Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Today is Thursday, March 19th, 2026. This is a meeting of the Chelsea Licensing Commission. Uh I am joined this evening by my fellow commissioners Ano Lopez, Emily Churniaak, uh myself,
Marty McAlpine, along with Be Hernandez, our uh licensing administrator. We have Sergeant Chung from the police department. I also see Officer Mclofflin from the Chelsea Police Department joining us this evening as well. Um we
have a few things on the agenda, so we will get started. Uh the first item on the agenda is an approval of the minutes from our February 12th, 2026 meeting. Uh can I?
>> A second. >> All in favor? >> I >> I fabulous. Uh B. Uh what do we have for the clerk's update today? >> Um for the clerk's update, we have the election of chair and vice chair of the
licensing commission. Okay. Uh so with that, uh does anyone want to nominate somebody for the chair? >> Uh your microphone's not on.
>> Let's nominate Marne for chair. >> I'll second that. >> All in favor? >> All in favor? I I >> Sorry. Thank you. [laughter] >> That's okay. I don't mind. Um and And uh
nominate anyone for the vice chair. >> I nominate Emily. >> And a nominate you. You're faster than I am. >> And a second. >> I will second that. >> Um >> thank you.
>> All in favor for Emily as vice. I >> fabulous. Thank you for continuing in your role, Emily. Anything else from the um city B? >> Nothing else.
>> Wonderful. Thank you. With that, um I see no communications. So, moving right into our public hearings this evening. First on the agenda, we have a public hearing to consider an application for mobile food operations
at locations provided and approved by parking enforcement at Second Street in Broadway, Chelsea for Coffee Glow at 52 Washington A in Chelsea, Mass. If you could step up to the microphone. Um, and as you're stepping up, anybody coming
before us this evening, we just ask that you make sure when you come up to speak before us, um, you share your name, reason before us, speak clearly. In instances where there are multiple people stepping up to speak, we do just ask that everybody speaks to the microphone. Um, so that way we can hear
you and anybody watching either live or um, on a recording of this afterwards can hear what's happening. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Afternoon. My name is Monica Rosco. I'm the owner of Coffee Club. So,
I'm requesting to have my last license for my food truck that's going to be operating uh Segment Street. Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. >> Very nice. And what hours are you planning on doing that on those days?
The hours I requested were from 2 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays and Fridays from 3:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> And um
>> 8 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the application. >> Uh yes, actually. And I and I see um in the paperwork that the city permits it between 8:00 a.m. and 8:00m. Um and they're they're not allowing the
food trucks on the from 8:01 p.m. to 7:59 a.m. The city is not allowing the food trucks. Um so you have the 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. on the weekends. >> Correct. >> And then you're just doing it 3:00 p.m.
to 8:00 p.m. on Fridays. Fridays. Correct. >> Okay. Um I see that you're currently set up um using uh one of the commercial kitchens in the city. >> Yes, the collaborative. >> Wonderful. Um
and um have you started doing work there yet or what's your >> No yet. I had training last week. >> Nice. >> But uh once it's approved, I'm going to start using it. >> Okay. Right. Wonderful. And I see that you have all your uh certifications, so
that's all wonderful. Um I think it it sounds like a a great idea. I'd love to see that be successful. >> Yeah. Watch out, Starbucks. >> Thank you. Appreciate it. Uh other questions from my fellow commissioners at this time?
>> No. Any [snorts] >> What's the It's going to be Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Yes. >> And um the hours going to be 8 8 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> Saturday and Sunday. Yes. >> Oh, Saturday and Sunday. >> And then Fridays will be 3 3 p.m. to
8:00 p.m. Right. >> It says on the So on the email it says um Fridays Yeah. Fridays 3 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >> Correct. >> Yeah.
