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Commissioners approve consent items and six Special Class C per diem liquor licenses for Sultana Education Foundation; several other license hearings set for in
Summary
The board approved seven consent items, including regular session minutes and two letters of credit; commissioners also approved six Special Class C per diem liquor licenses for the Sultana Education Foundation and scheduled multiple alcohol‑license public hearings for April.
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Kent County commissioners approved a package of seven consent items and granted six Special Class C per diem liquor licenses to the Sultana Education Foundation after using the meeting as the public hearing for those applications.
At the start of the meeting the clerk read multiple liquor license hearings that will be held in April for businesses including Masala Time, El Rancho Mexican Cuisine LLC, Lemon Leaf Cafe LLC (DBA Little Lemon Leaf Diner) and Sassafras LLC. The clerk said all of those hearings are scheduled in April and asked if any questions were necessary.
The board also took action to approve three sets of minutes (regular session, liquor minutes and closed session minutes) and other routine consent items, a combined multiple gaming raffle application and two letters of credit that the staff recommended releasing. A commissioner moved to approve all seven consent items as presented; the motion carried with aye votes.
Later the board considered six Special Class C per diem liquor license applications made by the Sultana Education Foundation for dates between April and October 2025—specific dates included April 4 (beer and wine), May (beer, wine and liquor), June (beer and wine), August (beer, wine and liquor), September (beer and wine) and October (beer and wine). The board allowed the meeting to serve as the public hearing and, with no public comment, approved all six applications on a motion and second; the ayes carried.
Provenance: the liquor‑license schedule and consent items appear at the top of the transcript (s≈0–122). The Sultana Education Foundation applications and the motion approving the six Special Class C per diem licenses are recorded at s≈149–234.

