Will the State Liquor Authority (SLA) issue any curbs on the Barclays Center liquor license, such as not permitting service for VIPs at three venues for an hour after events, including until 2 am?
(There will be a total of 30 bars with full liquor service and 23 with beer only.)
After an administrative law judge heard public testimony at two meetings in June, the SLA will consider the Barclays Center liquor license at its August 29 board meeting. It will be held at SLA offices in Harlem, beginning at 10 am, and should be webcast.
There's no timetable for the meeting; items are called in the order for which they are signed in. My bet is that the applicants, Levy Premium Food Service and Brooklyn Events Center, will do their best to get there early.
The report compiled by Administrative Law Judge Raymond Di Luglio has not been made public and likely will not be released until the SLA renders its decision.
"Members of the public and elected officials will have the opportunity to address the Board," SLA spokesman Bill Crowley said yesterday.
The agenda item
"Members of the public and elected officials will have the opportunity to address the Board," SLA spokesman Bill Crowley said yesterday.
The agenda item
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