If enacted, Wayland could grant businesses 10 additional licenses to serve all types of alcohol on site, with each license tied to its original location.
Wayland could grant 10 additional licenses for businesses to serve all types of alcohol for drinking on site. The town would not have to grant them.
Each license would stay tied to its original location. A new applicant there could receive it only with state letters confirming good standing and payment of taxes, fees, and contributions.
Wayland's licensing authority could grant 10 additional licenses to serve all types of alcohol on site. The licenses would cover alcohol sold in Wayland for customers to drink at the licensed location. The licenses would follow Chapter 138, the state's alcohol licensing law, except section 17. If enacted, the authority to grant these licenses would take effect upon passage.
Wayland's licensing authority would not approve moving these licenses to another location but could grant them to new applicants at the same location. These rules would apply to the 10 additional licenses authorized by this bill. A new applicant would need letters from the Department of Revenue and Department of Unemployment Assistance confirming the license's good standing and payment of all applicable taxes, fees, and contributions. A license that is canceled, revoked, or no longer used at its original location would have to be physically returned to Wayland's licensing authority. If enacted, these rules would take effect upon passage.
No hearings or votes scheduled.