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Licensing board approves several transfers and minor restriction changes; summary of votes
Summary
At its March 19 meeting the Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved multiple license transfers and a restriction change for Toast restaurant; board actions were routine and recorded without full roll-call tallies in the public transcript.
The Worcester County Board of License Commissioners approved several transfer and modification requests at its March 19 meeting. Commissioners handled multiple routine applications in a single session; the public transcript records motions and seconds and statements of approval but does not include roll-call vote tallies.
Votes at a glance (as recorded in the public transcript):
- Toast restaurant (license number 9938): Board approved a change in restriction to permit off-premises sales of factory-sealed beer and wine in sealed containers for carryout. The board clarified there will be no delivery service; sales must be administered by staff and adhere to existing licensing limits. The motion to approve was made and seconded and the change was approved on the record.
- Touch of Italy (stock transfer, license number 104): The board approved a stock transfer for Touch of Italy; the LLC and resident agent remain the same and all license restrictions remain unchanged per applicant representation.
- Ocean Pines Yacht Club (multiple license number 1): Board accepted the transfer application for the Ocean Pines Yacht Club; the resident agent and premises remain as represented and restrictions remain unchanged.
- Ocean Pines Golf & Country Club (multiple license number 2): The board approved the transfer and allowed up to three-piece live music inside (non-amplified as represented) with hours clarified; motion was seconded and approved.
- Ocean Pines Beach Club (class C license, multiple license number 3): The board approved the transfer and a change to permit outside live entertainment through 9 p.m. on the requested schedule (additional procedural details were noted in the hearing record).
Some of these matters were presented together by counsel and staff; the transcript frequently records motions, seconds and statements that restrictions will remain the same or be modified as described in the applicants' exhibits but does not contain roll-call vote tallies in the public record for each item.
