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License Review Board Agenda January 12, 2021 Q LICENSE REVIEW BOARD AGENDA JANUARY 12, 2021 In conformity with City of Atlanta Ordinance 20-O-1455 and due to public health concerns and directives issued regarding reducing the spread of COVID-19, meetings of the License Review Board will be conducted remotely. The License Review Board will meet via Zoom on Tuesday, January 12th at 5:00 p.m. To join via telephone: Dial US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 929 205 6099 or +1 301 715 8592 then enter Webinar ID: 881 9860 2815, and press # to join Please check the City of Atlanta’s License Review Board website at https://www.atlantapd.org/business/license-review-board for any updates regarding the call-in number. License Review Board Agenda Prepared: January 5, 2021 Hearing Held: January 12, 2021 CONSENT AGENDA All matters listed on the consent agenda are considered to be routine by the License Review Board and will be enacted by one motion. There will be no separate discussion of these items. If the board wishes to discuss any item, the item will be removed from the consent agenda and whill be considered separately. RESTAURANT / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 1. Application of IPIC Theaters, LLC d/b/a Serena Pastificio, Jared Vandenberg; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 1197 Peachtree Street Suite 140. (new business) NPU- RS BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Application of IPIC Theaters, LLC d/b/a Serena Pastificio, Jared Vandenberg; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 1197 Peachtree Street Suite 140. (new business/patio) NPU- RS BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 3. Application of 2617 Ventures, Inc. d/b/a Graffitti Atlanta, Travis Harris; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 346 Decatur Street. (new business) NPU- RS BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4. Application of Second Meal, LLC d/b/a The Abby Singer, Michael M Horn; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, with customer dancing and live entertainment, at 225 Rogers St. NE BLDG #11. (new business) NPU- MW BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 2 License Review Board Agenda Prepared: January 5, 2021 Hearing Held: January 12, 2021 CONSENT AGENDA RESTAURANT / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 5. Application of Second Meal, LLC d/b/a The Abby Singer, Michael M Horn; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, customer dancing and live entertainment, at 225 Rogers St. NE BLDG #11. (new business/patio) NPU- MW BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 6. Application of Rangoon Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Le Colonial, Myout Y. Lee; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 3035 Peachtree Road Ne Suite A-201. (change of agent) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 7. Application of Brinker Georgia, Inc. d/b/a Chili's Grill & Bar, Jennifer L. Johnson; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 3660 Camp Creek Parkway. (change of agent) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 8. Application of OTB Acquisition, LLC d/b/a On The Border Mexican Grill & Cantina, Amber S. Walker; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, customer dancing and live entertainment, at 1 Buckhead Loop NE, Suite 130. (change of agent) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 3 License Review Board Agenda Prepared: January 5, 2021 Hearing Held: January 12, 2021 CONSENT AGENDA RESTAURANT / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 9. Application of Esco Seafood, LLC d/b/a Esco Seafood, Tiffany L. Mitchell; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises and live entertainment, at 447 Edgewood Avenue SE. (change of ownership) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 10. Application of Toast on Lenox, LLC /b/a Toast on Lenox, Virgil Harper; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 2770 Lenox Road Building B1. (new business) NPU- LC BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ WINE SPECIALTY SHOP 11. Application of Three Parks, LLC d/b/a 3 Parks Wine Shop, Pascale S. Pierre; agent. License requested to operate as a wine specialty shop with wine, at 880 Glenwood Avenue, Suite C. (change of agent) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ OPEN AIR CAFÉ / BEER AND WINE CONSUMED 12. Application of Shake Shack Buckhead Atlanta, LLC d/b/a Shake Shack, Joshua D. Kalson; agent. License requested to operate as an open air café with beer and wine consumed on premise and live entertainment, at 3035 Peachtree Road Block A Space 146. (change of status) NPU- JN BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 4 License Review Board Agenda Prepared: January 5, 2021 Hearing Held: January 12, 2021 CONSENT AGENDA SUITES HOTEL / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 13. Application of Spire Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown-Room Service, Aaron Spurgeon; agent. License requested to operate a suites hotel with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 590 West Peachtree Street. (change of agent) NPU- LC BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ LOUNGE / BEER AND WINE CONSUMED 14. Application of Spire Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Staybridge Suites Lounge, Aaron Spurgeon; agent. License requested to operate a lounge with beer and wine consumed on premises, at 590 West Peachtree Street. (change of agent) NPU- LC BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ LOUNGE / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 15. Application of Spire Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown – Lobby Bar/Lounge, Aaron Spurgeon; agent. License requested to operate a lounge with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 590 West Peachtree Street. (change of agent) NPU- LC BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ RESTAURANT / SPIRITUOUS LIQUOR CONSUMED 16. Application of Spire Hospitality, LLC d/b/a Crowne Plaza Atlanta Midtown-Next, Aaron Spurgeon; agent. License requested to operate a restaurant with liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 590 West Peachtree Street. (change of agent) NPU- LC BOARD RECOMMENDS: ( ) Approved ( ) Adverse ( ) Held for ________Weeks COMMENTS: _______________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________ 5 License Review Board Agenda Prepared: January 5, 2021 Hearing Held: January 12, 2021 CONSENT AGENDA SUITES
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