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City clerk logs liquor-permit notice for McKelley Hospitality; police report no objections
Summary
The city clerk entered into the record an Ohio Division of Liquor Control notice for a new permit from McKelley Hospitality Ltd. for 101 Mill Street suite B105; police reported no objections and the matter was recorded as communication 2025-0120.
City Clerk Van Meter entered an Ohio Division of Liquor Control notice into the Gahanna City Council record on June 2 for a new liquor-permit application from McKelley Hospitality Ltd., 101 Mill Street, suite B105. The item was recorded as communication number 2025-0120.
Van Meter told council there is no prior history for the applicant and that the city police "do not have any objections to the permit." Council later asked if there were any objections on the record; none were raised. Mayor Chadwin commented that he believed the permit application pertained to the former space that had been occupied by Stadium (as referenced in council remarks).
Why it matters: Notices from the Ohio Division of Liquor Control are entered into the municipal record to allow the local legislative authority and police to review new or transferred permits. Police reports of no objection are part of that review process. The entry does not constitute approval or denial of a state-issued permit; it is a record of the local notice and any local objections.
No formal council action to approve or reject the permit was recorded at the meeting.
