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[0:02] Okay, recording and progress, you're now starting to move. Okay. Okay, at this time we would like to call the
[0:13] hearing to order. 534. 534 for the intermeownessable liquor licenseeering, but Mr. Patel,
[0:23] and uptown shell. We could all raise for the blood delusion, please.
[0:32] Well, let me just see the slide.
[0:34] Okay.
[0:36] And to the republic for which it stands, one nation,
[0:40] another God, indivisible with what their student and justice are all.
[0:52] Okay. We have a sonarital present,
[0:55] and we ask it only one person speak at a time, please.
[1:00] At this time, I'd like to turn it over to Rick Bell's attorney to introduce himself
[1:05] in his group.
[1:06] Sure.
[1:08] My name is John Rogers.
[1:09] I represent Cassie at Hohenstale, Illinois State, which is owned by a shook-to-shout named
[1:14] to the tell.
[1:16] As a baby or they first followed gas stations two or three years ago, two and a half years
[1:22] ago.
[1:22] and they would like to bring the liquor licenses in to sell, basically take out their unwind as
[1:29] I said, are you okay with that?
[1:31] What is true?
[1:33] They basically want to, so take out beer, run the liquor code, they have to offer, at least the person
[1:39] who have one drink in the premises, which they had to quit the liquor code.
[1:44] But unfortunately, they actually get excited if you don't sort of want to drink.
[1:47] So all they're asking you to do is bring a license to that property, and I like the best
[1:53] of it.
[1:53] They're very established operators.
[1:55] They own over 20 places, at least 10 liquor licenses throughout Pennsylvania, a long
[2:02] time business owners, and they all ran certified in the fall of a liquor code, and they're very
[2:09] tough to operate their stores, and they fall falls in procedures.
[2:13] I mean I think since they bought flowers I very would have really did a pretty good job on the stores or three in black
[2:19] So I'm going to call a shift the belt and want you to sit here by me if that's the zone guys want you to act
[2:28] You might have a shift hotel
[2:30] Okay, so I just want to ask you in between to help you to look at the church
[2:36] I mean to talk to you so you can name an address for the record
[2:39] You might have a shift hotel
[2:43] Excuse me. Can you just speak? This is the microphone. Do you just speak a little
[2:48] bit louder? Thank you. Excuse me for a second. If everyone could silence their cell phones,
[2:53] please. This is an actual court hearing. Thank you.
[2:56] My name is Chuck Patel. And this is one look on the one strip of Slovenia, one cell in Mumbai.
[3:03] Mr. Patel, are you fully with S.A.I. bones? No, I will say. Yes, with your position. I'm the
[3:10] never even as a count so it's and who's driving them? The initial tone. How long have you owned this
[3:17] Christmas? I wonder if you're not doing it. And now the property will get $1,223 North Main Street
[3:23] ones there or you drove that property. Yes. You also own that property. Yes. And now if you wish to
[3:31] bring it, what are your license to that property? To win the suborbidance to survive the business,
[3:36] So we bring the food in the convenience store.
[3:39] Now, we have to add some more to offer the customers
[3:42] in the field so that they can make it up a more
[3:46] that kids have a home product that they should.
[3:49] Now, just go and explain it, Kyle,
[3:50] so your business model, how you would have to sell it,
[3:54] whether you're hiding some people,
[3:56] what you're trying to market.
[3:58] Yeah, right, Kyle.
[4:00] We have a six store, we've got them in our choice groups.
[4:03] So we want the most of them in the niche.
[4:05] And we have 14 legal license in our name, mostly put in account base and use account base.
[4:12] So now we have a monster.
[4:14] So we want to sell, we don't want to sell more than 1.2 hours as much as we call to the
[4:20] customer.
[4:21] So it's less than 1.2 hours when we see no bottle, we sell them on a side and we need a 30
[4:29] share to have to complete the appearance in the client.
[4:34] Now, you have any pain or anything like that, other premises?
[4:38] No.
[4:39] Are you going to encourage unsightly consumption?
[4:42] Yeah.
[4:42] But one, that's going to be good.
[4:44] Yes, we're going to be glad.
[4:46] One, because it's going to be one.
[4:48] You're not going to encourage.
