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Commission approves liquor license transfer for Martinez Hall to Heritage Hotels operators, subject to inspections

Taos County Board of Commissioners · December 16, 2025
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Summary

The Board approved transfer of dispenser liquor license DIS-001087 to OMH Service Company (operated by Heritage Hotels & Resorts) and staff noted the applicant must obtain an updated fire inspection, environmental inspection, and a business license — and address any necessary building permits — before opening.

After tabling earlier to await the applicant, the commission resumed consideration of a request to transfer dispenser liquor license DIS-001087 for Martinez Hall to OMH Service Company, with Heritage Hotels & Resorts as the operating company. Kayla Stoker, who joined the meeting online, said the intent is to keep operations largely the same under the new operators, and that final state approval typically follows local approval by several weeks: "I believe it should be in January or February at the latest."

County zoning and inspections staff told the board the applicants must complete three outstanding items before a business license can be issued: an updated fire inspection, an environment department inspection, and clarification on whether building permits are needed for interior renovations. Commissioners moved to approve the transfer; the motion passed unanimously.