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Supporting Documentation · Jun 9, 2026

791-26 Club 466 Caterers, LLC.pdf

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6 14. Pursuant to the ABC Director’s Special Ruling dated September 29, 2009, pursuant to N.J.S.A. 33:1-12.39, since at the time it was the sixth license term for which relief was sought pursuant to N.J.S.A. 33:1-12.39, no further renewals of this license shall be granted unless the license is being actively used at an approved site on or before June 30, 2010. The license is being actively used at an approved site and has been so used for some time before June 30, 2010. 15. Consistent with the Agreement entered into between Licensee DJF Realty, Inc., the Applicant before the West Orange Planning Board for development of the site at 466 Prospect Avenue, and the owner of that property, Marjac, LLC, and the Property Owners Association of Eagle Ridge, the paragraphs in that Agreement numbered 4 (Closing Hours) and 7 (Police Presence), are incorporated into the West Orange ABC Board’s approval of renewal of the liquor license such that it shall be a Special Condition of Renewal for this and for each and every renewal term to follow, that the restaurant and/or nightclub at 466 Prospect Avenue shall have a last call no later than 1:30 a.m., with a grace period of not more than ten (10) minutes prior to enforcement, which time requirement will not be effective on New Year’s Eve or on the night when Daylight Savings Time takes effect in the spring of each year, when the closing hour will be one (1) hour later, which closing time may be extended in the event a State law or a municipal ordinance is adopted extending closing hours for Alcoholic Beverage establishments. Paragraph 7 (Police Presence) of that Agreement has already been incorporated in paragraph 2, above and herein. 16. The Licensee shall comply with all conditions and requirements of the West Orange Planning Board approval as set forth in its Resolution of Approval dated April 1, 2009; and WHEREAS, the Township discovered a U.S. Third Circuit Court of Appeals decision holding it to be arbitrary and unreasonable for a municipal land use board to require as a condition of approval of a variance that off-duty police officers be hired to direct traffic and monitor compliance with occupancy limits, it not having been shown that the Licensee’s own employees were incapable of performing such tasks (See 256 F.3d 107 (3rd Cir. 2001), and as a matter of policy determined to cease the requirement of using Township

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been shown that the Licensee’s own employees were incapable of performing such tasks (See 256 F.3d 107 (3rd Cir. 2001), and as a matter of policy determined to cease the requirement of using Township Police Officers working side jobs for traffic control and security at or about Alcoholic Beverage Control Licensed premises, and WHEREAS, the License renewal for the 2011 - 2012 License term incorporated such change in policy, which has been continued thereafter; and WHEREAS, the new Licensee, Club 466 Caterers, LLC, is an experienced catering operator which has been since the transfer of License, and will be operating the premises, leased from the previous Licensee, not as a bar/restaurant/nightclub, but as a catering venue for weddings and other special occasions, which the new Licensee had and has agreed to operate within the Special Conditions previously in place as they will not adversely affect the New Licensee’s catering use and that agreement has continued from License year to License year ever since beginning its operation; and

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