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Resident asks for clarity as Tyngsborough pursues liquor‑license enforcement with Dracut over Sandbar Beach Club

Tyngsborough Select Board · July 28, 2026
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Summary

Resident Mary Lanzillo urged the Select Board for updates on previously agreed timelines for renegotiation with Dracut related to the Sandbar Beach Club. Town Manager Colin Loisel said draft language has been shared with Dracut and that the town is focusing on licensing, enforcement and documentation of alleged liquor‑service violations.

During citizen and business time, Mary Lanzillo (20 Elm Street) thanked the town for its work on the Sandbar Beach Club issue and asked for updates on timelines and draft language the board discussed in June. Lanzillo said she had supplied additional documentation and asked whether Dracut had responded to correspondence alleging liquor‑license violations and changes to the footprint and capacity.

Town Manager Colin Loisel replied that staff have focused on licensing and enforcement provisions and that he shared a draft memo with Dracut Town Manager Kate Hodges; he said Hodges indicated initial review was straightforward and that he expects a meeting after her return from vacation. Loisel also said town staff met with Dracut officials and legal counsel to follow up on alleged overserving and outdoor service beyond licensed areas; he emphasized that the agreement in question deals with licensing and that the license holder will be invited to discussions.