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Authority approves Bistro 317 ownership transfer after owner answers questions

Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority · May 6, 2026
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The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority approved a transfer of ownership for Savage Soul, LLC dba Bistro 317 on May 6 after owner Alesha Nadeau answered the authority’s questions about layout, neighborhood needs and the business model; no public opposition was recorded.

The Grand Junction Liquor Licensing Authority approved a transfer of ownership for Savage Soul, LLC dba Bistro 317 at its May 6, 2026 meeting after the applicant’s owner answered questions from the hearing officer.

Hearing Officer Jill Cenamo listed the transfer application for 317 Main Street and asked whether a representative was present. Owner Alesha Nadeau appeared and responded to a series of questions regarding the proposed layout of the premises, the needs of the neighborhood and the business model for Bistro 317. The application lists members of Savage Soul, LLC as Alesha Nadeau, Terry Liddell and Jack Walker, with mailing addresses recorded in the minutes.

After verification with Deputy City Clerk Misty Williams that the transfer paperwork was in order and with no one present to speak against the application, the authority approved the transfer “as requested.” The minutes record the action without a recorded roll-call vote.

No other business was raised; the meeting adjourned at 2:23 p.m.