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Beer board grants Boots and Beer retail consumption permit contingent on CO

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Summary

The board approved Boots and Beer LLC’s permit to serve one beer per customer inside Takova's retail store on Public Square, contingent on a certificate of occupancy; the business will offer nonalcoholic options and prepared food sourced from a commercial kitchen.

The City of Franklin Beer Board approved March 13 an on-premises beer permit for Boots and Beer LLC to serve beer inside the Takova’s retail store on Public Square, contingent on receipt of a certificate of occupancy.

Attorney Jenna Burrell and co-owner Tim Angelillo told the board the retail concept allows shoppers to be served a single beer while trying on boots; all customers are carded and employees hold TABC server permits. Burrell said snacks and prepared burritos will be provided, prepared off-site in a commercial kitchen.

Board members asked about the footprint and confirmed that customers cannot leave the retail store with alcohol in hand. The board moved and seconded the contingent approval; votes were yes from Alderman Barnhill, Alderman Caesar and the chair.