is obtainedfrom neighboring businesses, Rosey's policing the areafor litter and maintaining a barrier so that a 36" passageway on the sidewalk will be maintained (City Ex. 3). 3. On June 2, 1995, approximately 25 patrons were occupying the length of the building from the drug store to the dentist office; some patrons were sitting on parked cars. -2- , �� - ia��' 4. On June 4, 1995, there were eight chairs of Rosey's in front of the adjoining dentist office and a table in front of the pharmacy. Two additional tables were in front of Rosey's and no trash cans or ropes maintaining a 36" sidewaik area were in place. 5. That from June 6, 1995 to June 9, 1995, generai trash on sidewalk had not been cleaned up (City Ex. 11). 6. On June 13, 1995, there were compiaints about Rosey's to the St. Paul Police Department aboutfirecrackers and patrons playing "chicken" in the street; obscenities were also uttered by patrons. 7. On June 14, 1995, Kris Schweinier and Kristie Rozak, City Inspector, visited Rosey's Coffeehouse in response to continuing complaints from neighbors concerning excessive noise, litter, loitering and expansion of the sidewalk cafe to beyond the coffee house front. The inspector followed up her verbai admonition with a letter (City Ex. 6). 8. On June 15, 1995, approximately 20 patrons were blocking the entire sidewalk area. 9. On June 16, 1995, three chairs were on the sidewalk and trash was strewn throughout the area bringing complaints from neighbors. 10. On June 18, 1995, tables from Rosey's Coffeehouse were in front of the dentist office and the drug store. Also, there were quantities of trash in the area (City Ex. 9, Ex. 12). 11. On June 20, 1995, ten tabies and chairs were in front of the drug store. Qc� ��-«.� 12. On June 24, 1995, a letter was sent revoking sidewalk use in compliance with Chapter 106.01(b) of the St. Paul Legislative Code. The letter was from Assistant City Attorney Philip Syrne. He informed the license holder that approval had been withdrawn for operation of the sidewaik cafe in front of the cafe because the sidewaik cafe resuited in danger to the public health, safety and welfare. It also created a nuisance in the neighborhood. The letter also put Rosey's on notice that Rosey's was in violation of requirements to close the restaurant by 11:00 p.m. and by not taking the tables and chairs inside and by not permitting entertainment on the premises without a(icense (City Ex. 7). 13. On June 26, 1995, there was much trash and litter in the area. 14. On June 27, 1995, Rosey's Coffeehouse was toid to make appropriate corrections with respect to tables on the sidewalk. 15. On June 30, 1995, Rosey's tables were observed in front of the drug store. 16. On July 10, 1995, Rosey's was issued a complaint for violation of Chapter 106.01(b) for failure to remove tables. 17. On July 11, 1995, Ms. Schweinler noted that Rosey's still had tables on the sidewalk. 18. Over the next two months, July and August, tables and chairs were continually on the sidewalk both in front of Rosey's and in front of the neighboring business establishments. The odor of marijuana coming from Rosey's was present. Patrons were seen urinating near the next door chiropractic clinic, graffiti was defaced neighboring buifdings. C� � W r � �� Based upon the foregoing Findings of Fact, the Administrative Law Judge makes the following: CONCLUSIONS OF LAW 1. The Administrative Law Judge has jurisdiction in this matter pursuant to §331.05(m)(4) of the St. Paul Legislative Code and Minn. Stat. 14.55. The notice of hearing was proper and the City has complied with all other substantive and procedural requirements of law or rule. 2. Chapter 106.01(b)(1) provides: No sidewalk cafe shall be permitted in any portion of the public sidewalk where normal pedestrian traffic flow is obstructed. Minimum clearance width of 36" shail be maintained on the public sidewaik at ail times. 3. Rosey's violated 106.01(b)(1) by not maintaining a minimum clearance width of 36" on the sidewalk. The result was the interference with pedestrian traffic flow. RECOMMENDATION The undersigned recommends the following penalties against Rosey's Coffeehouse: 1. A two day suspension of operation of Rosey's Coffeehouse. 2. That a responsible person be on duty at all times that the coffee house is open. -5- `° E b � � �-t� 3. That Rosey's Coffeehouse be responsible for sweeping and/or shoveling the area 100 feet on each side of the coifee house. Dated this ��day of �� 199_ H. RANUM trative Law Judge � ��-i� MEMORANDUM Unquestionabiy, Rosey's Coffeehouse has been an unacceptable blight on the neighborhood and without the prospect of improvement it shouid be closed down. But the demeanor of Rosey's Coffeehouse witnesses and the contents of their evidence create a strong likelihood that Rosey's Coffeehouse will be a pronounced asset to the neighbor- ... Rosey's Coffeehouse has had disturbing activities during the time of its existence due to management and employees who have not been equipped or skiiled to deal with them. But the allegations made against the coffee house have occurred during a different ownership (the Coffeehouse Inc.) or management operating the business. However, in order to make it pertectly clear to the present management it is essential that the coffee house be penalized for the past conduct. JHR 7- Fnrm Nn Rtldi�,_ esna_..:._ec___ __ �.. .......... ........ .... ........�av...,� �t�tE Df ,�TtItTtC�4t�, l I , yss. ` Coun,ty of {-�PN'-��" � ..jC2;�^cx'i, ..l-�, �/�_Nl,{r'�'� Leirog duly °` � swoi•n, orc �ath says: that on the ..�.� � ............. ...... d¢y of .��«^�L" .. , 19�� , l�r e�-r�:crl the attuelz�tl rWC .� � z�� .. �� '� t Cr'C�s� - upon. 5'�f�{�cx; J._ ��.��S�t�.. c-c' JtT� u.. 1?csze✓ C�.w. �- . tlzereire xxccnled, perss�y at �iqe� C.. �� ; �� . �o . � < Q_1�� `.}.. ....f'�t �� s�, t P, �o .°-c= toy l'� Gb i �vC' WFj4� ��a. �u.. f�V'1 rPS�jP ' ' �. rn the Coun.t� of ��i �s�= �. , State of eYlinnzsota, b " ' ' Fe trice and cor•rect oop . t . . .. .. . . . . . .. ... . .Me tlzis ag day of �4��2 , 19��- �J'��i-cr�.. �1. �-rz� .... ................. C,ountJ, ✓YlinnesoEa. �YI� commission expires . .... ._ r� . � -� f� �-4 C9 ! Lv ��. �a-� OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY Ttmothy E. Mmx, (Sty Attomey CITY OF SAINT PAUL Nam Cdemm', Mayor Civi1 Division 4Q0 City HaA IS Weu ICellogg Blvd Sant Pau; Minnesom 55102 Telephone: 612 26G8710 Fatsimrle: 6Z2 29&5619 December 20, 1995 RECEIVED JAN - 3 1996 James H. Ranum, Esq. �1TY CLERt� Administrative Law Judge Suite 1960 150 South Fifth Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 In Re: The License of Rosenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a/ Rosey's Coffeehouse Dear Judqe Ranum: This document sets forth the City's position to be considered in the preparation of your report to the council in the above- referenced matter. I appreciate the consideration you have af iCT4�84'� i« �,. i::i� °l;�@�:'^vY� esnec9.ally ].11 11Q�1t Of IRV dbDdT2llt confusion over what you desired. I originally believed that you wanted formal proposed findings of fact. I now understand that you simply wanted an outline of the City's position in lieu of the hearing's final argument. 2 hope 2 have complied satisfactorily with your request; if not, please do not hesitate to contaat me. At the end of the hearing, I noted there were few or no issues of contested fact. As I understand Rosey's case at the hearing and in their recent written submission, Rosey's does not deny the factual allegations set forth in the notice of hearing and established through the testimony and exhibits. Rosey's instead asserts that there will not be a repeat of the summer's problems because of steps that have been taken under "new" management to correct the situation. �� AI,LEGATIONS 1. That the licensee has created or failed to control a nuisance situation resulting from the operation of a sidewalk cafe by: the obstruction of the sidewalk in front of the cafe by table and chairs; the placement of the same in front of adjoining properties; the failure to clean up litter; and allowing disorderly persons onto the roof of the building. This occurred on numerous occasions between June 4 and August 18, 1995, including 6/4/95, 6/4/95, 6/9/95, 6/10/95, 6/11/95, 5/12/95, 6/13/95, 6/14/95, 6/16/95, 6/1'J/95, 6/18/95, 6/19/95, 6/20/95, 6f21/95� 6/22j95, 7/5j95� 7j9J95, 7/10/95� 7fllj°5� 7/19/95, 7/21/95, 7/25/95. 7/27/95. 7/29/95, 8/2/95. 8/3/95, 8/4/95, 8/16/95, 8/17j95 and 8/18/95. This general allegation is primarily supported by the testimony of citizens Ian Ball, Ted Dooley, Jay Lambert, Kathleen Snell and the documentary and photographic evidence produced by them as Exhibits 9-12. Their observations and complaints were corroborated by inspectors Xris Schweinler and Rich Jents as evidenced by their testimony and Exhibits 8, 13 and 14. The problems of litter, sidewalk availability, and vandalism of adjoining property were of particular concern. * * * 2. That the licensee violated the sidewalk cafe ordinance (St. Paul Leg. Code §106.01) by placing table and chairs, or failing to prevent patrons from taking out the same, onto the sidewalk on numerous occasions after the necessary approval had been withdrawn on June 28, 1995. This occurred on numerous occasions between Jane 30 a:z3 Auaust 19, 1995, i.ncluding 6/30/95, 7/2/95, 7/4/95, 7/5/95, 7/6/95, 7/7/95, 7/9/8/95, 7/11/95, 7/16/95, 7/28/95, 7/29/95, 8/2/95. 