2603 Main Street Liquor (CUP 2026-001)

The Colmena Market applicant walked through the store layout, 26-camera security system, and reconfigured resident gates, saying the store targets families, expects only about 5% of sales from alcohol, and won't sell cheap liquor.

A Twin Oaks senior resident opposed the liquor license, citing backwards traffic patterns, near-accidents at the shared gates, parking issues, and four years of problems at the complex finally settling down.

Spoke twice against the liquor permit, saying alcohol next to a senior building would be a nuisance, attract problems, and disturb the quiet life seniors moved there for.

Said residents moved in expecting a quiet place and didn't realize a liquor-selling store would occupy the commercial space; asked the commission not to allow alcohol sales.

An 88-year-old resident who said the problem is security, traffic in and out of the shared exit, and existing loitering — and asked why liquor is needed next door when it's sold nearby already.

A four-year resident who described confusing, congested entrance and exit circulation, complained of riffraff and loitering already occurring, and asked that liquor not be sold without a security guard.