>> And you have the parking space, too. Yes, it looks like she's already gone before. Um, >> yeah, that's great because Mike would have had questions. >> Yes. Um, Sergeant, uh, thoughts, feedback
from the police department. >> Hello, Sergeant Star Chong, Chelsea Police Department. A quorey was conducted. Uh, everything checks out. I just had a question. This mobile coffee trailer, is it
operated by you or is it like a a pull along trailer? >> Oh, uh, yeah. It's going to be t to my, uh, vehicle. >> It's going to be attached to your vehicle. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> So, it's going to be remain It's going
to remain hitched while you're serving. >> Yes. So, it's be easier for me to move it when I'm done. >> Okay. um also conducted an RMV check. License status is active. There is a
non-renewable status, but that could be due to uh the common tickets or citations, whatever the case may be. If you're going to be tugging and driving and operating this, I would just have you look into it. And it's as simple as
logging into your RMV profile on the web and just seeing what what is um outstanding. Okay? So that way you can clear up the uh non-renewable status. >> Okay? >> Because it usually expires on your birthday, whatever year it is for your
license. So if it's upcoming, you won't be able to renew until you clear that >> and then I I don't want to see your business fail. >> Yeah. >> Because you can't renew your license. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> All right. Good luck to you. >> Thank you. Perfect. Um
is there anyone from the public that would like to speak on this matter? I don't see anyone. >> I have another question. >> Yes, Annie. Oh, go ahead. >> The question I have is that where you going to park uh your truck the the
trailer that is attached to your to your truck? >> After operating? >> Yes, >> it's right now it's parked in private space in Everett. >> Okay. >> Other questions? Any? >> No.
>> Miss Emily? No, I'm excited. >> I'm excited. I think it's a great location. I I think lots of activity um down in that area, especially uh the times that you're looking to do it. So, I think um looking through the business plan that you presented as well, it
looks like a great concept that you've come up with and and I see that as of right now, you're starting with just yourself with the thought of hopefully being able to add Yes. an employee in the future. >> Yes. Absolutely. Yes.
>> Wonderful. Um, with that, does anyone want to make a motion? >> I make a motion to approve >> and second. And um, what are what are we approving, folks? >> Um, the license to operate and um, and
use the spot on second Broadway. >> Perfect. And Emily, did I hear you second? >> I second. Yeah. Wonderful. All in favor? Hi. >> Fantastic. So, we wish you the best of luck. Um, and the city will be in touch with the next steps for you. Okay.
>> Okay. Thank you. >> But thank you very much. Congratulations on this project. >> Good luck. Next on our agenda is a continued public hearing to consider multiple noise complaints involving the amusement and entertainment license for Axe
Entertainment Incorporated, DVA Toledo Lounge at 73 Wimmit Street, Chelsea, Mass. Is there anyone before us this evening that would like to speak on that matter? William Kaufman, president of 14 William Street, which is part of the condominium
of 73 WMIT. Um, I'm here to ask for basically a continuence to next month because the construction on the soundproofing is not done yet. Um, so there's still been issues, but I'm still optimistic as well.
>> Wonderful. Glad to hear that. I I have heard um that construction has been underway. So, that that's a good thing. And I'm I'm excited that the the owner is really trying to work in >> He's trying. Yeah. His his staff is
not always so attentive as he is. >> I mean, we were really clear with him that you would be way more harsh than we would be, and we were clear about that from the jump. So, like, I don't feel bad. Like, we warned him. >> Yeah. And here you are.
>> Yeah. I mean, you know, it is what it is. Um hopefully we can find a way through this. You know, it's still I would love them to succeed. I want Chelsea to succeed in general. So, you know, um >> no, he's got to figure it out. >> Yeah. Uh and yeah, he's working at it,
but um you know, we'll we'll we'll see how it shakes out. So, basically, just I'll see you next month if that sounds good to you guys. >> Okay. Thank you. Appreciate you coming this evening to share your thoughts. Um, Sergeant, uh, is there any update from
the police department on any, uh, complaints that have come in since our last meeting? >> Since our last meeting, uh, afterwards, the couple days afterwards, on the 13th of February, a noise complaint was called in and then again on the 15th of
February, both were unfounded from the streets. Um there was also my officers spoke to Mr. Kaufman as well and advised him a few things which were um ultimately memorialized in an email and
referred over to the law department. Um additional to that officer Santiago has been following up with the business uh checking periodically and also have engaged with the business owner um and it does he can confirm as well. He
confirmed with me today that it is underway. There are some new equipment in there. Um the roof roof area that seems to be um on its way to hopefully a resolution. Uh he is acting in good
faith. It appears to be um at this point it's just on the contractors when they're going to actually be done. It's a little bit more intricate than he he would love it to be. So, um, that's what he's up against, but it sounds like he's acting in good faith. He's been in contact with us. He answers when we
call. We pop in randomly, and he's always, you know, on the ball with it. So, um, other than that, no additional audio or video at this time. Everything since this is a continuous, everything was memorialized last month. So,
>> perfect. Thank you. >> They are basically done with the first floor. Um, I don't think they've started on the basement yet, [clears throat] which is generally speaking the far worse of the situations because it's a DJ and DJs
always turn their music up. It's their job. >> Um, so, you know, we'll see. Uh, but yeah, again, like Gan is he's been, you know, easy to work with and is genuine as far as I can tell. Um, and he's working on a couple creative things.
