City Council moves to withdraw objection to Lake Shore Boulevard liquor permit transfer

Cleveland City Council is considering an emergency resolution, File No. 1238-2026, to withdraw a previous objection regarding the transfer of ownership for liquor permits at 15428 Lake Shore Blvd. This measure would also repeal Resolution No. 84-2025, which had originally objected to the transfer of the C1 and C2 liquor permits at that location.

What's in the file

The emergency resolution authorizes the withdrawal of the city's objection to transferring ownership of C1 and C2 liquor permits to a new owner at 15428 Lake Shore Blvd. Additionally, the record seeks to repeal the previous objection established under Resolution No. 84-2025.

The Division of Assessments and Licenses processes these types of permits to ensure business owners operate legally within the city and to promote fair business practices for the well-being of Cleveland citizens.

Status and timeline

The resolution is currently "Agenda Ready" and was introduced to City Council on October 6, 2026.

What to watch next

The record indicates the matter is currently being prepared for the City Council agenda.

Residents can verify these details by reviewing the official record for File No. 1238-2026.

Key facts

Permit types
C1 and C2
Location
15428 Lake Shore Blvd.
Repeal target
Resolution No. 84-2025

Source record

File
1238-2026
Type
Emergency Resolution
Status
Agenda Ready
Committee
City Council
Introduced
October 5, 2026

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Official documents

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