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Council approves liquor license application for new family restaurant at 141 South Broad Street
Summary
The council approved a liquor retail/onsite consumption license for a proposed family restaurant at 141 South Broad Street; applicant said at least 50% of revenue will come from food.
James Everett Baldry appeared before the council seeking a liquor license for a family-friendly restaurant at 141 South Broad Street. Baldry said the business will offer billiards and alcohol but intends to meet the city requirement that 50% of income come from food sales. He told the council the planned opening is "hoping till May" and that the business aims to complement downtown options.
Council members asked whether the 50% food-sales requirement would be met; Baldry affirmed it would. The council then moved, seconded and approved the license application; the meeting record shows the motion carried.
Ending: Staff will complete licensing paperwork and monitor compliance with the city's food-sales threshold as part of license conditions.
