Worcester County - Alcoholic Beverages - Temporary To-Go Event Permit and Class C Per Diem Municipal To-Go Beer, Wine, and Liquor License
What changed between versions
License categories were simplified; the detailed criteria for Class B licenses (e.g., specific room counts or dining requirements) were removed and replaced with a broader definition covering hotels and restaurants.
A new 'Class D' beer license was introduced, authorizing the sale of beer at retail for on- and off-premises consumption, distinct from the existing Class B license.
A new 'Temporary To-Go Event Permit' was added, allowing holders of Class B or Class D licenses to sell alcohol in approved cups at special events located within or adjacent to their premises.
Annual license fees were adjusted for several license types, with specific dollar amounts changed for 6-day and 7-day licenses under different sections.
The scope of the temporary permit was narrowed to authorize the sale of beer and wine only, removing the authorization to sell liquor that was present in the previous version.