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Hopes Are High for Legislative Action on Restaurant Liquor License Bill

By Reposted Content on September 22, 2017
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As seen on: The Town Crier
(New Jersey State League of Municipalities’ Legislative Blog)

Our State’s liquor licensing laws date back to the ratification of the Twenty-first Amendment in the 1930’s. The world is a different place. And those laws have tended to stifle competition and to hamstring local economic development options.

New Jersey municipalities looking to revitalize downtowns and Main Streets, could use some new tools. Thus, the League of Municipalities supports A-2452, which would create new liquor licenses for restaurants meeting certain criteria…

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