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Conyers approves microbrewery license for Amy Johnson and three retail alcohol permits
Summary
The Conyers City Council approved a microbrewery/microdistillery on-premise license for Amy Johnson’s Track Brewing Company and granted three new retail beer-and-wine licenses for local businesses. The council approved each application by voice vote.
The Conyers City Council on Wednesday approved four alcohol-license applications, including the city’s first microbrewery application under the revised agenda.
Councilmember motioning and seconding led to approval of a request adding Amy Johnson as the applicant for an on-premise microbrewery and micro-distillery license for Track Brewing Company at 909 Commercial Street. Council members congratulated Johnson, who was present for the meeting. The applicant did not present a detailed opening schedule; she indicated an expected opening timeframe but did not provide a firm date during the meeting.
The council also approved three retail beer-and-wine licenses: an application for Jerry Amaya of Corner Investment LLC, a license for Jay Winkar Patel at Milstead Food Mart (1293 Milstead Ave.), and a license for Guadalupe Cortez at Kroger on Highway 138. Each application was moved, seconded and approved by voice vote with no public opposition recorded during the meeting.
What to expect: Approved license holders must complete any outstanding local licensing steps and state alcohol-board requirements before opening. Business-license and compliance follow-up will be administered by the city’s business-licensing office.
Closing: The council noted the approvals and expressed support for small-business openings in town.
