Uh the meeting will come to order. Before we begin today, we'd like to do a pledge of allegiance led by Lieutenant Mally. If you'd all stand, please. >> I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation
under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> Thank you very much. Uh the following matters will come before the Real Estate License Commission today. This is our regularly scheduled meeting. The meeting has been previously filed
with the city clerk. The initial items on the agenda will be applications submitted for consideration. Item number one, the Neighborhood Developers, Shirley Avenue Municipal Parking Lot. Jasmine Bach is the event manager.
This is an application for a one-day entertainment license to be exercised at the Shirley Avenue Municipal Parking Lot on Saturday, August 29th, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The expected attendance is 200. The event is the annual Shirley Avenue Cultural Festival. The rain location is the Garfield School. Is uh someone from the Neighborhood Developers here?
Uh you need If you could just press the button on the mic and your name and address for the record, please. >> Jasmine Bach, 700 Central Street, Salem, New Hampshire. >> Thank you very much, Jasmine. Can you tell us what you'd like to do with this application? >> Uh yes. So, this will be our 13th annual
Shirley Ave Cultural Festival, where we celebrate the rich culture and diversity that is the Shirley Ave neighborhood. Our focus is on sharing parts of each culture with everyone through dance, songs, and activities. Our event is open to different local organizations to bring resources to the Revere community
and celebrate with us. This is a free, family-friendly event and we will provide pre-made food from local businesses to all who participate. >> Okay, thank you very much. Um do you have any questions? >> So, you've done this event in the past, correct? You're just changing location.
>> Yes, and we've done it in this location in the past, just not the last couple years. >> Okay, perfect. >> And I see that this is in the location of the parking lot uh adjacent. Is that next to Voltas? Is that >> Yes. >> And where are the people who typically
park there, where will they be parking? >> Um So, not sure. We're going to work with the parking um department and we um already got permission from the Events Commission as well. >> Very good. Thank you very much.
>> Oh, yeah. You can answer it. >> Uh hi. >> Your name and address for the record, please, ma'am. >> Dumais, Jean Dumais, 50 Winthrop Avenue, Revere. Um we've used this location in the past and the people who park there have been
asked to park along the beach in the morning. Uh we usually ask them to move in about 10:00 in the morning. We've asked them to park along the beach or along the street. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Um all right. Well, I guess you've
answered our questions on that. I'm going to close this part of the hearing. Are there any proponents? Is there anybody that would like to speak on behalf of the issuing of this license. >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman, members of the commission. I run over cells key 53D home Street wide two counselor. Um
we've had this many many 15 years or so far and uh never had a problem down there. Police cooperate, fire department cooperates, public works, parks and recreation. And just a good time for the neighborhood. Uh
the location actually was changed by the people that live in the neighborhood. We've had it at Sandler Square, we've had it at the Garfield School, and we've had it at the municipal lot in the past. And in all the events we've never ever had a problem. We have had up to 200
people uh come through and just for a good time and all cultures are there and the diversity in Shirley Ave is just unbelievable. So, I look forward to seeing this happen and hopefully your approval. Thank you. >> Very good. Counselor, thank you very
much. Um are there any other proponents? Anybody else that would like to speak on behalf of this license? >> Hi, once again, Jean Dumas, 50 Walnut Avenue. I've been part of the Revere Community Committee organization
for 15 years now and uh except for in 2020 we've done this um every year since we were formed. Um we would like to invite all of you to come. We'll give you Revere Community Committee t-shirts. It's a fun time.
We've had on average 200 people um every culture is welcome. We moved to the community lot this year because there was a bit of an issue last year closing streets. So, that's why it's a
different location from last year. Um but >> Okay. >> other than that there's no change um to the to the event itself. Um And I welcome all of you to come. It's a fun
time for everyone. And as our city council said, there's there's never been a problem with the event. >> Okay. Thank you very much. Any other proponents? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Excuse [clears throat] me. Is there
anybody opposed? Anybody opposed to the issuing of this license? We don't see or hear anybody. We'll close close that section. Do you want to discuss this further or would you like to make a motion? >> Sounds good to me. I can make a motion to approve.
>> Very good. I'll second the motion. The motion that is. Um the application for the neighborhood developers for a one-day entertainment license is approved. The application and license will be exercised at the Shirley Avenue
municipal parking lot on Saturday, August 29th, 2026 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Hope you have a great event. >> Thank you. >> Item number two. Black Marble Motorcycle LLC DBA Boston
Harley-Davidson 649 Squire Road. Gabrielle Einstein is the event manager. This is an application for a one-day malt wine common victualer and entertainment license. The application for the license to be exercised
on Saturday, July 25th, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event is a bike night and public bike show. The expected attendance
is 100 and the address is 649 S- uh Squire Road. Your name and address for the record, please. >> My name's Gabby Einstein and the address is 649 Squire Road, Revere, Mass. >> Very good. Can you tell us what you'd
like to do with this license? >> Yeah, um so it's a open to the public event, bike night. Um so anybody can participate um and come hang out. Uh we have vendors that will be selling um and promoting their businesses. Um we will have a bar um per
the owners um of the Harley-Davidson, we will do a two drink maximum. We'll have two forms of a checkpoint to um check IDs. So in the front I'll have some volunteers to help that are um capable and work in bars, so they're looking at
the IDs and then the bartenders themselves will also be looking at the IDs um to make sure that there's nothing going on. Um and then we will also be having a food truck there um and a DJ. >> Very good. Um and are the people who are going to be
serving the alcohol are they TIPS certified? >> Yes. >> Very good. Do you have any questions for this applicant? >> I have questions about the the show. Are the motorcycles are going to are they
operating or they're like on park? How how is this going to work? How's the show work? >> Yeah, so it's going to be a ride-in event, so people will come ride in, but then the bikes will be completely shut off um and people can like look at them and admire them and stuff like that, but
there will be no um motors running if that makes sense. >> Got you. Got you. Okay. Has this event been done in this particular area? >> For the Boston one, um not to my
knowledge. However, I'm also the event coordinator for the Seacoast one um and we've had two bike shows and I've worked directly with the chief of police down in Northampton, um and we have not had any issues. I would gladly walk the space and anything for the police department, fire department, anything like that.
>> Are you having security personnel on site? >> Um we'll probably request I'll probably do the same as we do in Chico. So, we um per the town of Northampton, we are required to have three um police officers um there, but we're also right on Route 1 in Northampton, so we do need
to direct traffic. Um so, we have two details to direct traffic um and then one police officer roaming and making sure everything's order in order and everything. And then we have a uh fire detail and an EMS detail as well. Thank you. >> You're welcome.
