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Alcohol Conditional Use Permit Ordinance

Alcohol Conditional Use Permit Ordinance

Closed — 47 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 15 years, 7 months ago
This petition is in support of the Alameda County Alcohol Conditional Use Permit (CUP) Ordinance, requiring a reasonable distance between alcohol establishments and sensitive receptors, such as schools, parks, libraries, and places of worship. Alcohol establishments include bars, clubs, lounges, liquor stores, grocery stores, gas stations, and ONLY CERTAIN RESTAURANTS (those with a separate bar or lounge area or those that provide rediced-price drinks). We also support local control, and NOT state control, of the CUP application process. This basically means that alcohol establishment owners should have to go before the community and present their plan! Every city surrounding the Unincorporated community has an Alcohol CUP Ordinance (San Leandro, Livermore, Hayward, Oakland, Walnut Creek). Let's set an example to our youth and ensure that RESPONSIBLE businesses come into our community!

Updates

March 28, 2011

The lack of response from local officials is draining but I am still spending my evenings drafting formal requests for a public hearing. Hearing from residents who see the same oversaturation of liquor outlets in our neighborhoods keeps me going when the silence from the county feels heavy. We are going to keep pushing until they can no longer ignore our demand for a seat at the table.

3 Comments

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Marcus Preston
15 years ago Featured

Enough with the liquor stores on every corner. We have kids walking to school right past these places. Keep them away from our parks.

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Sarah Vogel
15 years ago Featured

YES. protect our kids. too many bars popping up near churches and schools is just bad for the neighborhood.

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Linda Murray
15 years ago Featured

Why is Alameda the only place without these rules? We need a say in what opens up in our own backyard. Sick of having no control.