Asylum's Liquor License Hearing Delayed
City's wording mistake causes issue.
The city's License Review Board is delaying a hearing regarding live entertainment and hard liquor sales at East Atlanta Village's Asylum because of a wording mistake on the panel's agenda. The LRB was to have heard arguments regarding the issue at its Jan. 8 meeting, but had to delay because of the error. As written on the agenda, the "due cause" hearing concerned: Application of ASHC, LLC d/b/a Asylum Restaurant, Brian Michael Sawyer, agent. Location licensed to operate a restaurant liquor beer and wine consumed on premises, at 543 Flat Shoals Avenue S.E. (due cause/operating a business without a occupation tax registration certificate/allowing live entertainment although the restaurant has not been approved for live entertainment) NPU-W…
Shirley
7:18 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013
Also you can have entertainment there and sell beer and wine so what's the logic for excluding liquor. One can get as drunk on wine and beer and the noise still is there. The Atlanta Code states: Sec. 10-94. - Certain areas exempt from distance restrictions for sale for consumption on premises. Any applicant for a license for the sale of malt beverages or wine for consumption on the premises … more ›