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Collegedale City Beer Board approves Spring Hill Suites beer application; minutes approved
Summary
The Collegedale City Beer Board unanimously approved the Spring Hill Suites' application after staff confirmed fees were paid and a background check cleared. The board also approved minutes from its June 16 meeting and then adjourned to the city commission meeting.
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The Collegedale City Beer Board approved an application from Spring Hill Suites and ratified minutes from its June 16 meeting during a brief session, the board confirmed.
Board staff told members that the Spring Hill Suites applicant had paid required fees and passed a background check. Montello, the hotel’s food and beverage manager, introduced himself to the board: "Hello. Thanks for having me. My name is Montello. I'm the, Food and Beverage Manager." The board then moved to approve the application.
The approval followed a short administrative review in which staff noted a typographical error on the hotel’s application that listed the street as "Lee Highway" rather than the correct name; staff said the item would be corrected in the record. The board recorded no substantive objections during discussion.
Commissioner Baker, Commissioner House, Commissioner Johnson and Vice Mayor Sadler voted in favor of the Spring Hill Suites application. The board’s roll-call vote totaled four yes votes; no abstentions or no votes were recorded in the transcript. The board also approved the minutes from its June 16 beer board meeting by roll call.
After completing business, the board adjourned and staff announced the commission would reconvene for the city commission meeting at 6 p.m.
The meeting transcript does not specify the exact date of this beer board session or additional conditions on the hotel’s approval (for example, permitted hours or on-site service restrictions).