>> Lieutenant, do you have any questions? >> That actually sounds good to me. Three officers and Outlaw, that's perfect. >> Do you Would you like me to have three or do you want to do two? >> Three would be great. Like I said, you have one roaming around and you have two exits there, so you have one at each exit. That'll be good. So. >> Perfect. >> Thank you.
>> Very good. Thank you very much. >> Of course. >> Um we'll close this section. Are there any proponents? Anybody like to speak on behalf of the issuing of this license? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there any opponents? Anybody opposed?
Seeing and hearing none, we'll close that section. >> I can make a motion to approve. >> I will second that motion. The application for Black Marble Motorcycle LLC DBA Harley-Davidson
649 Squire Road for the application of a one-day malt wine common victualer and entertainment license is approved. >> Perfect. Thank you. Can I just approach to just give um my check to Maggie real quick? Thank you. >> That license will be exercised
on Saturday, July 25th, 2026 from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The event is the bike night and public bike show. And that license is approved. Item number three, Santa Fe Burrito
Grill Revere LLC, DBA Santa Fe Burrito Grill, 60 VFW Parkway. Carlos Echevarria is the manager. This is an application for a change of hours. The application of Santa Fe Burrito Grill
for a change of hours to Sunday through Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. with alcohol sales limited to Sunday 10:00 a.m.
to 2:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. Current hours are Sunday 10:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Monday through Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
Your name and address for the record, please, sir. >> I'm Carlos Echevarria of B&H Retail Corporation. Of Santa Fe Burrito Grill. And there is a mistake in these hours that you have in in this paper.
We our our of operation right now is between 11:00 and 10:00 p.m. Monday to Saturday. Sunday is 11:00 to 9:00 p.m.
We really want to extend our hours of operation to open at 6:30 a.m. for breakfast and to close at 3:00 a.m. just to sell food to the public.
>> So, you want to open Monday through Saturday >> Monday to 8:00 to Sunday. >> All 7 days. >> Yes. >> 6:00 a.m. >> 6:30 >> 6:30 a.m. >> Yes. >> Until >> 8:00
>> 3:00 a.m. >> 3:00 a.m. >> And your alcohol service will be from when? >> 8:00 as the estate regulation 8:00 to 1:30. But remember that
our main sales is not alcohol. Our main sales is the the food. That's why our concept that is fast casual. We really want to extend it and serve breakfast and a late menu for during the night.
>> Now, being in your modern location, you guys the same Santa Fe burrito? >> Yes, it's the same Santa Fe is the same company. >> Very good. All right. Uh, do you have any questions? >> So, I want to ask you what's
So, what's the main reason for requesting such huge extension from like 9:00 10:00 till like 3:00 a.m.? Like what did you see in in the restaurant that you think that this could work? >> know the location where we are,
I see that a lot of people walk by in the morning. Normally in the office very early in the morning. And I see a lot of people just to take that advantage and increase our sales. >> Okay, so we're talking about the morning, but why extend it till 3:00
a.m.? What did you see like in in the restaurant where you could say I need a license till 3:00 a.m.? >> That that will help our sales and but what I believe is that is a great opportunity for the community. There are
no too many places that they offer like a fast casual, something to eat late night, and we see the opportunity to do it. >> Okay. Do you have any other questions? >> So, how many employees do you currently
have like on the night shift? Or planning to have if you like to get approved. >> Right now we have four, but if we are going to extend it, we will be sure, you know, that somebody is there to cover the whole shift.
It will be around five, four or five employees. >> All set. Thank you very much, sir. Um we'll close this part of the hearing. Are there any proponents, anybody that would like to speak on behalf
of the extension of these hours? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed? Anybody opposed to the issuing of this license? >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Members, I Irwin Noveselsky,
53 Dehon Street, Ward 2 councilor. I don't have any total objections to the hours except the 3:00 in the morning. Uh it's across the street from a thickly settled neighborhood, and I don't mind 2:00, but cuz most people are open till
2:00, I just question the 3:00 a.m. >> Okay, thank you very much, councilor. Is there anybody else that would like to voice any opinion? >> Good afternoon. I would be just more concerned is that the time you stop serving alcohol would be 1:30, correct? About people hanging
around from 1:30 till 3:00 a.m. that have been there drinking all night. That's my main concern, and that's a busy area. And I understand there's a parking lot there, but it's at 3:00 in the morning, yeah, there won't be a whole lot of traffic, but I'm more worried about the people coming out getting into a car into that main intersection there.
Um I guess my question would be how would you make sure that the people that are with there drinking the whole night are not there till 3:00 in the morning? >> Um As you know, our concept is in and out
and we will try to um to close unless they the tables section that they pick their food and just try to to leave right away at that time. We are talking about after 2:00 a.m.
>> Okay, I'm not real familiar with your business. That's what I'm asking, so. >> Okay. Is it more of a takeout? >> Yes, we we do have >> does it have? I'm sorry, I'm not sure. >> Right now, they are 52 52 seats. >> With the patio?
>> Okay, it's good size. Okay. >> Thank you. >> Sure. >> Okay. Uh thank you very much, sir. Um do you want to make a motion or you want to discuss this further? >> So, we discuss this among ourselves.
>> Yep. Why don't you turn on your microphone? I mean I don't I I understand the people's concerns about 3:00 a.m. Um it isn't really I mean there are houses around. It is across
the street from Beach Street which is uh it's a fairly wide intersection. Um I don't I mean, I understand that the um the concerns about 3:00.
Um and so, I would make a motion that we allow them to open until 2:00. What do you think about that? >> We are open. >> What do you think about that?
>> I will second that. 2:00 a.m. >> Lieutenant, what's >> Yes, I agree with 2:00 a.m. sounds better. That's when everybody else in the city closes down for the night, so I think that's a good idea. >> Okay, so I think what we'll do is um
we will grant you the extension of hours so that your hours will now be from 6:30 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. >> Perfect. >> And then um alcohol service still has to
stop at 1:30 um and everybody has to be out by 2:00. >> True. >> All right? >> Yes, sir. >> So that is uh that's what we'll do and so that license is is amended and the hours are are approved. Thank you very
>> Thank you very much. >> Just to recap the Santa Fe Burrito Grill Revere DBA Santa Fe Burrito Grill, 60 VFW Parkway Carlos Echevarria is the manager.
