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ar ; <br /> : —The Barn —Request t Reduce 30-day Suspension —Mohamed Shafique <br /> Torn Souza, attorney for Mr. Shafique, and Mr. Mohamed Shafique, manager and owner of <br /> The Barn, introduced themselves to the Board. IIIb. Souza stated that the Board recently <br /> imposed a 30-day suspension on Mr. Shafique for a violation of selling tobacco products to a <br /> minor. Mr. Souza asked that the Board consider reducing the30-day suspension to two <br /> weeks or 17 days, based upon a situation that occurred during the horning of the violation. <br /> Mr. Souza explained that while one of Mr. Shafique's clerks, Mr. Mian, was on duty that <br /> morning, Mr. Mien's wife, who does not speak English, called at 9:30 AM and asked him to call. <br /> 911 because she was experiencing a medical emergency. Mr. Souza stated further that Mr. <br /> Mian placed a phone call to a replacement clerk to come in so he could go to the hospital, but <br /> had to wait until the replacement clerk arrived before he could leave the store. Mr. Souza <br /> stated that Mr. Mian was obviously very upset, and was concerned about his two young <br /> children at hone as well as his wife. Mr. Souza stated that in the midst of the confusion, and <br /> under great stress, Mr. Mian did not check the customer's I D, and at 10 AIM ars illegal tobacco <br /> sale was rade to a minor. <br /> Lucy Burton stated that because The Barn has had a total of five retail tobacco sales violations <br /> since 2000, she was disinclined to reduce the 3 -day tobacco license suspension for The <br /> Barn. The Board agreed not to alter the BOH unanimous decision made at the 3/25/09 BOH <br /> meeting to suspend The Barn's tobacco sales license for 30 days. <br /> NEW BUSINESS <br /> 1. sign Warrants. The Board members signed the warrants. <br /> 2. Approve Public session Minutes: March 25, 2009 <br /> The Board members made corrections to the 3!25/09 minutes. Approval of the corrected <br /> minutes was continued until the next BOH meeting with a full Board in attendance. <br /> 3, Request for Fee Waiver of soil Evaluation Witness Fee: Habitat for Humanity <br /> Properties 38 Timberlane Drive, 67 FoxHitt Road, 19 Lakewood erg od [ rive <br /> Burton Kaplan 'made a 'notion that the Board approve the waiver of the test hole witness flee <br /> and the permit installation fee for Habitat for Humanity Properties located at 3 Timberland <br /> give, FoxHill Toad, and 19 Lakewood Drive. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All <br /> approved. <br /> Burton Kaplan trade a motion to add the Wicked Restaurant to the NEW BUSINESS portion of <br /> the agenda. Lucy Burton seconded the motion. All approved. <br /> . wicked Restaurant—Approval of seasonal outdoor seating for 3 <br /> Glen Harrington stated that Wicked Restaurant is seeking approval of an additional 30 seats <br /> for seasonal outdoor dining. The location of the seating is to be on the existing brick patio <br /> adjacent to the 'rain entrance to the restaurant. All tables and chairs will be outdoor-rated <br /> furniture made from powder coated steel. Each table will be covered with an umbrella. Table <br /> service will be through the restaurant's maim entrance door. The seating area will be defined <br /> by a low profile removable fence. <br /> Glen Harrington stated that the restaurant has the septic capacity to add 30 additional seats. <br /> 2 <br />