Also, the thing he lacks the most of is data. So, he is installing a decibel meter so that he can try to align, you know, when there's complaints from us and what his staff is actually doing about it. >> Um,
I like the idea of that. >> It sounds like he's >> or just don't have a DJ. I mean, I would literally put a DJ in anywhere else in the city except under that building. I mean, like, what? Like, why? Yeah, it's uh >> it is I mean with with these old buildings I I lived in one of our old
buildings here and my neighbor could hear me sneeze through the wall. >> Yeah, it's a vertical thing. You know, the horizontally it's pretty I mean the whole building was rebuilt actually in 2019. So the challenges seem to be with reverberation in walls, different things
like that that are coming up. But um yeah, I've been working also with his partner a bit more >> and his partner who's oftentimes on site has been more responsive uh than the regular staff to an extent
um and seems to have more of an impact on the DJ himself. There was a policy instituted by Gan that if we had to complain more than two or three times that the DJ was done for the night. um
that hasn't exactly worked. Um, and I mean like that the impetus for that in particular was right after we had our hearing. I was talking with them about lowering the music and the DJ in
what seemed to be, you know, a malicious or, you know, uh, basically, you know, like an FU turned it incredibly loud, you know, and that was like that was when we called the police. But of course, you know, they're always able to adjust this and make
their changes. Uh, you know, it's it's very hard, you know, for the police to see what we're seeing, you know, given the time >> that it takes and all that stuff. So, of course, yeah, you know, >> hopefully as they continue to do this,
we'll we'll get that all rectified and >> um >> and if if we're not um hearing other complaints, uh we there there's unfortunately not a lot that we'll be able to do at at that point
because if it's not breaking the rules of the city, um there there isn't really much that we can do. Unfortunately, I know that doesn't uh help you a lot uh living upstairs. >> Yeah. I mean, >> but I think we just continue to to see how this soundproofing works and and
then we go from there. >> It seems like it being heard outside of the premises is the rule >> of the city. So, if it's heard in my unit, then it's breaking the rules of the city. Is that incorrect?
I would have to defer to our legal department um who is unfortunately not with us this evening for >> exactly how they break down that ruling. >> Yeah. >> Um Okay. And one other thing is there's
been discussion of a new manager to help with this situation in general. Um, and I don't know if they've updated their paperwork with the city, but as far as I know, there has not been a new manager on site, and his daughter is still not on site either. So, that is definitely
since that hearing still been a miss. >> Appreciate you sharing that. >> Yeah. Um, yeah. All right. Well, I'll let you guys know. >> Well, thank you. Appreciate that. Was there anyone else from the public that wanted to speak on this matter this
evening? Seeing no one. Uh can are are you guys open to continuing this to next month? >> Yeah. >> Um get an [clears throat] update once u the
installation has been completed. >> Yeah. I feel like they're going to be back a lot. Uh would anybody like to make a motion? >> Oh. Uh motion to continue this hearing with noise complaints against uh Axe
Entertainment Toito Lounge for May meeting. >> May or April? >> Sorry. Are we What month is it? March. >> April meeting. My bad. >> I'll second that. >> All in favor? >> All right. >> You're You're jumping real fast.
