Wayland’s licensing authority could approve 10 licenses for restaurants to serve all types of alcohol on site in Route 20, East Wayland, and Cochituate.
Wayland could approve 10 licenses for restaurants to serve all types of alcohol in three designated areas. Initial licenses would need to be issued within three years after the act takes effect.
Licenses could be reassigned only within their original area. Applicants would need state letters showing that the license meets agency rules and required taxes, fees, and unemployment payments were paid.
Wayland could approve 10 licenses for serving all types of alcohol on site. Licenses would be limited to six in Route 20, two in East Wayland, and two in Cochituate. The town could set conditions for each license. Service would be limited to restaurant dining rooms and other public areas the licensing authority approves in writing. The act would take effect upon passage, starting the three-year window for issuing licenses for the first time.
Wayland could grant a license to another applicant only within its original area. Unused or ended licenses would have to be returned to the town. Applicants would need letters from state tax and unemployment agencies confirming that the license meets their requirements and all required taxes, fees, and unemployment payments have been paid. Licenses first issued within three years after the act takes effect could be reassigned after that deadline.
No hearings or votes scheduled.