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Liquor license OK’d for WinCo, located on Rose Law Group client’s property in Surprise

WinCoBy Jen Lebron Kuhney | The Republic

A proposed WinCo grocery store that has spurred two lawsuits against Surprise got approval for a liquor license.

The liquor license will not impact the zoning issues that sparked the legal fight. The license will only be valid if a WinCo store is built on a proposed location on Bell Road near Loop 303, said Surprise City Attorney Misty Leslie.

The council voted 6-0, Tuesday, Jan. 14. to approve the license with those conditions.

“Based on the fact that this is simply a liquor license and it is unrelated to specific land use, I move to approve the liquor license,” Councilman John Williams said.

City leaders have repeatedly declined to comment about the WinCo issue because there is pending litigation.

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