HomeMy WebLinkAboutCRPS-05-111 - Liquor Licence Application Review - 151 King St. W.
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Mayor C. Zehr and Members of Councill
June 20, 2005
Jennifer Sheryer
Jennifer Sheryer
1 and 6
June 14, 2005
CRPS-05-111
LIQUOR LICENCE APPLICATION REVIEW - 151 KING ST.
W. KITCHENER, MIDNIGHT BAR & CLUB / LUCKY MAN
RESTAURANT / EXQUISITE RESTAURANT
RECOMMENDATION:
To amend clause 3 of the Finance and Corporate Services Committee Report of June
20, 2005 by adding the following to the list of conditions in the recommendation: "To
operate the premises not primarily as a bar but as a restaurant as submitted to at the
City's Finance and Corporate Services Committee meeting on June 13, 2005;" and
further,
To amend clause 3 of the Finance and Corporate Services Committee Report of June
20,2005 by substituting the following for condition #6 listed in the recommendation: "To
abide to a set 40% or less monthly ratio of alcohol sales to gross refreshment sales (in
other words, alcohol sales will be limited to 40% of gross refreshment sales)".
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
BACKGROUND:
Council considered new information regarding a liquor licence application for the property at 151
King S1. W. in Kitchener at its June 13, 2005 Finance and Corporate Services Committee
meeting. At that time Council requested several conditions above and beyond the standard
conditions to be added to the liquor licence if the AGCO chooses to issue the liquor licence in
spite of Council's opposition to its issuance.
REPORT:
At the Finance and Corporate Services Committee meeting of June 13, 2005 the applicant's
representative informed the Committee that it was the applicant's present intent for the
establishment to be a restaurant. Upon review of the list of standard conditions staff noted that
the liquor licence ratio submitted in the applicant's original application would no longer be
appropriate in light of the applicant's new plans to make this establishment a restaurant instead
of a bar. Staff would recommend that the above conditions be added to the conditions set out in
the Finance and Corporate Services Committee report dated June 20,2005.
FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS:
COMMUNICATIONS:
CONCLUSION:
JENNIFER SHERYER,
Assistant City Solicitor
cc: L. MacDonald