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Caroline County board approves new restaurant license, signs off on temporary events, and discusses third‑party delivery law
Summary
The board approved a new Class B restaurant license for El Chupacabra with outstanding conditions, approved several temporary-event liquor permits with conditions, continued one arts fundraiser application pending site-plan issues, extended a local delivery pilot for Red Light Liquors and asked staff to prepare guidance on state law HB808 for third‑party delivery.
The Caroline County Board of License Commissioners on Oct. 16 approved a new restaurant liquor license, granted several temporary-event licenses (with conditions), continued one arts event application while the applicant secures an approved venue or site plan, and extended a pilot retail‑delivery authorization while discussing a new state law on third‑party delivery.
El Chupacabra license approved with conditions Staff read the public hearing notice and staff report for El Chupacabra LLC’s application for a Class B on‑premises (restaurant) beer, wine and liquor license at 5 N. 3rd Street in Denton. Staff listed outstanding items the board requires before final issuance — environmental health sign-off, occupancy permit, fire marshal approval, federal excise stamp and a complete background/criminal record check entry review. The applicant described a locked storage room with…
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