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The Marion County Alcohol Board convened on October 5, 2026, at 9:30 AM (local time) to hear applications, renewals, transfers, and violation cases for alcoholic beverage permits in Indianapolis, Beach Grove, Lawrence, and Speedway. The meeting was broadcast live on Channel 16. The board approved numerous routine renewals, approved several new permits and transfers with conditions, and addressed violations with fines, terminations, and conditional renewals.
Beach Grove, Lawrence, and then the rest of Marion County, Indianapolis. Let's see here. Representing the city of Beach Grove to my immediate left is Miss Angie Johnson. To my far left, representing the city of Lawrence is Mr. Jim Hennigan. To my immediate right, representing the city of Indianapolis is Mr. Peter Luster, and serving as secretary of this board is Excise Officer Amy Sunnier. This meeting is being broadcast live on Channel 16. It'll be rebroadcast several times in the coming weeks. You are on television and the board requests that you act accordingly. At this time, please silence your cell phone so you do not interrupt the hearing. If you find it necessary to take a call or to have a conversation with someone here with you, please be respectful and step out into the hallway. Here is the order in which we will conduct business this morning. We will first ask individuals who have come to remonstrate to stand and come forward to the microphones hanging from the ceiling. Give us your name and the name and address of the business you are here to remonstrate against. We will then hear cases on today's docket pretending the town of Speedway, City of Beach Grove, and the city of Lawrence. Next, we will call all applicants for new or transfer applications on today's docket. We will then call renewals on today's docket which have violations or remonstrators. After we finish today's published docket, we will consider cases that have been continued from a previous hearing. All of those coming before the board today, whether you're an applicant representing the applicant or are here to remonstrate, will testify under oath. Officer Sunye will now administer the oath. If you're going to testify before this board this morning, please raise your right hand. If you're going to testify, please raise your hand. Do each of you solemnly swear from under the penalties for perjury that the answers that you've given on your application are any answers you might give to any questions asked by this board to be the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. If an applicant should have remonstrators, it has been the practice of this board to accept one request for continuance from both the applicant and the remonstrator. Should the board deem it appropriate, additional continuances may be granted. Are there any remonstrators in the hearing room? We do have a request from IMPD. Um is anyone here for Metro Market Inc. Yes. Okay. Um IMPD is requesting a continuance to November. He had a family emergency this morning and couldn't be here. So that one's going to be continued to November. Applicants appearing in Marion County are required to have four items before the board can hear your case. We cannot, we will not hear your case, so listen carefully. The first, the affidavit of compliance or posting the permanent advertising sign from the ATC for at least 10 days prior to the meeting hearing. The second, the affidavit of compliance or notice sent to the property owners and neighborhood organizations that you sent written notice to about today's hearing. The third, the zoning affidavit obtained from the Department of Metropolitan Development, and the fourth, the Marion County Tax Clearance form from the Indiana Department of Revenue. If you do not have all of these items, please let us know when you come forward. In addition to the required documents, if you are a new or transfer application, you are required to have an inspection approved by excised before your permit will be made active. You will need to contact me to schedule that appointment. I will not contact you, and I will give you my contact information when we hear your application. All right.