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Council denies special-exception permit for proposed liquor store at 1505 E. 37th St.
Summary
Councilwoman Dotley moved to deny a special-exception permit for a proposed liquor store at 1505 East 37th Street, citing public‑welfare and neighborhood concerns; the motion carried by voice vote.
The Chattanooga City Council on Jan. 21 denied a special-exception permit for a proposed liquor store at 1505 East 37th Street after the council concluded the proposal was inconsistent with the health, safety, morals and general welfare of the surrounding community, Councilwoman Dotley said.
During discussion of item 9g, Councilwoman Dotley moved to deny the permit and listed reasons on the record: the location’s proximity to Rossville Boulevard, a concentration of existing adult‑oriented businesses, liquor retailers and other establishments the councilwoman said contribute to a high‑traffic, declining commercial corridor, and the absence of services such as a pharmacy. Dotley said the proposal “is not…
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