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Holding a public hearing on an alcohol license application from Faizal Babvani for package sales of malt and vinous liquor at Neighborhood Market, 4960 Roosevelt Hwy, Union City, GA 30291

Holding a public hearing on an alcohol license application from Faizal Babvani for package sales of malt and vinous liquor at Neighborhood Market

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Holding a public hearing on an alcohol license application from Faizal Babvani for package sales of malt and vinous liquor at Neighborhood Market, 4960 Roosevelt Hwy, Union City, GA 30291

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1votes on the record on this issue
5members of Union City City Council decide thisWho decides
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The latest recorded vote on this issue, August 18, 2026
Yes0
No2

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CityUnion City City CouncilPassed Aug 18

Who decides this

  • Vince R. WilliamsCity of Union CityNo vote on recordCallEmail
  • Angelette MealingCouncil seat 1Voted noEmail
  • Lawanna Owens-TwaitesCouncil seat 2Voted noEmail
  • Brian K. JonesCouncil seat 3No vote on recordEmail
  • Christina HobbsCouncil seat 4No vote on recordEmail

Whole board: passed 0 to 2, Aug 18

Decided, Aug 18: The council voted 0 to 2 on the PUBLIC HEARING. B. A Public Hearing for Council to approve the submittal of a request for an alcoholic beverage license application submitted by Faizal Babvani for package sales of malt and vinous liquor for Neighborhood Market, 4960 Roosevelt Hwy, Union City, GA 30291. Motion: council approved this item. It passed.

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