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Anchorage Assembly to consider beer and wine permit for golf simulator on Old Seward Highway

by Cale Green · draft by Walter AlaskaNews(3mo ago)
1 min readAnchorage

Mulligan's, LLC is asking the Anchorage Assembly on Tuesday to approve beer and wine sales at its indoor golf simulator.

If the resolution passes, on-premises alcohol sales would be permitted seven days a week. The resolution would take effect immediately.

The administration recommends approval and the Taku/Campbell Community Council did not give comment.

A separate Anchorage golf simulator business was denied a license at the state level. Divots Golf Anchorage posted on its website: "Unfortunately, the State of Alaska has denied Divots Golf Anchorage a beer/wine license due to the unique nature of the small business."

That denial was a state licensing matter, not a municipal land use decision like the one before the Assembly on Tuesday.

If the Assembly approves the permit, Mulligan's must file a notice of zoning action with the State of Alaska Recorder's Office within 120 days.

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Source: Anchorage Planning Department.

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