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Michelle Duda, business administrator and resident of nearby Greystone, said Vibram Five Fingers Speed only learned about the decision when contacted by The Dominion Post on Wednesday. But she was "thrilled" to find out, she said. "I'm very pleased," she said. "Shocked, but very pleased." Tiffany's V, at 2 Bell Lane, was previously described as a "coffee shop" by its owner. The shop Men's Vibram Five Fingers KSO yellow purple black have sold beer, soda pop, hot chocolate and sandwiches -- and have about five limited video lottery machines, the owner had said. Greystone is a gated community near the business location at 2 Bell Lane. The administration prepared an order issuing the denial, which explains in more detail why the request was denied and cites specific code sections. The document Men's Vibram Five fingers Men's KSO Grey White not released. The Dominion Post filed a Freedom of Information Act request for it Wednesday. Robinson said the applicant can appeal the ABCA's decision if he wishes. Joseph Tellitocci, the owner of Tiffany's V, did not respond in time for this report. The Dominion Women's Vibram Five Fingers KSO Blue Gray attempted to contact his attorney, but was told he was out of the office for a week. Robinson said the denial does not reflect negatively on the applicant.The ABCA's denial also means the business won't be able to get a license for limited video lottery machines. A business must have a license from the ABCA before it can apply for a limited video lottery license. Robinson said the decision to deny or approve a license is made by the administration's commissioner. The ABCA's current commissioner is Ronald Moats. Acting Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin appointed Moats to the position in January.