Avon officials would be allowed to license A-1 Market to sell all types of alcohol for customers to drink elsewhere.
Avon could issue A-1 Market a license for all types of take-home alcohol within two years of the law taking effect. The store would return its current beer and wine license.
The license would stay at 85 East Main Street. Later applicants would need state letters confirming good standing and paid taxes, fees, and contributions. A returned license would expire unless reissued within three years.
Avon officials could grant a license for take-home sales of all types of alcohol. The license would initially go to On Avon Corporation’s A-1 Market at 85 East Main Street. The store would have to return its existing beer and wine license when this license is issued. Other state alcohol licensing rules would still apply. The law would take effect upon passage. The license would have to be issued within two years of that date.
Avon officials could grant the license to another applicant only at 85 East Main Street. The license would have to be returned if it ends or is no longer used. Applicants would need letters from state tax and unemployment agencies confirming the license’s good standing with them and payment of required taxes, fees, and contributions. A returned license would expire unless reissued within three years of its return. Later grants could exceed the two-year deadline if the original license was issued on time.
No hearings or votes scheduled.