Boston Licensing Board Approves Domino’s Pizza Late-Night Delivery Amid Resident Concerns

During its recent meeting, the Boston Licensing Board approved a petition from Domino’s Pizza on Colony Avenue to extend its delivery hours until 3 a.m., despite some concerns from nearby residents about potential noise disturbances. The decision was made with the condition that the service between 1 a.m. and 3 a.m. will be strictly for delivery, with no customer pick-up allowed during these hours.

The board discussed the absence of any formal noise complaints or violations against the establishment. One board member highlighted that the opposition seemed to misunderstand the nature of the extended hours, assuming increased foot traffic would contribute to noise. However, it was clarified that all late-night activities would involve delivery drivers using a designated rear entrance to avoid disruptions. Residents were encouraged to report any future noise issues to the police, emphasizing accountability and enforcement rather than denying the application based on unsubstantiated concerns.

Other significant approvals included the transfer of a liquor license from Huntington Market Inc. to Symphony Liquor Inc. at the same location. The board also approved several changes in management for various establishments, including Hilton Boston Back Bay and Trader Joe’s in Allston. Additionally, Harpoon Brewery received approval for changes in its corporate officers and stock interests.

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