8/16/95, 8/18/95, 8/19/95: This more specific allegation of an ordinance violation somewhat overlaps with the above and underscores the serious nature of the nuisance complaints. The violations occur after the sidewalk cafe permission had been withdrawn because of the continuing complaints. The dates in question involved clear violations of the ordinance's detailed provisions which had been set forth as conditions of the license [Exhibits 1, 3]; e�cplained in correspondence [Exhibits 2, 6]; referenced as a basis for adverse action [Exhibit 7]; and whose violation also resulted in a criminal citation which still has not been answered [E�chibit 5]. The evidence concerning the specific dates of violation are the same as the above. * * * q�_�� 3. That the licensee violated conditions placed upon the sidewalk cafe, specifically in not closing the outside area at 11:00 p.m. every day and taking the tables and chairs inside. This occurred on 6/11/95, 6/15/95, and 6/16/95. This allegation also overlaps with the first allegation of creating a nuisance by violating of the conditions of the license which had incorporated the provisions of the ordinance's sidewalk cafe permission. Accordingly, the allegation is also a violation of the sidewalk ordinance referenced above. The evidence supporting the specific dates of violation is found in the testimony of `Ped Dooley and Exhibits 11 and 12. * * * 4.That between May 4-11, 1995 the licensee has permitted entertainment on the premises without obtaining the necessary license. This allegation is hereby withdrawn as the City acknowledge's that the judge is unable to competently rely upon the vague hearsay testimony of inspector Jents. * * * 5. That the licensee has failed to have someone in charge and in supervision of the business at all times, including 6/14/95, 6/27/95, 6/28/95, 7/3/95, 7/7/95 and 7J10/95. This allegation reflects dates when LIEP inspectors visited Rosey's and observed violations of the license conditions or sidewalk ordinance. Inspectors testified to their frustrating experiences in not being able to find and work with Jeff Rosenkranz, the owner and designated business license manager of Rosey's [Exhibit 4], or any party designated by Rosenkranz to manage in his absence. Employees did not hold themselves out as responsible parties during inspections. ADVERSE ACTZON In light of these supportable allegations, the City formally requested adverse action be taken against Rosey's license. Inspector Schweinler testified to the logic behind the proposed action. Although this is the first hearing toward adverse action, the evidence revealed a long history of complaints and an entire sur�mer of nuisance violations of the license conditions and sidewalk ordinance. The City recommends that Rosey's be treated similarly to other first-time violators under the ordinance matrix for liquor license violations. While it is not applicable on its face, the matrix is often a benchmark for other adverse action � , against a variety of licenses. The recommendation is for a three-day suspension of operation with two of the days stayed upon a number of conditions: no operation of a sidewalk cafe, provide a responsible manager be on the premises during all hours of cafe operation, maintain a litter-free area in front and within 100 feet of the cafe in any direction, and reapplication for the same type of license by another responsible person other than Jeff Rosenkranz, and the payment of the City�s costs incurred in the administrative hearing process. The recommended adverse action is appropriate in light of the nrotracted history of the allegations. The City has taken into account the apparent improvement in th� operation of *he cafe since the summer; however, the alleged nuisances and violations seem particularly weather-sensitive and may have diminished more as the result of the season rather than from an improved management. The same two individuals (Jan Berger and Mike Bougie) offered by Rosey's as the new and more responsible managers were also employed at Rosey's throughout most of the past summer. For all of the above reasons, the City asks for the requisite factual findings supported in the record with the proposed recommendation for adverse action. Very truly yours, STEPHEN J. CHRISTIE Assistant City Attorney cc: Jan Berger, Rosey's Coffeehouse ROSENKRANZ INDUSTRIES INC. 613 GRAND AVENUE SA1NT PAUL, MINNESOTA 551Q2 December 6, 1995 JUDGE JAMES H. RANUM P.A. SU4TE 196a FIFTH STREEf TOWERS 150 SOUTH FIFiH STREET MiNNEAPOLIS, Ph1NNESOTA 55A02 ��-��r RE: Arguments to support Rosenkranz Ind�stries inc., dba Rosey's Coffeehaus�, to not revoke licenses held at the premises located at 613 Grand Avenue, Saint Paul. Best Judge F2anum, �-- Roseys Coffeehouse has had disturbing patrons during times of iYs e�stance due to management and nel that has not been equiped os skilled to dea{ �evith dist,��,trarss in a good- se not ha e aliigations of disturbance made towards the coffeehouse have ocurred dun erent owners ip (fhe Coffeehouse Inc.} or management and-{Zersonel aperatin usiness. The plaintiffs have not had a reason or made an effort to contact the exi ' management or personeil to engage in a creative discussion about the disturbance that as occured in the past. Please also note that a business targeted by undesired patrons who insist on not listening to reasan are one of the most difficult tasks to solve when the oircumstances on�y allow the Iaw to go so far. As you are aware of, this creates a grey zone where the business andlor the Police can not touch patrons that insist on not moving along, despite that their presence is not desired by the business cr the neighborhood. In order to continue the operation of a fully functional business, Roseys Coffeehouse has taken a!t actions neoessary as of August 8, 1995. Rosenkranz 4ndustties !nc. presents the following arguments for nof revoking the Sidewalk Cafe' License or suspending the Business Cperating Licease for three days. A revokat'son andJor suspension woWd affect the business finances in ways that most likeiy would prevent further operation of Rosey`s CofFeehouse and eliminate appritiated services f�r i#'s present 130 daily regular patrons. !f any further questions please do not hesitate to contact Mr. Jan Berger, Mr. Mike Bougie or Mr. Josh Snater by telephone a4 224-4640. Sincerely, Enciosed: Apendix 1. Opening hours and House rules Apend'ex 2. 4Vork scherlule Flpendix 3. Staffs Actlons; section 1 vf Rosey�s business manual In order to present a business that provides a desirable atmosphere tc the neighborhood� I �� Rosey's Coffeehouse: - has on several occasions approached the City of Saint Paul (Ms. Kristina Schweinler) to find a solution to the disturbance of patrons, but with little or no response. - has, when the City of Saint Pau( (Ms. Kristfna Schwein(er} made sugestions of action to be taken, questioned 4vhether or not these suggestions ware within their legal obligations as a business. Roseys Coffeehouse did not receive paperwork that had been requested upon numerous occasions authorizing that the suggested actions be taken. - has engaged in discussion with T�r. f2ichard Jents {�ity ofi Saint Paul) and OfiFicer pon Hase (the Saint Paul Police Department) to create problem solving stratagies for the business and neighborhood. - has been refusing services ta patrons that have previously been customers and that are known to cause disturbances. - has posted guidelines on the trontdoor af what is expected of patrons (see apendix 1}. - has installed an effective employment method of new personel. - is currently operated by mangemenY and personel that have good knowlege andlor experfence in the croffeehouse business: Mike Bougie (manager); educated and experienced in running an effective business, has adequate knowiege of the coffeehouse business. Josh Snater (manager}; five years experience and knowiege of operating and managing coffeehouses, has worked at several coffeehouses solving problems with disturbing patrons. Matt Walburn; three years experience and knowlege of working �n coffeehouses, and has worked at a coffehouse that soived problems with dEsturbing patrons. Phil Ward; two years experience and knowlege of working in a coffeehouse, is well skilled when dealing with distubing patrons. Brian Eng; iwo years experience and knowlege of working in a coffeehouse, is well skilled when dealing with disturbing patrons. Cristina Parente; three ysars of experience and knowlege of working in a coffeehouse. Keily Mortensen; one year experience and knawlege of working in a coffeehouse. - has rascheduled the fernale personel to work on saturday and sunday morning artd day when disturbance is not likely to occur (see ape�dix 2). - has a manager schedualed ta be in the shop: monday, tuesday and thursday - 7:OQ am to 6:00 pm wednesday - 7:00 am to 12:00 pm and 6:00 pm to 12:00 am friday - 12:00 to 6:00 pm or 6:00 pm to 2:Q0 am saturday - 6:00 pm to 2:00 am {see apendix 2). - has invited patroi officers of the Saint Paul Police to visit the coffeehouse, which has resulted in the patronage of patro4 officers Pete Semenkewitz, Tom Johnson, J441 McKraav, Charies Lee Zane Koeger, and Ron Whitman as weli as seueral others visi:ing the coffeehouse on a daily basis. - has created a business manual that in detaii describes what is expecteci of the personel in order to keep a desired atmosphere inside as well as outsic�e the establishment (see apendix 3). Page 2. � � �� In order to get the Sidewaik Cafe' License reinstated, Rosey�s Coffeehouse is, besides meeting alt requirements statued for the license, willing to: - not only keep the nearby area clean 6ut also 100 feet of Grand Avenue in all directions from the store front - patrol the area of Grand Avenue and Dale Street in order to avoid the presence of disYUrbing patrons. - quickly respond to all undesired occurances that are experienced by neighbours and reported to management. - invite city officials as guests to better understand the business situation, and to beYer demonstrate our current patrons. Page 3. a�-ia��' ' '� �' ' '� i13' �F► G fi i i �on-fihr 7:00 am i� 12:00 am gri �:00 am i�o �:00 �m �at 8:00 am �0 2:Oa �m Sun �:00 �m i�o 1�:00 am . ,� _�, Apentlix 1 . . .. . . � . '� • a � ; r • • . a ,i• •J� c • . r . � � •rr s isx� -. r� • ra • � • r s, . : r . • �. f � ,.�' ,i_ i � �".� � ". � ] t.'t� i � �,<'� t. /�. • ��.��.. i� Y� . • • t�:. . � -'• � :t;: { �r .� r :}� f t? ♦ .f { :� ( f ♦�. F • ..s �; i' �•� A: ,.. � •� • r - ��.:� • � �r � - � �� .:• ve r i' . �.. � � � �• ,��. "�:.• "�'.. 1 �::.• ,�.;".� i : �.:.. � � �� f f�� .• i:�.♦ � � °r.7..`. '� � �.�� i � '� � • fl' ' •. ' � r �. -' � ' �c-ia-8` Apendix. 