Commission approves 2024 alcohol license for The Cottage on St. Simons Island

December 19, 2024 | Glynn County, Georgia

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The Glynn County Commission meeting on December 19, 2024, focused on the approval of a new alcohol beverage license for a local hotel. The commission discussed the implications of allowing retail package sales of malt beverages and wine at The Cottage, located at 238 Arnold Road, St. Simons Island.

During the meeting, Commissioner Sweatt made a motion to grant the license to Jordan Phillips, representing Crown KP Hotel LLC. This license would permit the hotel to sell alcohol for off-premises consumption, with Sunday sales allowed. The motion received a second from Commissioner Fendig and was put to a vote.
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The discussion highlighted existing regulations regarding alcohol sales in Glynn County, including state and local ordinances that dictate sales hours. The hotel is permitted to sell alcohol from 10 AM to 11 PM on weekdays and until 11:45 PM on weekends, with Sunday sales starting at 12:30 PM.

Commissioners expressed concerns about the potential for increased alcohol consumption by non-guests, as the hotel would allow customers to purchase cases of beer. However, it was noted that guests already have the option to order drinks from the bar and take them to their rooms.

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The motion to approve the alcohol license passed with a vote of 6 in favor and 1 opposed, marking a significant step for the hotel in expanding its services. The approval reflects ongoing discussions about alcohol regulations and their impact on local businesses and community standards.

Converted from County Commission Meeting 12/19/24 meeting on December 19, 2024
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