Is it on? Okay. Okay. Turn it off. to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for it stands one nation under God indivisible
with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you. H welcome to the Lawrence Licensing Board meeting. >> Could we please go through roll call? >> Thank you, Commissioner Morales. Good evening everyone. Today is uh March
25th and we're starting a new place in Simbua meeting. We have only 30 second uh 30 minutes elo for this meeting because there is another meeting after us with the city council. President at the meeting are Commissioner Leair >> here,
>> Commissioner Morales >> here >> and the official Lieutenant Oliviveri >> here. Meeting starts. >> Okay. I'd like to make um a motion to approve the minutes of our last meeting.
>> I'll second that. Commissioner Morales made a motion to approve the minute full March 11 second by Commissioner Leair. Commissioner Morales, how do you vote? >> Yes. >> Commissioner, have you vote? Yes. Minutes approved. Thank you. >> Okay. I have one one item here for old
business. >> I'm sorry. >> I have one I have one item here for old business. public participation. No. >> Okay. Okay. >> It should be better we take it off. >> Take it off. >> Yeah. >> Okay.
>> Continue one. >> Okay. Well, we don't have any table matters at the moment. >> For new business, we have >> only tabled matters for new business. We have
Onise Auto Sales who's applying for a class 2 deer license at 413415 Market Street. I am I'm asking for a license for a dealer. >> Okay.
>> We bought a property in 413 Market Street and then we are asking for the for the license for the dealer. >> Okay. Okay. Thank you. >> You're welcome.
>> Commissioner Lair, what did I say? >> I see that you're going where Motives was. She's been there for a while. Um I don't think there's a problem there. How about zoning? Has that been approved by zoning? >> It's been there like 30 years in the location. Yeah.
>> Okay. >> Okay. >> Um I hope you the best of luck with that. Okay. >> One second. >> Lieutenant Olivier. >> No questions. Good luck. Yeah, Lieutenant Fus, >> I have no question.
>> Okay, great. >> I'll make a motion we approve. >> Mhm. >> I'll second the motion. >> Commissioner Leair made a motion to approve a dealer license at 413 415
Mar Street former depot. Second by Commissioner Morales. Commissioner, how do you vote? >> Yes. >> Commissioner Morales, how do you vote? Yes. Congratulations and good luck. >> Have a good night.
>> Okay. Antonio. >> Yeah. >> The next item on the agenda is >> Give me just a second. >> Go ahead. Sorry. Okay. Buenas nozzle on the agenda we have on um tavern on
Marramac. Um we have a police report um underage drinking on February 20th, 2026. Do we have council? Okay. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. hear from the officer
first. I >> um Commissioner, how do you think we should handle this? Should we have um officer >> have uh Lieutenant Reed plate and he can come up and testify? >> Okay, great.
>> So, in a minute, you're going to hear Sergeant Lopez. He's going to present to this board two incidents involving underage drinking. The first the board is going to hear what took place at the gateway pub located or that's going to be second because the first one on the agenda is it's actually
tavern on the tab on the Marrammac. So located at 339 MAC Street on February 19, 2026. The log number was 260091 where 28 individuals under the age of 21 were identified on the premises. The
second incident occurred at the tavern on the Marmac located at 275 Marry Street on February 20th. And the reason that the day is off is because we went to one location at 11:30 and the other location was right after midnight. So that's the two dates. Okay.
