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Stratton board unanimously approves liquor licenses for Upper Standard Coffee Company
Summary
The Town of Stratton Liquor Control Board approved a 1st Class Restaurant/Bar License, a 3rd Class Restaurant/Bar License and an Outside Consumption Permit for Upper Standard Coffee Company on Aug. 10, 2026; formal issuance is contingent on payment of required fees.
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The Town of Stratton Liquor Control Board voted unanimously Aug. 10 to approve liquor license applications for Upper Standard Coffee Company. Selectman Larry Bills moved to approve the 1st Class Restaurant/Bar License, the 3rd Class Restaurant/Bar License and an Outside Consumption Permit; Selectman Greg Marcucci seconded and "all concurred," Assistant Clerk Candie Bernard recorded. The board met as warned at 8:12 p.m. and adjourned at 8:13 p.m.
Under the board's action, the clerk will issue the town's formal approval once the establishment pays the required fees. The meeting minutes, prepared by Assistant Clerk Candie Bernard, list Selectmen Al Dupell, Larry Bills, Chris Liller and Greg Marcucci as present. The license approvals allow Upper Standard Coffee Company to serve alcoholic beverages under a 1st- and 3rd-class restaurant/bar classification and to permit consumption on outdoor premises once the town issues the licenses.
Selectman Chris Liller then moved to adjourn the meeting; Selectman Greg Marcucci seconded and the board adjourned at 8:13 p.m. The minutes note no additional discussion or conditions beyond the fee requirement for issuance.
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