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Applicant told to change paperwork after explaining plans for No Nose Lounge
Summary
Applicant Lee Jordan sought a Class E banquet license for No Nose Lounge (150 E Station St, Suite 3) but staff said his planned daily public hours require a Class A license; Jordan was advised to update his application, complete background checks and meet with the mayor's office before returning to the committee.
Mr. Lee Jordan appeared before the committee seeking a Class E banquet liquor license for a proposed lounge (No Nose Lounge) at 150 East Station Street, Suite 3. He described proposed hours (11 a.m.–2 a.m., seven days a week, with shorter Sunday hours), security measures (two‑to‑three security staff, wand searches, cameras) and event programming including karaoke and themed parties. "Safety has been my number one thing," Jordan said, describing staffing and camera plans.
City staff clarified that a Class E (banquet) license authorizes sales to invited/scheduled events rather than daily public operation; staff advised Jordan that his planned seven‑day operation aligns with a Class A license and that he should amend his paperwork. Staff also said Jordan's background check was in process and requested he complete inspections and licensing steps with the mayor's office before returning. Committee members asked about site configuration, occupancy and whether events had been held previously; Jordan said he has organized events for five to six years and has rented other venues in town but has not operated at this particular Suite 3 location and that he would follow city licensing steps before opening.