2 M�nday ' Tuesday Wednesday I Th�rsday � Y�'riday Saturday Sanday op �:� 1VIike l�ke �e l�ik� Phi� Ct°istina Cristi�a I �� Josh Jas� i�[att ��s� '� Keli Ke1i � .ros� 6:30-Clnse Matt Phil Jmsh Phil `� Josla M�tt ! i ` I �� , � i ' :1 1 QG_ I�t' Apendix 3 Staffs Actions Where am i supposed to be? ' Working staff are to remain behind counter unless you have work duties to attend to elsewere, keep all areas spotless at ali times. * Ali tabfes must be prepared for other customers as soon as the seated leaves. it is good to ciear tables from empty botties, cans, etc., and empty ash trays when needed to accomodate our customers. * Make frequent rounds ouTside to make sure that the sidewalk and nearby area is free from litter. What must I always enforce? ` No smoking is ailowed exept in the designated areas. " Check ID on everyone who buys cigarettes and does not look like they are at least 25 years of age. * The basement is only to be attended for toilet use by customers. Make no exeptions at any time. What am I entitied to? * Staff is permitted to drink coffee, all other products must be payed for accordingfy to employee rates and written down as instructed. " Working staff has the authoroty to make all decisions for what needs to be done to keep the desired atmosphere whe� manager is absent from the store. What music is to be played9 " The music that is to be played has to be laidback and ofi the kind that most people do not find offensive. Harri club and rap music or music with explicit lyrics are not to be giayed at any tirvse. If you have music that is questionable whether or not it is to be played always check vdith manager before it is played. Music is to be played in the bacP�qround no louder than four on the receiver. Use good judgement if the recordings quaiity is too loud or quiet. What is expected of our custamers? * Customers who do not fiollow the House Rules posteci on the front door must be asked to leave. When doing so be pofite no matter what the reasons are, but they are going to feave. Do not make any exceptions, use good judgement and do not make exceptions tor friends or fikely. ' Make sure that no customers bring any dishes or furniture outside Roseys doors. ° Customers who have been asked to leave are not permitted 4o return unless it has been approved by manager first. If you are uncertain if a customer is allowed to stay or not always check with manager first before you !et him or her back in. * The only people allowed behind the counter are people employed by Rose�f s, make no exeptions at any time. What about the telephone? The telephone is tor business u=e only. We do not page customers or answer paged peopfes calis for customers. Exceptiors may be made for other businass customers who attend Rosey's on a regular basis as part of ths service we offer. Use good judgement and do not make exceptions fioc firiends or likely. OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY �� Timolhy E Marx, Ciry Attorney � CITY OF SAINT PAUL ' c;�,r DNUra„ Nosm Colemax, Mayor �� : :' j? --. 4p�Ciry Hal1 Telephone: 6!2 266-8i70 �- TS `Kest Kellogg Blvd. Facsimile: 672 298-5679 Sain! Paul, Minnesom 55702 i i�_�.—.i -_ -_ _ November 16, 1995 _�� i�/i��,s VIA FAX AND U.S. MAIL Judge James H. Ranum Office of Administrative Heazings 100 Washington Squaze, Suite 1700 Minneapolis, Minnesota 55401-2138 RE: In re The Licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse for the premisis loca<ed a* 6? 3 C-�and Aver.ue �3Jest, Sa;;.� raui Our File Number: G95-0279 Deaz Judge Ranum: The purpose of this letter is to request subpoenas pursuant to Minnesota Rules, part 1400.7000 relating to the above-mentioned contested case hearing that is scheduled to be heard before you on Tuesday, 21, 1995. This request is made of behalf of Mr. Stephen Christie, the attorney assigned to this matter. The City of St. Paui License Division will be calling these witnesses to testify regazding the incident which serves as a basis for the action against the licenses of Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehonse. In order to ensure these individuals will be in attendance to testify, the City of St. Paul requests from the State Office of Adminisuative Hearings subpoenas for the foilowing individuals: 1.) Jay Lambert Grand Center for Wellness 607 Grand Avenue St. Pau1, MN 55101 3.) Officer pon E. Aase St. Paul Police Department 100 E. llth Street St. Paul, MN 55101 2.) Kathiine Snell Grand Center for Wellness 60'7 Grand Avenue St. Paul, MN 55101 The hearing is scheduled to start at 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, November 21, 1995, in Room 41, St. Paui City Hali, 15 West Kellogg Boulevazd, St. Paul, MN 55102. If you need additional information or have any questions regazding this request, please do not hesitate to contac e at 266-8776. Thank you for your consideration in this matter. Sinc ely, !/ ,�/ �,/1 ��3 Peter P. : Paralegal STATE OF MINNESOTA � �, � �-0 OFPICE OF ADMIiISTRATIVE HEARINGS 7�0 Washington Square, Suite 1700 100 Washington Avenue South Minneapolis, Minnesota 5540'I-2138 November 17, 1995 Peter Pangborn O�ce of the City Attorney Civil Division 400 City Hail 15 West Keliogg rsivd. St. Paul, MN 55102 Re: In the Matter of the Licenses Held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse; OAH Docket No. 57-2101-10158-3 Dear Mr. Pangborn: Enclosed please find the subpoenas your requested on November 17, 1995. NT Enc. Very truly yours, `_`� � `'E61. �;�o Nancy M. Thomas Docket Clerk Telepnone: 612>341-7015 Providing Impartial Hearings for Government and Citizzens An Equal Opportunity Employer Administrative Law SecSon 8. Administrative Services (6�2) 341-7600 � TDD No. (612) 341-7346 � Fax No. (612) 349-2665 l�'�� _ STATE OF MINNESOTA � OFFICE OF ADMiNISTRATIVE HEARINGS .� . �:: HEARING SUBPOENA TO: Jay LambeR Grand Center for Weilness 607 Grand Avenue St. Paul, Minnesota 55101 GREETINGS: YOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED to lay aside all your business and excuses and to appear before Administrative Law Judge Ranum of the Office of Administrative Hearings of the State of Minnesota, at Room 41, St. Paul City Hali, 15 West Kellogg Boulevard, in the city of St. Paul, County of Ramsey, Minnesota, on the 21st day of November, 1996, at 930 o'clock in the forenoon, to appear as a witness in the Matter of the the Licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse for the Premises Located at 613 Grand Avenue West, St. Paul; OAH Docket No. 57-2101-10158-3. Pursuant to the authority granted at Minn. Stat. § 14.51, Witness, the Honorabie Kevin E. Johnson, Chief Administrative Law Judge, at Minneapolis, Minnesota this 16th day of November, 1995 t � � L KEVIN E. JOHN N Chief Administrative Law Judge 612/341-7600 Subpoena requested by Peter Pangbom Telephone: (612) 266-8776 OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORN£Y Timothy E, Marx, Ciry Attorney ��. � CITY OF SATNT PAUL Norm Colemen, Mayor November 6, 1995 Civi7 Division 400 Ciry Hal! 15 West Kellogg Blvd Sain[ Pau7, Mrnnesota 55702 NOTIC$ OF HEARING Jeff J. Rosenkranz Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse 613 Grand Avenue West Saint Paul, Minnesota 5510� Telephone: 6l2 2b6-Si70 Facsimile: 672 298-5619 . i �_ ` __ _ � - = v <:'_ --�T" - � _ -,` - � � -. _�, RE: All licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., dba Rosey's Coffeehouse for the premises Iocated at 613 Grand Avenue West, Saint Paul. Our File Number: G95-0279 Dear Mr. Rosenkranz: Please take notice that a hearing will be held at the following time,. date.and place concerning all licenses for the precnises stated above: Date: Tuesday, November 21, 1995 Time: 9:30 a.m. Place: Room 41 St. Paul City Hall/Raznsey County Courthouse 15 West Kellogg Boulevard Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 The hearing will be presided over by an Administrative Law Judge from L'ne State of Minnesota Gff_ce of AC'.^.11II1.St?'dt1vE Hearinas: Name: James Ranum Fifth Street Towers, Suite 1960 150 South 5th Street Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402 Telephone: 333-7579 The Council of the City of Saint Paul has the authority to provide for. hearings concerning licensed premises and for adverse action against such licenses, under Chapter 310, including sections 3I0.05 and 310.06, of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. In the case of licenses for intoxicating and non-intoxicating liquor, authority is also conveyed by Minnesota Statutes section 340A.4I5. Adverse ac_�a.r action may include revocation, suspension, fines and other penalties or conditions. Evidence will be presented to the judge which may lead to adverse action against all the licenses held at the above premises as follows: 1. That the licensee has created or failed to control a nuisance situation resulting from the operation of a si ewd` alk cafe by: the obstruction of the sidewalk ia front of the cafe by table and chas.rs; t e placement of the same in front of adjoining properties; the failure to clean up litter; and allowing disorderly persons onto the roof of the building. This oecurred on numerous occasions between June 4 and August 18, 1995, including {,�a/95, 6J?/°5, 5;9/95, fi/1G/95, 6/11j95. 6J12/95, 6/13/95, 6/14/95, 6/16/95, 6/I7/95, 6/18/95, 6/19/95, 6/20/95, 6/21/95, 6/22/95, 7/5/95, 7/9/95, 7/10/95, 7/11/95, 7/19/95, 7/21/95, 7/25/95, 7/27/95, 7/29/95, 8/2/95, 8/3/95, 8/4/95, 8/16/95, 8/17/95 and 8/18/95. 2. That the licensee violated the sidewalk cafe ordinance (St. Paul Leg. Code §106.01) by placing table and ehairs, or failing to pre entv�' p`"�`a 'ons from taking out the same, onto the sidewalk on numerous occasians after the necessary approval had been withdrawn on June 28, 1995. This oecurred on numerous occasions between June 30 and August 19, 1995, including 6/30/95, 7/2/95, 7/4/95, 7/5/95, 7/6/95, 7/7/95, 7/9/8/95, 7/11/95, 7/16/95, 7/28/95, 7/29/95, 8/2/95, 8/16/95, 8/18/95, 8/19/95. 3. That the liceasee violated conditions place,d upon the sidewalk cafe, specifically in t closi he out- side area at , •1 .�0,0,� every day and a cing the tables and chairs inside, This occurred on 6/11/95, 6/IS/95, and 6/16/95. 4. That between Y+tay 4-li, 13�5 �ne iiaeasee has permitted eatertainment on the premises without obtaining the necessary license. 