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Mangosteen restaurant seeks 4‑COP liquor permit with separation waivers at Northdale Boulevard location
Summary
Mangosteen restaurant applied for a 4‑COP alcoholic beverage permit (on- and off‑premises) and two waivers Sept. 22 to allow proximity to a daycare and to exceed a local cap on alcoholic beverage uses; staff recommended approval with conditions and the hearing officer closed the record.
Panarak (owner) and staff presented Special Use SU25‑1053 Sept. 22 for Mangosteen restaurant at 3825 Northdale Boulevard seeking a 4‑COP alcoholic beverage permit to sell beer, wine and liquor for on‑ and off‑premises consumption. The application included two separation waivers: one for a nearby daycare (approximately 157 feet from the proposed wet zone, where code requires 500 feet) and a waiver related to the number of alcoholic beverage uses within 1,000 feet (staff said the area already had 10 similar permits, exceeding the usual cap of three).
The applicant said they gathered a six‑page petition of customer support and noted an unused 4‑COP license exists at a nearby dog day care. Staff recommended approval subject to conditions, noting the daycare is behind and fenced off from the restaurant, walking distance is over 800 feet by path, the area is an established commercial corridor and the site is not adjacent to residential zoning.
No members of the public spoke in favor or opposition at the hearing. The hearing officer closed the record; a written decision will be issued within 15 business days. Staff noted rescission of an existing 2‑COP permit as a condition if the 4‑COP is approved.
Ending: The record for SU25‑1053 is closed; the hearing officer will issue a written decision within 15 business days. Any permit, if granted, will include the staff‑recommended conditions and standard licensing processes.
