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<br />e <br /> <br />G. New Liquor License Outlets <br /> <br />1. La Nouba, 380 West 13th Avenue (RMB/PS) (Richard Fulwiler, <br />Donald Marsh) <br /> <br />Manager noted that there had been objectors in the neighborhood. <br />The lack of parking is a problem. Public Works has noted that <br />on-site parking has not been provided and would be required at a <br />ratio of one space per 60 square feet of building area. There is <br />controversy concerning this application, and there is a parking <br />problem. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Public hearing was opened. <br /> <br />Those speaking against the proposed liquor license were: <br /> <br />John C. Furney, 347 West 13th Avenue, submitted a petition of 15 <br />names. He was also representing John & Jill's Market. He and the <br />petitioners objected because of inadequate parking, live entertain- <br />ment, intoxicated drivers, and the possibility of danger to the <br />area stores and homes. He did not object to having a deli in the <br />neighborhood. <br /> <br />Dale Berg, 397 West 13th Avenue, said that he looked forward to <br />the deli, but did not like this approval because there was not <br />adequate parking. His establishment did not want to provide that <br />parki ng. <br /> <br />Chester Pietka, 372 West 12th Avenue, also objected to approval <br />because of inadequate parking. He liked the idea of having a <br />deli; he was concerned about noise at the house next door. <br /> <br />Those speaking in favor of the proposed liquor license were: <br /> <br />Don Marsh, 380 West 13th Avenue, partner in this establishment, <br />admitted parking was a problem. There was parking at Berg's Ski <br />Shop and at Pietka's. They would have parking at the Wagon Wheel. <br />The nature of the clientele would be in and out. <br /> <br />Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony. <br /> <br />Manager said that Mr. Allen advised that if they do not have <br />parking on the site, they are allowed to have parking within 400 <br />feet of the site. His department would not issue a permit unless <br />there was sufficient parking space (one per 60 square feet). Mr.. <br />Marsh said that he understood it was related to the seating spacE~. <br />Manager thought nine spaces; Mr. Marsh thought three to four <br />spaces were necessary. <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />Mr. Obie said the issue was selling beer and wine on the premises. <br />Mr. Haws asked the criteria for issuing a liquor license and <br />wondered if parking was one of them. <br /> <br />2'2 <br /> <br />5/14/79--7 <br />