Timeless headquarters, located on Broadway Street, received approval for both a common victualler license and an outdoor dining permit. The business owners, Steven and Evelyn Lambert, emphasized their focus on providing healthy food options such as smoothies and healthy juices. Concerns were raised regarding the safety and logistics of the outdoor dining area due to its proximity to White Street Paint and the heavy truck traffic. However, the Lamberts assured the board that the primary delivery times would not overlap with their operating hours. A commitment was made to implement safety measures, including the installation of cement barriers to protect diners. The motion to approve the licenses was passed with stipulations for safety precautions.

The board also reviewed a liquor license transfer for a property on Mayor Street’s Beacon Hill Wine & Spirits and Gourmet to a new ownership under K Incorporated, to be managed by J Shaw. Attorney John M. Demakis represented the applicants, highlighting Shaw’s experience in alcohol sales and commitment to responsible business practices, including the use of ID scanners and staff training. No objections were raised, and the transfer of the liquor license was approved.

Lastly, Bongo Bar and Grill’s application for an outdoor patio extension received approval. The board acknowledged the applicants’ history of properly managing their businesses and stressed the importance of adhering to rules and regulations set forth by the police department regarding the establishment’s boundaries. The motion to approve the patio extension was passed, allowing the business to enhance its offerings to patrons.