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Pike Road council denies alcohol license for 231 Fuel Stop
Summary
The Town of Pike Road Council voted to deny an ABC license application for 231 Fuel Stop (7249 Troy Highway) after discussing on‑premises alcohol service; the decision was made by a unanimous vote of the councilmembers, with Mayor Stone not voting.
The Town of Pike Road Council voted on May 11 to deny an Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control license application for 231 Fuel Stop at 7249 Troy Highway.
Councilwoman Angie Bradsher moved to deny the application for 040 Retail Beer and 060 Retail Table Wine; Councilman Rob Steindorff seconded. The councilmembers voted unanimously to deny the license; Mayor Stone did not cast a vote, according to the meeting record.
Mayor Stone told the council the license would allow the business to serve alcohol to customers eating at the establishment. The applicant was present to answer council questions; the record does not specify additional conditions or appeals.
Votes at a glance: the council recorded a motion to deny by Councilwoman Angie Bradsher, seconded by Councilman Rob Steindorff; the five councilmembers voted yes and Mayor Stone did not vote. No further licensing actions were recorded on this application at the meeting.
The denial is final for this meeting; the transcript does not record whether the applicant indicated plans to reapply or to pursue an appeal.
