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License commission approves a slate of one-day events, sidewalk-dining permits and manager transfers
Summary
At its June 25 meeting the Worcester License Commission approved one-day liquor/entertainment permits for local festivals and events, sidewalk-dining alterations for multiple restaurants, a manager change for Beachwood Inn, and several routine transfers; several items were postponed to July 9 for additional review.
The Worcester License Commission approved a series of routine licensing items at its June 25 meeting, including one-day liquor and entertainment permits, sidewalk-dining alterations, and manager and license transfers.
Approvals included the Mass Youth Soccer Festival entertainment permit for July 14 (no alcohol), a one-day liquor-and-entertainment license for the Fraternal Order of Eagles on July 2, and a multi-day permit for the Original Italian Festival at 37 Massasoit Road (anticipated ~7,000 attendees over four days) with a contained alcohol service area and wristband/ID protocols.
The commission approved sidewalk-dining alterations for Broadway Restaurant and the Cosmopolitan (96 Hamilton St.), noting that outdoor food service may begin immediately if no alcohol is served but any outdoor alcohol requires state approval. The transfer of the restaurant all-alcohol license for Wing Company LLC (321 West Boylston St.) was granted, and a manager change for Beachwood Inn (363 Plantation St.) was approved.
Several items were postponed to the July 9 meeting, including Pacu Pacu Inc and the Italian American War Veterans post, and the Momo Palace all-liquor application was postponed for a premises view and clarification on TIP certification and liquor storage.
