Cleveland City Council Objects to Liquor Permit Renewal on West 25th Street

Cleveland City Council has passed an emergency resolution to formally object to the renewal of liquor permits for the business located at 1909 & 1917 West 25th Street. Introduced by Council Member Davis, the measure, identified as Resolution No. 775-2026, seeks to prevent the renewal of several permit types—specifically D1, D2, D3, D3A, and D6—held by 1909 W25, LLC. This location is known as Townhall Townhall | Cleveland OH | Facebook.

According to the official 775-2026-FOR ADOPTION document, the resolution argues that the applicant is unfit to continue the liquor permit business due to operations that demonstrate a disregard for state laws, regulations, or local ordinances. The resolution notes that while the uniform renewal date for liquor permits in Ohio is October 1st, the city is exercising its right under Section 4303.271 of the Revised Code to object to the renewal of Permit No. 64304330005. As part of this process, the Clerk of Council is directed to transmit certified copies of the objection and a request for a hearing to the Director of Liquor Control, requesting that the hearing be held within Cleveland in Cuyahoga County.

The resolution has officially passed and was recorded as an emergency measure. Residents can watch for updates regarding the scheduled hearing with the Director of Liquor Control, which will determine the future of the liquor permits at this West 25th Street location.

Source record

File
775-2026
Type
Emergency Resolution
Status
Passed
Committee
City Council
Introduced
July 9, 2026

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