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Clinton board accepts notice of intent for Clinton Quick Stop liquor license
Summary
The board accepted a Notice of Intent May 13 from Christine and Mark Carruth (dba Ken‑Can Family, LLC) to apply for a permit for Clinton Quick Stop to sell alcoholic beverages for off‑premises consumption; no public objections were reported in the minutes.
The Town of Clinton accepted a Notice of Intent May 13 from Christine and Mark Carruth (doing business as Ken‑Can Family, LLC) for a proposed new business, Clinton Quick Stop, which would sell both high‑ and low‑alcohol beverages for off‑premises consumption.
The minutes state the Carruths completed required information and that no objections were recorded in the public notice available for viewing. Alderman Beauchamp moved to accept the Notice of Intent and Alderman Matthews seconded; the motion passed.
Acceptance of a Notice of Intent is a procedural step that allows applicants to proceed with licensing processes required by town ordinance and state law. The minutes do not record a final grant or denial of a liquor license, any conditions attached to a potential license, or a public protest hearing; any subsequent licensing action will follow statutory and local procedures.
