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Board grants contingent approval to Ted’s Fried Clams liquor application
Summary
Select Board approved Ted’s Fried Clams’ liquor-license application contingent on the planning board’s upcoming approval; the town clerk and liquor inspector had advised contingency given state licensing requirements tied to planning approval.
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The Select Board approved a motion to grant Ted’s Fried Clams a liquor‑license contingent on planning‑board approval, after a staff update that the state will not issue a license until the planning board signs off on the proposed changes.
A board member described the proposed restaurant change as adding a bar while keeping the existing layout otherwise unchanged and said the liquor inspector advised the town the board could approve contingent on planning‑board approval. The chair called for a motion; it was seconded and passed (vote recorded as "Passes 3 2 0"). The planning‑board public hearing is scheduled for April 14 at 6:30 p.m., and staff noted the state liquor inspection remains pending until local approvals are complete.
