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New restaurant sexy Sammies wins liquor license approval

June 03, 2024 | Johnstown, Weld County, Colorado



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New restaurant sexy Sammies wins liquor license approval
During a recent government meeting, council members discussed the potential increase of funding for downtown facade improvements, suggesting a bump to $50,000 to support local businesses. This follows a successful allocation of funds in previous years, which had been fully utilized to enhance the downtown area. The council expressed a willingness to revisit funding if demand for the program continues to grow.

Additionally, the meeting included a public hearing for a new hotel and restaurant liquor license application from Sexy Sammy's LLC, which aims to open a location in Johnstown. The application received 39 signatures in favor, despite challenges in gathering support due to gated residential areas. The council noted that there were no objections from the Department of Revenue, and the applicants presented their vision for the restaurant, emphasizing their commitment to high-quality, hand-breaded chicken products.

After a brief discussion, the council unanimously approved the liquor license, allowing Sexy Sammy's to proceed with their plans to open in the fall. The applicants expressed excitement about joining the local dining scene and highlighted their previous successful ventures in the area. The meeting concluded with a positive outlook for both the funding initiative and the new restaurant, signaling ongoing support for local businesses.

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