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Tapster Tasting Room seeks permit for one pool table; owner outlines pour-tracking system
Summary
Dragon Dreams Inc. owner Allison Dee asked the board to allow a single six-foot pool table at Tapster Tasting Room, describing a 55-tap system and a card-based consumption check; the board closed the application and meeting.
Allison Dee, owner of Dragon Dreams Inc. (Tapster Tasting Room), presented a request to add a single six-foot pool table at 48 W. Main St., in the D-3 Business Zone, and supplied proof of required mailings. Dee described the business model: 55 taps for beer, wine and mixed drinks and a customer card system that tracks pours; staff will intervene when patrons reach two drinks. "We have 55 tabs for beer, wine, mixed drinks, non alcoholic drinks. etc.," Dee said, and added that four staff work at a time and that QR codes allow restaurant delivery to tables.
The board had no outstanding objections on record and Ms. Macauley moved to close the application; Mr. Salazar seconded and the board voted in favor. The board then closed the meeting.
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