5. That the licensee has failed to have charge and in supervision of the business at including 6/14/95, 6/27/95, 6/28/95, 7/3/95, 7/10/95. someone in all times, 7/7/95 and The hearing will be conducted in accordance with the requirements of Minnesota Statutes sections 14.57 to 14.62 and such parts of the procedures under section 310.05 of the Saint Paul Legislative Code Hearing Notice - Page 2 �G-►a� as may be applicable. At the hearing, the Administrative Law Judge will have all parties identify themselves for the record. The City will then present its witnesses and evidence, each of whom you may cross-examine. You will then have an opportunity to offer in rebuttal any witnesses or evidence you may wish to present, each of whom the City's attorney may cross-examine. The Administrative Law Judge may in addition hear relevant and material testimony £rom persons not presented as witnesses by either party who have a substantial interest in the outcome of the proceeding; for example, the owners or occupants of property located in close proximity to the licensed premises may have substantial interest in the outcome of the proceeding. Concluding arguments may be made by the parties. Following the hearing, the Judge will prepare Findings of Fact, Conclusions of Law, and a specific recommendation for action to be taken by the City Council. You should bring to the hearing all documents, records and witnesses you will or may need to support your position. Subpoenas may be available to compel the attendance of witnesses or the production of documents in conformity with Minnesota Rules, part 1400.7000. If you think that this matter can be resolved or settled, please contact the undersigned. If a stipulation or agreement can be reached as to the facts, tlzat stipulation will be presented to the Administrative Law Judge for incorporation into his or her recommendation for Council action. If no one appears at the hearing on behalf of Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. then the allegations against Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. which have been stated earlier in this notice shall be taken as true and Rozenkranz Industries, Inc.'s ability to challenge them forfeited. If non-public data is received into evidence at the hearing, it may become public unless objection is made and relief requested under Minnesota Statutes, Section 14.60, subdivision 2. yours, Ste Y�r�' ristie Assist nt C ty Attorney cc: Michael Rosenkranz, 4485 Weston Lane, Plymouth, MN 55446 Jeff Rosenkranz, 1150 Hennepin Ave. # 606, Mpls, MN 55403 Judge James Ranum, Office of Administrative Hearings, Fifth Street Towers, Suite 1960, 150 South 5th St., Hearing Notice - Page 3 lb�� Mpls, MN 55402 Nancy Thomas, Office of Administrative Aearings, 100 Washington Square, Mpls, NLN 55401 Nancy Anderson, Assistant Council Secretary Chris Trost, Executive Director, Summit Hill Association, 860 St. Clair Ave., St. Paul, MN 55105 Robert Kessler, Director, LIEP Frank Staffer.son, Deputy Director, LIEP Ted Dooley, 614 Grand Ave., #3F, St. Pau1, MN 55202 Dr. Jay Lambert and Ms. Kathleen Snell, Grand Center for Wellness, 607 Grand Ave., St. Paul, MN 55102 Dr. Craig Daub D.D.S. and Ms. Colleen Fleury, Dentist Office, 611 Grand Ave., St. Paul, MN 55102 Officer pon E. Hase, St. Paul Po7.ice Officer, NW Team, St. Paul Police Dept., 100 E. llth St. Hearing Notice - Page 4 � � � � � ` !- '� /; / i� � /� �� _/ . . / � �� j �� // i , i /` / � / � / � � i � t � I � �O � � 7 '--`� � �� /�'"'��--_— ;i� �i /�'i;` /� � ' �/�i_ � � �` . � _ ` � � �.r_„r, ' 1'(• ;E � i / i . ��I�� G �� ./ � / �� . l �� i ..E �� '�, _ / ; �: ��.� /l / � � . i � i� ! <<. , i i"" �� , < < �� ' . �,,.� . ,,/�.�,'! l % 1 !_..1 .._ � . z � � J`�' .' m ./�l _ .'</� J �� 1 �� / s i / � /� A-. i/ .I 0� / { � r . _ / � � / � ` / /� j� �, � r / f` ,� . J � , ,�;�,�' ! ' r ,^ ?� --� --�- .::'.; / _'- .�.. .� ` 'i�:..,.e�c fL £ _ a...� � � • _*' � ' pZ-12`� � �� . , ' c�FF10E OF THE CiTI' ATTORNEY TnnJth}� F_ �iln�x Crn• Artprnr�• q �,.- C11 Y OF SAINT PAUL �o C.dvn�r,. .tlmos ("n�iJ Prc�s�on :lIO <irv Na17 ): ��fSl {iE//O$�P L�h'Q. Sainr Pu�d. Alnane<ti�a SS1p_ TeMphone: f,•/: ?6G-: -10 Faesim.(c. 612 _ oS-.iG!') FAX TRANSMlSSION DATE: June 15, 1995 TO: Judge James H. Ranum FAX No.: 349-2665 c/o Louise Cooper Office of Administrative Hearings NUMBER OF PAGES (including cover page}� 2 FROM: Peter Pangbom Paralegal St Paul City Attorney's Offce 400 City Hall FAX No.: 298-56�9 Jf you do not reCerve atl pages of th�s t2nsmiss�On, p/ease cOntact. Peter Pangbom Telephone No. 266-8776 (� � , ' ^� � ;E— �� \� �0' � `� r� P �� e � lii' i .��. iil 3=!I��i �= .'..1L� tJp,�� r.U::.T S=.E.T—'?T—i'i�it� 'i�'_.. Ua1i�1 cirY o� s.�rn�r P�LZ \�rm Coltmny, dla�or Nooember lb, 149� OFFICE OF THE CITy ATTORNEY Timothv F. ,4/ur,r. C�ry AnornE_y� /y /— I� vi q Ji�dae James H. Ranum Office of Admiiustrau�e Hearings 1�J0 ��'asJvngtnn Square. Suite 17pQ �1inneapolis 1�Slllll�SOl3 »�01-2I=8 Ciri! PNisipn 300 Ci�. Nall IS A�-sr Keflov Blnd. Sant Pau1 dfixns�ow 5310: Tclephone: 612 ?6G-S"10 Facrimile: b7219�-SG19 VIA FA.� A.ND U.S. MAIL RF.. ir� re"I he I_icenses held by Rozenl:ranz Industries, Inc., d/h!a Rosey's Coffeehouse for the premisis locat�d at 613 Grand A�'enue �Jest, Saint Paul vur Filr ?��utttber: C'r9�-027y Dear ,IuJer Rat�utti. The purposc of this letter is to requrst subpoznas pursuaitt to i�4innesota Rules part 1400.70U0 +elatmg t> the abo��e-mentioned contested case hearing that is schedtiled to ba l�eard b�fure you ai "l�uesday, ?l, 1995. This request is made of behalf of h4r, Stephen Christie, the attorney a.ssif;ned �o this matter. 7'he Cit� of St. Paul Licease T?ivision wiil be calling these ��itnesses to ies7�h� regardine the incident u�hich senes as a basis for the action against the Iicenses �f ko�enkranz IQdustries. Inc., d!b/a Rosey's Coffezhouse. lu ordcr to ei�sure these indi�•iduals �cill be in attendance to testifV, the Cih� o�St. Paul requests from the State Oftice of Administrative Hzarin�s subpoenas for the following individuals: I.) Jay Lamben Grand Center for Welfness 607 Grand A�'enue St. Paul, MN �5101 -?.) Officer pon E. Hase St. Paul Police Depanment 100 E. 1 I ttt Strret Si. Paul. �9�1 » 101 2.) Kathline Snell Grand Center for R'ellness 607 Grand .qcenue St, Paul, NIN 5;101 Ihe l�earing is scheduled to start at 930 a.m. on Tues�ay, A�ovember 21, 1995, in Room 41, St. Paul City Hall, IS West Keilo�e Bouleti�azd, St. Paul, M�I 5�J02. I f you need additional inf�m�ation or ha� e am� Guestions reearding this request. pl�se do not hrsftate to comacsyne at 266-S/"/6. 'I�hank you for your consideration in this matter. , 1 i � i Sinc�rely. /�•� l �, �; I,�j i' / � i/ Y % // _�,' � %„� y �' rT� �. . -- Pc>ter P. Pan�bom I'araleg ,'�_�' _i _,_ ]�.-:_.ItE i ii 3=� I.��i i g.'..311di il1H .11 t_� t•li i:�� CnT :LT Snr'_,T-�1L-f�fqq �G-�a� July 14, I495 I hereby certify that the attached is a true and exact copy of the records of the LIEP Office of the City of St. Paul for Rozenkranz Industries Inc. DBA Rosey`s Coffeehouse at 613 Grand Avenue. ��i� ��/�l/�J�--�`--� � Kris Schweinler, Chief License Inspector ota y Fublic ��' � � S ,q,M"rtrr . , , _ ' ':!-_R<i �., 'u;��'i\ :..�;`Lo:• i P NOL1qYpUn:;C-idlNNc'S^vTA My Canmisslan Ezqrea Jan.3t, 20D0 r � � - In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industrie� — INC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse — City's Exh. No. 1 _ . Lic ID ................... STAT ..................... B usiness Name............ Addre .................. Zip..... .............. ... Doing Business As........ Li cense Name ............. 14679 AC ROZENKRANZ INDUSTRIES INC 613 GRAND AVE 55102 ROSEY'S COFFEEHOUSE RESTALTRIINT (C} -LIMITED CIGARETTE 03/31/96 ��- ��U E� Date...,. ......... ... Insurance Carrier........ Ins. Policy Number.... .. Insurance Effective Date. Ins. E�iration Date..... NOTE AREA ................ 5/4/94 - INSURANCE RECEIVED AND APPR0�7ED FOR SIDEW . ALK CAFE. . 4/21/94 - APPLICANT AGREED TO CONDITIONS TO BE PLA . CED ON THE RESTAURANT LICENSE. . 5/3/94 - APPLICANT SUBMITTED A LETTER FROM THE NEI . GHBORING DRUG STORE GIVING HIM PERMISSION TO USE D . RUG STORE SIDEWALK FOR HIS SIDEWALK CAFE CAR/LIC . OK 1/10/95 R JENTS . 6/28/95 LICENSE CHANGED FROM RESTAURANT (B) TO Press <RETiJRN> to continue... Alt-Z FOR HELP� VT102 � FDX � 9600 E71 � LOG CLOSED i PRINT OFF � T ax Id ............ ...... Worker Comp Exp Date..... Telephone ................ RESTAURANT (C)-LIMITED PER PAYMENT AND INSPECTION NOTICE FROM RICH JENTS.--LAP-LIC 7/12/95 SIDEWALK CAFE LICENSE REMOVED PER C.R. PER LETTER DATED 6/28/95 FROM PHIL BYRNE. RESTRICTIONS RELATING TO THE SIDEWALK CAFE HAVE ALSO BEEN REMOVED.--LAP^LTC 1756987 06/O1/94 224-4640 Press 'C' to continue, 'P' to print, or 'R' to redisplay... Alt-Z FOR HELP� VT102 � FDX � 9600 E71 � LOG CLOSED � PRINT OFF f CTI'Y OF SAINT PAUL A'orm Coleman, Mayor April 15, 1994 OFFtCE OF LiCEtvSE, INSPECIIO!�S AND E'�'VIRO!v'M&'�TAL PROTFC170�v � Rnberr Kessler, D�rcrm� � f � V IICENSE AND , Tetephone: 6I2-2E69I00 A'SPEC770TS Farsimile:612-2669114 350 St Peter Sveet Suiu 300 Saint Pau{ MtnnesarQ SSIO2 Dear Saint Pau1 Food Establishment Licensee: As warat weather approaches, a number of Saint Paul Food Establishments will again be placing tables on the sidewalks adjacent to the licensed premises. In 1992, the Saint Paul City Council established guidelines to encourage sidewalk ca£es by revising Chapter 106 of the Legislative Code. Our experience with the sidewalk cafes has been generally positive, and they appear to be popular in the neighborhoods and downtown. However, there are procedures that must be followed, as estal�lished in the code revisions. The ordinance allows tables on the sidewalk if the following conditions are met: - A minimum clearance width of thirty six inches must be maintained on the public sidewalk at all times. - No tables, chairs, or other furnishings can be left on the sidewalk when the cafe is not open. - Alcoholic beverages cannot be allowed on the sidewalk. - Food cannot be grepared outdoors without approval from the Environmental Health Section. Please contact Gary Pech.