#Instabro license license
The license application was preliminarily denied Tuesday, according to a letter sent to Brewer from the city’s Department of Business Affairs and Consumer Protection that was reviewed by Block Club. Daniel La Spata (1st) also recommended against issuing the license last month after Brewer did not agree to parts of a draft Plan of Operation based on suggestions from neighbors, La Spata said. The license is required by the city for venues to host events with more than 100 people or to charge a cover at the door.īrewer has said the license is necessary to boost his business, which he said has seen a sharp decline in revenue since an overnight parking ban pilot program went into place on Division Street at the end of 2022, cutting into his lucrative late-night weekend hours.īut Whadda Jerk’s license application has been opposed by a group of neighbors who are worried it would allow Brewer to essentially operate his business as a nightclub and contribute to an already rowdy atmosphere in the area.Īld. He wants a Public Place of Amusement license to charge admission for his weekly karaoke and R&B nights, as well as to have a live band play during brunch service Sundays. after operating the company as a food truck. Thomas Brewer opened Whadda Jerk bar and restaurant at 2015 W. UKRAINIAN VILLAGE - The city has denied a license for certain live events for a Ukrainian Village restaurant and bar after neighbors said it could exacerbate safety issues.
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