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Board approves amended transfer for Midtown Liquor; MOU with community added to license
Summary
The board approved an amended application to transfer Midtown Liquor and directed that a community memorandum of understanding (MOU) be included in the enforceable amended license; counsel said a prior approval expired and noted an apparent roughly $300,000 comptroller lien on the seller's property.
The Board of Liquor License Commissioners for Baltimore City approved an amended application to transfer ownership of Midtown Liquor on Jan. 15 and directed that a community memorandum of understanding be incorporated into the amended license.
Melanie Jaganazzi, representing the applicant, told the board this matter was…
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