With 12 apparently complete applications for liquor store licenses received Friday and a 13th application still pending completion Tuesday, proposed sites in more than one area of Statesboro are in conflict with the city’s minimum 1,000-yard distance between liquor stores.
Multiple liquor store sites too close to one another
Statesboro council will have to decide who gets license in compliance with minimum spacing
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