#Quicky mart express license

Sponsored by the Frankford CDC, Aria Health and the Quicky Mart Express, it was billed as an arts festival. It was held in the parking lot at Frankford Square which is at Frankford Avenue and Unity Street. Part two of a busy Saturday filled with stuff was a stop at the Frankford Second Saturday Festival. It will be held on December 1st at 7PM at Aria Health 2nd floor conference room. If you have concerns about this issue, you should attend the next Frankford Civic meeting to voice your opinion. Patel is an astute business man and the Quickie Mart is a nice store. It’s 10 minutes long but might be worth a watch. I have a video here of the presentation along with some of the comments and questions raised. Will this change make a difference or make things worse then they are now. Discussion from the group was centered on the problems now seen on the Avenue with people and alcohol. Patel is trying to determine whether the community would support this change in his business before he proceeds.

#Quicky mart express license

That is a requirement of the license to sell take out beer. His proposal would include remodeling the entire shopping center, which he also owns, as well as the interior of the Quickie Mart to accommodate sit down dining. Patel says that business is down and he sees an opportunity to recoup those losses by offering take out beer at the Quickie Mart. The main topic of discussion was the presentation made by Joe Bella, attorney representing Harry Patel, the owner of the Quickie Mart Express at the corner of Unity Street and Frankford Avenue. The variance is needed because part of the property is zoned residential. The first issue was the application for a zoning variance for a day care at the church on the corner of Harrison Street and Frankford Avenue. Opening announcement from Pete Specos was that Alice Henry has had to withdraw from the board for personal reasons and he will be acting president.