>> Uh that log number is 2600092 and at that location 26 individuals under the age of 21 were identified. Both establishments were brought to our attention following reports that they were permitting underage drinking to enter and consume alcohol. These concerns were further supported by
complaints from Mary College police who had been addressing incidents involving intoxicated underage students allegedly coming from these locations. Based on this information, uh we coordinated with Commissioner Lead and the fire department. It was it was determined, excuse me, that administrative checks at
both establishes were going to be conducted because obviously due to the serious concern of underage drinking >> and we're going to have Sergeant Lopez read the actual police reports into into the record. >> Thank you, Lieutenant Sergeant Frius
>> Lopez. >> Sergeant, sorry, Sergeant Lopez. >> Good evening. >> Good evening. The report reads, "On Friday, February 20th, 2026, approximately 12:30 a.m. Members of the war department conducted administrative inspection at G on Mar
located at 275 street max. The inspection was initiated in response to complaints and information provided by the >> There you go. The information was provided by the Marramac College campus police department regarding the presence of
underage individuals inside the establishment that were Marax student Marramac student Marramac college students. Upon officers are uh entering the establishment, there was an immediate visible reaction from the crowd. Patrons appeared to panic and began to disperse
rapidly through the front and rear exit of the business. officers positioned at the front entry of the business intercepted approximately 35 males and females uh prior to their exit. Some of the officers positioned themselves in the rear of the business and encountered
a few students under the age of 21 attempted to evade police. Officers immediately observed a substantial majority of the patrons present appeared to be under the age of 21 based on physical appearance and their demeanors. Identif identification
checks were conducted throughout the premises. Government issued identification was requested and verified. Approximately 17 of the individuals identified were determined to be between the ages of of 18 and 20 years of age. Several underage individuals were found to be in
possession of alcoholic beverages. Licensing Commissioner Mike Le was present during the inspection and personally observed the underage individuals inside the establishment, including those in procession of alcoholic beverages and witness the conditions described in this report.
During the conversation with patrons of scene, it was determined that all of the under 21 individuals identify themselves as students of Marramac College. Security personnel were observed conducting identification checks at the entrance. However, based on the number of underage
individuals identified inside the establishment, it was apparent that the security staff were either unable to distinguish between valid stateisssued identifications and fraudulent identification. The security staff at this location appeared to be checking identification utilizing a liquor ID
scanning device. It appears their machine or device had an outdated software. It was not up to date. This allowed the machine to accept even fraudulent identifications. underage individuals were removed from the premises identifying information she was documented for administrative and
enforcement purposes. The individual identifying herself as the manager on duty to Lieutenant Oliver and Commissioner Le was Jennifer Compe. Miss Comp presented a mass driver's license and was advised of the purpose and scope of the inspection. She was informed of the violation observed on scene.
Lieutenant Frius conducted a concurrent fire safety inspection of the premises. Any fire code findings will be documented on the separate report by the Lawrence Fire Department. Based on the aformentioned information provided above, this matter will be uh forwarded to the licensing authority for review
and potential administrative action. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Sergeant Lopez. >> Council, maybe you bring your >> Okay. >> And council, are you representing both businesses? No, no. I'm just here for Tavern on Marmac.
>> Okay. Thank you. >> So, good evening, commissioners. My name is Brian Caran, uh, an attorney from from Andover, 122 Chestnut Street. Uh, I represent Tavern Marmac LLC. With me tonight is Lisa Bibo, uh, the manager of the LLC. Um, and we're here tonight not
to uh, and by the way, I also have uh, with me tonight uh, Jennifer Capone, who was the uh, lead bartender uh, on the night in question. um Julie Chavez, who was the secondary bartender, and also Alessandro Chavez, who was the security officer who uh uh
spoke with um the sergeant that night and was doing the security checks. Um we're not here to argue or to question any of the findings of the police department or the board because uh I know I know you guys have a difficult
job. Um, you know, late night, um, you know, crowds can be difficult and underage drinking obviously is is a problem. Um, what I'm here to, uh, hopefully convey is, uh, what my client attempted to do, uh, what they did, what
they tried to do, what their intent was this, uh, this evening in question, which was to prevent this type of thing from happening. Um, they had security on staff. Uh they had a uh uh a well-known
um and and uh highly rated security device that was checking the IDs. In fact, in speaking with with Mr. Chavez, he tells me that uh in conversations with I believe Sergeant Lopez on the evening in question, they looked at some
of the IDs that were determined to be uh fraudulent and that the scanner didn't didn't pick up that they were fraudulent. Um, so, so that's that's a difficult situation for a tavern owner who's trying to do the right thing and having security. I don't know if all
taverns have that sort of a policy, but but my clients do. Um, they know that uh from time to time the Marrym crowd can descend upon an establishment. Uh, I know uh years back the clatter pub was
the Thursday night hangout for that crowd. And I know that uh my good friend Mr. Farrell had some issues over the years with uh some underage drinking. Just very difficult to police it. Um I I'm told that these kids from time to
time will try to break in through some of the the back doors or maybe the back uh uh fence. What uh Miss Miss Bibo has done is uh she put an alarm on the door. This is this is going back several months before this incident to prevent
that very thing from happening. So again, really making an effort to avoid the underage um uh drinking on uh the establishment. The other thing that's been done since um this incident is obviously it was
recommended that they obtain this guide to licenses and out of state licenses so they can see because part of the process uh that I'm told from Mr. Chavez is he does a visual examination just to see make sure it appears to be a valid
license the right material then he does the scan. Uh obviously if the license looks like it's flimsy or done on cardboard, he's not going to accept that license. And now he's got even more information about how the different states current licenses, how they look
because a lot of the kids coming from Marry Mat College are from out of state. They have out of state licenses. Some of them have passports. So you know trying to educate themselves to avoid the situation with the with the more uh intense vis visual check. And then most
importantly, what they've done since is they've started to use this black light. And I just want to demonstrate um for the commissioners if I could just come up and show you. Okay.