The application for a change of hours is approved. The hours will now be 7 days a week, 6:30 a.m. until 2:00 a.m. And that will be uh exercise that 60 VFW Parkway and that license is
approved. Item number four, Ameba Corporation DBA El Penal 2 765 Broadway Alexandra Restrepo is the manager. This is an application for change of hours.
The application from Eva Corporation for a change of hours to Sunday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. with alcohol sales on Sunday to begin no earlier than 10:00 a.m. Current hours are Sunday through
Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Your name and address for the record, please, sir. >> Good evening. My name is Joe Medina. This is my aunt Olga Medina. Alejandra is the manager, but she's currently working, so she couldn't be here. >> Okay. >> Um she's the owner. I'm just here for in behalf.
>> We appreciate that. Thank you. >> Um we're just requesting the license to be until 1:00 a.m. Not to be open every day till 1:00. Just to have it just in case for future events or any, you know, any outgoing ideas or but we're we're we're just
requesting it just to just to have it just in case. >> it in your pocket in case you want to do something. >> Just just in case for that. We're a family owned business where we don't, you know, where every day it's 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. We're not looking for, you know, any more hours. Just
have it for future parties or events. For example, like today's game is at 10:00 p.m., but other than that, we're not looking to keep it open every day. >> Okay. All right. Well, thank you very much. Um do you have any questions for this
gentleman? >> No, I just want to say I stopped by your establishment earlier earlier this week. I loved it. Very clean. The staff was very friendly. It cast a very good impression. >> Thank you. >> So, um >> Yeah, so we're I mean, not sorry to
interrupt. So, we're a family owned business for over 28 years. We're, you know, we're we're good with, you know, for example, East Boston, Revere, Brookline. We're really good with, you know, with the city and we don't we're not >> You're busy enough with food and alcohol
video you can send it to me. >> is. Just for >> events. We're not looking for anything else. >> Okay. >> Very good. Uh thank you very much. So, we'll close the section. Is there any uh proponents? Anybody that would like to speak on behalf of the issuing of this license?
I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed? No one is opposed to the issuing of the change of hours. We'll close that section. Do you have uh a discussion you want to have or do you want to make? >> No, I could gladly make a motion to
approve. >> Very good. I will second that uh motion. The application for your increased hours is approved. So, um we are going to go from Sunday through Saturday from 9:00 a.m.
to 1:00 a.m. >> Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Item number five, Capri LLC DBA Capri. 1559 North Shore Road, Revere. Claudia Gallego is the manager.
This is an application for a temporary change of hours. The application to temporarily change the hours to Sunday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m. through July 31st.
The current hours are Saturday Sunday through Saturday 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. Do I have that right? Okay, so you want to open an additional hour from now until July 31st.
>> Correct. >> Okay. Um you're going to make any changes during that hour or do you have any anything planned other than what you've been doing with your business? >> I said that it won't change. It will be all the same. It will be all the same. It will be all the same.
>> It will be everything the same. >> Do you have any questions for these folks? >> So, I'm assuming you're doing this for the World Cup, correct? Okay. >> Correct. >> All right, do you have any other questions? Very good. Uh thank you very much. We'll We'll close this part of the
hearing. Are there any proponents or anybody that would like to speak on behalf of the issuing of the license? >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I Reynold Vosolski, 53 DeHaan Street, Ward 2 counselor. Uh this is like three houses or three places away from where I live. And
they've been open for several years, and we've never ever had a problem down there. So, you know, for the short period of time to 2:00 a.m., I have I have no objections to this happening. Thank you. >> Thank you very much, counselor. Anybody else like to say anything on behalf of the issuing of this license?
Uh don't see or hear anybody. So, we'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed? Anybody opposed to the issuing of the license? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Do you want to make a motion or would you like to discuss it further? >> I can make a motion to approve.
>> Very good. I will uh second that motion. And the application for a temporary change of hours is approved. Your uh new hours, at least through July 31st, will be Sunday through Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Item number six. Halal Eats Inc. DBA Halal Eats, 750 Washington Avenue. Fahd Essa Noor Mohamed is the manager. This is a
application again for another change of hours. The change of hours to Sunday through Saturday 11:00 [snorts] a.m. to 1:00 a.m. [clears throat] The current hours are Sunday through
Thursday 11:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Your name and address for the record, please. >> Yes, sir. Good afternoon, sir. My name is Serfraz Jinwalla. I'm one of the owner of Halal Eats. >> Very good.
>> And the address is 750 Washington Ave, Revere, Mass. >> And what would you like to do with this license? What are you going to do with the additional hours? >> Uh so, the additional hour we have been getting a lot of uh uh um a request from the young crowds that uh we should lay open late and
because of they like to eat eat out late. Um so, that's why we're uh asking if we can extend our hours on a daily from Sunday to Saturday 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. >> Okay. Um and are you going to do anything
different with the business during those hours? >> Uh no, sir. Everything will stay the same. >> Uh do you have any questions for this gentleman? >> No questions. No liquor, right? >> No liquor, ma'am. >> Very good. Uh we'll close this part of the hearing. >> Sure. >> Uh are there any proponents? Anybody
that is would like to speak on behalf of this license? Uh we don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed? Anybody opposed to the issuing of a license? The change of hours?
Don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Do you want to make a motion or you would like to discuss it? >> I can make a motion to approve. >> Very good. I'll second that motion. >> Okay. >> Uh the application for Excuse me 1 second.
Halal Eats Inc. 750 Washington Avenue for a change of hours is approved. The new hours will be Sunday through Saturday, 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. >> Okay. Thank you very >> much, sir. Good luck. >> And have a good day. Good afternoon.
Thank you. >> Item number seven. Fifth Avenue Steakhouse Inc. DBA Floramo's Restaurant, 492 Revere Beach Boulevard. John Floramo is the manager. This is an
application to amend the entertainment license to add jukebox, amplifiers, vocal instrumental music. The current license uh is widescreen cable TV, radio,
musical bingo, DJ, karaoke, and dancing by patrons. >> Hi. John >> Name and address, please. >> John Floramo, 492 Revere Beach Boulevard. >> Uh Mr. Floramo, what would you like to do with this license?
>> I I'd like to expand the license to what you mentioned, instruments, vocals, dancing, amplifier, bands, and jukebox. >> Very good. Um do you have any questions? >> I have a couple of questions. Um how
often do you intend to have live music? Once a week, twice a week, what what's the plan or >> As far as the bands and things, not as often. It's mostly going to be karaoke and DJ, but we just want to put a band in there every once in a while. It wouldn't uh maybe once a week if that.
