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Cranston committee grants liquor-license renewals pending unpaid fees, sets Jan. 23 deadline
Summary
The Safety Services and Licensing Committee granted several liquor-license renewals but held issuance until outstanding fees or documents are provided, setting a January 23 drop-dead date for payment or filing.
The Safety Services and Licensing Committee in Cranston City voted to grant multiple liquor-license renewals but not issue the physical licenses until outstanding fees or required documents are submitted, setting a drop-dead date of Jan. 23.
The committee’s action applied to a Class BV renewal for the Rhode Island Shriners Club and a Class D renewal for the Nelson Mac Narragansett VFW Post, among others. Thirsty Beaver Pub & Grub paid its renewal fee the afternoon of the meeting and had its license issued immediately.
Chair Solicita Videckia opened the public hearing on the Shriners’ renewal and noted the fee had not been paid. City solicitor Attorney Badecchia advised the committee that “there are different types of noncompliance.…
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