>> So, this is my ID. I never even knew this before, but that's my ID. >> You see all that? >> I never even knew that was on there. I mean, it's all this all this um extra material that you
can't see unless you have one of these. So now they've started to use these. They've been turning people away at the door. Um they have uh looked into, you know, better scanning equipment. I don't know if there is any better scanning equipment. I don't know to what extent
the sergeant uh looked into the software updates, but obviously they can they can get the software updates. I think the problem is that no matter what you do in this business, the the fraudulent ID industry and the kids looking for fake
IDs are going to keep beating the system. So, what can you do? You can just keep trying to fight it and fight it and do the best you can. Um, you know, I believe this is the first incident uh for the tavern. They've been in business for many years. Uh, I'm
happy to say I've been there many times. It's a great place to go. Uh, I've never seen any incidents there. In fact, on this particular evening, I don't believe there were any incidents of of drunken behavior on site. I know that the kids tried to disperse.
Many of them probably didn't hand over their fake IDs because they didn't want to get any into any further trouble. Um, but, you know, there's no evidence of any over service. There was evidence of a real concerted effort to avoid this problem. Um, so I'm asking I know that
this board has a u a progressive disciplinary policy. Um, I believe that you have the ability to um uh to impose a warning in a case like this. If you do decide that uh more
serious punishment is in order, I would ask that you hold the punishment in obeyance for a period of time to give my client the opportunity to demonstrate uh that they have uh implemented even more uh stringent security policies. Obviously, if something were to happen
in the interim while the discipline was held in obeyance, they would have to serve what you impose tonight and then whatever additional punishment may be imposed by that new offense. Um, so, so I think that's it. Again, we we respect
uh what the police department uh does here and trying to keep keep the peace, what the board's trying to do here. Uh, but this is a really good uh tavern owner and somebody who uh I think is going to make a lot of effort to never have to come back here uh before uh you
commissioners. So, I think anything you think I want to add? Are we good? Uh yeah. >> Okay. I I mean I think that's all I could say. Uh >> and I I just want to add that in addition I have a front person on security. I also have a person watching
the back door because the kids were thinking of any which way and we caught wind that they were trying to sneak in the back door and we had to put an alarm on the side fire exit door that sounds off and we had to superglue it because
they tore it off one night. So now have we have a third person on security that stands with um you know Ponzi and um he makes them stand with their ID because I know a lot of them showed their real IDs
instead of the fake IDs because they didn't want to lose their fake IDs. So that was, you know, part of the reason why they didn't get caught with the fake IDs because they know they can get in trouble with the fake ID. So now we have somebody actually with an iPad that's
taking the picture of the person with their ID as well. But to be honest with you, they have not come. We haven't had very many young people in since that incident because I think that was enough to scare them away as well. So
So I'm just trying to do whatever I can. I don't want to break any laws. I just, you know, I we've really tried to do everything in our power to keep underage drinking out. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Thank you, Commissioners. >> Um, Commissioner Leard.
