Sunday, September 13, 2026Lafayette & Acadiana · Updated hourlyVol. I · No. 93
Local Government & PoliticsThe Current

Appeal denied for Downtown daiquiri shop

A Lafayette judge has upheld the city council's decision to deny a permit for a Downtown daiquiri shop, rejecting the owners' appeal in court. The ruling means the establishment will not be allowed to open in the Downtown area. The decision concludes the legal battle over the disputed business permit application.

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