Lawrenceburg Beer Board Meeting Set for November 6
By Crockett Chronicle Staff
Published: October 27, 2026 at 6:03 pm
The Lawrenceburg Beer Board is set to meet on Friday, November 6, 2026, at 9:00 a.m. This significant meeting will occur at the Lawrenceburg Municipal Complex, located at 25 Public Square in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee.
The primary focus of this meeting is to take action on several beer permit applications currently under review. Specifically, the applications being considered are from three entities: Lawrenceburg Partners, Inc., Piyushbhai V. Patel, operating as Quik Stop, and Jaiminkumar Baldevbhai Patel, conducting business as Adiyogi Inc. Notably, all these applications are for off-premises consumption, meaning the beer sold will be intended for consumption away from the locations where it is purchased.
While the announcement of this meeting has been made, it did not include contact information for inquiries. Additionally, there were no specific requirements or payment methods mentioned related to the beer permit applications. This lack of detail may be important for those interested in the application process or who wish to attend the meeting.
As the meeting date approaches, community members and stakeholders may want to prepare any questions or comments they have regarding the beer permit applications. The outcome of this meeting could affect local businesses and the community at large, depending on the decisions made by the Beer Board. Overall, this meeting represents an opportunity for local businesses to obtain necessary permits and for the Beer Board to fulfill its regulatory responsibilities.
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