The meeting’s most notable agenda item was the approval for Goat City Pub to extend its hours on Sundays, allowing it to open at 8:30 a.m. to serve breakfast, including breakfast-themed beverages such as mimosas and Bloody Marys. The pub’s owner expressed a long-standing desire to serve breakfast and assured the board of adequate staffing. This change aligns with the pub’s existing liquor license hours and is intended to cater to early football game audiences. Board members voiced support for the pub, commending its community contributions and lack of any prior issues.

Additionally, the board approved the transfer of the common victualler license from Norton Jade LLC to a new entity, Sky South SE North Incorporated, which will operate as Time Travel Cuisine. The new owner plans to maintain the establishment as a Chinese restaurant with enhancements to the menu and service, pending further approval for alcoholic beverage service.

The meeting also addressed routine matters such as the appointment of representatives to the Planning Board concerning MBTA zoning bylaws and announcements of upcoming community events. These include a Veterans Day parade, a volleyball fundraiser, and ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the new Town Hall and Senior Community Center.

Furthermore, there was an update on the 237 Mansfield Avenue property, which is being developed by the state for public use. The discussion clarified that while the parking area is in development, the town can pursue other uses for the property, and no costs will be borne by the town for the ongoing project.