>> Yes. I have some questions. Don't go away. Both. >> Excuse me. >> We had a meeting at the library on the 11th. Were you there? >> Yes. Yes. >> You were told >> by me we were going to come out and check cameras
>> for miners and everything, right? >> Yes. And we set that on the 11th. Eight days later, we come out. We catch how many on his club >> in >> the tavern. >> Tavern. There was 26 total. >> All right. Plus, we would have caught a
lot more, but they all jumped over the fence and ran. All right. I would say we were close to 40 or 50. That's how many people went over that fence. We have complaints from neighbors. We have complaints from Marramac College and
Marc College made a complaint to North Andover and had them thrown out of Ralph. So now they're on Lawrence. Right. So the other thing is if you read our rules and regulation, it says each minor involved is a single incident
shall be considered a separate violation. Two people would be two violations. Three would be three violations. So you are sitting about 20some violations right now and the first violation calls for a suspension of your license from 3 to seven days.
Second is 7 to 14. The third is from 14 to 28 and the fourth is res res uh revocation of your license. We are going to give you a I'm going to make a motion on the first offense because there's 28 of them or 26.
The first one's going to be a written warning. It's my recommendation. The second one, I'm going to uh consider giving you a 7day suspension. The rest are going to be on hold.
Going to be like a continuence for one year. You serve another minor, they all come up and you're uh we're going to uh roll back your hours to 11:30 to June 1st. That's going to be my recommendation. I'm all set.
>> Roll back your hours until 11:30 p.m. >> 11:30 p.m. till June 1st. Okay. >> Can you repeat that, please? >> First, >> the first first is the written warning warning. >> Written warning. >> I guess second seven days.
>> Seven days. >> Third put on for suspended until one year. get another binder in there. We'll bring all of them up again. >> And the third is rolling back the hours until June 1st
>> until 11:30 hours until June. What is the day on June? >> June 1st. >> June 1st. June 1st. >> May I call to be out of town at that time? >> Lieutenant Olivier. I'm I'm okay with what the commissioner stated.
>> Lieutenant Fus. Okay. >> Um Okay. >> Commissioner, can I can just be here briefly before you vote? >> Sure, >> you can. >> Yep. Uh I understand the concern and I I
know I know it's a serious matter and uh um the punishment is understandable. the the roll back um is uh I think unnecessary and what that does essentially is it uh you know
it it it almost puts somebody out of business because there is such a uh um you know there's a there's a there's a crowd of people that come in late night and whatever after work like to have a late meal and a and something to drink. Um, they're not going to be letting the
kids in anymore. I mean, I'm I telling you, they're not going to let the kids in, but it it sort of punishes the regular the guys that like to go and maybe have something to eat late and drink and then they have bands uh from time to time. And so rolling back the hours of commissioners, I think, is is
is a real a real excessive punishment. But I I mean, again, I'm just, you know, I'm trying to tell you that this is not going to happen again. And if it does happen again, obviously everything that you've opposed tonight is going to go into effect. So >> C, let me put it this way. If it was one
or two, I probably believe it. Three or four maybe, but 20 something. And they ain't counting the ones who went over the fence and damaged the fence. It must be her fence because nobody complained about it yet. Now they went from her club to the other
club, the other club to her club. This has been going on. You know, I've received the calls from people over there and if we don't do something, nothing's going to happen. Stop pulling the wrist. It's got to stop.
>> That's my motion. >> Okay. Um before I do vote, we I just want to put on the record that we are not in a space where we want to shut down your business and we do not want to see you not thrive. Um, but the safety of our residents are really important to
us, especially underage young people. Um, and so this is it's our duty to make sure that we impose these rules. >> Well, may I say something, >> please? >> Um, the majority of my late night business is usually people from the industry and those are the people that
support my business. The hours from 11 to 1:00 are like great clientele that come in that are all seasoned professional in in the industry that work at Salvats that work at Burton's that work at Vivacino all down the
street. They're going to have nowhere to go. And that's the bulk of my business. So it possibly could at this point between surviving the gas crisis, surviving COVID and you know it's just we're struggling to stay afloat and this
possibly could put me out of business. I'm just going to make that statement back college kids that I'll tell you what because they haven't come back. >> I'm willing to amend it. Okay. >> Until the roll back. Just a roll back.
I'll amend it and I'll be serious. April, April, uh, the last day in April will be the end of roll back. That gives you May and June. So, it doesn't hurt you that much. But the police are going to check on it. And I tell you right now, if the police come in here and they
find one person, all these other 28 names are going to come up or 20 something names are going to come up and then we're going to suspend you hard. >> April 30th, Antonio. >> Okay. >> April 30th. Okay. >> Okay. I'll second the motion.
