Businesses wishing to sell alcoholic beverages within the City of Aledo must comply with both Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) requirements and applicable City of Aledo ordinances.
Before applying, business owners should review the City's local regulations regarding permitted alcohol sales and distance requirements.
Permitted Alcohol Sales
Within the Aledo city limits, the following alcohol sales are permitted:
- Mixed beverages in restaurants that hold the appropriate food and beverage certificates
- Beer and wine sales for off-premise consumption
Businesses should verify that their proposed operation meets all state and local requirements before applying for permits.
Distance Requirements
City ordinance establishes a minimum separation distance of 300 feet between businesses selling alcoholic beverages and:
- Public schools
- Private schools
- Churches
- Public hospitals
For churches and public hospitals, the distance is measured along the property lines of street fronts and from front door to front door, including direct lines across intersections.
For public and private schools, the distance is measured in a direct line from the school property line to the property line of the business, including direct lines across intersections.
Businesses considering a new location are encouraged to verify compliance with these requirements before signing a lease or purchasing property.
Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission
The production, distribution and sale of alcoholic beverages in Texas is regulated by TABC. Additional state licensing and permitting requirements may apply. Visit the TABC website to learn more.
Apply for a City Alcohol Permit
Applicants must obtain all required approvals and submit the City's alcohol permit application below to the City Secretary.