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Run Market liquor‑license transfer continued after supervisors raise school‑proximity concerns

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee · March 14, 2019
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Summary

Supervisors continued consideration of a Type 21 off‑sale license for Run Market at 4800 California to April 11, 2019 after concerns were raised about proximity to an elementary school and neighborhood saturation; no public comment was taken.

The committee considered a request to transfer a Type 21 off‑sale general license to Mazin Gabor Gadd for Run Market at 4800 California. Supervisor Mark Feuer (appearing as 'Supervisor Feuer' in the transcript) expressed concern because the proposed location is in a residential neighborhood near an elementary school and a church and asked for additional time to review conditions with the Alcohol Liaison Unit (ALU), the Department of Public Health and the state ABC.

Chair Rafael Mandelmann closed public comment for the item, made a motion to continue the matter, and the clerk clarified the continuance would be to the April 11, 2019 meeting of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee. The motion was taken without objection. No substantive discussion or public testimony occurred on the record during this item; supervisors requested further review of conditions before taking a recommendation to the Board.