>> Okay. >> It wouldn't be later hours and early for the neighbors, so probably by 11:30 everything should wrap up. >> And uh because of the history we've had with this location, not with you, of course, um but with the neighbors,
what measures are you taking [music] in order to prevent um any noise complaints from the neighbors? >> So usually once the music ends, everyone leaves off the property. It It ends It's kind of like a a switch goes off and everyone just kind of leaves anyways. And we're keeping it early.
>> So, you've had a good response from your clients. Everybody's leaving as soon as you tell them to. >> Correct. And as so far what we've done, we haven't had any incidences. Everyone just kind of leaves. And Saturday was considered late and that was 11:30. Uh quarter to 12:00, everybody was
pretty much out of the building. >> Okay. >> I mean, there was a few few people just at the bar itself, but as far as Um they they're leaving early and we like it that way. >> Okay. So, you'll be discontinuing the band at
what time generally? >> Probably by 11:30. So, like our DJs have been ending by 11:00. We had one at 11:30 the other night and that was the late That's considered late for us. Um and karaoke's been even earlier. I I believe a couple of the times was like 7:30 to 10:30.
>> Okay. >> And the band we uh and bands probably the same time. We're not going to go late. >> Very good. Um as my fellow commissioner mentioned, we have had a bunch of complaints out of there for the previous owner.
>> Correct. >> So, I just want you to be mindful that if it does get loud and people start complaining, we're going to have to come back and address this again. >> Absolutely. >> right now, I mean, I don't I don't see a problem, but uh we'll close this part of the hearing.
>> Okay. >> Are there any proponents? Is there anybody that would >> like to speak >> on behalf of the issuing of this license? >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I would note that 53 Deer Horn Street Y2 City Council. As you mentioned uh in the past, we've had problems with the
previous owners. The only thing that kind of concerns me is the amplifiers cuz they seem to be from the music and the bass and depending I don't know what his clientele late at night, but uh I'm just concerned about that as far as
uh being higher than the 70 decibel level cuz that seems to be the number that the police go by and uh and the normal limits allowed by law is 70 decibels. So, I just caution him to uh
you know, watch watch those levels. Okay. >> Thank you very much, counselor. Uh are there any other uh proponents? Anybody else that would like to speak on behalf of the issue with this license? I don't see or hear anybody. We will
close this section. Is there anybody opposed? Seeing and hearing none, we will close that section. Um do you want to discuss this or do you want to make a motion? >> make a motion to approve. >> I will second that motion. The
application to amend the entertainment license for Floramo Steak House Inc. DBA Floramo's Restaurant is approved. That uh license will be exercised at 492 Revere Beach Boulevard and the license will add
jukebox, amplifiers, vocal, instrumental music. Thank you very much, sir. >> Thank you. Thank you. >> Good luck with that. Item number eight. The Latino Vibes Food Corp. 604 Squire
Road. Cesar Vivas and Oscar Tapara are the operators. This is an application for a stationary mobile vendor license to be exercised at 604 Squire Road.
Uh that's the parking lot of >> Exactly at the Squire, yes. >> And um your hours of operation will be Sunday Well, I'm sorry. Wednesday through Sunday 12:00 p.m. to
2:00 a.m. >> Yes, sir. >> And can you tell us explain to us what you'd like to do with the business where you're going to be parked in the lot and things such as that? >> So first of all, we want to apologize because we couldn't make it the last
meeting. And after that, we are we are the owners and what we want to do is like bring a little bit of our way culture and the fast food that we that we make. And we want to promote
promote jobs to to that area because we see a lack of options and food on late hours. So that's the reason we are we want to operate like until 2:00 a.m.
And that's we're going to be parking we're going to be on the parking lot of the Squire. I think that's pretty much it. I don't know if you have any questions. >> I'm looking at a photograph of the site plan and
>> as you look at the front door of the Squire, you're going to be in that corner down in the >> over there. Yes. >> And that's the corner that abuts the gas station, is that >> Yeah, that corner is is between the gas station. There is like a little road
over there and after the road is going to be the gas station. >> Okay, thank you very much. Do you have any questions? >> So my concern is about the late night activity we've had in that parking lot in the
past. And I want to ask you how's the lighting going to work? I feel that you guys are going to need lighting. There have there have been issues in that parking lot, so >> So >> we want so we are doing we're working
right now with National Grid uh to install uh like a pedestal. >> Okay. >> So, in that way it's going to be plugged in. It's not going to be an uh a noise issue. At the beginning, we are going to use the generator. We We are working with National Grid to uh install a pedestal. So, in that way we
can plug it in the >> Okay. >> the the trailer. >> So, um another question. Are Are there going to be seating or do people just gather around the truck? >> They gather around the truck and it's going to be pretty much like uh pick up and deliveries.
>> What type of food is it? >> It's like It's like fast food like like the stones, arepas, that kind of stuff. >> It's Colombian. >> Mhm. Okay. I'm good. >> Lieutenant, do you have any uh questions or issues that you want to discuss?
>> Yes, Mr. Chairman. Thank you. Uh the big thing is you'll be out of there at 2:00 a.m. the same time the club closes, correct? You won't be You won't be open anytime beyond that. >> No. >> Cuz like the commission mentioned, we have had serious issues with people hanging around in that lot in the past. We'd like to get them out of there as quick as you can.
>> So, what we want to do is like uh we want to close the kitchen like at 1:30 a.m. So, in that way at 2:00 a.m. is like everything is clean and done for the night. That's what we want to do. >> That Okay. Sounds good to me. >> Uh thank you very much, gentlemen.
Um I'm going to close this part of the hearing and ask for any proponents. Is there anybody that would like to speak on behalf of the issuing of this license? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed?
Anybody opposed to the issuing of this license? I don't see or hear anybody, so we'll close that part. Um the only discussion I would like to have is that you're closing at 2:00.
The club is going to be emptying at 2:00. There's going to be people walking up to your >> That's what I'm telling you. >> truck at 2:00. How's that going to work? You're going to be shutting people off? >> No, what we're what we want to do is
like I was telling him like we want to close at 1:30 a.m. We're going to close the kitchen at 1:30 a.m. So, we are out of there like 2:00 a.m. because we don't want to if the people are going out of the club, they are going directly to their homes or
>> Okay. >> Sounds weird. >> Are you all right with that then? >> I'm satisfied with that. Like I said, as long as we're out of there by 2:00, we don't want people hanging around. So, whatever you do as far as your time is closing for the half of October, that's up to you guys. Thank you. >> Thank you.
