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Council declines to request hearing on liquor-permit transfer for Goodale Boulevard business

Grandview Heights City Council · May 26, 2026
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Summary

After police background checks reported no concerns, council voted not to request a hearing on a state notice transferring an on-premises permit to RAM LLC/Woodhouse Spa at 827 Goodale Boulevard, effectively taking no formal objection to the transfer.

The council reviewed a notice from the Ohio Division of Liquor Control about a transfer of ownership/location for a TOPLE permit that would allow on-premises alcohol service at 827 Goodale Boulevard (listed as RAM LLC/Woodhouse Spa). Police background checks provided to council showed no issues.

Council discussed why the city received the notice again (procedural state review after a prior vote to transfer location). Council Member Weiss moved and Council Member Kak seconded a motion to not request a hearing — effectively declining to file an objection with the state — and the motion passed.

Council members clarified that a local review is standard procedure to determine whether police or other departments have concerns; in this case none were reported, and the council did not object to the permit transfer.