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  1. April-28-12, 08:42 PM #1
    stromberg2
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    RJK, I believe they have waited a good number of months to get their liquor license.

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  2. April-28-12, 08:54 PM #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by stromberg2 View Post
    RJK, I believe they have waited a good number of months to get their liquor license.
    The City does have some work that could hold up a liquor license, but the license is issued by the State, not the City. So this problem could be city, state, or both.

    Many cities are pushing liquor license reform, in the interest of encouraging restaurants/bars. NYC has worked to reduce their timeframe for approval from months/years down to a few weeks.
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