[Neighbors] Request for Winegrower 1st offsite location with on and off premise consumption, 3619 Copper Ave. NE

[Judith Rapping]

Sounds lovely!  Definite yes.

On Mon, Mar 25, 2024 at 8:40 PM Gary Eyster via Neighbors_nobhill-nm <
neighbors_nobhill-nm at mailman.swcp.com> wrote:

> Nob Hill Friends and Neighbors*, Our association has received the
> attached application *for Winegrower 1st Offsite Location Liquor License
> with On and Off Premise Consumption with Patio Service
>
> at 3619 Copper Ave. NE. This is the location where Public House has
> operated in the past. The CABQ Alcohol Hearing Officer will hear the
> request on April 2. Comments can be accepted by donna at cabq.gov until 72
> hours before the hearing. All are welcome to participate in the hearing.
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> When your association learns of a liquor license application we contact
> the applicant to gather information. We pass this to our email list to
> gather neighborhood input. If neighbors express questions or concerns we
> seek further information. *We invite you to reply to all if you have a
> position* on this request.
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> -Operators of the business: JP Clement
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> -Contact information: 505-898-6280, x 1010
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> -Current and recent operations of any operator with alcohol service and
> period of operation: Winery with tasting at 315 Alameda Blvd NE, 3 years;
> beverages tasted include NM wines and NM distilled spirits. This is also
> planned in this request.
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> -Food menu: light plates/tapas to complement wine tasting
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> -Hours of operation: close at 9 pm weekdays and 10pm weekends
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> ·Measures the applicant plans relative to security: burglar alarm when
> closed
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> *We are seeking a call summary* from APD for the Alameda address.
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> *At 9 am on March 28 NHNA will evaluate input received*. When input is
> neutral or positive we generally don’t develop an association position.  If
> input suggests strong concerns or directors have strong concerns our board
> will explore an association position. T*he board generally considers the
> expected impact on community safety and quality of life and factors
> including but not limited to calls for police service at applicant's
> operations and security plans. *
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> Hours of service and services offered are not generally part of the
> hearing officer’s consideration, but may affect the association’s position.
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> Locations near Residential Zone Districts (IDO 14-16-2-3) can be
> problematic, particularly if affected neighbors oppose. *Naturally,
> neighbor input is crucial. We will notify the email list, the liquor
> hearing officer, and the applicant of any association action. *
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> All members of the community are free to contact the applicant and to
> provide written comments to the hearing officer or attend the hearing in a
> personal capacity.
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>
> *Gary L. Eyster*
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> *President, Nob Hill Neighborhood Association*
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> *(505)991-1388*
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> *meyster1 at me.com <meyster1 at me.com>*
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> Although each application is unique the association has generally acted in
> the following ways:
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> -Small brewers, taprooms, distilleries: support (i.e. no position)
>
> -Restaurant for full service alcohol or beer and wine license, on premise
> consumption only: support (i.e. no position)
>
> -Full service for bars or nightclubs: oppose
>
> -Liquor Retail (Alcohol sales for Off-premises Consumption) is not
> permitted in the Nob Hill/Highland Small Area (IDO 4-3(D)(39)(g)). There
> are two grandfathered uses in the Small Area. 3619 Cooper Ave NE is just
> north of the Small Area.
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> ________________________________________________
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> Note: Zoning Hearing Examiner granted conditional use approval for a Tap
> Room/Tasting Room on this lot in Sept. 2021. Definition of a Tap Room or
> Tasting Room from the Integrated Development Ordinance: Tap Room or Tasting
> Room: An establishment associated with a local brewery, winery, or
> distillery operating under an approved Small Brewer’s License as governed
> by Section 60-6A-26.1 NMSA 1978, an approved Winegrower’s License as
> governed by Section 60-6A-11 NMSA 1978, or an approved Craft Distiller’s
> License as governed by Section 60-6A-6.1 NMSA 1978 where beer, wine, or
> spirits are available for consumption on-site. Any production of alcohol as
> regulated by State law under one of these licenses is considered artisan
> manufacturing. Any sale of alcohol for off-premises consumption as
> regulated by State law under these licenses is not considered liquor
> retail. See also Bar, Liquor Retail, and Manufacturing Definitions for
> Artisan Manufacturing.
>
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