�nann at (612j 266-9136 - The licensee must file a certificate of insurance with the Office of License, Inspections, and Environmental Protection in order to place tables on the sidewalk. The certificate must show proof o£ general liability of at least $500,OOOiand must show that the coverage extends to the area used for the sidewalk cafe�. The City of Saint Paul must also be named as an additional insured on the certificate. - There is no license fee for a sidewalk cafe. � d� .� � � b� "~ o c a�i iw� ' 00 dUz o �' a�� N �� . ,�+, s U .� •a a� � w� � z. � � � For your convenience, a copy of the sidewalk cafe ordinance �� and a blank certificate of insurance are enclosed. Please �� submit your insurance with a written description of the proposed sidewalk cafe area. When the insurance certificate is approved, I will send you a license certificate for your establishment that includes the sidewalk area. Please 2et me know if you have any questions, or if I can help you in any way with your sidewalk cafe application. Sincerely, ��'""I..l.:: �...-. �. �J� �`� � �� Christine A. Rozek License Manager 266-9114 CAR/cm Enclosure cc: Mayor City Council � `_ ► a-� Chapter 106. Restrictions on Use of Sidewalks, Streets, Etc. Sec. 106.01. Obstruction. (a) Encumbrances or obstnzctions prohibited. No person shall encumber or obstruct any sidewalk, lane, alley, public ground, public landing, wharf or pier, or other public place by placing thereon or therein any building-materials, carriages, carts, wagons, sZeighs, boxes, lumber, firewood, posts, awning or any other materials or substance whatever. (b) Sidewalk cafe exemption. Any food estahlishment which operates a restaurant and is licensed under Chapter 331 0£ the Legislative Code, may, with notice to the license inspector, expand the operation of that restaurant onto a part, and only that part, of the public sidewalk which immediately adjoins the licensed premises (hereafter referred to as "sidewalk caPe'�). The following restrictions shall apply; provided, however, that the license inspector may without adverse hearing procedures impose additional reasonable restrictions or withdraw approval upon the operation of any sidewalk cafe where necessary in the -judgement of the license inspector to protect the public health, safety or welfare or to prevent a nuisance from developing or continuing: (1) No sidewalk cafe shall be permitted in any portion of the public sidewalk where normal pedestrian traffic flow is obstructed. A minimum clearance width of thirty-six (36) inches must be maintained on the public sidewalk at all times. (2) No tables, chairs or any other furnishings, except plant tubs, shall be placed in the area used for the sidewalk cafe during any period when the sidewalk cafe is not open and being operated. While such cafe is in operation, all tables and chairs shall be kept in a clean, sanitary condition. (3} The use of a portion of the public sidewalk as a sidewalk cafe sha11 not be an exclusive use. All public improvements, including, but not limited to, trees, light poles, traffic signals, pull boxes or manholes, or any public-initiated maintenance procedures, shall take precedence over said use of the public sidewalk at all times. (4} No alcoholic beverages shall be allowed in the sidewalk cafe at any time. Such activity is governed by subsection 409.06(e)(2) of this Legislative Code. (5) As part of a sidewalk cafe, no plant tub shall be located or maintained: -�� a. Without the approval of the director of public works; b. In any alley; c. At any location where the distance from the face of the curb to the inside sidewalk is less than eight (8} feet; d. At any location less than fi£ty (50) feet from the nearest point of intersection with a street, except eighty (80) feet in bus loading areas, unless the director of public works shall approve; e. Any closer than ten (10) inches from the face of the curb; and f. At any location which, in the opinion of the director of public works, interferes with pedestrian traffic. (6) It shall be the duty of the licensed food establishment to maintain each plant tub at all times in a safe condition at its proper location and to inspect each such tub periodically in order that it may be properly maintained. Trees or plants and their tubs shall at all times be kept in a neat, clean and presentable condition. No advertising matter or sign or writing of any kind shall be displayed upon any tree or plant or its tub. (7) No sidewalk cafe exemption shall be effective unless the licensee has filed with the license and permit division evidence of insurance insuring the licensee against liability imposed by law arising out of the ownership, maintenance or operation of such sidewalk cafe in an amount to be established by the city's risk manager. The city shall be named an additional insured in the policy, providing such insurance and such policy shall further provide that it may not be canceled excepC upon ten (10) or more day's written notice filed with the license and permit division. (Code 1956, § 209.01; C.F. No. 92-1161, § 1, 8-27-92) Sec. 106.02. Sweepiags, etc., on sidewalks. No person shall throw or deposit, or permit to be thrown or deposited, any snow, ice, dirt, paper, filth or the sweepings of any house, store, shop or office, or any other material, other than sand or ashes used for the purpose of preventing slipperiness, on or into any street, sidewalk, lane, alley or public ground of the city; provided, however, that this section shall not be construed as forbidding the throwing or depositing �� I/ vY upon the street of snow which has fallen upon the public sidewalks. No person shall sweep, push or in any manner whatsoever deposit any sweepings of the interior of any house, store, shop or office onto the public sidewalk fronting said premises, or into the street, alley or lane abutting said walk or premises. (Code 1956, § 209.02) Sec. 106.03. Removinq qiavel, etc. No person shall dig, reaove or carry away, or cause the same to be done, any stone, earth, sand or gravel from any street, lane, alley or public ground within the City of Saint Paul. (Code 1956, § 209.03) sec. 106.04. Repair of wagons, etc. No person shall suffer any carriage, wagon, cart, sleigh or sled, for the purpose of being repaired, or Por any other purpose, to remain or stand in any street or lane, for more than one hour. (Code 1956, § 209.04) sec. 106.05. Throwing stones, etc. IC shall not be lawful for any person to throw stones or other missiles on any street, lane or alley within the limits of the city; nor for any person to shoot arrows or coast with sleds on any of the public streets. (Code 1956, § 209.05) Bec. 106.06. Slidinq and coursiag. No person shall slide or course upon hand sleds, skates or in any other manner, in or upon any sidewalk, street, lane, alley or public gzound in said city. (Code 1956, § 209.06) Sec. 106.07, Znjuriag streets, etc. No person shall make any drain, ditch or bridge across any street, lane, alley or public ground in said city, so as to injure the same or obstruct its passage. (Code 1956, § 209.07) Sec. 106.08. Buildings oa. No person shall build, or place any building, in whole or in - q,�-ia� part, upon any street, alley, sidewalk or other public ground within the City of Saint Paul. (Code 1956, § 209.08) Sec. 106.09. Merchandise, sale. No person or persons shall place, or suffer to be placed, upon any sidewalk in the City of Saint Paul, any goods, wares or merchandise, for sale or show, beyond the front line of the lot where such goods may be so exposed. (Code 1956, § 209.09) Sec. 106.10. Rubbish, etc. No person shall pile, deposit or place, or cause or permit to be deposited, piled or placed, any rubbish, wood, coal or merchandise, dirt, impediment or obstruction of any kind, upon or over any sidewalk or crossing in said city, nor to occupy or obstruct any sidewalk or crossing, so as to interfere with the convenient use of the same by all passengers. (Code 1956, § 209.10) Sec. 106.11. Receivinq ox deliverinq merchandise. 23o person or persons receiving or delivering goods, wares or merchandise in the City of Saint Paul shall place or keep upon, or suffer to be placed or kept upon, any sidewalk any goods, wares or merchandise which he or they may be receiving or delivering without leaving a passageway clear upon such sidewalk where such goods may be of four (4) feet wide for the use of pedestrians; and no person or persons receiving or delivering such goods shall suffer the same to remain on such sidewalk (subject, nevertheless, to the foregoing restrictions) for a longer period than twenty-four (24) hours. (COde 1956, § 209.11) Sec. 106.12. Auctions. No person or persons shall sell or attempt to sell, or shall cry for sale at public auction, in the City of Saint Paul any goods, chattels or personal property whatever to any person or persons upon the sidewalks or streets within the city so as to collect a crowd upon the sidewalks and streets, whereby the free passage thereof to any person or persons is prevented or hindered. This section shall include licensed auctioneers of the city. And it is hereby made the express duty of the chief of police, and all police officers of said city, to cause the strict observance of this and all other ordinances relative to the obstruction of sidewalks and streets within said city. " City of Saint Paut O�ce of License, Inspections and Environmentai Protution 350 St Peter Sueet Suite 300; Saint Paui, Minnesota 55102 Uniform Certifieate of Insurance °��.1 �d� This certifies that the Insurance Company, a licensed Minnesota company, has issued tLe following policy to: ApplicanUCompany Name Doing Business az TYPE OF LICENSE OR PERMIT VIIV # (serial #of vehicles (You have an opdon of filing CONTINUOUS insurance. If des'ued, place CONTINUOUS in the box mazked "Policy Exp. Date".) NOTE: A 30 day notice of cancellation is required unless otherwi5e specified in the Saint Paul Le�islative Code. TYPE OF Workers' Geaerai Liability BodilY �.IuTS' Each Occ�urence Aggregate $ $ $ $ $ $ Properry Damage Combined BI and PD BodilY �.1•�P� Person) Automobile Liability $ Bodily Inj.