[4:49] You're not going to ask them.
[4:50] You're going to try not to have people drink.
[4:52] Right?
[4:53] One for the most part.
[4:53] Nobody's going to be in the United States.
[4:56] How do you're 14 licenses?
[4:58] Are there any issues with the LCB?
[5:00] No.
[5:04] And are you rammed certified?
[5:06] Yes, there's your partner answer, but yes.
[5:08] Are all your employees rammed certified?
[5:11] Is this your ramped certification?
[5:13] Do you have also training?
[5:14] You've given me a house policy of procedures?
[5:17] Yes.
[5:17] And you train them on the service of my it.
[5:20] Yes.
[5:21] How do you treat some my it?
[5:22] Well, it's served.
[5:23] We do have more than training.
[5:25] We sent for the training to the legs of our location.
[5:28] plus hang and then the company is, we set the call online to, I was going to show you
[5:36] what this market is, because they're pausing the person here to have that.
[5:43] Hey, look at that. So, with regard to minors.
[5:51] Very good to mark that as an exhibit.
[5:53] So, yeah.
[5:53] We do the one-way.
[5:56] Yeah, that one.
[6:01] Yeah, you know what I mean is one of a sort of stuff.
[6:02] This is where we're surviving.
[6:03] Yeah.
[6:05] So, what's your policy for everybody to make it?
[6:07] Yeah.
[6:08] You know, we're making it a minor on the other side, and we're only about, like, about one
[6:15] and a 20-year-old.
[6:16] Yes.
[6:17] Other people do accessory business.
[6:20] As you pardon, you got so many yet.
[6:23] or I'm going to lose because sometimes I call a register and they say they're capable of checking their ID.
[6:30] And they scan the ID, they have a cell phone.
[6:33] Do I have a device to scan ID? Yes.
[6:36] Do you scan everybody's ID?
[6:38] Oh, look over here.
[6:39] We do have a passport and a wage that they have to scan.
[6:43] We don't enjoy from the people.
[6:46] I call everybody like how to scan each and every person.
[6:52] We don't want to be like sometimes sending them.
[6:56] So you scan plus them and there's a lot of customers.
[6:59] We know them.
[7:00] So some customers.
[7:02] That's a good one to do that.
[7:04] And once again, you win if it's some sort of premises for one brand.
[7:12] And there's also a lot of little pages.
[7:15] there's some time, yes, and both outside, where you go on the age, or whatever. So,
[7:20] people, first of all, the fields have been signed to the premises, so make sure they
[7:26] notice a lot of recent regulation. They allow anyone to go on a concept of some time and trust
[7:33] me, I love to send all the ones that you're going on to, the one person.
[7:37] Where do you have a corporation?
[7:39] question. Right now we'll connect this by
[7:42] connecting the morning through the day and
[7:44] but the leak doesn't start at 7.
[7:46] It doesn't start before 7.
[7:48] It starts with a high five.
[7:50] It starts with an angle.
[7:52] Who can't, who can't, who can't, who can't
[7:53] have the purpose of it?
[7:54] Me or another?
[7:54] Me or another?
[7:55] Sir.
[7:56] Sir, you have Papa John Beaks and
[7:57] you know, it's okay.
[8:00] I have nothing further to ask other
[8:02] questions.
[8:08] I have a question.
[8:09] Anybody in council have any questions?
[8:12] It's Councilman Hamle, just the here's which other news or BBAs do you guys have to operate
[8:21] on that point?
[8:22] Let's look for license is under elsewhere.
[8:24] Let me have a size of a little fellacy.
[8:27] So I always would have a CVS.
[8:28] I'm here, I need to have a little CVS, the little ones the other day.
[8:32] I need to have a little CVS, and I want a first little CVS.
[8:37] So I need to get one LLC.
[8:39] I'm usually in LLC.
[8:40] So quite a few.
[8:41] Yeah.
[8:43] And with respect to this, it's my understanding liquor laws require there to be an opportunity
[8:50] to consume on site, much like maybe grocery stores have to have like a cafe setting,
[8:56] but that's not really what you're going for is having an in-house walk-in for the go.
[9:02] We had some good activity, but I'm sure it was, because I've left one, that's all right.
