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Panel backs transfer of Leisure Lanes' Class B liquor license to new owner; members note only one Class B remains

Licensed Community · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The licensing panel voted to recommend that the common council approve transfer of Old Leisure Lanes' Class B liquor license to Svensson as part of an ownership change. Members noted the city’s Class B licenses are capped and staff said only one remained.

The licensing panel recommended that the common council approve the transfer of Old Leisure Lanes’ Class B beer-and-liquor license to the business’s new owner, Svensson, as part of an ownership transfer. Staff explained the sale and the license transfer: "Old leisure lanes sold the business to Svensson, and so they're just kinda taking on the class b, both, liquor and beer licenses."

Committee members moved and seconded the recommendation; a roll-call vote recorded Aye votes and the recommendation will be forwarded to the common council. During 'any business' discussion members noted Class B liquor licenses are numerically capped; staff confirmed "that's the 1 that we only have 1 left." The committee did not place additional conditions on the transfer; final approval rests with the common council.

The panel also briefly discussed that Class B licenses are limited in number and that only one remains available in the city’s quota, a factor prospective buyers should consider.