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Council backs redevelopment liquor-license recommendation for Pickled LLC at former Trenton Lanes site
Summary
Trenton City Council voted to recommend approval of a redevelopment liquor license for Pickled LLC, which plans a nearly 20,000-square-foot pickleball and golf club at 3360 West Jefferson. The council will forward a resolution to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.
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Clerk Devitt presented an application from Pickled LLC seeking a redevelopment liquor-license recommendation for 3360 West Jefferson, the former Trenton Lanes site, and council voted to forward a resolution recommending the license to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission.
In a description read into the record, the mayor summarized Pickled LLC’s proposed use: the company envisions “a unique pickleball and golf club within the Trenton downtown development area” occupying nearly 20,000 square feet with six pickleball courts, three golf simulators, a service bar and an on-site retail store for equipment and apparel. The club would offer memberships, classes, open play, tournaments and seating for events.
The council made the recommendation by motion; Mayor Rezeppa said the motion was “moved and supported” and that it was “unanimously so ordered.” No public opposition or conditions were recorded in the meeting minutes.
Why it matters: A redevelopment liquor license recommendation advances the applicant’s permit process with the Michigan Liquor Control Commission; it does not itself grant a license. Any final liquor-license issuance will be decided by the state commission.
Details: The proposed location is identified as 3360 West Jefferson. The applicant is Pickled LLC; the property was described as the former Trenton Lanes. The council’s action was a recommendation to the Michigan Liquor Control Commission; the transcript does not record the council attaching conditions to the recommendation.

