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City Beer Board Hears Its First Noise Complaints; Bar Gets 3-Day Beer License Suspension Thursday, May 6, 2021 - by Gail Perry As mixed use of residential and commercial spaces becomes more prevalent in Chattanooga, problems with noise have also been increasing. A complaint about noise coming from a bar in an apartment building at 100 Market St. was heard at the Chattanooga Beer Board meeting on Thursday. This is the first time a dispute regarding noise has been brought to the board.   Assistant City Attorney Melinda Foster said there were two issues to decide. First th...

Pickle Barrel Gets 1-Day Suspension For Waitress Drinking On The Job Thursday, February 4, 2021 - by Gail Perry City Beer Board members on Thursday heard testimony about a stabbing and a waitress who was drinking on the job. At 2 a.m. on Jan. 16, police responded to a call reporting a stabbing at the Pickle Barrel Restaurant, 1012 Market St. While interviewing server Kayleigh Gonelli about the incident, Chattanooga Police Officer Marvin Perez said that she appeared to be intoxicated. He noticed that her eyes looked glassy, and blood shot, she had slurred speech and smelled of alcohol....

Gudel's Wrecker Removed From City's Rotation List For 30 Days Thursday, January 21, 2021 Chattanooga Police Officer and Wrecker Inspector John Collins on Thursday morning brought a violation to the City Beer Board serving as the Wrecker Board. It was against Gudel’s Wrecker Service, 6403 Middle Valley Road.   Officer Collins said each month he receives a fault/no fault list from the police dispatchers regarding who is responsible for tows that have been missed on the city’s rotation call list. After noticing a pattern of missed responses to calls from Gudel’s, Off...

New Online Permitting Process Should Streamline Beer Board Meetings Thursday, January 7, 2021 - by Gail Perry Chattanooga has just implemented a new online system for business owners to apply for a permit to sell  beer. The new application process is welcomed by the nine members of the Chattanooga Beer Board who volunteer their time. Many lengthy meetings take place with few beer license applications being approved due to the business owners not having all the required inspections or documentation that is required by the city. Assistant City Attorney Melinda Foster told multiple appli...

Woodshop Listening Room Is New St. Elmo Gathering Spot Thursday, December 17, 2020 - by Gail Perry The Woodshop Listening Room at 5500 St. Elmo Ave. is a small neighborhood gathering place that can hold up to 49 people. It is described as a performance and event venue where varying community activities take place including live music, pop-up art shows, private parties and corner markets and can be used as rehearsal space.   The business was approved by the City Beer Board for a consumer beer license in August, and on Thursday applied and received a carry-out beer permit.   Owner Dani...