Fall River Licensing Board 7.27.22

Fall River Government TV Jul 28, 2022 YouTube Report Issue

The Fall River Licensing Board convened on Wednesday, July 27th, at 5:30 PM, chaired by Tim McCoy. The meeting addressed several licensing applications and a significant show cause hearing. The Libra Club was granted three one-day all-alcohol permits for its annual feast on September 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 2022, with proceeds benefiting local charities. China Style, a restaurant at 101 President Ave, received approval for its restaurant license and the appointment of Win as its new manager, with operating hours set for Tuesday through Sunday, 11 AM to 9 PM. Pete DiLorenzo's Class 2 auto sales license was approved for a name change from Apex Auto Sales to GNN Auto Sales, citing confusion with another company. Iced Out Pub, represented by Attorney Arthur Frank and Crystal DeRosa, secured an entertainment license for various activities including a jukebox, recorded music, live music, and karaoke, for operation Tuesday through Saturday, 11 AM to 2 AM. Domingos Camara was approved as the new manager for Our Lady Light Band Club. Neon Beverage, represented by Attorney Thomas Killorn and Kyle Roberge, received approval for the transfer of a package store wine and malt beverages license at 155 Stafford Road, with Kyle Roberge also approved as manager. MP Brewing Company, doing business as Can Heat, was granted a Farmer Series Pouring Permit and an entertainment license to add a jukebox, with Ryan Adam Manchester approved as manager. The most substantial discussion centered on a show cause hearing for Mickey Doyle's Inc. at 380 Rhode Island Avenue, owned by Brian Andre. Police testimony detailed numerous calls for service, including assaults, disturbances, drug activity, and a double overdose, citing a lack of cooperation from staff and issues with overserved patrons and parking lot control. Brian Andre acknowledged some issues, stating he had fired an uncooperative bouncer and was willing to work with police. The board voted 3-0 to impose a 28-day suspension of Mickey Doyle's license, effective August 3rd to August 31st, and required a written plan for improvements by August 17th. The board also approved the May 25th, 2022 minutes and adjusted the August meeting date from the 17th to the 24th.

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