Cleveland City Council Objects to New Liquor Permit at 24 Public Square

Cleveland City Council has passed an emergency resolution to formally object to a new liquor permit application for the Hotel Cleveland, located at 24 Public Square. The legislation, Res. No. 580-2026, follows notification from the Division of Liquor Control regarding a D5A permit application submitted by Coury Hospitality, LLC, doing business as Hotel Cleveland.

What's in the file

The emergency resolution records Council's official objection to Permit Number 10014805-1 and requests that the Superintendent of Liquor Control schedule a hearing for the application. According to the official resolution text, Council cited several reasons for the objection:

The Clerk of Council is directed to send two certified copies of the resolution, two copies of a letter of objection, and two copies of a letter requesting the hearing be held in Cleveland, Cuyahoga County.

Who may be affected

Status and timeline

  1. May 6, 2026: Legislation was introduced by Council Member Starr.
  2. May 11, 2026: The resolution was read a third time and passed as an emergency measure.

What to watch next

The Superintendent of Liquor Control is requested to set a hearing for the permit application in accordance with Section 4303.26 of the Revised Code of Ohio.

Residents can verify these details by reviewing the official record for Res. No. 580-2026.

Key facts

Permit Number
10014805-1
Permit Type
D5A

Source record

File
580-2026
Type
Emergency Resolution
Status
Passed
Committee
City Council
Introduced
May 5, 2026

View on Cleveland Legistar

Official documents

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