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Committee approves several liquor licenses, denies application for 1902 S. 60th St.; denial to go to full council
Summary
The West Dallas committee approved five alcohol licenses for existing or previously licensed premises but voted to deny a new application for 1902 South 60th Street because the applicant lacked a valid Wisconsin seller's permit and other required documentation. The denial will be forwarded to the City Council.
The West Dallas Economic & Development Committee on an audio vote approved multiple alcohol licenses for businesses in the city and denied one application for a bar at 1902 South 60th Street, sending that denial to the full City Council.
The committee approved a new Class A beer license for 72 Mini Market (DBA Citco 7202) with agent Juan Loretta; the committee’s action clarified that a public entertainment license was not part of the approval and noted conditions about hours and required floor-plan details. Committee members discussed proposed opening hours of 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. and that beer sales would begin later in the day; staff asked the applicant to provide an updated floor plan showing cooler locations and tobacco behind the counter. The motion was approved by voice vote.
The panel also approved new or renewed Class B tavern licenses for Jay Hay LLC (DBA Shamrock), with agent Jody Hay; a Class B tavern license for West Allis Fat Patties at 2865 S. 100 and Eighth Street (agent listed as Lisa McIntyre/McInfrey); and a renewal for U Bar LLC (5732 W. Mitchell St.), agent Josephine Crossley.…
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