The Handy Spot Liquor store is seeking 4 spaces on the new pole sign and two large signs over both the east and west entrances. There was also a discussion of the signage variance because the new pole sign is larger than the city permits and there is a limit of four signs per location. They did limit the parking area from the front of the building to the new retail entrance and not any further to the north. The city has an ordinance prohibiting backing out across two lanes of traffic but either parallel or angle parking could be permitted on the east side of the building. Singh said the sign will not have any electronics for flashing lights and changing messages.įollowing the public hearing, board members discussed a parking restriction on the east side of the building along 1 st Street.
Plan Commission member, Fred Webster asked if the new pole sign would be electronic with motion.
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He also estimated that 90% of their traffic will use the west entrance.ĭuring the Public Hearing, landlord Calvin Bailey said granting the Special Use and Variance will improve the appearance of the building with more windows and a new look to the building. He told the board where the overhead doors are currently, will be changed into retail entrances with additional windows. Singh said he plans to have entrances to the liquor store on both the east and west sides of the building. He said they all look the same and are set up the same on the inside. Singh told the BZA their company owns 18 liquor stores in Indiana with the closest one being in Bremen. Handy Spot Liquor generates approximately USD 470000 in revenue annually, and employs around 4. Singh was also seeking a Variance of Developmental Standards to replace the current pole sign with a new larger sign and add signage over the entrances to the package liquor store. David Fryer is the primary contact at Handy Spot Liquor. Nick Singh of Nickibaba LLC from Naperville, IL appeared before the BZA with a request for Special Use to renovate the existing warehouse at the back of 500 West Jefferson Street, while Hoffman Brothers Auto Parts will remain in the front space. The new store will be called Handy Spot Liquor. Warn others to go elsewhere, where they will be treated well.The Party Pac Liquor Store at 114 South Michigan Street in Plymouth received the green light to move to a new location at 500 West Jefferson Street following Tuesday evening’s actions of the Plymouth Board of Zoning Appeals. Don't pay with cash (we are going to check our bank statements)ģ. Therefore, I must write this review to warn people to either:Ģ. This guy did not offer any type of resolution. We consider ourselves honest people and easy to work with. In a nut shell this guy had horrible lies/excuses and accused us of stealing the gift card and gifting it to our neighbors. Lie #4: I could go on and on with the multiple lies I was told from the "manager" who I found out was the owner and wouldn't give me his name. Our neighbors went to use the gift card and they were told it was not valid. WHAT DOES THAT MATTER, JERK?įinally, Ye's Bottle had a couple of Bud Light kegs as the neighbors just ran out of beer in their keggerator. Lie #2: The manager said that they haven't sold those gift cards for 3 years, then 2 years, then 1 1/2 years throughout the conversation and asked why it took so long for them to use the card. Lie #1: The "manager" said they ALWAYS have Bud Light kegs.
Multiple times our neighbors tried to get a bud light keg and they didn't have one. My wife and I bought a $100 gift card from this place for our neighbors who mowed our lawn for us many times. Handy Spot Liquor, 24041 Laverne Dr, Schneider, IN, Liquor Stores - MapQuest Get directions, reviews and information for Handy Spot Liquor in Schneider, IN. Edited: we’ve been back and it’s new ownership.
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