The East Point City Council convened on March 13, 2025, to address several key agenda items, including the transfer of an alcohol license and a public hearing for a new business.
The meeting began with a discussion regarding the transfer of an alcohol license for a Chevron gas station branded as Circle K. Council members clarified that the transfer involved new ownership rather than an additional license. A motion was made to table the item due to an incorrect address advertised for the public hearing. The council voted unanimously to table the discussion until the correct information could be provided.
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Subscribe for Free Following this, the council opened a public hearing for an alcohol license for consumption on premises at Wisk Atlanta, located at 3523 Camp Creek Parkway. The applicant, Mr. Jaden Lamar, was introduced as the registered agent of the new business. The police department confirmed that Mr. Lamar had passed the necessary background checks and adhered to all advertisement requirements. They recommended the issuance of the license for beer, wine, and liquor consumption.
Several residents spoke in favor of the new restaurant, emphasizing the need for an upscale dining experience in the area. Vivian Towns, a long-time resident, expressed her support, highlighting the restaurant's potential to enhance local dining options. Another resident, John Blaine, echoed these sentiments, noting the desire for a family-friendly environment that would reduce the need to travel to busier parts of the city for dining.
No opposition was voiced during the public hearing, leading to a motion to close the hearing, which passed without dissent. Subsequently, a motion was made to approve the alcohol license for Wisk Atlanta. The council discussed the positive impact of the new restaurant on the community and voted in favor of the motion.
In summary, the meeting addressed the transfer of an alcohol license and the approval of a new restaurant's alcohol license, reflecting the council's commitment to supporting local businesses and enhancing community dining options. The next steps involve finalizing the details for the approved licenses and ensuring compliance with city regulations.