Lynn City licensing commission approves multiple license transfers and one-day permits; motion to suspend Tula Flava not seconded

The Lynn City Licensing Commission on an unspecified date approved a series of alcohol license transfers, one-day event permits and routine renewals while declining to act on an immediate suspension of Tula Flava’s entertainment license after the licensee failed to appear at a hearing.

Commission members approved one-day event permits for a Lunar New Year festival at the Lynn Museum on Feb. 8 (11 a.m.–4 p.m., expected attendance about 100, free admission) and two live-music events at 25 Exchange Street on Feb. 14 and Feb. 15, according to meeting records. The commission also approved multiple transfer applications that involve changes in ownership or stock interests for retail and restaurant liquor licenses.

Why this matters: Liquor-license transfers and one-day permits determine which businesses may sell alcohol and host public events in Lynn; renewals and approvals affect neighborhood businesses and public-safety oversight. The commission’s procedural decisions can also trigger inspections or conditions tied to public-safety reports.

Most important actions and outcomes - One-day event permits: The commission approved three one-day licenses covering the Lynn Museum Lunar New Year Festival (Feb. 8) and live-music events at 25 Exchange Street on Feb. 14–15 (applicants listed in the record). Outcome: approved. - Transfer: Tejeda Restaurant Group, doing business as Waco Buffet (recent purchaser of El Pacifico, 23 Central Ave.), submitted a transfer application for an…