Township Council Votes To Sell Liquor License, Buy Pothole Filler

November 20, 2017 Township Council Taxes

The Township Council at its Nov. 13 meeting voted to sell a liquor license and buy a pothole filler. (File photo).

The Township Council at its last meeting voted to sell one of the township’s plenary retail consumption liquor licenses and to purchase a piece of heavy machinery.

Bids for the liquor license, which start at $250,000, will be accepted until Dec. 6.

The licenses allow for the sale and consumption of alcohol on the licensee’s premises.

The number of plenary retail consumption liquor licenses available to a town is dependent upon the town’s population, as determined by the latest federal Census. The township has five licenses to sell.

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Township Council Votes To Sell Liquor License, Buy Pothole Filler

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