Cecil County
Home MenuOctober 29, 2008
MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS
OF CECIL COUNTY
The Board of License Commissioners of Cecil County met in a regular session at the County Administrative Building, Conference Room, 200 Chesapeake Boulevard, Elk Room, Elkton, MD on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 at 9:00 A.M.
PRESENT: Tim Snelling, Chairman
Herrell 'Cuz' Curry, Commissioners
William Gerweck, Commissioner
H. Norman Wilson, Jr., Esquire
Earl R. Bradford, Chief Alcohol Beverage Inspector
Robin S. Coyle, Administrative Assistant
License Transfer - Application received from Jay D. Rhawn, Member; Lynda L. Rhawn, Member; The Beach House Wine & Spirits, LLC, T/A The Beach House Wine & Spirits, 1880 Crystal Beach Road, Earleville, MD 21919 for transfer of Class "B" Beer, Wine & Liquor (BWL) Alcoholic Beverage No. B-45 fromEdward E. Zebley, Sr., President; George N. Zebley, Vice President/Secretary/Treasurer; Zebley, Inc. T/A The Beach House, 1880 Crystal Beach Road, Earleville, MD 21919
Jay and Lynda Rhawn appeared before the Board with attorney, Jason Allison; Mr. Wilson read the public notice which appeared on dates of October 14, 16 and 21, 2008, due to an error; the applicants were duly sworn by the Clerk. The fully executed application packet with proper fees included: Zoning Certificate signed by Eric Sennstrom, Director of Cecil County Office of Planning and Zoning; signatures of 10 registered voters and property owners in District 1-1; Alcohol Awareness Training; Certification Form stating the nature of the business will be an upscale package good store; Validation for Sunday Sales requesting off-premise sales only; Worker's Compensation to be submitted at a later date. Mr. Wilson asked if the application was correct today as when the applicants signed it; the applicants stated yes. There was a brief discussion regarding the issuance of the correct class of license; it was determined since there will be no functioning kitchen and they will solely have off-premises sales they will be issued a Class "A" license and should they wish to have wine tastings they will need to apply for a Class "T" Wine Tasting License. Mr. Gerweck made a motion to approve the issuance of the new license; Mr. Curry seconded that motion and the Board then voted unanimously to approve the transfer of the license.
General Business
· Approve Minutes
The minutes from the September 23, 2008 meeting were approved.
· Specials
Old Business
· A-33 - East Coast Liquors
We received a letter from the Town of Perryville stating CK Patel is proceeding with a dance club for the former Ferarri's Bar - Mr. Gerweck made a motion not to support the dance club as they have a Class "A" license; Mr. Curry seconded that motion and the Board then voted unanimously not to support the dance club - a letter will be sent to the Town.
· B-13 - Bob's III C's
There was a discussion regarding the ownership of the license.
· BLX-2 - Chesapeake Inn
Chief Bradford stated he was contacted by several residents of Chesapeake City regarding the noise at the Chesapeake Inn - they have submitted a petition with several signatures regarding this - The Board stated they let the Town of Chesapeake City time to handle this situation
· Letter from Delegate Rudolph
Regarding Charging Clerks
New Business
· Proposed Legislation - Class "W" Winery
It was decided that Kevin Atticks from the Maryland Wine Association should appear to present this to the Board
· B-102 - The Pickled Herring
Request to Expand
The Board will support the Town of North East's decision
With no further business to discuss the meeting was adjourned.
BY:
Tim Snelling, Chairperson
ATTEST:
Robin S. Coyle, Administrative Assistant