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Select Board Adopts Ordinance Controlling Alcohol on Town Property
Summary
The board adopted an updated ordinance regulating alcoholic beverages on town property; ordinance takes effect after 60 days unless a petition is filed under 24 VSA §1973(b). The board also discussed facility-use permits for recurring events.
The Londonderry Select Board voted to adopt an updated ordinance controlling the use of alcoholic beverages on town property. Staff explained the update standardized definitions and permitted uses consistent with state statute and revised the application form for events.
"I move to adopt and controlling the use of alcoholic beverages on town property ordinance as presented such ordinance to take effect after 60 days unless a petition is filed as provided for under 24 VSA in 1973 b," a committee member (S4) said when moving the motion. Board members discussed how the permit could be applied for recurring events like weekly leagues, and noted that the facilities-use policy will also need an update to reference the new permitting language.
The motion passed on a voice vote recorded in the meeting. Staff indicated the ordinance carries a small penalty provision (noted in the draft) and that facility-use procedures will be adjusted to implement the new permitting terms.
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