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If your West Point license includes distilled spirits, the city wants a $500 bond in the packet before the clerk will process it. You can post $500 in cash or file a surety bond for a small annual premium and keep that cash in the business. The bond is issued on the city's own Alcoholic Beverages License Bond form, so it drops straight into the application.
The City of West Point requires a $500 Alcoholic Beverages License Bond from businesses licensed to sell liquor. The city fee schedule lists the bond as liquor only, so a store or restaurant selling only beer or wine does not post it. A $500 cash bond is accepted as an alternative. The bond guarantees payment of taxes, license fees, penalties and interest owed to the city and compliance with the city alcoholic beverage ordinance.
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The most common mistake here is assuming every alcohol license in West Point needs a bond. The city renewal application lists the $500 bond as "Liquor only." If you hold or are applying for a Liquor Off Premise license (liquor store) or a Liquor On Premise license (restaurant), include the bond. Malt beverage, wine and microbrewery licenses carry their own fees but are not listed with the bond.
The city's Alcoholic Beverages License Bond names the City of West Point as obligee. It guarantees that the licensee will pay all sums owed to the city, including taxes, license fees, rental charges, penalties and interest, and will comply with the city ordinance regulating the sale of alcoholic beverages, adopted December 12, 1977, and related rules. Either party may cancel the bond on sixty days written notice.
The renewal application lists these annual fees: Liquor Off Premise $5,000, Liquor On Premise $1,000, and $200 each for malt beverage and wine licenses (on or off premise) and microbrewery. Licenses run through December 31. The application is sworn, signed and filed with the City Clerk at City Hall with a money order or certified check for the exact fee. A state license from the Georgia Department of Revenue is a separate filing.
The city fee schedule lists the $500 bond as liquor only. Beer and wine licenses are not listed with it. Confirm with the City Clerk if your license mix is unusual.
Yes. The city application lists a $500 cash bond, liquor only, as an alternative to the surety bond.
The premium is a small annual charge set by the surety based on the bond amount and the applicant. You see the exact figure when you apply.
West Point alcoholic beverage licenses run through December 31, and renewal is filed with the City Clerk.
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