>> Uh thank you very much, gentlemen. We'll close that section. Um do you want to make a motion or do you want to >> I can make a motion to approve. >> Very good. I will I'll make a motion I'll second your motion to approve it.
Uh the application for Latino Vibes Food Corp. is approved uh to be exercised at 604 Squire Road. Uh the application uh hours of operation are Wednesday through Sunday 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m.
Thank you very much, gentlemen. Good luck with your business endeavor. The next item is Los Compadres Oaxacanos LLC DBA B&M Grill 843 Broadway.
Manuel J. Hernandez is the manager. This is an application for a change of manager. Uh your name and address for the record, please. >> Attorney Richard Mess Stone. Um 435 Newbury Street, Suite 217 in Danvers, Mass.
>> Thank you very much, counselor. Um Can you explain briefly what what you >> Just just a correction on what you said. Um This is Manuel Hernandez, who's the owner of um the establishment. He is being
propounded to be the manager um under the new change in the law that allows resident aliens to now be managers of an alcoholic establishment. >> Very good. >> He's been the owner of the establishment since 2019. He's in there
on a daily basis, all day. Um he has a deep hand in the day-to-day operations as well. Uh, under the requirements, um we believe he meets all the requirements. He has good moral character, doesn't have any criminal record, never had any incidents
um with criminality or anything like that. Um obviously, he's over the age of 21. Um and we believe that given the new law, it would make more sense for the owner of the establishment uh, to also be the manager of the establishment for simplicity purposes and to get rid of an
additional person um that's just there for management purposes only. >> Very good. As he um >> Once we get this approved, then officially, it'll be changed at the Secretary of State's office cuz we
didn't want to violate any ordinances or rules until it was approved that he could be the manager of the facility. >> Very good. Thank you very much, counselor. Do you have any questions for the gentleman? >> No no questions. >> I'm just looking at the
the application briefly. And he has been there on a daily basis. I've seen him I've seen him in there, so I know that that's >> Every day. >> that's the case. Um All right. Well, we will close this section of the hearing. Are there any proponents? Anybody that
would like to speak on behalf of the change of manager? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Is there anybody opposed? Seeing and hearing none, we'll close that section. Do you want to discuss this further or do you want to make a motion?
>> I can make a motion. I can make a motion to approve. >> Very good. I will um second that motion. The application for a change of manager from Christian Moncea
to Manuel Hernandez is approved. Thank you very much, counselor. >> Thank you. >> Thank you so much. >> Item number 10. Detroit Style Pizza Revere Corp. Descendant uh DBA Descendant of
Descendant Detroit Style Pizza, 376 Revere Beach Boulevard. Alexandros Koutounaitis is the manager. I'm sorry if I mispronounced your name. Uh this is an application for a transfer
of an all alcohol restaurant license. The application will be exercised at 376 Revere Beach Boulevard. The requested seating is to remain 48 inside, 32 outside. The
requested entertainment is wide-screen cable TV and radio. The requested hours are are Sunday through Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. with alcohol service to begin no earlier
than than 10:00 a.m. And Sundays uh 8:00 a.m. I'm sorry. I'm I'm not following this. Oh, okay. Thank you very much. >> to begin no earlier than 10:00 a.m. >> So, no earlier than 10:00 a.m. on Sunday
and no earlier than 8:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday. >> Okay. >> Correct. >> That's for alcohol service. And um this is basically a transfer of the restaurant license from Santorini. >> It's my mother's restaurant. We're just
taking it over and transferring everything. >> Great place. I loved Santorini. It's sad to see it go. But I hope you'll do well there. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Um can you tell us what you'd like to do? And what is Detroit-style pizza? What am I missing? >> square pan pizza with uh caramelized
cheese crust, basically. I have a branch in Toronto that I'd like to bring here to Revere Beach. >> Okay. All right. Well, good luck with that. >> Thank you. >> Um now, have you
in your restaurant in in Toronto do you serve alcohol there as well? >> I do. I do. >> And are you are you TIPS certified uh for alcohol service? >> Yes. >> Thank you. Do you have any questions for this gentleman?
>> And you will be managing this? >> Uh my partner and cousin will be managing the Revere location. >> What were the hours before? >> Same hours. >> Same hours? Okay. >> Yeah. >> Any questions? Any further questions? >> questions.
>> Mr. Kenneth, do you have any issues that you want to address? >> Uh I do not. Thank you. >> Very good. We will close this part of the hearing. Uh is there any proponents? Anybody that would like to speak on behalf of the issuing of the license? >> My name
is Stavroula Stavroula Fotopoulos. My name. I owned the Santorini before and my son and my nephew they get over so That's >> Okay. Well, I hate to see you go. >> [laughter]
>> She's still going to be >> Are you going to be doing anything with the business? >> yes. Sometimes I can help them give them a hand. Okay. >> Do you have any questions for these folks?
>> No more No questions. Um Thank you. >> Thank you very much. >> so much. >> that you'd like to say? >> I just wanted to say that Sotiri and Alexander, they're both very experienced restaurant people. So, they know how to run the business and Aki's doing a terrific job in Toronto now.
I've been up there six or eight times. And Alex ran a terrific business in Waltham that they he they recently sold a couple of years ago. A and K and they were extremely busy there. So, I we think they can handle
the the beach and do a terrific job there. >> Oh, great. I'm looking forward to trying a different kind of pizza. But, thank you very much. >> Thank you. >> Uh well, any other proponents? >> Thank you again, Mr. Chairman. Irwin Over Selsky, 53 Nahant Street. As you
have been down there at Santorini's for many years as I have and Sylvia and Craig run a good show and I'm sure that the new team will keep it up to grade and looks good. I was in there last week checking it out
and the renovations are moving along and I don't know when they plan on being open, but everybody's excited about hearing it. Thank you. >> Thank you. When do you folks think you'll be opening? >> I 15. >> Around around mid-July, hopefully. >> Hopefully mid-July.
>> Every every sunny day that goes by you must be pulling your hair out. Very good. All right. We'll close that part. Any opponent anybody opposed? Don't see or hear anyone. We'll close that section.
Do you want to make a motion or do you want to discuss it? >> So we're very excited to have you here and I could make a motion to approve. >> Very good. I will second that motion. The application for a transfer of the all alcohol restaurant license from
Santorini to the decadent >> descendant >> descendant, I'm sorry. Descendant Detroit style pizza is approved. The requested seating to remain at 48 inside, 32 outside. The requested
entertainment is wide screen cable TV and radio. The requested hours are Sunday through Saturday 6:00 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. with alcohol service to begin no earlier than 10:00 a.m. on Sundays and 8:00 a.m.
