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The board approved changes for three alcohol-license transactions, including a 2,000-square-foot retail expansion at Prospect Liquors and license transfers between 155 Lowell Street and 161 Pelham Street. It also chose to allow eligible on-premise alcohol licensees to operate until 3 a.m. during the temporary period, but rejected designated outdoor drinking areas.
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Prospect Liquors was approved to change its manager and business name to Prospect Street Liquors, expand its retail area, renovate the store, and update its loan collateral. The board also approved moving an all-alcohol license to 155 Lowell Street and a beer-and-wine license to 161 Pelham Street, with no changes to operating hours or the premises. Eligible on-premise alcohol businesses may request 3 a.m. closing during the temporary period, but outdoor public alcohol-consumption areas will not be allowed.
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