Bill would allow N.J. towns to get around liquor license cap
The legislation would enable eligible towns to circumvent the cap — essentially allowing them to bid for inactive licenses in another town.
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The legislation would enable eligible towns to circumvent the cap — essentially allowing them to bid for inactive licenses in another town.
New Jersey officials including Gov. Phil Murphy have proposed ways to amend a law governing liquor licenses that was first written in the years following the end of Prohibition in the United States. The law, which limits each town to one license per 3,000 residents, has not been changed since 1969.
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