If passed into law, the bill would let Ludlow officials approve three additional licenses for businesses to serve all types of alcoholic drinks on site.
If the bill becomes law, Ludlow officials could grant three additional licenses for businesses to serve alcoholic drinks on site, under the stated alcohol licensing rules.
At initial issuance, officials could approve moving a license. They could also grant one to a new applicant at the same site with state clearance letters. Canceled, revoked, or unused licenses would require return.
Ludlow's licensing officials would be allowed to grant three additional licenses to sell alcoholic drinks for consumption on site. The authorization would cover licenses in Ludlow for all types of alcoholic drinks. The licenses would follow chapter 138, the state's alcohol licensing law, except section 17. The authorization would take effect upon passage of the act.
Upon initial issuance, Ludlow officials could approve moving a license to another location or grant a license to a new applicant at the same location. These rules would cover licenses granted under this bill. A new applicant at the same location would need letters from the Department of Revenue and Department of Unemployment Assistance confirming the license is in good standing and all applicable taxes, fees, and contributions are paid. A license canceled, revoked, or no longer used at its original location would have to be physically returned to local licensing officials. They could grant it to a new applicant at that location under the same conditions. These rules would take effect upon passage of the act.
No hearings or votes scheduled.