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CB11 committee sends no‑objection letters for three liquor license renewals

2649362 · February 13, 2025
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Summary

The Economic Development committee recommended "no objection" for renewal of three alcoholic‑beverage licenses: Clarida and Luis Restaurant, Code Red Restaurant and Lounge, and the Residence Inn Marriott; the board approved each renewal in committee.

Community Board 11’s Economic Development Committee reviewed three renewal applications for alcoholic beverage licenses and voted to send letters of "no objection" to the New York State Liquor Authority for each premises.

The committee approved no‑objection recommendations for Clarida and Luis Restaurant (1660 East Gun Hill Road), Code Red Restaurant and Lounge (1320 East Gun Hill Road), and the Residence Inn by Marriott (1776 Eastchester Road). The motion was presented as a block and then considered separately for each premises; the chair called for individual votes and each renewal passed without recorded objections or abstentions.

Why it matters: A CB11 no‑objection letter is an advisory input to the State Liquor Authority. It does not automatically grant or deny a license but is considered in SLA reviews of renewal applications.

Next steps: The board office will transmit the committee’s no‑objection letters to the New York State Liquor Authority for each listed premises.