>> Commissioner made a motion to >> a written warning. >> The first is a written warning. Second offense is 7-day suspension starting when >> 7-day suspension. >> Okay. The third one
>> right to appeal that seven day suspension. You know that >> the ter offense is um roll back hours to 11 until April 30th. >> 11:30th 11:30. >> 11:30. >> Yeah. >> For how long? >> Until April 30th. >> April 3:30.
>> To 11:30 until April 30th. And therefore, if this uh violation happen again, it's going to be a suspension in the legal license for one year. Second by Commissioner Morales. Commissioner L, how do you vote? >> Yes.
>> Commissioner Morales, how do you vote? >> Yes. >> Motion pass. >> Any seven days you want to serve to let you know. >> Uh let me talk to my client and we'll uh >> we got other matters on for tonight. >> We got other matters tonight.
>> We're going to get out of here before 6 anyway. So >> they have five days to appeal and send it back to the ABCC for appeal. Okay. They have the right to do that, right? >> Okay. Thank you. >> All right. >> Thank you. >> Okay.
>> I just want to state for the record that we are only supposed to be here until 6 p.m. >> Yes. >> Um, is it appropriate to table these two matters until our next meeting or do we have time to take their next item?
>> Well, I think we have time. How much time do we have to do the gateway? There is more minutes. So, we have time to go over We don't have yet. >> Okay, great. Thank you. Thank you, counselor. >> Okay, the next item we have Gateway Bar.
Uh we also have a a police report uh for this incident. So, I will pass it over to Lieutenant Olivier and then I'll pass it over to you as well. Okay. >> So, the so the gateway is very similar to the tavern. >> Okay. >> And Sergeant Lopez would read that one into the record as well.
>> Thank you, Sergeant Lopez. Thank you. >> Evening again. The other fact is similar to the other location. Uh this occurred on Thursday, February 19, approximately 11:30 p.m. Uh the Lawrence Police Department conducted also another administrative at the Gateway Pub
located at 339 Marramac Street. The the inspection was initiated response to similar citizen complaints and Marramac College Police. Also uh upon entering this location, similar facts uh group of of individuals approximately 40 individuals dispersed within the uh the
premises. Some trying to take off to the back, some were hidden in the bathroom. Uh we stationed officers at the front and the rear of the location and as they exited, we were IDing each individual. Uh m we approximately 29 individuals identified and determined to be between
the 18 and 20. Uh some several of them were found to be in procession of alcoholic beverages. Uh during the inspection was uh Commissioner Mike Leard and Lieutenant Oliver. Uh we also spoke with the security
personnel who was observed at the uh this location checking identifications and again similar facts to the other location whether some of these uh students from the merc college were using two IDs or one ID but there was a
lot of fraudulent identification being utilized to enter this premises. The manager on duty at this location was identified as Marissa Cruz. uh she provided her driver's license and was uh informed of the violations observed on
scene. >> Okay, >> those are pretty much the facts. >> Thank you, Sergeant Lopez. >> Thank you. Can you >> My name is Danielle Mosquetto. I am the manager at Gateway Bar located at 339 Mary Street. >> Thank you. >> Uh Marissa Cruz is one of our lead
bartenders who is working the night in question. Um I was not present. However, we do obviously have security. We had two security on that evening. Um, I was able to go back and review the footage
again because I wasn't there. Um, and I wanted to know exactly what had happened. Our back door was actually locked that evening, so nobody was able to go through the back door at all. Um, since the night in question, I was actually horrified when I received this
report because that's a lot of underage people. Um, since then, we have had our security get their tip certification and we also held more training, a meeting to have better training. Uh, we
actually just invested in an ID scanner. uh this is not something that should have ever happened to begin with. Uh we just want to make sure that we're taking the appropriate steps to prevent this from happening again. Uh typically
we don't get any young kids in there. It's usually if it does happen it's on a Thursday. Um we've been kind of in touch a couple of times with the tavern. Lisa the owner she'll call me let me know hey we've got a group of people trying to come in. will one hand kind of washes
the other type of deal. Um, Thursdays we'll typically have a second security because what they were dealing with people hopping the fence trying to get in. So, what we did was we actually got a second security to be at the back door, but then we lock off the back door
to avoid that from happening. Um, okay. Another thing that I do stress, if somebody looks to be underage, even though security or someone's at the door checking IDs, that's actually the bartender's responsibility. You should always double check.
