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Sevier County Beer Board unanimously approves two on-premise beer permits

Sevier County Beer Board · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The Sevier County Beer Board accepted prior minutes and approved on-premise beer permits for Catrina Mexican Grill in Seymour and Wears Valley Social Food Truck Park in Sevierville; the latter was noted as seasonal and the state recommended a 30-day temporary permit renewable monthly.

The Sevier County Beer Board unanimously accepted its previous meeting minutes and approved two on-premise beer permits at a short meeting on June 10, 2024.

Chairman Greg Haggard convened the board at 4:00 p.m.; six members were present and one was absent. Member Todd Humble moved to accept the prior meeting minutes and member Scott Catlett seconded; the motion passed unanimously.

The board then reviewed an application for Catrina Mexican Grill, 168 Maryville Highway, Seymour. Business owner Daniel Phillip Fernandez told the board the establishment would sell "just beer." There were no objections from the public, member Dale Hill moved to accept the consideration, Humble seconded, and the board approved the permit unanimously.

Next the board considered a permit for Wears Valley Social Food Truck Park, 3209 Wears Valley Road, Sevierville. Owner Joseph Socha said beer service would operate out of a shipping container fixed on the property rather than from a mobile truck. Clerk Adra Rowland reported that when the clerk's office consulted the state, the state attorney's office recommended issuing a temporary 30-day permit for seasonal premises that could be renewed monthly. With no public objections, Hill moved to accept the consideration, Catlett seconded, and the motion passed unanimously.

Board members also noted that La Petrona Mexican restaurant, mentioned at a prior meeting, has closed and been sold; the board left that item on the table. Member Todd Humble moved to adjourn and Catlett seconded; the meeting adjourned at 4:12 p.m.

Votes at a glance: acceptance of minutes — motion by Todd Humble, seconded by Scott Catlett, approved unanimously (6 yes, 0 no; 1 absent); Catrina Mexican Grill on-premise beer permit — motion by Dale Hill, seconded by Todd Humble, approved unanimously (6 yes, 0 no; 1 absent); Wears Valley Social Food Truck Park on-premise seasonal permit — motion by Dale Hill, seconded by Scott Catlett, approved unanimously (6 yes, 0 no; 1 absent).