Liquor Licenses
An on-premises liquor license allows a business to sell and serve alcohol for consumption on site, including bars, restaurants, taverns, and hotels. Community boards do not approve or deny liquor licenses, but they review applications, hear community concerns, and submit recommendations to the State Liquor Authority.
CB6 reviews full on-premises liquor applications and works with applicants on stipulations that may become enforceable license conditions. Beer-and-wine applicants are not reviewed by the board in the same way, but the State Liquor Authority still requires community-board notice before filing in many cases.
Some applications may also be subject to the 500 Foot Law, which applies when a proposed on-premises liquor license is near three existing on-premises licenses. CB6 accepts 30-day notices by email at liza@bkcb6.org.
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