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Conyers council approves four alcohol licenses, including microbrewery for Amy Johnson
Summary
The council approved four new on‑premise and retail alcohol licenses, including an amended application for Amy Johnson to open The Track Brewing Company as a microbrewery/microdistillery at 909 Commercial Street; motions passed by voice vote.
Conyers City Council voted to approve four alcohol license applications during its regular meeting.
Council amended the agenda entry and approved the application for Amy Johnson to operate The Track Brewing Company at 909 Commercial Street as a microbrewery with on‑premise consumption and a microdistillery/distilled spirits endorsement. Amy Johnson was in attendance and council members congratulated the applicant; the projected opening timeframe was discussed informally but no formal opening date was recorded in the transcript.
Council also approved three new retail beer and wine licenses: an application for Corner Investment LLC (Jerry Amaya), Milstead Food Mart (Jay Patel / Hill Corporation), and a retail beer and wine license for Guadalupe Cortez at Kroger on Highway 138. All motions were approved by voice vote and the formal tallies were not listed in the public record.
Next steps: applicants must complete required licensing documentation with city business licensing and any state alcohol regulatory steps before commencing sales.
