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Frederick County Liquor Board agenda lists violation hearing and multiple license applications for Feb. 9
Summary
The Frederick County Liquor Board’s Feb. 9 agenda schedules a decision on a violation for Prospect Pantry, hearings on several new and transfer liquor-license applications (including The Banyan and Umi Sushi), a request to extend conditional approval for JB’s on Main, and staff business including a planned vote on regulation §6.14 and the introduction of a new inspector.
The Frederick County Liquor Board’s agenda for its Feb. 9, 2026 hearing lists a violation decision for Prospect Pantry and proceedings on multiple new and transfer liquor-license applications across Frederick County.
The agenda identifies a violation hearing involving Prospect Pantry, citing a display-of-license matter involving Ashly Wright and Michael Wright for the use of Prospect Pantry, LLC. The board also scheduled hearings on new applications including The Banyan (Application #262261; Staci Caiola and Daniel Caiola; Venetia Hospitality, LLC) seeking a Class EC (entertainment center) on-sale beer, wine and liquor license for 216 East Patrick Street, and Umi Sushi (Application #262315; Qing Feng Lin; Chopsticks Frederick, LLC) seeking a Class B on-sale beer, wine and liquor license for 50 Citizens Way, Suite 101.
Several transfer applications are on the agenda: Way Off Broadway Dinner Theatre (Application #262319; Laura Martin and Shawn Martin; Mabel’s Marquee Entertainment, LLC) at 5 Willowdale Drive; Habanero Bar & Grill (Application #262320; Victoria Delcid Ramos; NY Pizza, LLC) at 8925 Fingerboard Road; Orioles Nest 331 Ladies Auxiliary (Application #262322; Paul Florimbio, Catherine Florimbio and Jessica Cregger) at 1037 West Patrick Street, Unit A; and Saffron Grill & Bar (Application #262321; Samir Mahasankar Joshi; Naisha Foods, LLC) at 1301 West Patrick Street. Each application lists the local statutory provision under which it is filed (for example §20-904 or §20-905 of the Alcoholic Beverages Article), and the agenda notes that members of the public may comment for three minutes on each application after the applicant’s presentation.
The board will also consider a request for an extension of conditional approval from JB’s on Main (Application #261715; Tyler Staley; JB Estates, LLC) for 307 Main Street in Myersville. The agenda includes a general public comment period and a staff meeting after the hearing where staff plan to introduce a new inspector, Austin Marler, and present a slate of items: a proposed amendment and vote on regulation §6.14 (adjusting the number of days for infusions), a monthly violations report (non-hearing items), a renewal schedule update (staff notes the renewal process launched Jan. 14, 2026), a briefing on statewide legislation including Class L discussion, a legal briefing on renewal thresholds and business-license requirements, and a residency discussion.
The agenda does not record outcomes. Where an application or item is listed for decision or vote on the agenda, the presence of that item is noted here but no result (approval, denial, or vote tally) is recorded in the transcript provided.
The next scheduled liquor-board meeting is listed for March 9, 2026, with an April meeting set for April 13, 2026.
