Gift City Gandhinagar: Inauguration of Liquor Permits with Approval for Two Hotels, Official Concession Granted in Gift City as Liquor Permits Take Effect.
The much-anticipated liquor permits have officially commenced in Gift City, following the government’s announcement. Two establishments have been granted official concessions, allowing the serving of liquor in designated areas.
Notably, two hotels, Hotel Grand Mercure and Gift City Club, have received exemptions and are now authorized to serve liquor within the city limits, as confirmed by the Managing Director of Gift City.
Hotel Grand Mercure in Gift city Gandhinagar
Gift City Club Gandhinagar
Key Highlights of Liquor Permit Implementation:
- Official Concession: The government’s announcement has paved the way for the official commencement of liquor permits in Gift City.
- Authorized Units: Two units have been granted official concessions, marking the initiation of liquor permit services.
- Designated Areas: Liquor permits are specifically allowed in two places within Gift City, with Hotel Grand Mercure and Gift City Club being the authorized establishments.
- Age Restriction: Only individuals above the age of 21 are permitted to consume alcohol under the new regulations.
- FL3-Type License Requirement: To obtain a liquor permit, establishments must acquire an FL3-type license. The license holder is obligated to furnish details regarding the quantity of alcohol purchased.
- Regulatory Compliance: Permit holders must secure authorization from the designated officer, and the entire area where liquor is served must be under constant CCTV surveillance.
As Gift City embraces this new phase of regulatory changes, the implementation of liquor permits and the authorization for two prominent hotels signal a shift in the city’s social landscape. The rules outlined for liquor permits emphasize responsible consumption and stringent compliance measures to ensure a safe and controlled environment within Gift City.
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