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Council reappoints waterfront members, appoints planning board member and approves three liquor licenses

South Kingstown Town Council · May 12, 2026
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Summary

At its May 11 meeting the council reappointed multiple board members, appointed Paul Jordan to the planning board (4‑1), and approved new and transferred liquor licenses including a Class J for Boss Ice Arena and a Class B for Twisted Pizza (contingent on required state certificates).

The South Kingstown Town Council moved forward on several personnel and licensing items May 11, approving reappointments, new appointments and multiple liquor‑license actions.

Motion and votes: the council reappointed Michael Sherry and Joseph Nizzalillo to the Waterfront Advisory Commission and approved a slate of other reappointments by voice vote. Paul Jordan was appointed to the Planning Board in a recorded vote that passed 4‑1.

Licenses: after public hearings the council approved an increase in the allowed counts for several license classes and granted a Class J (convention hall) license to Global Spectrum LP for concession sales at Boss Ice Arena. The council also approved a Class B limited liquor license for Off 1 Brewing d/b/a Tower Hill Brewing for taproom service. Council approved a Class B limited liquor license for Saipan LLC (doing business as Twisted Pizza Wakefield) subject to receipt of a certificate of good standing from the state Division of Taxation and surrender of the previous license.

Applicant remarks: John Salarda, the Saipan LLC manager‑partner, said the new entity planned to operate “responsibly and respectfully” and comply with town and state regulations. The outgoing owner, who identified herself as Effie and said she owns Pacifica, endorsed the sale and described her decision as driven by family considerations.

Procedure: council clarified that issuance is contingent on statutory and local requirements (for example, Town Clerk certification and any required good‑standing documents). Several appointments were deferred where term lengths or party‑seat matching required additional confirmation.

Sources: council motions, public hearings and recorded votes during the May 11 meeting.