(per accident) $ Property Damage $ $ $ $ Combined BI and PD $ $ Excess Liability Umbrella Combined BI and PD $ $ Please take notice that signature by a licensed Minnesota agent means that the City of St Paul, its officers, agents and employees are an additional insured as and W the extent required by, and coverage is pmvided to the limits specffied in, the applicable chapter of the Saint Paul Legislative Code pertaining to the issuance of the above mentioned license/permit TLis certificate of insurance neither affumatively nor negatively amends, alters, or extends the covenge afforded by Policy Number issued by Insurance Company. Sigiazure of Licensed Minnewta Agent JI15U2'2[ICC COIIIFI3II}' $trceL Date City, State, Zip: FORM APPROVED BY: POLICY � POLICY � POLICY , LIABILITY LIMI'CS (in thousands) ��-iyr RESTRICTTONS INQUIRY SCREEN LICENSE ID: 14679 DBA:ROSEY'S COFFEEHOUSE NOTE: 1:CONDITIONS AGREED TO ON 4/21/94 BY LIEP RESOLUTION 2:1. OUTDOOR SEATING AREA WILL BE CLOSED BY 11PM 3:EACH EVENING. TABLES AND CHAIRS WILL BE STORED INS 4:IDE WHEN THE OUTDOOR AREA IS CLOSED. 5:2. TABLES AND CHAIRS WILL BE PLACED OUT IN FRONT O 6:OF THE LICENSED PREMISE ONLY, UNLESS WRITTEN 7:PERMISSION IS OBTAINED FROM NEIGH$ORING BUSINESSES 8: TO USE THEIR SIDEWALK. 9:3. THE AREA WILL BE PATROLLED BY EMPLOYEES OF THE lO:LICENSEE TO MAINTAIN A LITTER FREE SEATING AREA. 11;4. THE LICENSEE WILL DEVISE A BARRIER SO THAT THE 12:REQTJIRED 36" PASSAGE IS MAINTAINED AT ALL TIMES. 13: 14: 15: Date: Jun 15 Alt—Z FOR HELP° VT102 ° FDX ° 9600 N81 ° LOG CLOSED ° PRINT OFF ° � � In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industries '— INC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse — City's Exh. No. 3 °I�- � �!' BUSINESS LICENSE MANAGER SCREEN License ID 14679 Name JEFF ROSENKRANZ Trans£er from License ID 14679 Transfer to License IA Street Number 1160 Street Direction Unit 114 Street Name CUSHING Street Type CIRCLE City ST PAUL State MN Zip 55108 Phone 6421159 Notes 1:5/4/94 - INSURANCE RECEIVED AND APPROVED FOR SIDEW Env Notes 2:ALK CAFE. 3:4/21f94 - APPLICANT AGREED TQ CONDITIONS TO BE PLA 4:CED ON THE RESTAURANT LICENSE. 5:5/3J94 - APPLICANT SUBMITTED A LETTER FROM THE NEI 6:GHBORING DRUG STQRE GIVING HIM PERMISSION T� USE D 7:RUG STORE SIDEWALK FOR HIS SIDEWALK CAFE CAR/LIC 8:OK 1/10/95 R JENTS 1: 2: 3: 4: Date: Jun 15 A1�-Z FOR HEI,P° VT102 ° FDX ° 9600 N81 ° L,OG CLOSED ° PRINT OFF ° ��—� � In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industries '— INC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse — City's Exh. 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X � � S � T �'i � ,�� i5 � ��-�� tc, � �� .n1r; � -�-c�s ls . �' CITY OF SAINT PAUL A�orrt� Colemart, Mayor June 15, 1995 Jeff Rosenkranz/Owner 613 Grand Avenue Saint Paul, MN 55102 RE: Sidewalk Cafe Restrictions Dear Mr. Rosenkranz, OFf$CE OP LICL-NSE, INSPECI70NS A!�D ��/ E�`VIRO!�ME:VI'AL PROTL-CTIO� �y �'' i Roberz Kesslcr, Direcror « townr anorr_ssro.vni. ➢ti1LD1NG Suite 300 350 St. Peier Sneet SaintPaul, Minnesota 55102-I510 Tclephone: 612-166-9090 Facsin�lle: 672-?66-9099 61?-2669I24 Yestezday, June 14, 1995, Kris Schweinier and I visited Rosey's Coffee House twice in response to continuing complaints from the neighborhood regarding the behavior of your patrons in the sidewalk cafe area. We have received complaints of excessive noise, litter, loitering, and expansion of your sidewalk cafe area beyond your storefront. During our discussion with Jan, who is apparently the manager of the shop, it became apparent that store personnel are not aware of the restrictions that you have agreed to regarding the operation of the sidewalk cafe. The license restrictions are as follows: 1. Outdoor seating area will be closed by 11:00 PM each evening, Tables and chairs will be stored inside when the outdoor area is closed. 2. Tables and chairs will be placed out in front of the licensed premise on1y, unless written permission is obtained from neighboring businesses to use their sidewalk. 3 C9 The area will be patrolled by employees of the licensee to maintain a litter-free seating area. The licensee will devise a barrier so that the required 36" passage is maintained at a11 times. � � In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industries — INC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse — City's Exh. No. 6 Page 2 R _ � Jeff Rosenkranz/Rosey's o�6-!a� Please reinforce with your employees the importance of controlling patron activities and of compliance with your license restrictions. If your establishment continues to have an adverse impact on the neighborhood, this office will take action to remove our permission for sidewalk tables. Sincerely, � , . � , ��.��„� �� i�ti��.� Christine A. Rozek J (`\ Deputy Direction 266-9108 cc: Robert Kessler/Director Officer pon Hase/SPPD Kris Schweinler/LIEP Rich Jents/LIEP '' � � OFFIC�F THE CITl' ATTORNEY� � � 7anovry �S'AaomeY � C ll l �i' .7LyL�1 ra�lJL CivilDivision Norm Colexwn, Mayor 400 Ciry Half Telephone 612 266-8710 15 Wett Kellogg BSvd Fauimile: 612 298•5619 Saint Pau{ Mn�+erota SSZ02 June 28, 1995 Jeff J. Rosenkranz Rozenkranz Industries, Inc. dba Rosey's Coffeehouse 613 Grand Avenue West Saint Paul, Minnesota 55102 RE: All licenses held by Rozenkranz Industries, Inc., dba Rosey's Coffeehouse for the premises Zocated at 613 Grand Avenue West, Saint Paul. Our File Number: G95-0279 Dear Mr. Rosenkranz: This letter is for two purposes. First, you are hereby notified, on behalf of the Director of the Office of License, Inspections and Environmental Protection, that he has withdrawn approval of the operation of the sidewalk cafe in front of or associated with your business premises at 613 Grand Avenue. This action is taken pursuant to Section 106.01(b) of the Saint Paul Legislative Code. This action is based on the fact that the operation of your sidewalk cafe has resulted in danger to the public health, safety and welfare, and in the creation of a nuisance in the neighborhood adjacent to your business. You should immediately discontinue the sidewalk cafe, and remove and store all tables and fixtures that were used for those purposes. It is your obligation to prevent patrons and customers from taking any tables or chairs out of your establishment to place on the public sidewalk. Failure to comply with this-notice, and fai2ure to discontinue the sidewalk cafe, and failure to prevent your tables and chairs from being taken ont of the establishment, will constitute grounds for adverse action against your licenses. Second, the nuisance situation and your failure to control it also constitutes a present basis for adverse action against your licenses. Specifically, the sidewalk cafe has on numerous occasions resulted in obstruction of the sidewalk. You have also allowed tables and chairs to be located on the public sidewalk which immediately adjoins the business next door to you. You have violated the conditions placed upon the sidewalk cafe, specifical2y in not closing the outside area at 11:00 p.m. every day and taking the tables and chairs inside. The area has not been Iitter-free. � In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Ind� — INC dlb/a Rosey's Coffeehouse City's Exh. No. 7 � � ��1��' -2- Finally, you have permitted entertainment on the premises without obtaining the necessary license. If you do not dispute the allegations or facts, or agree that a violation occurred, but want to have the opportunity to speak to the Council to argue for the lightest possible penalty under all the circumstances, please call Peter Pangborn at 266-8776 to work out the procedures. If yon contest th the necessary ste hearing examiner a you will know when hearing will be. responsible for co not appear and/or e allegations or dispute the facts, I will take ps to schedule a hearing before an independent nd provide you with a proper notice of hearing so and where to appear, and what the basis for the Please respond within ten days. You may be sts if I schedule a hearing thereafter and you do contest the facts. Very truZy yaurs, , , �� Philip . Byrne Assistant City Attorney cc: Jeff J. Rosenkranz, 1260 Cushing Circle, St. Paul, MN 55108 Robert Kessler, Director, LIEP Frank Staffenson, Deputy Dizector, LIEP i STATE OF MINNESOTA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF RAMSEY ) ! ��-1�� AFFIDA4IT OF SEROICE BY MAIL JOANNE G. CLEMENTS, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that on June 29, 1995, she served the attached LETTER on the fallowing named person by placing a true and correct copy thereof in an envelope addressed as follows: Jeff J. Rosenkranz Rosenkranz Industries, Inc. dba Rosey's Coffeehouse 613 Grand Avenue West St. Paul, MN. 55102 Jeff J. Rosenkranz 1160 Cushing Circle St. Paul, MN. 55108 (which is the last known addresses the same, with postage prepaid, in Paul, Minnesota. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 29th day of June, 1995. , / � ! � : � ��., � . � . � i � AELVA J. FLOYD lprnxte�C-tara�sot� . �R� EY�OO�U �' of said person) and depositing the United States mails at St. � STATE OF MINNESOTA } ) ss. COUNTY OF RAMSEY ) � °��'�a� AFFIDAVIT OF SEROICE BY MAIL JOANNE G. CLEMENTS, being first duly sworn, deposes and says that on July 7, 1995, she served the attached LETTER on the following named person by placing a true and correct copy thereof in an envelope addressed as follows: Jeff J. Rosenkranz 1150 Hennepin Avenue Apt. 606 Minneapolis, MN. 55403 (which is the last known address of said person} and depositing the same, with postage prepaid, in the United States mails at St. Paul, Minnesota . /'\ �-� � Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of July, 1995. ��-�- � I -""v�,` ' �� N t r Pu ic , . , KATMRYM J. MciAUGHLtN � A�TARY PUBUC- MtNNESOtA _ RAMSEY COUN7Y , � My Comm. E�ires J6n. 3I.2000 ��-�a�' From: KristinaSchweinler (SCHWEINL) To: KESSLER Date: Tuesday, July 11, 2995 8:03 am Subject: ROSIE'S A2ID ARBUCKEL'S NST TO LET YOU RNOW THAT I CHECKED ARBUCKEL'S AND THEY UP.ROSIE'S DID HAVE THE TABELS OUT I WENT IN AND TALKED PARENTE THE SAME PERSON THAT CHRISTIDiE AND I TALKED TO I INFORMED HER I WOULD BE SENDING A TAG. CCS ATTORNEY:BYRNE WERE LOCKED TO KRISTINA LAST WEEK. • re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Ind� — II�TC d/b ItyRosEe h Noffgeehou 9 - .