Commission approves new assistant manager and tables Sweetgreen license application

April 07, 2025 | Framingham City, Middlesex County, Massachusetts

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Framingham's City Board of License Commissioners made significant strides during their April 7, 2025, meeting, approving a new assistant manager for a local establishment while addressing procedural matters for future applications.

The board unanimously approved the application for a new assistant manager, emphasizing the importance of responsible service in the role. This decision reflects the board's commitment to maintaining high standards in local businesses and ensuring community safety.
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In a notable procedural move, the board decided to table the application for a new Colin Victor license from Sweetgreen Boston LLC, located at 1 Worcester Road Unit 524. The representative for Sweetgreen was unable to attend the meeting due to travel commitments, prompting the board to postpone the discussion until their next meeting. This decision underscores the board's dedication to thorough consideration of applications, ensuring that all parties are present for discussions.

Additionally, Commissioner Medrano proposed a requirement for all participants to have their cameras on during virtual meetings, aiming to enhance engagement and accountability. The chair agreed to incorporate this suggestion into future meetings, reflecting a proactive approach to improving communication within the board.

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The meeting concluded with the approval of the minutes from the previous session, solidifying the board's ongoing efforts to maintain transparency and record-keeping.

As the board looks ahead, these decisions and discussions highlight their focus on community standards and effective governance, setting a positive tone for future meetings and applications.

Converted from Framingham City Board of License Commissioners 4-7-25 meeting on April 07, 2025
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