Monday through Saturday. Thank you very much, folks. Good luck with the restaurant. >> Thank you. >> Thank you. >> Good luck, guys. >> Thank you. >> Mystical Pizzeria Corporation, Revere Beach. Luis Restrepo is the operator. This is an application for a stationary
mobile food vendor license. The application of Mystico Pizzeria Corporation to be operating on Revere Beach Wednesday through Sunday 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.
for sales of pizza. Your name and address for the record, please, sir. >> Luis Restrepo, 180 Revere Street. >> Very good. And can you tell us briefly about your business, where you're going to be stationed, what uh
what are you going to be selling? >> Well, uh it depends like on the guys give me the the point that where I can be like parked. And we're going to sell like uh Neapolitan style Neapolitan style pizza. We are going to make it right in the in
the moment, like we stretch the dough, we make it fresh fresh ingredients, and it'll come out like uh around 2 to 3 minutes per pizza. So, it's going to be very fast. >> Okay, thank you very much. And um do you have any questions for the
gentleman? >> Do you have any experience in food trucks? >> Not really. This is my first food truck. I'm starting a business, so it this year's has been a little tough for me, but I'm trying to start. And no, it's I had experience on restaurants and pizzas, but not a food truck.
>> Okay. And um do you have all the required health permits yet? >> Like uh yeah, I have in Boston. Uh 2 weeks ago I had a >> already, right? >> I have fire inspection and health inspection over there
like 2 weeks ago. And so, I can be around. Cuz I have a trailer, so I want to be around in certain events. Like right now, if I can get the license for the summer season right here in the beach, it's going to be awesome. So, I'm working on those. >> Okay. >> Very good. Um
has it been inspected by the city of Revere? >> Not yet. >> So, any any license that we would issue would be subject to your inspection. So, >> Yes. >> And you want >> So, I yeah, I can I can schedule the
the inspections for probably this week or next week. >> Very good. Do you have any other questions? Okay. All right, we'll close Yes, we'll close this section. Are there any proponents? Anybody like to speak on behalf of the issue in this license? >> Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Uh
I I didn't catch where exactly the food truck is going to be. >> Well, I don't think it's been designated yet. That's up to DCR. >> So, they designate like where the spots are going to be. >> They have four spots that they've designated. >> Right. That's correct. Right at uh I
don't know the name of the street. Used to be a street um opposite um 376 Ocean Ave. Where the big walkway is and the steps. >> Yes, I There was a food truck there today, as a matter of fact. >> That's right. It'll probably be uh Twist
and Shake. It was there today. >> And there's a couple There's three other cutouts along the beach that are designated for food trucks. Isn't that it? >> I didn't hear that. >> using those? >> No. >> Very good.
>> heard those four spots at that area where the um the Conex container for the um the sand sculptures used to be. In that little area there. Yeah. >> Okay. Well, thank you very much, sir. >> Thank you.
>> Are there any Are there any opponents? Anybody opposed to the issuing of this license? I don't see or hear anybody. We'll close that section. Would you like to discuss this further or do you want to make a motion? >> So, we do it subject to him getting his health permit. >> is a >> [clears throat]
>> This license will be issued contingent on the fire and health inspections. >> Yes, sir. >> And I make >> You want to make a motion? >> I can make a motion to approve. >> Very good. >> so much. >> I will second that motion. The application for
the stationary moved stationary mobile food vendor license for Mystical Pizza Ria Corporation is approved. The opera The hours of operation will be on Revere Beach, Wednesday
through Sunday, 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Thank you very much. >> Good luck. >> Good luck. >> Thank you. >> And that concludes the applications for consideration. The next items on the agenda will be hearings.
Item number 12, The Good Diner LLC, 361 Broadway. Mowad Abu Galala >> Yes, sir. >> manager. I'm sorry if I mispronounced [clears throat] >> Yes, my name is Mowad Abu Galala, nickname Sabir Abu Galala. I live 9
Pearl Ave, Revere, Massachusetts, 02151. >> Thank you very much, sir. So, um I have read the material. Um what uh what are we here for?
>> Ooh, I'm here. I was sick for a while. And I left to my to get, you know, take care of my health. And I come back, I found the landlord he changed everything. I need to go to the court. I have two option. Get my business back or he pay me out.
That's it, sir. >> Very good. Mr. Counselor, do you have something you'd like to add here? >> He's my lawyer. >> Would you step up to the microphone, please? >> Attorney Mark Horrigan, good afternoon. Uh he did have a lease that was supposed to run from September 1st, 2021 to
August 31st of this year. He He did become ill. There was some discussion as to whether the landlord was going to purchase his business. They had an agreed-upon price. The landlord paid
10% of it in cash, but he never sent him a notice to quit or filed the summary process action. So, we're going to be filing a lawsuit against him based upon intentional interference with
advantageous relations because he's essentially converted the business to his own use. And violations of 93A, there are regulations promulgated by the Attorney General that say if you're a landlord, you can't
unilaterally evict a tenant without sending them a notice to quit and and getting an an execution, neither of which were done in this case. So, I don't know if the other party has applied for a
license, the landlord has applied for a license. We obviously oppose that if if if that's pending. But um >> Well, your client has a license, correct? >> Yes. >> And that license is currently in good standing? >> is active. Recently. Yes, sir.
>> Very good. Uh is the other party here? >> I have no idea. I think he's right there, in the back. >> Sir, where is >> the landlord? >> Uh I want to wait for the lawyer coming in a minute. Am I lawyer? >> Okay. >> Should be here at 4:15.
>> All right. Um Oop. >> He's right there. >> Is this Is this your lawyer? >> Yes. >> Counselor, how are you today? >> Very well, Mr. Chairman. Thank you. How are you? As uh As becoming ready to the middle.
>> So, these folks have uh basically presented what their uh position is. I think you've read the papers. >> Yes. >> So, you know what their position is. I was just asking your client what his position is,
and he said he would want to wait for his attorney, and you showed up right on cue. >> I was not lurking outside the doorway, I promise you. Uh if maybe um Mr. Perez can come up. Um I think that uh we have submitted a number of things to the commission, and
uh this began back in the summertime when Mr. Perez had made an application to run his restaurant um out of the facility. He owns the building. Um he indicated that uh there was no lease in place that would keep him from doing that, that the business had not
been operating, and he was fully aware uh able to um resume operating the business. The license was granted uh by this license commission, but it appears was not utilized. So,
with regard to what Mr. Perez's his plan is, if I may, with the uh leave of the chair, let him explain to you the timeline from that point on. And he had actually made an application for the license, which has been held in abeyance for almost a year.