>> Uh it I'm not justifying it in any way, but I have a teenage daughter, so I know everybody to me looks like a kid. Um, so if I ever do have to, then I'd ask for a second form of ID if I was bartending and I was questioning what somebody
appeared to look like. >> Okay. Thank you. Um, Commissioner Le, >> were you at the meeting on the 11th? >> I was not. I was not even aware. >> The 11th, everybody was notified what was going to happen. Okay. >> And how would I have been notified? >> Email.
>> So, there was an issue. Sorry, I don't mean to interrupt. I know there was an issue when Antonio was trying to send me the report. I've had the same email. Never once missed any. >> I understand that. But that is not my responsibility. That's your responsibility to find out that. Okay. No matter what, even if you weren't
notified, these people were in your club drinking. Okay. That's a state law, >> right? Violation. Okay. >> And you're the manager. >> Mhm. >> You're supposed to be there 50% of the time. I'm there 95% of the time. >> Let me finish. You're supposed to be
there 50% of the time because of the rule of the regulations. That is a busy night for you on Thursday nights because you got the college kids. Okay. You >> This isn't the first time we we've had complaints from Mary College about your place and the gateway. I mean the
tavern. Okay. Marmac College wouldn't just call just once because it didn't happen. So, it's been going on for a while. on your busiest night, you should have been there. One of your busiest nights. Okay. So,
I have the same attitude that I have towards a tavern. And that's the punishment I'm going to recommend this time, too. >> And what was that? >> 7-day suspension. Written warning. First
written warning. Seven days suspension. 2nd, you'll be roll back your hours until um >> April 30th >> April 30th >> and you'll be the rest of the miners that are in violation will be held in case you mess up again for one year.
>> So we have to close for seven days. >> You have to close for seven days and every night from effective immediately you will close at 11:30 at every night >> until April 30th. >> There's no appeal on the roll back. You can appeal the seven days, but you
cannot appeal the roll back. So, starting tomorrow, because you're here tonight, starting tomorrow, you start closing every night until April 30, 11:30. >> Our business is not going to survive that. >> And I'm not and I'm not I'm not trying
to say that this isn't a serious matter because it is. I'm a mother of a 19-year-old and I'd be mortified if I found out she was drinking somewhere. However, we have taken and are taking the appropriate steps to prevent this
from happening. And I mean, whoever came in that evening and questioned the police officers and everybody else, were any IDs confiscated? I mean, nobody was able to look at an ID and them themselves verify
that it was not legitimate. >> They did take IDs, >> but we were expected to. Not >> I'm just confused with how many IDs were confiscated. >> I don't know. You have to ask the police department. >> I know they were taking pictures. >> Let me just >> Lieutenant Go ahead.
>> Let me just clarify a couple things. So, a lot of the kids cuz they were kids did not produce the fake IDs that they would obviously produce to you guys because we're obviously the police and if they pass up fraudulent ID to us, that is actually a felony. So, they're not going
to do that. What they did was they passed their real IDs. But if you looked at these kids, none of them looked like they were 21 years old. They all looked underage. And again, and I spoke to the person
that was in charge that night. I spoke to the security team. I told them if they look like kids, then they're kids. And a lot of these Marry My College kids are from different states. Mhm. >> So, if you cannot tell an ID from a different state, they shouldn't even be
allowed in your premises. And I I get it. You guys were having a very good business, but the majority of you of these people inside your business were actually kids and they were all served alcohol. The minute we walked into both establishments, the look of panic on
these children was instant. >> Mhm. >> So, again, I understand that you guys >> So, they never presented fake IDs. >> We have a couple fake IDs. Okay. They presented real ones. You're saying >> we do, >> but all these kids were also are also facing Chang uh excuse me, Sanchez were
married at college as well. >> Mhm. >> But again, the these are all kids just like if your 19-year-old daughter was in a was in a club, you would probably appreciate what we actually did that night. >> But no, I I absolutely do and I think it's a very serious matter. Um to be
honest with you, we've done our best to kind of eliminate the crowd. Um, typically they will come out on a Thursday. If we could do without them, that would be better for us. Um, is there any way that we can,
you know, shut down on Thursdays, which is a college night? >> They haven't been back since. >> Let me say something. You just heard us do to one club. I'm going to make a special arrangement. Not be fair to that one. You You had the same amount of miners, if not more or less, one or two.
