Please, sign our petition! Our cafe at Mountain View Golf Course would like to sell 3.2 beer to golfers and customers. Our license is set to be approved by the Utah DABC but we must undergo a public hearing on March 27th, 2017 at 10:30 AM at Mountain View Golf Course. 2400 w. Gardner Lane (8660 s.) in West Jordan, Utah. Our company has been issued an Alcohol License, Local Consent and Proximity Variance by West Jordan City. We must hold a public hearing and be issued another proximity variance and Alcohol License on the State Level by the DABC. The DABC commission will consider public opinion at the hearing in order to issue the proximity variance and our On-Premise, Beer, Recreational License. Please, sign our petition to show your support of VC Cuisine LLC's pursuit in our state level beer license. Our petition will be presented at the Public Hearing in order to show our (already overwhelming) support to have a beer license. We also have a paper petition to sign at the cafe if you are here in person.
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March 11, 2017
The momentum behind this petition proves that our community wants these amenities at the golf course. Post this link to your Facebook feed right now to keep that energy moving. We need to walk into the public hearing with undeniable backing.
42 Comments
It served 3.2 beer in the past and there should not be any reason that practice should not continue.
Please continue to allow Mountain View Golf Course to sale 3.2 beer to its patrons!
Support your local small businessman, and please help Vic acquire the beer license.
I agree 100%. What they may not realize is that it would be IMPOSSIBLE for us to make enough money without the beer sales. My entire business concept would have to change to make up for the lack of sales. My first employee already has had to wait to get more hours until we get our beer license. I can't really afford to give him more hours until we get our beer license at the end of this month. Luckily, he has been very flexible and understanding of our situation here and is willing to wait to get full-time work. I share this, because many who oppose this type of alcohol license at our location may not realize the consequences.
Considering the years that this golf course has been a part of community this public hearing is ridiculous! Stripping the golf course of the license well put them out of business!
Yes to 3.2 beer
I support the beer license.
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Please, sign our petition! Our cafe at Mountain View Golf Course would like to sell 3.2 beer to golfers and customers. Our license is set to be approved by the Utah DABC but we must undergo a public hearing on March 27th, 2017 at 10:30 AM at Mountain View Golf Course. 2400 w. Gardner Lane (8660 s.) in West Jordan, Utah. Our company has been issued an Alcohol License, Local Consent and Proximity Variance by West Jordan City. We must hold a public hearing and be issued another proximity variance and Alcohol License on the State Level by the DABC. The DABC commission will consider public opinion at the hearing in order to issue the proximity variance and our On-Premise, Beer, Recreational License. Please, sign our petition to show your support of VC Cuisine LLC's pursuit in our state level beer license. Our petition will be presented at the Public Hearing in order to show our (already overwhelming) support to have a beer license. We also have a paper petition to sign at the cafe if you are here in person.
Updates
March 11, 2017
The momentum behind this petition proves that our community wants these amenities at the golf course. Post this link to your Facebook feed right now to keep that energy moving. We need to walk into the public hearing with undeniable backing.
42 Comments
Golf and enjoying a beer are two things that just go together. It will hurt the courses business and make it difficult to run a cafe without beer being served.
It served 3.2 beer in the past and there should not be any reason that practice should not continue.
Please continue to allow Mountain View Golf Course to sale 3.2 beer to its patrons!
Support your local small businessman, and please help Vic acquire the beer license.
I agree 100%. What they may not realize is that it would be IMPOSSIBLE for us to make enough money without the beer sales. My entire business concept would have to change to make up for the lack of sales. My first employee already has had to wait to get more hours until we get our beer license. I can't really afford to give him more hours until we get our beer license at the end of this month. Luckily, he has been very flexible and understanding of our situation here and is willing to wait to get full-time work. I share this, because many who oppose this type of alcohol license at our location may not realize the consequences.
Considering the years that this golf course has been a part of community this public hearing is ridiculous! Stripping the golf course of the license well put them out of business!
Yes to 3.2 beer
I support the beer license.
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Golf and enjoying a beer are two things that just go together. It will hurt the courses business and make it difficult to run a cafe without beer being served.