And without >> Just so just so we're on the same footing, I have seen a lease. So, there is There is a lease in effect. >> saw it right there. >> We have it. >> I don't know if you've seen it. >> No, I I I've seen it, but he's in it He's He's in breach of it, and it's been terminated.
>> No, no, I didn't get any notice of termination. >> Well, I I think then Mr. Then Mr. Perez would be able to bring you up to date on what his interaction has been. I've I've given the commission what our position is with regard to the issuance
of a license to him, but as to the part of the hearing that um goes to the current licensing, whether the license is or is not valid, uh with leave of the chair, let like Mr. Perez to be able to present his side.
>> So, um So, the deal with him is in um June. He owe me a lot of money for rent. >> No. >> And the two loan. And the two loan, and uh I bought a place for $135,000. He owe me a hundred.
So, I give you $35,000 in cash, but I don't have any receipt. Cuz I I always trust him because uh he no want to spend money on lawyers. Uh I ask him, he say, "No, you no have to spend money on lawyers." So,
I I working with him only time he owe me a rent. He give me like uh He owe me like, example, like $20,000. And And the other the month they give me 2,000, so I divide 2,000 by by the 20, so he owe me 18. I always send the
picture every month, whatever whatever give me. And also I make a deal. So, uh So, I bought in the June, I make a deal in December how to be transferred the license to my name, but he never did it.
So, um >> Well, first of all, I don't believe he can transfer the license to your name. That's something that has to be done at the license commission. >> Oh, yeah. No, I I understand that. But I ask him before that, I say, "Why you no
Why you no we go together to the city hall and then we can talk about it with the license we can transfer." He said, "No, you don't you don't have no hurry, no hurry, no worry about it. Everything's going to be done." So, by by December 26th, he never answered the phone, not anymore.
But, the problem is uh I have the lease. The the The lease is to August uh 31st. The full 5 years. So, the lease is a is a termination because he owed me a rent.
He owed me a lot of rent. >> Can I see the certificate, please? Okay. >> So, I got the proof. So, when I when I buy the place, I open the corporation. I pay my food taxes. I got the
electric, gas, and everything in my name. And cable and everything is in my name. >> So, when you said you bought the place, do you have anything in writing or >> That's That's That's the problem because I always trust him. He said always got so
Uh so, he he I negotiate $135,000. He said, "I take my 100 my $100,000 back. I give you $35,000 what I owe you." So, I give you a $35,000 and the deal is they
transfer the license to to my name, but I know how to be uh come into the city hall and application and everything that. So, he he never did it. >> Just excuse me for interrupting. Do you have any any documentation,
letters, emails indicating that he's in the rears on his >> He He is very smart because he he when I send the voicemail or whatever, he never sent me back. Because he uh I got a lot a lot of papers to prove. I
got the letter with the his sign. Notarized together with the you owe me like $33,000. I not otherwise together. I have it. So. >> Just hang on 1 second. Thank you. >> This is coming today. >> Okay.
>> Yeah, and uh this is the letter. >> She signed. >> This is my uh pay my uh means taxes. Everything is in time. >> This is Yeah, this is the the notice that your
other lawyer gave him >> Yeah. >> Yeah, the first lawyer would have one. >> [clears throat] >> Well, let me just say that >> Okay, this is the letter. Can I show you? >> Sure. >> Okay. This is the first lawyer
letter from the lawyer I had before. And this is the letter when I signed together not otherwise and uh >> Yeah, I've seen I've seen this one. If you wanted to show this. >> I already have the original I have the We already finished with that. We done with that. I want his word
to his son. I owe him a penny. I want his word to his son. If he swears to his son I owe him a penny, you got the business. All right. I don't know if I owe him a penny. Ask him. If he swears to his son, I'm done. If he can just swear. I'm no liar. I can't no lie. >> You >> I don't have to lie. Don't don't talk to me, sir.
If he swears to his son I owe him a penny, I I got the business back. I need my business back and I can go to court. That's all over. And this this the proof. So, you can I swear to his son, please? This by the writing and he's not. You see this how much I owe him? How
much? >> Yeah. Okay. >> 9,000, sir. How much you pay? So, how much I pay him? You can read that, sir. Technically he owe me money. He doesn't know I have that. All right. Technically he owe me money. This the guy he pay him the money.
Who pay the money? >> So. Okay. I know this isn't small claims court. Uh so, all right. So, what But what I'd like to do is um before I became involved with Mr. Perez's case,
uh John Day, attorney, had given um the the other gentleman a notice on February 6th, 2026 um indicating that there was no lease. It wasn't in It wasn't valid in the agreement that was made between the
gentlemen that the license, although they mistakenly thought because they did it without lawyers as my client said, um would be transferred as of January 1st and that didn't happen. And then on February 6th, attorney Day is writing to
um Mr. Abu Lagala uh demanding possession of the um license and also the premises. So, he gave him notice back in February of 2026. So, this is not um an issue that's
of recent vintage. I think you may have this in the file. I'm not sure whether Maggie has it from from John Day. But, this was this was the original legal letter. Subsequent to that counsel prior to this uh counsel had
sent Miss Mr. Perez a 93A letter. We responded to to responded to it setting out our counter position. Then he obtained new counsel, which I think now is might maybe the third kind of third
attorney. But, nonetheless um, this this seems to have come to a head and have um, cemented Mr. Perez's rights back in February of 2026. And he's been back and forth to the license commission saying,
"I made this application last year. The business isn't running. The place is empty. And he doesn't have the right to be on the premises according to this letter. So, I somebody has got to be in there running running the place. There are bills that are accumulating, property
ta- well, the whole thing the whole gamut. So, and our position is as was Mr. Day's position back in February that all of the rights in were to um, to Mr. Perez. And he has the right to possess to possess it. Whereas, that license that you issued had not been ex-
had not been exercised and was standing in the way of of Mr. Perez's license to be acted upon. Because I I understand you can't act upon one when the other one is is uh um, is active or in >> Well,
if I if I could my my thought is this gentleman was issued a license and applied for a license in good faith and it was issued. He was ill. He then asked this gentleman to run the place
for him while he was recuperating. The license is in good standing. This gentleman, even though it's closed now, he's only closed because >> Yes. >> Your Your client has got the keys.
