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Alcohol Permit Application for 600 Ft E of Providence Rd & W Lumsden Rd

Original title: Application Number: SU-AB 24-1249 Applicant: MD Brandon, LLC Location: 600 Ft E of Providence Rd & W Lumsden Rd Intersection & 200 Ft South side of W Lumsden Rd Folio Number: Portion of 072309.5500 Acreage (+/-): 0.09 acres, more or less Comprehensive Plan: R-6 Service Area: Urban Existing Zoning: PD (80-0261) Request: Requesting a Special Use 2-COP Alcoholic Beverage Permit with Separation Waiver(s). Separation Waiver(s).

October 21, 2024

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What this does

This application determines whether a specific business location is authorized to sell beer and wine, potentially altering the commercial activity and land-use regulations at the specified site.

Who is mentioned in the record

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MD Brandon, LLC

The applicant is seeking regulatory approval to sell beer and wine at their place of business.

Nearby residents and businesses

Local property owners and businesses may be affected by changes in land use and the introduction of alcohol sales at the specified location.

What changed

Last recorded activity October 21, 2024.

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Summary

MD Brandon, LLC has applied for a special permit to sell beer and wine ( permit) at a 0.09-acre site near the intersection of Providence Road and West Lumsden Road. The application includes a request for a , which typically allows a business to operate closer to restricted uses like schools or churches than standard zoning rules allow.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 2-COP permit?
A permit is a specific type of alcoholic beverage license that allows a business to sell beer and wine for consumption on or off the premises.
What is a separation waiver?
A allows a business to operate within a distance of a protected use (such as a school, church, or park) that would otherwise be prohibited by local zoning ordinances.

Why It Matters

This application determines whether a specific business location is authorized to sell beer and wine, potentially altering the commercial activity and land-use regulations at the specified site.

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