+�+`. -. . . �.,n�:�r-- �. �:.. �..w_� � � ��S^�,� _ J � e�'�=az""c. . �� `` �, � � � - '� .. .� = r �?� r .,_ , .�.. - q:� 1 Y �:w' � :�i::.N�...,. b � .:; �A R -. 4 ��ti. ytkj e" �d �� >.< r Y � � . S `i� � �� C \ �� A r iX, .�� , � t; , F Y � p � S Y : x �. A' ' S r - ` / _." �u dli li �r IY11�� 4 � #'si i 1 �r1�� ± s � � I � DENTtST + � 611 :i t � �,�.- �.�. ,� ".._. +A : d �� ...----�- ��.�� ;�—�r �—� n� s � .��.,t � ,.�v��x uvr�iunrLii�,iv Ivl�rch 1945- Re�wood fence that went across the front of praperty on Dal? was knocked ciown Painting and markings done on the front steps-we ha�e been unable to get thes� off Railing on fr�nt parch ti�as knacked �own Vulgar words �vere written into the wet cement on the sidewalk in from of 647 Grand. NSP was called and thev came out and recoated the area but. you can still see the writing Almost on a daily basis we need to go out and clean up coffee cups, WY'�3�iBi "a, �ic"8i C�'1"a £Yitl Y30t�BS, WiiiB ° JO��i"c"a Ci�3S'8iC8 WPa�i�ilil�S BSiu �0Ti82'�� garbage. Fgpr�]n�eP.r has�p gpnp p�t aprl a�kPrl r n,aC�ip tn IT�dEf� fd'o?Ti Slt$llig On OLti"�POnr steps and t�ey resoon�i with wlgar Ian�uage and are very nt�le. This is a �ieilness Genter and these peopte are out there smoking and drinking. Emplayees and patrons of the coffae shop park in vur private parkin� lot c`."ak7lig U�i Sj3�C2S tI118t S1'E iGi Otii ciien�s and patients. A nurr�ber of times we hw�ae had patients not sh.ou° up fcr thair a�gai�ents aru' t�'�s� �al; later and say �he;� cou!d net find an�� placs to park se the�� :��ent back home. A n�Iml�er crf t.imes we hav� s�en peo�le com� �round t.h� c�rner fr�m tkle generai area of t�e caffee shop an� they Will come into our yard and urinate on tne building netct door and next to our building. When v�e nave walked out ta i�e sicie�vaik a�aer tliis we have seen the p�ople sitting at th� cc�iiee siiop. � ■ In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industries' — INC d/b/a Rosey 's Coffeehouse — City's Exh. No. 10 ��.►�' b-15-95 Driving by abaut l I:00pm after attending a meeting there R�ere appraxitriately 4G kius aut si�ing an the s�teps anci in front of ih� tiaildin�. Using the cell phone the patice were calle�. 6-2�-OS Several beer bo+�t.les and s*rine bott!es �=ere fcund in the side yar� this morning when we came in these v�ere not here yesterday aftemaon. 7-03-95 tUhen we came in this morning {from the weekend} we found a chair in front of our steps, garoage all o�er ihe yard, and someone had dug up our �a��ilen in frant of the hause. T}iis gara�n g�es up tt�e hill in fr�ont af the building on �ale 7-OS-95 The ;=ard ha� all sorts of garbage in it ±hat neede� tc be cleaned up. 7-1�-95 Spo�e t.o �i�r ga.rdener she st�.tecl tha.t t.he eost to replace and _fix_ the pulled out an damaged flvwers is approximately $100.00 7-14-95 Tha mail person brought us the mail and in the mail was a letter that was mailed at the mailbax on the came; of Grartd and Dale an� a�meane set th� mailbox or, fire therefore this letter was damaged 7-19-95 About 9:00 thi� morning we notioed that Colleen from Dr. Daub's wa� �ut fant speaking t6 a�otice a�cer. i r. i,zu �vent �ut arid they showed him t.hat painting �n the front af ;he �f ;c� ar�� u'�e scra�i;,g of t�he gtass on #he !oor u�:ere '°seek" was zNritte.^.. A?so t,he air ccnditior.e:, which sits on our proper�y had beer. spray painte�. There was an empty vyine case sitting in o»r front yard �nd o�h�r garbage h�cl been throuan in the vzrrl and the flnw�r beds. i-2i 75 iblare fo�vers hau be�n pullec� out of aur flowv� garden and some �;ere ieit on our front steps. Again there was garbage and beer ca� and b�tttes teft a11 cver. Therz yvas als�'�roker� �'ass. Garbage ar,d such rvas aut in frcnt af 511 Grand and this needed ta tiv swept up. W�7P_,Il WP_. �VP_,f�? Q�X=1�?Pt_Ei1��T�4 t}��, eSCti"P_,Tjl� }7�?f �I��?TP_, WZS VPN �IIlIm3I g�rbag� or notice of anything. '1'he Deapie wha live in the neighbarhoocl saicl that the crowds were not around during those times and tnat it was quite pleasant anti peaceful at ni�ht. °�� 8-�71-45 tl skull and bones was spray painted on the dentist office autside wall that faces our buildin� 8-018-95 com cobs were found all over our yard this morning along z�ith cig butts and pop cans According to our estimation these problems started after Roseys opened and the kids started hanging around at all hours of the day and night. G - i7 -� � ��" � � C� n� .� w h,,� l� �.�-� � c� ��-�.c� _ �c�xr-.Q toa-K t�. �c�, ; �l:�Jti, C�''� ��,, �p�-,�-r ��gti,. o � �n.o ��_ t�� t�� cl c�,p l;� -� �� n�.-.� �,.rJ. �� c�c� �` Q �� ,` tr �-�.�s. �LC� � �' ��`� RE: Rosey's Coffeehouse — 1995 Infractions Because of the construction on Grand Avenue through April and May, I did not record any problems wiih the coffeehouse. There was the usual array of skateboazdin�, tables all over the place, including into the street itself, and general trashiness, but the construction was so overwhelmin� that these problems were moot for those two months. BeLinnina on the 2nd of June, following the completion of construction, a record was kept, Fri., 2 Jun Sun., 4 Jun 9:30 p.m. 25 people (mostly teen-a�ers?) along the whole length of the building, from the drug store to the dentist's office; some sitting on parked cars. 8 p.m. 8 chairs in front of dentist's offce, 2 tables in front of the coffee shop, 1 table in front of the dru�store (call made to Iicense inspector, Christine Rozek: hereafter C.R.); no trash cans available, no rope or stanchion delineatin� appropriate sidewalk area; cups, napkins, fruit drink bottles on sidewalk and some on our side of the street. Fri., 9 Jun 12 noon Sat., IO Jun 9 a.m. 1 p.m. Sun., 11 Jun 4 p.m. Photo (#1): general tzashiness, cigazette butts. 2 photos (#2, #3) taken: showing trash and filth at 9 a.m.! 2 phoios (#4, #5) taken: showing identical mess, note different patron in window! 2 photos (#6, #7) taken: showing spread and mish-mash of chairs and tables. 10 p.m. People sitting from one-third of Yhe drugstore all the way across the dentist's office (18 total); still ovt at 11 p.m.; junk on chiropractor's lawn, peaple sitting on his steps. Mon., 12 Jun 6 p.m. Photo (#8) taken from the window. Poor photo, cannot shoot through screen. Would have shown a dozen kids lounging and lyin� across the sidewalk. 7 p.m. Phone call made to C.R.; 5 kids lying on the sidewalk, trash all over. � Tue., 13 Jun 10 p.m. 6 p.m. 10 p.m. Wed., 14 Jun 7:30 a.m. Evening Thu., 15 Jun 7 a.m. 10:15 p.m. Patrons spread out from dentisYs office across the drugstore, 6 to 8 chairs. Phone call to C.R. Phone calls to C.R. 2 times and police called 2 times; 30 plus kids, some playing chicken in the road (lying across the road), fireworks being shot off; some kids stop a car, much yelling of "fuck you," etc., etc. Phone call made to C.R. Note: tables and chairs aze within the proper boundaries! Remazkable. Phone call to C.R. Note: no dirt noticed, employee actually sweeping in front of the place. [Noted for its singularity.� Phone call to C.R.; 20+ kids blocking the entire sidewalk, still outside at 11:30 p,m. . In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Indu� – 1– — TNC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse City's Exh. No. 11 °� � .� a-b' Fri., 16 Jun Sat., 17 Jun Sun., 18 Jun I�TOte: no stanchions or boundary markers set up, no trash cans set up, too many chairs for the le�al and available space, nothing removed at 11 p.m., junk and trash on our side of the street, junk in the street; no hovrly or even daily clean-up. I�Tote: excessive noise, loitering; suspect curfew violations; beer, booze and dope being used? Aftemoon Phone call from Dr. Lamben: he called polzce last night: 20 to 30 kids outside at 11 p.m. 8:30 p.m. Extra tables outside boundaries. 11 p.m. Midnight Kids on Lambert's properry, tables and chairs in front of the dentist's office, kids sitting all along the drugstore area. A mess of cups, spilIs, napkins, garba�e; 3 chairs stiIl outside. ' 8 a.m. 4 photos (#9-#12) taken of the trash in front of the buildings and 1 photo (#13) of front of Dr. Lambert's. : went Yo the side of Lambert's, between Lambert's and the dentist's offce, where the kids go all night: it smells like a urinal. (Doesn't Rosey's provide a bathroom?) Dozens of cigarette butts in Lambert's gazden, on his retaining wall and ground into the gravei. One neighbor telis me he had a 4-year-old boy help do some cleaning up on Saturday morning. 8 p.m. People suntanning in front of the buildings. 8-10 p.m. Mon., 19 7un 6 a.m. r�:�� Spread out all over the place over in front of the dentist's office, tables and 6 chairs in front of the drugstore, cups haifway down the drugstore property, slop aII over the place. Photo (#14) taken showing cups, trash, etc., spilled coffee and liquids. I counted 120+ cigarette butts from the dentisYs and chiropractor's border to the first third of the drugsiore. Photo is an attempt to show the details of the general filth. Had suggested that Rosey's: — stay within its boundazies as prescribed by law; — 2 tables, 6 to 8 chairs maximum, chairs and tables of some uniform design; — strict enforcement of no sitring or loitering beyond those boundaries; — close outside operation at 10 p.m.; — expect stanchions, ropes, a barricade delineating the proper boundaries; — trash receptacles available outside; — sweep as needed, especiatly at night (but not into the street); — wash sidewalks every morning, using trisodium or some environmentally sound cleanser; �� `� �' ��"� — employees must police the azea including the dentisYs and chiropractor's office, the street and the curbs, and our side of the street; and — tables and chairs, when out, must be kept clean with a baz towel and trash removed regularly as soon as patrons leave. Called C.R. at 6:30 or 7 a.m.; called at 9 a.m.; called at 10 a.m.: not there. (She did call my work number at 10:36 a.m.) 8-9 p.m. Chairs in front of drugstore and dentisYs; 2 chairs at curb an@ 1 between ihe curb and the building, blocking the walkway. Tue., 20 Jun 10:30 p.m. 10 tables and chairs in front of the drug sTOre space. 