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The startup winery WEEKEND | 12 JULY 27, 2018 VOLUME 26, NO. 27 www.MountainViewOnline.com 650.964.6300 MOVIES | 16 Feud with landlord could close down Bierhaus POPULAR DOWNTOWN BEER GARDEN COULD BE GONE THIS FALL; OWNER CONSIDERING LAWSUIT By Mark Noack earlier this year when the Tran family submitted plans to the city ven though it may be filled of Mountain View to redevelop to the brim with patrons, the site into a four-story office Ethe popular downtown building. In response, Finley pub Bierhaus is being threatened went public with his concerns with closure in the next couple of about the office project, saying months. The owners of the 383 it would ruin the appeal of Bier- Castro St. location have put the haus as well as the city’s down- beer garden on notice that the town core. lease will not be renewed, warn- The conflict has taken on a ing that it will need to clear out political dimension amid the by the end of September. larger question over Mountain The fight brewing between View’s bustling downtown. Liv- NATALIA NAZAROVA Bierhaus owner Mike Finley able Mountain View, a group Faith Martin-Ware, holding daughter Skylar, her sister Erika Martin (holding dog) and their children and his landlord has gone from skeptical of downtown redevel- were delivering care packages to the homeless after attending church services when they were falsely sour to toxic in the past several opment, came to champion Bier- accused of stealing by Safeway staff in Mountain View. Pictured with them at Christ Temple Community months. The landlord and res- haus as a business that deserves Church in Palo Alto are, from left, Christopher Flemming, Amir, Nyla and Taylor Ware. taurant owner now communi- protection. cate through attorneys, and the Earlier this week, the Tran conflict seems destined for a family felt the need to explain Family accuses Safeway of racial profiling lawsuit. their side of the story. Khoe Finley says he Tran and Nghiem MV RESIDENTS SAY THEY WERE WRONGFULLY REPORTED, QUESTIONED AND SEARCHED wants to sign a Truong and their By Kevin Forestieri and his dog outside the Safeway possible theft in progress, and short-term lease ‘I’m willing to two adult children on Shoreline Boulevard. Martin and her family mem- and is willing to attended a packed unnyvale resident Erika The well-intentioned trip bers found themselves the sus- pay market rate pay market rate Old Mountain Martin says she and her soured, however, when Mar- pects in the investigation. rent to stay put, View Neighbor- Sfamily were on an altruis- tin found herself blocked into Police officials described the but his landlord ... this doesn’t hood Association tic mission to help local home- her parking space by multiple interaction as friendly and will no longer meeting on Mon- less residents earlier this month, police cars and questioned by cordial, saying that officers do business with make any sense.’ day and detailed dropping off care packages and officers. Employees at the gro- him. Finley is now MIKE FINLEY, their plans to dog food for a homeless man cery store had called in a See PROFILING, page 11 alleging that his BIERHAUS OWNER rebuild the site. landlord is plan- The meeting was ning to essentially reportedly orga- steal his successful business nized by former Councilman Four arrested in armed assault concept by kicking him out and Mike Kasperzak, who is consult- opening a duplicate beer garden ing for the family on the project. By Kevin Forestieri four are facing weapons-related in and struck him in the face at the same site. They emphasized their humble charges, three are facing assault with pistols multiple times, caus- “Bierhaus is like my first born origins as an immigrant fam- ountain View police charges and the two adults — ing injuries to his face and hands. child — I put all my money and ily who scrimped and saved to arrested four people in 18-year-old Mountain View resi- The teen who reported the an incredible amount of work buy the former Wienerschnitzel Mconnection with a vio- dents Cesar Rosas and 19-year- incident told police that he was and intellectual property into building in 2007. Speaking to lent attack on a Sunnyvale man old Alberto Ibarra-Vallejo — are accosted multiple times in the it,” Finley said. “To yank this the Voice, daughter Dana Tran inside an RV on Crisanto Avenue facing gang-related charges. area that evening, according to away from me, that’s simply an said her parents put their life earlier this month, according to On July 12, a teen reported the statement. He said people injustice.” savings and home equity into a statement released Wednesday, finding blood and signs of an inside a Chrysler sedan and a Finley’s landlord, the Tran the purchase. She insisted that July 18. attack inside the RV of a family Honda sedan attempted to attack family of San Jose, said they her family wasn’t trying to turn Three of the four suspects, member parked along Crisanto, him near Ortega Park, and he are simply trying to manage a quick buck on the property. two of whom are minors, were according to police. Officers was later accosted and threatened their property and they are fully “If we only wanted to make arrested in a traffic stop on Sat- tracked down the 19-year-old by a teenager in the parking lot at within their rights not to renew money on this property, we urday, July 14, while the fourth victim at a nearby hospital, who the Bierhaus lease. was arrested Tuesday, July 17. 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