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Springdale council grants local consent for Onyx Pizzeria to seek limited-service alcohol license
Summary
The Springdale Town Council voted unanimously to give written local consent to Onyx Pizzeria to apply to the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services for a restaurant limited-service on-premise alcohol license. The applicant, Steven Thomas, was not present; staff provided the application details and authorized the mayor to sign.
The Springdale Town Council voted unanimously April 16 to give local consent to Vannap LLC, doing business as Onyx Pizzeria, to apply to the Utah Department of Alcoholic Beverage Services for a restaurant limited-service on-premise alcohol license at 1458 Zion Park Boulevard in Springdale.
Town staff told the council that the applicant is Steven Thomas and that the staff contact for the request was Aaron. The council’s motion gave written consent to the state agency to consider issuance of a license "for a person to store, sell, offer for sale, furnish, or allow the consumption of an alcohol product on the premises of the applicant" and authorized the mayor to sign the local-consent form. The motion cited Utah Code sections 32B-1-202, 32B-5-201, 32B-5-203, 32B-5-205 and 32B-5-206 as the authorities under which the consent was made.
Steven Thomas, the applicant, was not present for the meeting. Staff said they would answer council questions and complete the local-consent paperwork to forward to the state commission for final action.
Votes at a glance
- Onyx Pizzeria local consent to apply for a restaurant limited-service on-premise alcohol license — Motion approved unanimously. Council roll call recorded Jack Burns, Randy Aton, Barbara Bruno, Pat Campbell and Kyla Topham voting "aye." The action authorizes the mayor to sign the local-consent form.
The consent vote does not itself issue a license; it only allows the state Alcoholic Beverage Services Commission to consider the application. The commission makes the final licensing decision under state law.
