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Board tables Jolly Vapors licensing review after inspectors find flavored products in locked storeroom; further documents requested
Summary
After inspectors found flavored products and other non-permitted items in a locked storeroom and raised building life-safety issues following nearby shootings, the Lynn Board of Health voted to table a decision on Jolly Vapors’ license until Oct. 21 while staff collect additional evidence and a city-council communication.
The Lynn Board of Health on Sept. 9 tabled consideration of whether to suspend or revoke the license of Jolly Vapors, the subject of a life-safety and tobacco-enforcement review, after inspectors reported finding a locked storeroom packed with flavored products and other items not permitted for retail in Massachusetts.
Inspectional Services and zoning officer Chris Poole told the board police responded to a May shooting at the building and subsequent interior inspections revealed unauthorized residential occupancy and a locked storeroom that later was found to contain large quantities of flavored products and invoices. Poole said he issued orders related to occupancy and building…
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