>> I'm okay with that. I'd be fine if it was May. >> Yeah. Uh, next on our agenda this evening is a continued disciplinary hearing uh disciplinary public hearing to consider revoking, suspending or modifying the all alcoholic beverages on premise license and amusement entertainment license as to the
non-compliance to the rules and regulations 2.12 2.14 of the city of Chelsea licensing commission in regards to police report number 26-000048 to Lama Entertainment LLC DBA populace
and bar at 11 Everett Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. uh with a temporary suspension based on 2.11 C in addition to 2.09H and 2.09A uh will be violation further heard. Um
also on the um agenda um is for the same uh company, a public hearing to consider an alteration of licensed premises. Um, application for Llama Entertainment LLC, DBA, Populace Topas and Bar at 11
Everett Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. >> Thank you, Madam Chair, members of the uh, commission. Sergeant, good to see you, officer. >> Uh, attorney Jeffrey Rosario Turker representing Llama Entertainment. With me is Franis Lama who, uh, the company has two buil uh, two establishments, one
in Chelsea, one in Lynn. uh the son is the manager on the license in Lynn but also is sort of the general manager of the company overall. Mom and dad uh who are the uh principles, mom's the lyic manager is in they're in um Argentina on
family business. Um my understanding is I saw an email from the city solicitor and my client that the request was made to put the disciplinary part of this off to the next meeting so they could be here to properly address it. And according to email that was that was agreeable and we would just address the
issue of the change in the so I want to make sure that that's >> that uh I need needed to have you come up and then we'd have to make a motion to do that. >> I just want to make sure >> but I I also didn't know if that had been um that conversation had been held with you as well. So I'm glad to hear
that it has and we're all kind of on the same page. >> Yes. Thank you very much. Um and [clears throat] um prior to making a motion regarding the disciplinary hearing, um
I I would be inclined to put them both together and and have the whole thing um as a conversation at our next meeting when they can be here to answer questions. Um, and yeah, if if that works for everybody here, >> if I could just sort of make a plea to
to sort of bifocate them. And the only reason I would respectfully ask for that is, as you know, assuming you're inclined to grant the changed um, you know, premises, then obviously we still have to go through the ABCC. And from a small business standpoint, you know, they've been in compliance since the
immediate suspension of February 13th. If we then get to April and then it gets to the ABCC, you know, you know, business losing a substantial amount of business for two or three months. Again, it's their fault. They made the honest mistake um at the time and not coming back here three years ago. >> Yeah.
>> But if we could if we could consider the the second part of this change in um you premises, at least we can get the ball rolling with the ABCC and hopefully then they'll they'll reemerge together in April, >> which which I can understand that. My my
question would be um do because um our representative um from our our board that is with ISD is not with us this evening. Um do we have uh feedback from ISD um or an expert
regarding those plans that you're presenting? Because we before we were to vote on plans of that nature, I would want feedback from ISD. M might I suggest that if we discuss the situation and then if you're so inclined to approve it subject to getting written
confirmation from ISD that they have no objection? I mean from what I what I understand has happened here was about three years ago um do you mind if I briefly touch on substance? >> I do not. >> So about three years ago um Mr. the owner of the company um went went to
the fire department went to the built ISD pulled all the permits um had to pull permits to open up the street to bring the so the high pressure water line in to put sprinklers in and so all this stuff was done what you know we all know a lot of businesses do this stuff and then ask for permission uh
forgiveness after the fact Mr. Lama went did what he was supposed to do. Pulled permits, got plans approved, did everything except for whatever reason he never realized and it wasn't flagged him. Hey, and I wasn't consulted otherwise I would have said you need to go to the commission. He never went back to the commission. He's operated for
three years with this layout. Um, and I think other than, you know, the events that precipitated, I think some online videos that precipitated uh the police department bringing him back here in February, you know, he's been compliant, hasn't had a problem. the fire department did go in and they had a concern about a door. He you know they
they issued a report on March 12th saying the place is in compliance. And so if you're comfortable, I would ask, you know, to consider approving the uh the layout subject to Mr. McAte. We approved it and we have no objection.
>> At least so the process can move forward. But I respect whatever you decide I get. >> Understandable. Um I I do believe I need to have um somebody from ISD other than um Mike Mcateeer do that approval um
because I believe he does have to recuse himself um on this particular matter. >> Um so we do have to make sure we have that from somebody else in ISD. Um but with that I'm certainly open to seeing my my thoughts of my fellow commissioner
uh and see what they think on the matter. >> I don't I mean I think whatever is kind of more streamlined is easiest. I just think it requires a lot of hoops jump
through. I mean we want we basically we need the feedback to make the final decision regardless. So I think we prove it get feedback pending feedback. I'm fine with that but I think Mike I you I know he can't comment on it but we should just I'm f I mean I don't that's fine. I don't It's not a hill I'm dying
on, but yeah. Any >> just uh I'm going to ask a question. So why is Mike not in this meeting today? Because uh he's the one who signed the license. >> No, he has he has to recuse himself from
this um part particular disciplinary matter due to a connection with the establishment. >> Okay. I didn't know that. So, thank you. >> Yes. >> Thought something was up. Thank you. >> I have no questions.
