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Council votes no hearing on Kroger liquor-license application for fuel-station beer sales

Harrison City Council · July 22, 2026
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Summary

Council voted to have no hearing on Kroger's liquor-license application for a fuel-station beer sales location at 10,477 Harrison Avenue, allowing the process to proceed without a local hearing.

During the business session, council considered whether to set a hearing for a liquor-license application from Kroger at 10,477 Harrison Avenue. A motion was made: "I move no hearing," and the council voted to set no local hearing, meaning the license application will proceed without a city hearing specific to that request for fuel-station beer sales.

The mayor characterized the matter as limited in scope — "just to sell beer at the fuel station" — and the motion carried without further debate. Council did not attach conditions or additional discussion to the motion on the record. The decision was procedural: staff will follow the standard licensing process consistent with state rules and local practice.