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Osho Sushi surrenders liquor license after eviction; council accepts surrender

North Providence Town Council · October 1, 2024
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Summary

EBN Business Group LLC, d/b/a Osho Sushi and Bar, informed the council it was evicted from its Smith Street premises and agreed to surrender its BB liquor license; the council accepted the surrender and noted the related entertainment license probation requires no extension action.

Council received notice that EBN Business Group LLC, d/b/a Osho Sushi and Bar (1525 Smith Street), had been evicted from the licensed premises. Under state law referenced in the hearing (R.I. Gen. Laws §3-5-9), the council held a show-cause-style discussion and the business representatives indicated they would surrender the license rather than continue it.

Why it matters: Municipal liquor licenses are location-specific. The town flagged that all licenses must identify a particular premises; eviction prompted the licensing action. Representatives present (Daniel Leslie and Eddie Bienaime) confirmed they wished to surrender the license.

Outcome: The council moved to accept the surrender of the BB liquor license and voted in favor. Council also noted that the associated entertainment license was on probation following prior action and that no extension action was necessary that evening.