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Hopsbury owner seeks village sign‑off after state liquor review; commission hears sketch review but takes no action
Summary
Owner of Hopsbury (7222 4th St NW) told the Planning and Zoning Commission he built outdoor dining areas during COVID under a village fence permit and was recently told by state alcohol enforcement to obtain village sign‑off; staff said village records do not show an approved site development plan and confirmed a change over 20% in the service area typically triggers an SDP amendment.
The Planning and Zoning Commission of the Village of Los Ranchos de Albuquerque received a sketch review July 8 from Jimmy Scholl, owner of Hopsbury at 7222 4th Street NW, after state alcohol enforcement asked the business to produce a current floor plan and secure village sign‑off for outdoor alcohol service.
Scholl said Hopsbury has operated outdoor seating and service areas for about five years and that the village issued a fence permit for outdoor seating in April 2020. He told the commission the outdoor areas were constructed during the COVID period when outdoor service was the…
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