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Liquor commission approves Quattro's expansion and Carbondale Brewfest temporary license
Summary
The Local Liquor Control Commission approved a change in operation for Quattro Foods Inc., d/b/a Quattro's Deep Pan Pizza, to expand into an adjacent storefront and add entertainment including video gaming, and granted a not-for-profit special event retailers license to Carbondale Main Street for the Carbondale Brewfest on May 3, 2025.
The Carbondale Local Liquor Control Commission on March 25 approved a material change in operation for Quattro Foods Incorporated, doing business as Quattro's Deep Pan Pizza, and separately approved a temporary not-for-profit special event retailers license for Carbondale Main Street's Carbondale Brewfest.
The commission approved Quattro Foods' request to expand into an adjacent storefront and add entertainment, including video gaming, finding that the changes require Local Liquor Control Commission sign-off under the Carbondale Revised Code, section 2-4-14. The measure to approve the change in operation was moved by a commissioner identified in the record as "Mister Los" and seconded by Commissioner Hill; a subsequent roll call recorded unanimous "yes" votes and the motion passed.
The commission also approved a not-for-profit special event retailers license to allow alcohol sales at the Carbondale Brewfest, scheduled for Saturday, May 3, 2025, at the Downtown Pavilion between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. The application said the applicant — Carbondale Main Street — has held the event and secured the license in prior years. The commission's motion approving the special-event license was made by a commissioner recorded as "Miss Kilman" and seconded by Commissioner Maxwell; the roll call likewise returned all "yes" votes and the motion passed.
Quattro's application filed with the commission described planned structural modifications to join an adjacent storefront and the addition of entertainment, including video gaming. The agenda packet referenced Carbondale Revised Code section 2-4-14 as the local code provision governing approval of material operational changes to licensed establishments. The Brewfest application included an event layout and noted that the applicant had previously been granted a license for this annual event; the commission tied approval to the usual requirement that any conditions listed in the agenda be met.
No public objections or citizen comments were recorded on either item during the meeting. Both approvals were taken during a business session of the Local Liquor Control Commission and were recorded by roll call.
Summary of formal actions
- Change in operation, Quattro Foods Inc., d/b/a Quattro's Deep Pan Pizza — Motion to approve passed on roll call (unanimous "yes"). - Not-for-profit special event retailers license, Carbondale Main Street (Carbondale Brewfest, May 3, 2025) — Motion to approve passed on roll call (unanimous "yes").
The commission moved to the next agenda item after recording the approvals.
