How to file the community board notice for the liquor license (New York City)
An on-premises license applicant tells its community board it intends to apply 30 days before filing with the SLA, and sends proof of that notice with the application.
- Agency
- Your community board (required by the State Liquor Authority)
- Where it applies
- New York City
- How it's filed
- Paper form, mailed
- Fee
- Free
- How long it takes
- Notify the board 30 days before filing.
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