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Skowhegan Select Board approves Snack Shack liquor license, awards sewer relocation contract and clears multiple municipal actions
Summary
At its Feb. 24 meeting the Select Board approved an on‑premises liquor license for the Snack Shack, awarded a $211,602 sewer relocation contract to T.W. Clark tied to a DOT intersection project, and approved routine municipal items while managers outlined upcoming budget work.
The Skowhegan Select Board on Feb. 24 approved a liquor license for the Snack Shack, awarded a $211,602 contract to relocate sewer infrastructure ahead of a state road project and approved a series of routine administrative measures.
In a public hearing, Fabian, speaking for Prestigious LLC doing business as the Snack Shack at 100 Waterville Road, described plans for a fenced outdoor tiki‑bar area, ID checks and manager supervision if the board approved on‑premises sales of beer, wine and spirits. Fabian told the board the business plans to keep outdoor areas sectioned so customers must re‑enter through the building before leaving; the board approved the license by voice vote, 5–0.
Board members also voted to award the Madison Avenue/Elm Street combined sewer relocation construction contract to T.W. Clark for $211,602. Town staff said the work is tied to a Maine Department of Transportation intersection…
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