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File #: SR 20-24    Version: 1
Type: Staff Report Status: Archived
In control: Licensing Hearing
Final action: 3/30/2020
Title: License Application Summary for RJMP Group Inc (License ID#20200000158), d/b/a Billy's On Grand, Randall Johnson, owner, 612-839-4053
Attachments: 1. Class N Application, 2. Floorplan, 3. STAMP Activity Report, 4. Incident Report, 5. Aerial Photo, 6. Street Photo, 7. Zoning Map, 8. Plat Map, 9. AMANDA Print Screen, 10. 100' Property Ownership, 11. Correspondence of objection, 12. Class N Notification, 13. Notification of License Hearing
Title
License Application Summary for RJMP Group Inc (License ID#20200000158), d/b/a Billy's On Grand, Randall Johnson, owner, 612-839-4053

Located at
857 Grand Ave, Ward 2

Application for
Liquor On Sale - 291 or more Seats, Liquor On Sale - Sunday, Liquor On Sale - 2 AM Closing, Liquor-Outdoor Service Area (Patio), Entertainment (B) and Gambling Location

Recommended License Conditions
1. Wait staff and managers will ensure that IDs are checked so that patrons under the age of 21 will not be served alcohol.
2. The extension of service as a result of the renovation of the patio area is subject to the consent for the use of three (3) off-street parking spaces from an adjacent parking lot located to the west of the business in accordance with City Zoning regulations.
3. Per Fire Inspection Certificate of Occupancy (CofO), occupancy limit is 285 when billiard tables are in the establishment, and 297 when all billiard tables are removed from the premises.
4. Licensee will create a video surveillance camera and lighting placement plan (video surveillance plan) for the interior and exterior of the licensed premises. Licensee will submit the video surveillance plan to the Saint Paul Police Department (SPPD) liaison with the Department of Safety and Inspection (DSI) for review and approval. In accordance with the approved video surveillance plan, licensee will ensure that video surveillance camera system is in good working order, ensure it is recording 24 hours per day, ensure it can produce recorded surveillance video in a commonly used, up-to-date format, and ensure that accurate date and time of day are visible on all recorded video. Licensee will retain surveillance video for a minimum of thirty (30) days. If an incident is deemed serious by SPPD, licensee shall make surveillance video immediately available for viewing by SPPD. If a copy of the surveillance video for a serious incident is requested by SPPD, Licensee shall have the technology, materi...

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