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Selectmen accept Knotty Moose liquor license application with contingencies
Summary
Roxbury selectmen conditionally accepted a liquor-license application from Knotty Moose, contingent on payment of missed advertisement fees, addition of a post office box, and online submission by the registrar.
The Roxbury Board of Selectmen conditionally accepted the Knotty Moose liquor-license application following a public hearing held before the March 10 meeting.
Selectman Ray Hodsdon moved to accept the application with contingencies: the applicant must pay outstanding advertising fees from the prior year, supply a post office box, and have Brittany Gordon submit the application online. The motion passed 2-0.
The board recorded no other issues raised during the hearing. As part of administrative follow-up, the registrar was asked to ensure the application package is completed online and that the advertising-fee shortfall is addressed before final approval.
Why it matters: Liquor-license approvals allow local businesses to operate under municipal oversight; the contingencies preserve compliance with local advertising and contact information requirements.
What’s next: The applicant must satisfy the listed conditions for the license to move from conditional acceptance to full approval.
