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Council approves package-liquor license transfer for Good Times Liquor
Summary
At a special called meeting Aug. 21, the mayor and council approved a package beer, wine and liquor license for Good Times Liquor Inc., d/b/a Good Times, at 100 North Orcs Drive, as a transfer through change of ownership; the application carried a positive recommendation from the Public Safety Commission.
The mayor and council approved a package beer, wine and liquor license transfer for Good Times Liquor Inc., doing business as Good Times, at 100 North Orcs Drive, Suite B, during a special called meeting on Aug. 21, 2025. The council acted on a motion to approve after staff presentation and brief discussion about the transfer-of-ownership provision in the city code.
The application, presented by Jesse, a city staff member, included a positive recommendation from the Public Safety Commission. Jesse said the application is “for package beer, wine, and package liquors for a liquor store” and noted the commission’s favorable recommendation.
The council discussed whether the file should explicitly note that the license is being issued through a change of ownership. City Attorney (recorded as City Attorney) confirmed the relevant provision of the city code allows transfer of a liquor-store license to an entity that already holds a license within the city and that the transfer may take place at the same operating location. The council member who asked about the scope framed the question as whether the transfer applied “within the city or within the state;” the City Attorney said it applies within the city.
Following that clarification, a council member moved to approve the application and a second was recorded. The council approved the motion by voice vote; no roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript.
The approval covers the issuance of a package beer, wine and liquor license to the applicant identified in council records as Mr. Choudhary, subject to the city’s licensing procedures and the transfer provision of city code. The council did not record additional conditions or amendments to the motion beyond noting the transfer pathway according to the code.
The meeting moved on to a second alcohol-license item after the vote. No appeals, protest hearing, or additional public-comment record on this application appears in the transcript.
Details recorded at the meeting show the council considered the matter briefly and that staff and the city attorney provided the statutory and code context referenced above. Any follow-up steps (for example, processing paperwork to finalize the transfer) were not specified in the transcript.