>> Um, Sergeant Chun, uh, thoughts on combining these and pushing them both to next month, um, or moving forward with reviewing and approving the dance floor plans today. So,
Officer Santiago has been um following this and taking lead on it. All I can provide you is our updates as a PD. >> Mhm. >> Um there was a flyer that was circulating with um populace having DJs on certain
days in February uh post uh February meeting. So, we did go and request video. Um, at the time, Mr. Llama was switching over to the new camera system that we have asked him to do to through the update, but he was able to
memorialize and retrieve the footage on the days we were looking for respectively on that flyer um that stated that there were BDJ. So, on those two or three days that we saw on the date, there was no um issues.
It was there was no DJ, no issues, nothing like that. So, he's also uh been advised to stand by until we can fully check if his cameras, his new system is recording for that rolling 30
days. >> Um, so in the interim, if you were to settle on this matter on the dance floor, right, because that's essentially that's what we're looking to do. What would you change on the entertainment license? Like what would the commission
revert back to? Would the commission revert back to what the full before video can even be confirmed or what is what is the commission's opinion on that?
>> Can I potentially may I briefly >> go right ahead while while I formulate some thoughts? Go right ahead. We have no objection to consistent with saying get an opinion from ISD saying for the police department to confirm the 30-day video. You know, all we're looking to do is get the clock started. So, if the
cameras have already been done a couple weeks ago and you we got to wait two more weeks for you to go and look at 30 days, no problem. I think that that gives the you know if the sergeant says they have no problem and [snorts] uh ISD says there's no problem comes back from the ABCC you don't release it to us
saying it's been approved until such time as um you know as your clerk confirms that you got both approvals. So no problem with that. I I I would not be inclined to reinstate
the other aspects of the entertainment license until we knew that cameras were working and the dance floor was completed. Um because am I correct that the plans that you presented before us today are plans that it hasn't
happened yet? >> No, this is the dance floor is there. Correct. The dance floor has been there for three years. They like did this three years ago and now they have to get approval >> right for the process. >> So three years ago they >> so at our last meeting they said there is no dance floor.
>> If you could just step up to the microphone. >> Well then in that case we have uh provided one. >> So so which is it? There was one or >> this [clears throat] is this is why I want to to push everything to
>> one meeting >> if I may. The uh the floor plan that was provided is the current floor plan and we have 450 square feet for dancing. >> His question is was this the floor plan prior to February 12th or February 3rd
in the area? >> Has the Has the dance floor been changed? >> No, it has not been changed. This is now just a designated dancing area. >> So, it's not a dance floor. It's just an empty space in the middle of the room. I don't feel that answer.
>> You know what? You just we'll we'll accept your wisdom that we should do them both at once and I'll come in with >> I just want to make sure that we don't have any issues and that we're able to have his business up and operational without any further complaints. >> Completely agree. We'll come in with
photos as well rather than uh you know graphic layout. >> May I interject as well? >> Yes. So a designated dance floor it does not does not necessarily mean a walking space because a walking space
which means yeah people are passing through but it should be its own space. It >> it's not it shouldn't be like floor planned to guys as a dance floor because it's open space for folks to walk
through. should be designated because we want a safe space separate for people to dance safely. So that's why the dance floor versus just a passage through passageway that happens to be a little bit bigger than just a passageway. Boom.
That's enough to fit two bodies and dance. Do you know what I'm saying? Like it's got to be designated. And I think from what I'm hearing, it sounds like that floor space has always been there, but they per council, they never returned to actually finalize it as a
designated dance floor. That's kind of what I'm gathering. So >> the original occupancy was like it's I don't know 69 or 79 somewhere. >> The original one was was tiny. It was like 48. >> Exactly. So then they went three years ago, they went and pulled all the permits, did everything so they could
get the capacity up to the So really this request is to change the acknowledge the dance floor, increase the capacity um to acknowledge what's there for the last three years. So um but I think you're right. Let's you know my client won't be happy. >> One one last one last question. Sorry
inter interject. This dance floor if it is at max capacity are there walking room around it? Are there space to walk around it? >> I'm not sure if you this is May I approach? >> Yes. >> This is the plan. That's the actual
layout right now. >> So, and again, this is why I'm saying we should move this to next next month. But to me, when we say a designated dance floor, it is a different type of flooring. Totally. >> Which makes it designated as it's not
this dance floor. It's not not just this is the empty space in the restaurant and that's the dance floor. Um because then it it is clearly a designated space for dancing. Correct. Um so whether this and again this is my thought um and and this
is why I am um going to propose that we push everything um whether whether you're talking a permanent dance war or just get one of the ones that snap and click and stick in the space if there isn't something there now. Um which is what so many establishments do and is is
absolutely the lowest cost option for doing something. Um because again, we want the business running as it wants to be run as long as everything is in compliance with all of the city rules and ordinances. Our job is just to make sure that things are in compliance with
the city rules and ordinances. We don't want to hinder a business from operating. >> We just want to make sure that everybody is following the same rules. >> Totally understand. Thank you. So I >> So so no objection with with the commission's blessing to bump both these matters over to the next hearing.
