Get Full Government Meeting Transcripts, Videos, & Alerts Forever!
Get email alerts on the Liquor License topic
No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
Marshall council grants on‑sale liquor license for Grama Tacos & Tequila at former gym
Summary
After a public hearing, the Marshall City Council approved an on‑sale liquor license for Aruma Marshall LLC (doing business as Grama Tacos and Tequila) at 900 Clarice Avenue; staff said the prior license at that location had lapsed and the planning process is underway.
The Marshall City Council voted to grant an on‑sale liquor license to Aruma Marshall LLC for Grama Tacos and Tequila, a restaurant and arcade planned at 900 Clarice Avenue, the site of the former gym building.
City Clerk Steven Anderson explained during a public hearing that the building is under construction and that the previous liquor license at that location had lapsed, meaning the application constitutes a new license for that address. Anderson said the application was for the restaurant and arcade portions of the space and that the city ordinance requires a public hearing before issuing an on‑sale license.
Council members noted that the city currently holds 13 licenses in total but that the recent closing of another establishment had temporarily reduced that number; granting the Aruma Marshall license will restore the prior total. No members of the public spoke in opposition during the hearing.
The council closed the public hearing, moved to grant the license, and voted to approve the motion. The council record shows the motion passed; specific roll‑call tallies were not provided in the transcript.
The license approval follows the city’s procedural requirements and does not, in itself, waive any other permits or inspections the business may need before opening.
