Speaker 0: Item nine agreed to.
Speaker 2: Report from the police department on the recommendation received follow the application of Catalina Landing Inc. doing business as the Landing Bar and grill for Apprentice premise drafts or of an ABC license at 5730 East Second Street in District three.
Speaker 1: Some moved with conditions.
Speaker 0: That night on the conditions.
Speaker 1: I do. You should have a copy as well.
Speaker 0: Okay. That was you wanted to make sure. All right. We have motion in the second aim of the Public Affairs Council, item number nine.
Speaker 1: And also there is a one slight change in that. All right, we'll explain it. The the report had given a one name, but they're actually operating under a DBA of Commerce Katrina.
Speaker 0: You know, make a note of that. Thank you. So amended. Any comment over here? None of the public please notify yourself. You know the drill, Mr. Good you.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Name's Larry Goodhue. Clark has the address. Probably used pretty close to 3 minutes. I want to make a case for holding this over. For about 60 to 90 days, maybe longer, perhaps shorter. I think this action should be viewed in a larger context than just a transfer of a the impact of transferring a license in the name of a license. I think it must be viewed within the context of the problems that emanate from this and other facilities to varying degrees in Belmont Shore. In the same manner that although we don't have the type of savage behavior that I outlined earlier that was involved with that relative to some vagrants. The fact is the fact is we've got an overabundance of bars in that area, and there's an awful lot of activity that is truly negative, that has negative impacts in the area. And again, you heard earlier today about that if the plan to essentially make a de facto open public latrine by tearing down a house, I'm not sure what the answer is in that, although in one aspect, in dealing with the bars or the an overarching issue, I think the violator should be assigned to a if they're connected with a bar or even. Supporting pandering. They should be warned, given a warning the first time. Second time assigned to the feces, urine detail, cleanup detail every morning, whether it be somebody from a problematic bar. And I don't know the record of this one, but I know generally the situation it's down there. And I think you're presented here tonight with a unique opportunity to step back and wait, because I know there's going to be a significant change in paradigm down there. Fortunately, there's going to be good leadership within the Belmont Shore Business Association now, and I think they'll get some better leadership out of the parking association. But that in itself we don't know. So I would wait. I would suggest holding off 60 to 90 days and see what develops and get a sense of what the community is relative to that. Maybe by some device, by ballot initiative, whatever, the community will decide to reduce the number of bars. By a mechanism, we have decided maybe it will be a draw, a number or a lottery or whatever. But there clearly, as anybody except the most disconnected understand, there is a serious problem down there. And you're presented with that unique opportunity to help address that. Now hold off for 90 days. Thank you and.
Speaker 0: Thank you to the motion. And second, any further Republican members cast your votes on item nine.
Speaker 2: Motion carry sympathies.
Speaker 0: Aside, obtain clear.
Speaker 2: Recommendation of Dr. Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a general service agreement with the County of Los Angeles.
Recommendation to receive and file the application of Catalina Landing Company Incorporated, dba The Landing Bar and Grill, for a premise-to-premise transfer of an Alcoholic Beverage Control License, at 5730 East 2nd Street, with conditions.  (District 3)