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Authority grants Lafayette’s Creperie beer-and-wine license; orders lease proof before issuance
Summary
The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority approved a new beer-and-wine liquor license for Lafayette’s Creperie (MSR Investments) on June 13 but directed the applicants to file a lease agreement showing legal possession of the property before the clerk’s signature is attached and the license is sent to the state.
The Greeley Liquor Licensing Authority on June 13 approved a new beer-and-wine liquor license for Lafayette’s Creperie, a business linked to MSR Investments, but required submission of a lease or other documentation showing MSR Investments has the legal right to occupy the building before the license is finalized.
Why this matters: the authority must be satisfied that the licensee has legal possession of the premises before granting permission to serve alcohol; the hearing officer said…
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