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Council approves temporary liquor license for downtown restaurant at 212 Adams Street
Summary
Council approved a liquor license application for a downtown restaurant (application in records as Ty Hancock LLC) at 212 Adams Street and authorized a temporary license pending state approval after staff confirmed application completeness and fees.
The Monte Vista City Council approved a local liquor-license recommendation for a restaurant proposed at 212 Adams Street, authorizing a temporary license once local sign-off is completed and forwarding the application to the state for final approval.
City staff told the council that the application submitted by an LLC (recorded in the packet as Ty Hancock LLC) for the Thai Bangkok restaurant at 212 Adams Street was complete and had met local requirements, including payment of the local fee and completion of background checks. "They have completed their drawing of where all their liquor would be stored," a city staff member said, noting the application packet included a storage plan and lease agreement.
Staff said the property posting period for the application had elapsed with no complaints. The council moved and seconded approval with the condition that the applicant meet all state and local requirements; staff will issue a temporary license immediately upon local approval and forward paperwork to the Colorado licensing authority for final sign-off.
The council voted to approve the application and staff said a temporary license would be printed and delivered to the applicant the following day, with the full state license to follow upon state approval.
Notes on record spelling: the application and packet include several variants of the business and LLC name in meeting materials and transcript; the packet identifies the restaurant as the Thai Bangkok restaurant and the application as submitted by an LLC recorded as Ty Hancock LLC.
