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Council moves three alcohol‑license applications and fireworks contract to consent agenda

3686466 · May 27, 2025
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Summary

At the May 27 work session the council heard staff presentations on three retail alcohol‑license applications in Kennesaw and approved moving a fireworks contract for July 3 to the consent agenda. One application was noted as being within 300 feet of a private residence, invoking a local-distance waiver clause in city ordinance.

City staff presented three retail alcohol‑license applications and a fireworks contract during the May 27 Kennesaw City Council work session and moved the matters to the consent agenda.

Staff described each application, confirmed required trainings and advertising, and cited city ordinance sections governing licensing and distance requirements. For Anto Land LLC (DBA Anto Landia) at 2851 Cobb Parkway NW, Suite 210, staff said a distance survey showed the location is within 300 feet of a private residence; the ordinance allows the mayor and council to waive the distance requirement if the quiet enjoyment of nearby residents will not be adversely affected.

Staff reported the following applications and facts: RK Gas and Food Inc (DBA Food Mart) at 1880 Old 41 Highway NW, Suite 100; SBC Kennesaw Inc (DBA Suburban Bar) at 2718 Summer Street; and Anto Land LLC (DBA Anto Landia) at 2851 Cobb Parkway NW, Suite 210. Staff said applicants completed the required alcohol workshop per section 6‑69, signs were posted and advertising met section 6‑36, background checks were on file, and a certified distance survey was completed where required.

On the fireworks contract, the council heard a staff recommendation to authorize the mayor to execute an agreement with Pyro Show's East Coast for July 3 fireworks and moved that item to the consent agenda.

Council took no final, standalone action on the license approvals at the work session; the items were kept on the consent agenda for formal consideration at the regular meeting.