Frank C. Damrell

The Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board will receive oral argument for two matters: AB-10030 involving Boozing Bulldog, Inc. (dba University Deli Liquor) and AB-10031 involving Indralila, Inc. (dba Fast & Easy Mart). Following the oral argument, a closed session will be held for deliberation.

The board will receive oral arguments on two specific cases: AB-9996 regarding Three Group, Inc. dba Crazy Girls, and AB-9997 regarding Halftime Sports Bar, LLC dba Halftime Sports Bar and the protest against the issuance of their applied-for license. Following the oral arguments, the board will conduct a closed session for deliberation.

The Board is scheduled to convene to receive oral arguments regarding legal matters. The agenda includes the case AB-9965, which has been dismissed, and AB-9966 involving 7-Eleven, Inc. and Mohammad Iqbal Lodhi. The session will conclude with a closed session for deliberation.

The board scheduled a meeting to receive oral arguments on specific administrative matters, including cases involving United Oil #8883 and HI Time Liquor SD. The agenda also includes discussions and potential actions regarding proposed rulemaking to amend administrative appeals procedures, specifically in relation to Title 4, Division 1.1 of the California Code of Regulations and the implementation of AB 1589.

The Board conducted a hearing of oral arguments for several cases. Cases involving Jose R. Vallejo (dba 26 Mix), Garfield Beach CVS, LLC & Longs Drug Stores, CA, LLC (dba CVS Pharmacy 9633), and Garfield Beach CVS, LLC & Longs Drug Stores California, LLC (dba CVS Pharmacy 9155) were submitted on the pleadings. Cases involving Meg Mettle & Moxie, Inc. (dba Made by Meg) and P & T Canyon, Inn (dba Canyon Inn) were argued and taken under submission.