A Fairbanks man's fourth liquor license reaches the state board Tuesday, with no store attached

Michael Rasmussen has applied to take over a fourth Fairbanks-area alcohol license, adding to financial interests he already holds in three others. The state received his application Aug. 13, the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board takes it up Tuesday, and licensing staff recommend approval.

The transfer would move a package store license from Scooters, Inc., doing business as Scooters Liquor, to Rasmussen. Neither the current listing nor Rasmussen's application shows a premises location; the form enters "No Premises" for seller and buyer alike.

Rasmussen disclosed interests in Corner Point Kitchen, a beverage dispensary license, and two package stores, College Wine & Liquor and Just A Store. He would run this one under that name too, his second Just A Store license.

The Fairbanks North Star Borough can formally protest the transfer. Anyone else can object in writing to the state alcohol office, within 30 days of the application being deemed complete.