All right. I can't say I'm going to punish them and give you a warning. I can't do that and we won't do that. >> No, I don't expect that either. I'm just I'm looking at it from a business standpoint where we're not going to survive. We're probably going to be out of
business. 11:30 is it it's rough especially on a Friday, Saturday night when we're open till 1 2:00 in the morning. >> We understand. That's my recommendation. >> I'll second the recommendation.
>> Now, just for the record, Attorney Caran is going to take from the 14th to the 21st for suspension, right? >> Yeah. >> For 7-day suspension. >> Yeah. >> For the 7-day suspension, right? >> Yeah. >> 14th to the 20th. >> The 14th to 20. Okay. >> So, you can have the same dates if you
want. >> Same dates. Yeah. >> I'd have to look at a calendar cuz I know there's a couple events that are booked. Yeah. So, >> baby showers and stuff like that because we do a lot of private >> look at a calendar and get back to us. Okay. And we work that with you. >> And can I email somebody the dates or
>> like have them before you leave here today? >> If you can get it before you leave that would be helpful. >> Okay. >> Okay. Thank you. >> We got one more thing on the agenda anyway. So, all right. >> So, Commissioner Lam made a motion to give a reading warning in the first
offense. The second one 7 days suspension. The third one roll back hour to 11:30 p.m. until April 30th. And the last the fourth one it's going to be if it happen again closing uh for a year.
Second by Commissioner Morales. Commissioner, how do you vote? >> Yes. Commissioner Morales, how do you vote? >> Yes. >> Motion pass. >> Okay. Thank you. Thank you. The last item on our our on our agenda, we have a primo mini market license
>> uh >> to transfer license. >> It was uh we we approved the transfer license. >> Okay. >> Then the ABCC send it back because they need uh to add one of the officers. >> Yeah. >> Including the IDs and
Cody form. Mhm. >> So they did it and I had to return back to the ABCC if we approve it tonight. Yeah. >> Okay. >> They approved this before. So all you do is just change the document and put a person on there. >> We we made a change to the board of
directors because of the uh the rules uh requiring directors to be citizens all citizens. Originally Miss Garcia was the director sole director. She's not yet a citizen of this country. So, we had the ABC this board approved it, went to the
ABCC, they flagged it, sent it back to us. We've updated the corporate records. We have a new a revised application with uh uh Corey from the new director. So, that's going to be submitted to Mr. Lopez tomorrow. >> Okay. All set. >> She did it today. >> Okay.
>> So, I think that's it. Hopefully, it's, you know, a minor uh >> amendment in your view. >> Me neither. Lieutenant Olivier. >> No questions. Uh, Lieutenant Prius, >> I have no questions. Okay. >> I'd like to make a motion to approve this uh transfer or correction. I feel
like it's a correction. Really? >> I'll second that. >> Yeah. Thank you. >> Commissioner Moral made a motion to approve um send back to the ABCC the primo minimal. Second by Commissioner Leer. Commissioner Moral, how do you vote? >> Yes. >> Commissioner Le, how do you vote? Yes.
Motion pass. I'm going to send it over tomorrow. >> Okay. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. Um, for this our next meeting will be held April 15th, 2026 at 5:30 p.m. We did not have time to do public participation.
So, we will do is have you in the agenda for our next meeting. >> Okay. >> Yeah, >> no problem. Any um I'd like to make a motion to adjurnn this meeting. >> We got the 15th. >> April 15th. >> April 15th. >> Yeah.
Can you second the motion? >> I'll second it. Commission made a motion to adjune the meeting. Second by commission. Commission. >> Yes. Commission. >> Yes. >> Motion granted. Meeting a thank you very much all for coming. Have a good night.
>> Please can you please help me on this? >> Everything.