Speaker 1: 23 report from financial management. It does require an oath as well. Recommendation to receive the supporting documentation into the record. Conclude the public hearing and grant an entertainment permit with conditions for entertainment without dancing to El Barrio Neighborhood Bar LLC DBA El Barrio Cantina at 1731 East Fourth Street District two.
Speaker 7: Looks like an oath is required.
Speaker 1: Yes. Please raise your right hand. Those who are here to testify on this item you in each of you do solemnly state that the testimony you may give in the court now and pending before this body shall be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. So help you, God.
Speaker 2: And you.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 7: Thank you. Let's go ahead with the staff report.
Speaker 4: Ms.. Martinson will make the presentation of staff presentation on this item as well.
Speaker 6: Again. Good evening, mayor and members of city council. Before you tonight as an application for entertainment without dancing for El Barrio Neighborhood Bar LLC, DBA El Barrio Cantina, which is located at 1731 East Fourth Street. This establishment operates as a restaurant bar. The business has valid ABC license as follows Type 47 on sale, general eating place and Type 58 Catering per caterer. Permit these license. Authorize the sale of beer, wine and distilled spirits for consumption on the licensed premises. Among other things, the business met the Long Beach Municipal Code requirements to be eligible for a temporary entertainment permit and was issued one in November of 2021. All of the appropriate departments, Health and Human Services, Development Services, Police, Financial Management and Financial Management have reviewed the application and have provided their recommended conditions as contained in the hearing packet. The following recommended conditions on attachment A are of note from section two of the additional conditions. Section number one in that section is entertainment activities shall be restricted to no later than 11 p.m., Monday through Thursday and midnight Friday through Sunday. Entertainment can begin at 12 noon daily. The business applied, requesting entertainment to be permitted from nine or 10 a.m. to 2 a.m. seven days a week. And the Long Beach Police Department recommended the restricted conditions to balance community concerns and the businesses needs. Section number six or item number six. The committee has been requested to develop and maintain a plan to address neighborhood concerns related to the operation of the business. In addition, the Department of Financial Management is requesting a change to the enclosed conditions Section one. Item four, with the removal of the last sentence of the first paragraph. Hours of sales. Hours of sales of alcohol shall be limited to the hours when meals are available. In this particular situation, this condition was found to be too restricted after additional consideration of the communications from the business owner. Although this does not remove the requirement to continue to operate a bona fide restaurant. I, along with the Miami-Dade Police Department, as well as Art Sanchez, deputy city attorney, are available to answer any questions that you may have. This concludes my staff report.
Speaker 7: Thank you. Let's go to public comment there. Any public comment on number 23?
Speaker 4: Chou Lin.
Speaker 1: Julian, please approach the podium.
Speaker 2: Um, I, everyone actually submitted on that. And when the owner of the business, I didn't know I was not supposed to submit the comment. So I just wanted to, I just didn't know I was supposed to pretend that I needed to come or not. But here I am. Um, so I don't really have any comments to this other than I'm for it since I'm a business owner. Um, and you guys are welcome to dine at the restaurant anytime.
Speaker 7: Thank you. Tastic. Thank you. All right, back behind the rail, councilman Alan Atherton.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Vice Mayor. Also. Thank you, Joe, for for coming out. It's great to great to see you. I just want to say that the Fourth Street and the Retro Row is one of the highlights of the second district. The bid and all the businesses there do a great job managing the area. And I know Al Barrio is a very popular a spot and Joe and Jesse have done a fantastic job with the property. If you haven't been there, the food is excellent. It's great ambiance and just a big upgrade on Fourth Street. So I support this entertainment permit. I do understand that some folks have some concerns about noise or congregating, you know, out there from the business. So we just ask that you kindly keep an eye on that for all of our neighbors. And I just want to say that El Barrio is just a welcome addition to our fourth Street restaurant community. And I know that that Joe, you and Jesse are great operators and that you'll comply with all the conditions listed and make every effort just to be a good neighbor. So thank you.
Speaker 7: All right. Thank you. It's been moved in. Seconded members, please cast your vote.
Speaker 1: The motion is.
Speaker 4: Carried.
Speaker 7: Thank you. 24, please.
Speaker 1: Adam 24 is report from Public Works recommendation to receive supporting documentation into the record. Conclude the public hearing. Find that the streets and alleys within the seaport the Seaport Village Complex, located at 560 on Paramount Boulevard to be vacated, are not needed for present or prospective public use and Adobe resolution ordering the location District eight.
Recommendation to receive the supporting documentation into the record, conclude the public hearing, and grant an Entertainment Permit with conditions for Entertainment without Dancing to El Barrio Neighborhood Bar, LLC, dba El Barrio Cantina, at 1731 East 4th Street.  (District 2)