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City Council approves alcohol and entertainment licenses with exceptions

December 11, 2024 | Taunton City, Bristol County, Massachusetts


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City Council approves alcohol and entertainment licenses with exceptions
The Taunton City License Commission made significant progress during its meeting on December 11, 2024, approving a series of licenses that will enhance local business operations. The commission unanimously voted to approve a comprehensive list of Section 12 alcohol licenses, along with accompanying common victualer, entertainment, and amusement device licenses, excluding eight licenses that were previously discussed.

The meeting highlighted the importance of these licenses for local businesses, as they are essential for establishments looking to operate legally and effectively within the community. The commission's decision reflects a commitment to supporting local economic growth while ensuring compliance with regulations.

In addition to the alcohol licenses, the commission addressed the approval of Section 15 alcohol licenses, which also passed without issue. However, they postponed a request regarding police detail requirements to the January meeting due to a lack of documentation on the agenda.

Another notable discussion involved the Underground Bar and Grill, which has altered its operating hours. The commission agreed to invite the owner to the January meeting to ensure consistency in operations and compliance with licensing requirements.

The next meeting is scheduled for January 8, 2025, where the commission will continue to address outstanding issues and support local businesses in Taunton. This proactive approach by the License Commission underscores its role in fostering a vibrant business environment while maintaining regulatory standards.

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