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Board tells 109 Mulberry applicant to fix certificate-of-occupancy and occupancy-count discrepancies before liquor filing
Summary
The committee pressed the applicant for 109 Mulberry to reconcile differing floor plans and occupancy figures with the Department of Buildings and ordered the applicant not to file with the liquor authority until the board has received corrected plans and proof of DOB approvals.
The Manhattan City Board Two SLA committee pressed the applicant for a full-liquor on-premises license at 109 Mulberry Street to resolve discrepancies between the submitted seating/occupancy figures and the building’s certificate of occupancy before the board will endorse any liquor filing.
Committee members said the application lists substantially more seats than appear on the temporary certificate of occupancy, and they flagged uncertainty about…
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