[9:08] Thank you.
[9:09] Did you have one question?
[9:10] You plan on extending your hours past 10pm?
[9:14] Thank you.
[9:16] Does anybody else have any questions?
[9:19] It's not a requirement to be sure to buy it.
[9:21] It's just an option that you have to protect.
[9:24] Yeah.
[9:25] Let me ask him for a Sunday sale.
[9:28] Let's know when we have to have breakfast
[9:29] and this sale from the morning food.
[9:32] And for a company that's under the event,
[9:35] and then we'll have one more.
[9:40] Do you call for any interveners in domestic resty?
[9:43] No, we're any interveners.
[9:48] Are there any individuals who believe that they have a significant connection with this
[9:53] application for this inter-minisable transfer?
[9:57] There's no response.
[10:00] Before we move on, a municipal officer can have read in the exhibits.
[10:04] We probably should have done that to begin with.
[10:06] Yeah, the advertised moment.
[10:08] So
[10:15] the exhibits from Borough are happy of the advertisement that was sent to the Tri-County
[10:20] Independent for publication that was number one. Exhibit number two is the photo copy
[10:24] of the notarized proof of publication of the hearing legal advertisement. Exhibit number
[10:30] three is the affidavit of posting of the property by Judith Volcanus on September 14. Exhibit
[10:36] four is the application receipt from an anonymous pronounce your law firm. Calumbury, Shay,
[10:42] a Phillips and Rogers LLC. Okay, exhibit number five is a copy of the $1,000 payment for
[10:49] the hearing fees from SAI home sale LLC.
[10:55] Thank you, Jacob.
[11:00] I'm just asking you to check
[11:00] nothing before our home sale director. Okay. Okay. We'll just forget everything. Yeah.
[11:09] We'll just forget everything. Yeah. Well, can we withdraw that incident? Oh, no. Okay.
[11:13] Yes, it's not in the library.
[11:20] Excuse me, Mr. Reston.
[11:22] I think he's at a order.
[11:23] Yeah, whatever you want.
[11:25] Oh, this is an output event.
[11:28] Let's just call for a public comment.
[11:30] It's on a busy.
[11:31] At this time, we ask anyone in the audience if they wish to sign in and speak about this
[11:38] liprelicence.
[11:42] There's no response, Mr. Reston.
[11:43] Thank you.
[11:44] Yes, sir.
[11:45] So, I guess at this point we have a closing statement.
[11:50] Anything else?
[11:51] Yes.
[11:51] I would just ask that I was a little bit through the case where the interdiscipline transfer.
[11:56] I'm not sure if you're aware of it.
[11:58] It's a very difficult time.
[11:59] The business is like my clients.
[12:01] The games are still going away.
[12:03] I've told them 12.
[12:05] 13.
[12:06] In addition, they've changed what would be a scan again.
[12:10] So it was a good thing.
[12:11] But they also changed the whole business model.
[12:13] So right now it could be.
[12:14] these types of businesses need the beer sales to go on with the food and
[12:19] and that's where they're becoming it's going back to the original water which is
[12:22] fuel food and like take out sodas, beers, chips, whatever. So we asked that you
[12:27] approval it to allow these small businesses to compete if you know in the
[12:31] borough and and it's good to have them a broker, you have to get gas into the
[12:35] venue and so hopefully you know we'll approve it and my clients would be good
[12:40] stores if they respect the borough and respect the people, they want to run a good
[12:44] quality business that only problems and never had problems and look at all those licenses.
[12:49] I've represented them. I mean nothing used because I think maybe two minor
[12:55] if anybody, I don't remember any for years, there may be, you know, there was nothing major
[12:58] and they were at an issue, they also did. So we asked just that you approve it and give a chance
[13:03] it could be. Thank you. At this time, we will have Council's decision will be announced at the
[13:12] meeting tonight at 6 p.m. If there's nothing else, I think we can adjourn the meeting. Thank you for your time, everyone.
[13:20] So you'll go on the regular agenda that I've worked on. Yes, it's on the regular agenda. It's three or four down.
[13:28] The adjournment and five, 27 p.m. Yes, ma'am.
[13:32] but you could just go twice more once though it happened.