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Licensing commission approves new all-alcohol restaurant license for Fo and Grill at 475 Chelmsford St.

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Summary

After a public hearing, the Lowell Licensing Commission approved a new all-alcohol restaurant license for Fo and Grill with Tiffany Truong named as proposed license manager; the applicant said she has prior restaurant service experience and will obtain TIP certification.

After a public hearing on March 6, the Lowell Licensing Commission approved a new all-alcohol restaurant license for Fo and Grill, proposed to operate at 475 Chelmsford Street, and approved Tiffany Truong as the proposed license manager.

At the hearing Truong described prior restaurant experience and said she had bartending experience and server training. Commissioner Donoghue asked whether Truong was TIP certified; Truong said she and her husband hold TIP certification and she confirmed she would obtain or produce certification as required. No members of the public testified in favor or opposition during the hearing.

Motion and vote: Commissioner Mercier moved to approve the license and appointment of Truong as license manager; Commissioner Krieger seconded. The motion carried by voice vote with four commissioners in favor and one absent.

What the approval requires: the commission noted that the license is subject to standard pre-opening inspections and the submission of TIP/server certification for staff. Truong said she is completing fit-out work at the location and hoped to open once inspections and paperwork are complete.

The commission closed the hearing and continued routine business.