So, the way I look at it, I'm looking at it at the moment, unless someone has got a a different take, is that this gentleman has a valid license and is entitled to operate the business.
All this other stuff, that's stuff that they're going to have to sort out in court. As far as who owes what and what the money situation is. But from my perspective, the license itself is with this gentleman.
And so, until that license expires or is in some way invalidated, he is the licensed operator of the premises, unless I'm missing something. >> No, no, you're right, because I think if if we bifurcate this, there are two there are two sides to this uh
to one you have the license, whether or not that's a good license, and whether it was validly issued and is it active. And the other part is, is there a place for him to operate it? And it's the second step that's missing. He's got no place to operate it because he's in default of the lease and he's
not going in there. >> So, the current lease expires when? This year in August? >> Yeah, August 31st, yeah. I get no notice at all. >> No. >> Even from the license commission. License commission, he sent a letter to the other good guy.
Nothing come from him. He had it. Every notice that come, he hide. I got the letter by the cops. Thank God. He come to my house, he give it. That's why I'm here today. I don't have to lie. I don't have to lie. >> he he he no run he no get into the place because he give me the key. I buy the
place, he give me the key. >> Excuse me. >> He's lying. I have the key. >> at a time, please. Sir, you have the floor. >> So, he he give me the key. And I trust him. He said, "You you you can keep the key. You can have the key. I trust you. You can come in here at any
time." >> Sir, you have the run of the lot. You have the >> So, he When I buy the place, he show me places to can buy the market, buy the orange, buy everything. He show me everything. He go to the to the guys in the kitchen, he say, "Okay, I sold the
place. I don't run the place anymore. I got partner. He talked to my partner. And he tell everything. He said, "I don't I don't run the place anymore. Thanks God." And And the thing is, I trust him. I I can't
believe it he did this to me because I Sir, please. Yeah, that's what the deal is back. Because he owe me a lot of Anytime, yeah. >> So, it's a matter of timing, it looks like on 31 August all of the rights that were transferred
under the lease expire. Well, >> but the auction is gone. >> So, So, if um if it makes sense and to keep this matter open because I know you're not going to decide it to I mean, I don't think there's enough evidence either way to decide it. And if there's
a way to to try to navigate through all of the the license part of it and the lease part of it because eventually they they come together in order to have an operating um establishment. >> Yes. >> Um
so, we're going to have to find out what happens on the 31st of August. >> That That would be I mean, he is like I say, he has a license. >> Mhm. >> If he doesn't have a place to operate, then that's a problem. However, at the moment, he's got a a
lease which authorizes him to operate that business. >> Right. >> Any If someone else wants to invalidate that lease, that's for another another forum, I would think. I don't know what your feeling is.
>> No, no, I I agree. And if it were at so close to the expiration of lease, I'd say you could probably do that, but maybe just marking time by the time you get to get it adjudicated, but the expiration date is probably going to run that over. So, my suggestion would be to have us
get back to the to the commit take no action on it, and let us get back to the commission, and um give you a status as to what >> lease term. >> Right. Right. >> Counselor, what is your >> Well, >> If you'd step up to the microphone,
please. >> Is it a basic matter? As you probably know, uh to initiate an eviction case, you got to give a notice to quit, and then follow it up with the summary process complaint and summons. That has never been produced. A 93A
demand letter doesn't suffice for that purpose. Um and uh there's no documentation of a demand in writing that was handed to uh the the tenant. Um and uh
apparently, he was in there operating the the place at some point without any authorization really to do that, according to to uh the parties. Um so, this fellow just thinks he can do things unilaterally, and uh
you know, clearly, if you look at the regulations promulgated by the the attorney general, this is a violation of section 2A of 93A, uh and uh it's pretty cut and dry as far as that's
concerned. So, I agree that he he his status should obviously continue. Whether he can exercise an option to renew if he chooses to do that is a different issue, but this case is going to end up in court. There's There's no doubt about it.
>> Yes. This one I need >> I think you called that one right, Mr. Chairman. Uh so, um I I think I don't know whether it would be I'm I'm going to make a suggestion, but I'm not sure whether this suggestion would be to put it on for date certain or for us to
get in touch with Maggie to ask that it be put on the on the docket. >> Well, we should put it on for September, which would be after the August date, or we could, um kick the can and have you guys
fight it out in court, and then when things get sorted out, we could put it on the agenda and move to the remaining standing party, whoever's left standing. >> Right. You know, as as you're saying that, I'm thinking maybe if we put it on for the
September docket just as a placeholder for anyway, we'd be on the docket, and then if we needed to take it off or uh move it down the road because of delays or uh scheduling or something. >> have to come to an agreement before August 31st. >> Right.
>> So, I I'd say September, too. >> Yeah, I think that makes sense. And that would be our September 16th meeting. Right. >> What time is that? >> Three. >> September 16th. >> Starting at 3:00? >> Yes.
>> However, hearings are usually at the end, so if you're not here right at 3:00, I wouldn't I wouldn't worry about it. >> Thank you, sir. >> Right. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. Thank you, Commissioners. >> Thank you. >> Okay. All right. So, gentlemen, we're We're to adjourn this thing until
September 16th. Um actually I I Maggie has them. She's going to make copies of them. And that concludes the hearings. The only other items on the agenda would be um What do you want to do about um
BK's? We have a series of reports from the state police and a couple of Winthrop police. >> I can see it here. >> Uh do you have them in your packet? >> Mhm. Are they here? >> Yes. Lieutenant, what's your feeling on on
BK's and that situation over there? >> Sorry. I'm sorry. Um Yeah, they've been in here before for similar issues. Um I would like to see probably some beefed-up security. I'm not really sure what they have in there
now. Uh but I think if anybody would need a detail, it's probably them. >> Okay. Well, would you want to call them in for our next meeting? >> Let's call them in. >> All right. Very good. Can Can we uh send BK's a letter to come here for our next meeting?
Thank you very much. The uh the next items on the agenda are um communications. We have a notification from Joseph Leon Matollo Post 4524 VFW US Inc.
for the surrender of their all alcohol veterans club license effective June 12th. Another little Another note Another notification from the Massachusetts Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
for an approval of a change of corporate name and transfer of stock from Four State Road Wine and Spirits. And that concludes the agenda for today.
I would make a motion that we adjourn until July 15th. >> And I will second that. >> Very good. This meeting is adjourned.