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Liquor board grants three 180-day hardship extensions for local licensees
Summary
The Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City granted three 180‑day hardship extensions—Amber Fort, 701 South Eden (Teology LLC) and Summit Social Club—after applicants cited tenant improvements, an in‑progress transfer and storm/pipe damage. Votes were unanimous as recorded.
The Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City on Jan. 15 approved three 180‑day hardship extensions for local liquor licenses to give owners or prospective transferees time to complete transfers or repairs.
Applicants for Amber Fort said the prior operator closed in May and a new lease has been executed; a landlord representative asked the board for time while tenant improvements proceed. "We just executed a lease.…
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