Mansfield Select Board approves licenses for Sweetgreen and Fresh Market

November 06, 2024 | Town of Mansfield, Bristol County, Massachusetts


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Mansfield Select Board approves licenses for Sweetgreen and Fresh Market
The Mansfield Select Board convened on November 6, 2024, to discuss several key agenda items, including new business licenses and a change of management for local establishments.

The meeting began with a discussion regarding the common vehicle and entertainment licenses for Sweetgreen, a new restaurant set to open at 280 School Street. Patrick Dowd, representing Sweetgreen, addressed the board virtually, explaining that the restaurant would focus on healthy dining options, primarily salads and grain bowls. He assured the board that parking and trash management would not pose issues, as the location previously housed a restaurant and has ample parking facilities. After a brief discussion, the board unanimously approved the licenses, welcoming Sweetgreen to Mansfield.

Following this, the board considered a change of manager application for Fresh Market of Massachusetts, also located at 280 School Street. Attorney Tyler Henson introduced Jason Hair, the proposed manager, who has extensive experience in the grocery and food service industries. The board inquired about the timeline for the store's opening, which is anticipated to be around December 4 or 6, 2024. After confirming that this change was procedural and not related to any prior issues, the board unanimously approved the application.

The meeting concluded with positive remarks from the board members, expressing their support for the new businesses and their contributions to the community. Overall, the session highlighted Mansfield's ongoing efforts to enhance local dining and shopping options while ensuring compliance with town regulations.

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