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Council approves Fuji Ramen House ownership change pending police and state approval
Summary
Harahan council approved a change of ownership for Fuji Ramen House’s liquor license at 1820 Dicry Avenue, pending Harahan police and state police report and approval; council noted the item was added late and requested police review.
The Harahan City Council on July 18 approved a change-of-ownership application for the alcohol-license at Fuji Ramen House, 1820 Dicry Avenue, contingent on approval from the Harahan Police Department and the state police report.
Council members noted the item was added late to the agenda and asked that the police department and fire chief confirm there are no outstanding issues before the license is finalized. The motion to approve the change pending police and state approval passed after a brief discussion; council emphasized that the city’s approval should be contingent on receiving the state police report.
Why it matters: Transfer of liquor permits is regulated and the council typically conditions local approval on favorable reports from law enforcement. The approval allows the business to continue operations while final state-level administrative checks are completed.
Next steps: The Harahan Police Department and the Office of State Police will complete their reviews; if reports are acceptable, the local approval will stand and the ownership change will be processed.
