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Commission approves alcohol permit for 741 Main Street event center
Summary
After a public hearing, the Alamo City Commission granted a conditional use permit allowing on‑site alcohol sales at an 8,050‑square‑foot event center at 741 Main St.; staff noted noise mitigation, security plans, and a P&Z‑approved variance to the 300‑foot separation rule.
The Alamo City Commission on July 7 approved a conditional use permit authorizing on‑site sale of alcoholic beverages at an event center located at 741 Main Street (Lots 5–11, Block 44). Staff described the 8,050‑square‑foot venue, noted substantial insulation and a plan for on‑site security and parking, and said the Planning & Zoning Commission had unanimously recommended approval with a one‑year variance to the city’s 300‑foot separation rule for residences, churches or schools.
City staff told the commission the applicants (Robert and Brenda Zuniga) will comply with health codes, ABC licensing and the noise ordinance and will provide professional on‑site security. A staff presentation noted the previous P&Z vote and the variance granted to allow the venue to operate near residences for a one‑year trial period. On a voice vote the commission approved the CUP; no public opposition was recorded at the meeting.
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