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City Exempts Certain Areas from ‘500-foot Rule’ for Bars

By Sills Cummis & Gross P.C. on July 10, 2017
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Also at Council Meeting: Residents Speak about Dry Dock Petition


As seen on:  HudsonReporter.com

The City Council voted Wednesday to amend a longstanding ordinance prohibiting liquor license holders from opening within 500 feet of each other. The new amendment allows plenary retail consumption license holders to open closer together in certain parts of the city.

Also at the council meeting, the council approved contracts to place free WiFi kiosks in town, and petitioners asked the city to try to buy the Union Dry Dock property on the northern waterfront (see sidebar).

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