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Crowley aldermen approve liquor-license renewals contingent on fines, OK pavilion payment and equipment purchases
Summary
The Crowley Board of Aldermen added a Class B liquor-license renewal to the agenda, approved the renewal for More for Less contingent on fines being paid (with one abstention), approved a separate renewal for Mart Inc., and authorized payments including an Urban Pavilion draw and a street-sweeper purchase contingent on bond commission approval.
The Crowley Board of Aldermen amended the agenda to include a Class B liquor-license renewal, then took several votes on licenses, construction payments and equipment financing during its regular meeting.
In public safety business, the council considered renewal of a 2026 beer and liquor license for Thin Enterprises (DBA More for Less, 726 E. 2nd St.). The public safety committee had recommended denial, but after administration and council members reviewed new information and visited the premises, Alderman Court moved to approve the renewal "contingent upon all fines and penalties being collected and paid," a condition the council adopted. The motion carried; Alderman Vernon Martin recorded an abstention.
A separate Class B renewal for Mart Incorporated (1764 North Parkston Avenue) was approved by the council without recorded opposition.
On capital and contract matters, aldermen approved payment application No. 16…
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