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Town Council approves licenses for clubs and New Year's Eve late closing

November 18, 2024 | Burrillville, Providence County, Rhode Island


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Town Council approves licenses for clubs and New Year's Eve late closing
In the bustling atmosphere of Burrillville Town Hall, council members gathered to address a series of important licensing matters that could shape the community's social landscape. The meeting, held on November 18, 2024, was marked by discussions on various retail licenses, including those for clubs and theaters, as well as special provisions for New Year's Eve celebrations.

The council first tackled the approval of Class D full privilege club licenses. A motion was made to grant these licenses to several local establishments, including the Addieville East Conservation Club and the Wallum Lake Rod and Gun Club. With a swift vote, the motion passed, reflecting the council's support for local recreational venues.

Next on the agenda was the consideration of a Class T theater retail license for the Patrons of the Assembly Theater. This license, essential for the theater's operations, was also approved after a motion by Mr. Anderson and a second by Mr. Bedellon, showcasing the council's commitment to supporting local arts and entertainment.

One of the more festive discussions revolved around New Year's Eve. The council proposed a motion allowing Class B victual and Class D full privilege liquor licenses to remain open until 3 AM on New Year's Day, January 1, 2025. However, there were stipulations: no intoxicating liquor could be sold after 2 AM, and dancing would not be permitted after 3 AM. Licensees wishing to take advantage of this extended hours provision were required to notify the chief of police by November 30, 2024.

The meeting also addressed the issuance of victualing licenses, which are crucial for food establishments. The council emphasized that these licenses would only be granted if applicants met specific requirements, including tax compliance and health certifications. The licenses would be valid from December 1, 2024, to November 30, 2025, ensuring that local businesses are prepared for the upcoming year.

As the meeting concluded, it was clear that the Burrillville Town Council is actively working to foster a vibrant community by supporting local businesses and ensuring that regulations are in place for a safe and enjoyable environment. The decisions made during this meeting will undoubtedly have a lasting impact on the town's social fabric as residents look forward to the holiday season and beyond.

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