>> Appreciate that. Um >> all good. Council can >> um can you speak to the um the with the current manager? I believe you
mentioned that she is out of the country. Um, was the city notified um that she's out of the country and who is overseeing the property in her absence? >> She left yesterday uh at 5:00 at night or something. So, nobody's been notified
as yet. We'll we'll submit a letter to to the solicitor in your your clerk. >> Perfect. Thank you. Appreciate that. Um, with that, um, I'd like to make a motion that we continue this, uh, disciplinary public hearing to consider revoking the suspending, uh, modifying the license
for Llama Entertainment LLC, DBA, Populus Entertainment, uh, Populace Tapis and Bar, um, and [snorts] roll the, um, alteration of the licensed premises into that um, continuation as well, so we can all sit down together,
make sure that we have all of our eyes dotted, our tees crossed and and get everything squared away and hopefully um move everything forward in a positive manner. Um does anybody second that motion? >> Second.
>> All in favor? >> Wonderful. >> Would you do you know u do you have an expectation of when your April meeting will be? >> Yes, it is scheduled for April 16th. >> Perfect. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Happy St. Joseph's Day to everyone. >> Yes. Go ahead.
>> Thank you. Thank you. Appreciate that. >> Thank you, commissioners. Thank you. >> Thank you. Thank you for coming. >> Um and the final public hearing on our agenda this evening is um
to open up a public hearing for discussion on um the proposal that we have been working on for a very long time. Yes. um for a progressive disciplinary plan. Um so our um at our
last meeting we made a motion to approve uh the um red lines that our uh city solicitor had put through in the progressive disciplinary plan that we had been working on. Um and move this to
a public hearing so that way we could open it up for uh the public discussion. Um, I don't see a lot of folks joining us this evening. Um, but if there is anybody that would like to speak before us regarding our plans for a progressive
disciplinary hearing, um, I would ask that they step up to the microphone to speak on the matter. No one? No. Okay, not a problem. Um I do think that this is an important matter.
Um so what I would propose is that um we continue the um public hearing to our next meeting. So if anybody does want to speak publicly, they would have an opportunity to do so. And um at
following that public hearing um at our next meeting, we could take a vote to present it to city council and the city manager to incorporate it as part of our municipal code and uh ordinances. Does
that work for my fellow commissioners? >> Yeah. And does that work for our police department? >> Ma'am, yes, ma'am. >> Wonderful. I'm really excited to hopefully get this moving along. I think it's an important thing for uh us to have in place so our community knows
what the processes are. Um >> I think with our new chair and our new vice chair that just got voted in, we're going to take care of that. >> Lots of changes, >> big big changes coming for the new year. I can see that happening already. Um, so
with that, um, I'd like to make a motion to continue the public hearing on, uh, discussion of our proposal for a, uh, progressive disciplinary plan for our
liquor licences. Um and um following that public hearing move to take a vote to present the uh plan to the city council and city manager to incorporate it as part of our municipal code and ordinances. Can I get a second?
>> I second. >> Thank you. All in favor? >> I. Wonderful. Does anybody have any other business? Um there if there are a few things in the rules and rags that I would like to
um specify or add to >> Mhm. uh would that be proposed at the end of a meeting or brought to your attention and then it would be go to a public hearing or
>> um I think if you wanted to bring those up then we can speak with our city solicitor and uh see what steps that we need to do and move from there. >> Okay. Thank you. >> You are very welcome.
Anything else this evening? >> No. No. Wonderful. So with that um our next meeting is going to be taking place on April 16th, 2026 and this meeting is adjourned.
Thank you.