11 p.m. Wed., 21 7un 730 a.m. Phone call to C.R. 5 kids sitting in Lambert's yard, 2 are tossing frisbees into his hedge and then running through the hedge, Police called but kids leave before they come. Whoever is opening is actually sweeping, which is nice, but he is sweeping it into the street. 10:30 p.m. Chairs all across the dentisYs office. Thu., 22 Jun 5 a.m. Trash spread from the chiropractor's and dentist's office aIl the way across the drugstore and into the street. Junk all over the piace. Note: C.R. must have talked to them: they are actually sweeping and someone even did a washing of the sidewalk area!! 8 a.m. 9 p.m. Fri., 23 Jun-Fri., 30 Jun Fri., 30 7un 8 p.m. Stil] no appazent policy regazding cleaning, compliance and general litter, but it seems to be better. Junk in front of the dentisYs and chiropractor's, not swept up. 1 table and 6 chairs in front of the dentist's office. On vacation, nothing noted. Again outside the limits, 1 table in front of dentist's, 1 in front of drugstore: no responsibility being taken; dentisYs office seems to be used as a bike rack. 11 p.m. They're still open, with people sitting outside; no cteaning, no closing; still no trash receptacle. Sat., 1 Jul 8 a.m. C.R. called. Afternoon Seems to be okay. Someone even swept and used a dustpan. Sun., 2 Jul 5 p.m. 9 p.m. Mon., 3 Jul Tables east of the dentist's door, over into the chimpractor's property, C.R. called. Chairs across the drugstore and aIl across the dentisYs office, even beyond his door. No tables or chairs noted. �� /� `� - Tue., 4 Jul Wed., 5 Jul Thu., 6 Jul Fri., 7 Jul Sat., 8 JuI Sun., 9 Jul Mon., 10 7ui Tue., 11 Jul 7-10 p.m. Chairs in front of the drugstore and the dentist's office (it continues to be a problem, there are no stanchions, boundaries aze undelineated). 10 p.m. 2 chairs outside the perimeters, cups all over the sidewalk. Received copy of city attomey's letter to Rosenkrantz today (letter was dated 22 Jun). PresumabIy the owner has known about the problems and violations and that his Iicense was in jeopazdy for the past two weeks and has continued to aliow the infractions. Phone call made to C.R. 11:30 p.m. Chairs stiIl out in front, second call to C.R. 6 p.m. 3 chairs in front; called C.R. 9:45 p.m. 3 chairs stil] outside. 7 a.m. 3 tables and 4 chairs outside, set up outside of the establishment. Call made to C.R. 12:30 p.m. 3 chairs in front. Call made to C.R. 3 p.m. Chairs gone. 6 p.m. 3 chairs out again and junk all over sidewalk. 9 p.m. 3 chairs continue to be outside. No supervision, no responsibility. NOTE: This is 16 days post-notice from the city attorney's office! 7 a.m. Not open. From my porch, there aze b visible (large) pieces of trash right out in front, at least cup-size or lazger. 9:30 p.m. 1 table, 1 chair in front of drugstore; 2 chairs in front of � dentist's door. Phone call made to C.R. 7:30-11:30 a.m. Bottles and junk, etc., in front of dentisYs office. 10:30 p.m. Kids sitting on ground all along the dentist's office space. 7 a.m. Trash on the sidewalk, no sweeping at night. '1:30 a.m. The place opens: 2 motorcycles park up on the sidewalk and go in. Thu., 13 Jvl 10 p.m. Fri., 14 Jul 9 a.m. Sun., 16 Jul 8 p.m. Wed., 19 Jul 10 p.m. Thu., 20 Jul 9 a.m. Fri., 21 Jul 6:30 a.m. Tue., 25 Jul 10 p.m. 6 are sitting on the chiropractor's steps! Phone call made to C.R. 8 to IO are congregated and sitting across the azea. 3 chairs outside, 6 people sitting out there. Phone call made to C.R. NOTE: 24 days post-notice. 6 people sitting in front of Rosey's, 3 in front of the druLstore, trash all over the place. Phone call to C.R. 2 motorcycles pazked on sidewalk. Trash all across the denast's office to the drugstore, in the street and on our side of the sueet; chiropracYOr's sign has been trashed. Phone call made to C.R. 3 sitting in front of drugstore, 2 in front of the coffeehouse; trash, glass, spills all across the area. Pbone cal] made to C.R. � � ��a� Thu., 27 Jul Fri., 28 Jul Sat., 29 Jul 11:20 p.m. 3 in front of drugstore with cups sitting beside them, cups all across the dentist's office, bottles in front of the chiropractor's office, chairs out in front of the coffee shop with 2 people sitting on them. Phone call made to C.R. NOTE: 35 days post-notice. 6:15 p.m. 2 chaus in front of the coffee shop. Phone call made to C.R. (cailed C.R.'s pager at 6:15 p.m., 225-0261: no response). 12:30 p.m. Chairs in front of the coffeehouse. Phone call made to C.R_ 7 p.m. Chairs aze still out there. 1030 p.m. Gazbage a�ain across the area, people sitting in front of the drugstore and 2 are sitting or leaning on cazs. Wed., 2 Aug 9:30 p.m. Chairs outside, trash all over the place. Phone catl made to C.R. NOTE: 41 days (6 weeks!) post-notice. 10:30 p.m. Skateboazds up and down the street and sidewalk: police called. (Gettin� very angry. Asked the police to do something.) Thu., 3 Aug Fri., 4 Aug Talked to Dr. Lambert today (and Kathy) and Colleen at Dr. Daub's; graffiti has shown up again. Momin� Returned a call from C.R.: setting administrative conference with an AL7. Goal: no sidewalk permit at all, and perhaps ouYright revocation. Considerin� the consistent and incredible def ance and negligence shown by this establishment, outright revocation is appropriate. 11 p.m. 15 kids aze lined up from one-half of the drugstore all across the dentist's office, blocking the sidewalk; trash all over the place; skateboazding in the street from curb to curb and from the corner all the way past the chiropractor's building; they're sitting on our side of the street, parked all over the place, swearing, etc. L.eaving on trip: a.m. graffiti on the side of the dentisYs office again, dozens of cigazette butts and trash all over the place in front of the dentisY s, in front of the chiropractor's, gazbaae all over. Fri., 4 Aug-Sat., 12 Aug On vacation, nothing noted. Fri., 11 Aug 11:15 p.m. Ms. Lapore had to call the cops, 10 to IS kids spread out, playing guitars and carrying on. Sat., 12 Aug Afternoon A fight between a couple of the patrons, cops called, Sun., 13 Aug $vening 2 dogs barking, S kids in a circle biocking the sidewalk, spread out across the drugstore and dentisYs office again. Wed., 16 Aug 10:30 p.m. 21 people from ihe middle of the drugsYOre (2nd panel), across the coffeehouse, and then across the dentisYs and the chiropractor's o�ce. I�TOTE: chairs aze out again (55 days post-notice), cups all over the place, guitazist is playing. C.R. called. �� d� Fri., IS Aug 11 p.m. Sat., I9 Aug I p_m. IQ:30 p.m. I2 to 15 people across the area: chairs outside again, trash, etc. ali over the azea. C.R. catied. 4 chairs and a table aze set up in front of the coffee shop. The utter defiance and disrespect is sunply beyond pale. C.R. has been called a�ain. NOTE: 58 days post-nodce. Now 5 chairs! and a table aze out in front. C.R. calIed once more. Sun., 20 Aug 7 p.m. Visiting friends ask if the coffeehouse is a hashish den; they smell marijuana from across the street. Mon., 21 Aug IO p.m. 12 to 18 people from the middle of the drugstore all the way across the dentist's office, dogs, etc., etc. Same story, new night. C.R. called. Tue., 22 Au� Received a cali at work from Mr. Peter Pangbom to set up an administrative conference hearing on [his fellow's license. Colleen from Dr: Daub's office is supposed to be getting me a list of infractions that she has noted over the last two months, as well as photos if she has taken any. Dr. Lambert has promised the same. � _ '4 � .'� "�'�� xs�' �,F q� � �� , - �� ; L l � �� 1 �� „�I . . � . �'� _ � , � , _ , � ,1 'y�'`..-� :. � � . � �� ,.Sro+�' } �i.'� - _. ..`.. r.u-_. �,..,.. . . _ � �, � "*.!'S1�9:r.�@ � x,� � *,. � �' .�.,..•»^""�"`....y . ,. 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He stated he was going to get written permission from the drug store and chiropractor to use their property_ 7/7/95 - I stopped at Rosey's and tables and chairs were out. 11:30 am I instructed Chris Wood to remove them. He started to remove them and then I left the area. 7/10/95 - I delivered the letter and explained to the man on duty about not putting chairs out. R. Jents � � 9/13/95 In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Industries — INC d/b/a Rosey s Coffeehouse City's Exh. No. 13 j CITY OF SAINT PAtTL INTERDEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDTJM DATE T0: June 26, 1995 Robert Kessler, Director-LIEP PhiZ Byrne, Asst. City Attorney ��g J�� RE: Rosey's Coffee House, 613 Grand Avenue COMPLAINT/ACTION HISTORY - 1995 6/14/95 Attachments - 5/4/95 (approx.) Chris Trost of District 16 called - has heard that entertainment is taking place at Rosey's without a license. Also, has had rumors of drug use/sales in basement. I cal��led Police Department to determine scope o£ their investigation, but could get no information. 5/11/45 Rich Jents visits Rosey's. Rosey's has had musicians. Rich tells them to discontinue music or apply for a cabaret license, Music has been discontinued. Rich leaves written notice to apply for license or cease (copy attached). 6/13/95 Complainant ca21 10:20 PM - 33 patrons Complainant call 10:40 PM -£irecrackers thrown by patrons, patrons pZaying "chicken" in street in front of establishment - police called. License, police visit (see 6/15 report to Bob Kessler/LZEP) Thursday - Complainant call 11:00 PM - 22 kids on tables in £ront of establishment. Letter to owner describing problems and conditions. Friday - Complainant call 12:00 PM - 3 chairs outside, trash. Sunday - Complainant call 10:10 PM - trash, table in front of dentist and drug store. 6/15/95 6/16/95 6/18/95 Complainant call 10:20 PM - tables in front of drug store. Complainant call 11:00 PM - tables still out, trash, chairs in front of dentist. b/20/95 manager by Rich Jents. Rich discussed conditions with the manager (report from Rich to follow). � —� 5/il - written notice In re the Licenses of Rozenkranz Ind� 6/15 - report — INC d/b/a Rosey's Coffeehouse 6/15 - letter to owner City's Exh. No. 14 Incident report 6/16/95 - 1/27/94 Week o£ 6/20/95 Letter of June 15 personally given to "Jan" the